Subject: The value of your home might have increased - See its value

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flesh of the young seals, which they called veal, and on that of the sealions, which was denominated beef. Large numbers of fish were also caught with lines. The Trial sloop having so quickly joined the Centurion, it was hoped that the rest of the squadron would appear; but a fortnight passed, and none being seen, the worst was feared as to their fate. On the 21st of June, however, a  ship was perceived to leeward of the island, but she disappeared. It was not until the 26th that a sail was again seen; it was

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