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... Captain. LrKEwISE, 55 Casks of Butter 65 Coonibs of White V~ease 40 Bags of' Hulled Barley S Casks of Zuckery 2 Chests of Salad Oil About 1 0,o0 Gallons of Hemp-Seed oil 400 Gallons of Rape-SeAd. Oil 1200 Gallons of Brown Train Oil; Part CargofoF the ...
... sqi Captain. Likewise, 5.5 Casks of BUTTER—63 Coombs of WHITE PEASE 40 Bags of Hulled BARLEY— 3 Casks ZUCKERY 2 Chests of SALAD OIL About Gailcns of HEMP-SEED OIL 400 Gallons of RAPE-SEED Oil. 1200 Gallons Biown TRAIN OIL ; Part Cargo the ZEI.LUSI and ...
... Majesty’s Sloop of War, Calypso, Henry Weir, Esq. Captain. -63 Coombs of WHITE PEASE 40 Bags Hulled BARLEY-3 Casks ZUCKERY 2 SALAD OIL About 1700 Gallons of HEMP-SEED OIL Gallons RAPE-SEED OIL ISOO Gallons of Brown TRAIN OIL ; Part Caigo of the ZEELUST and ...
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