Notice is hereby given, That on Thursday the fifth Day of September next, at 10 of the Clock in the Forenoon, at Messieurs Clarke and Nightingale's Wharff, in Providence, will begin the Sale at public Vendue, to the highest Bidder, of the Prize Ship Eagle,² about 280 Tons Burthen and her Appurtenances; and also the Cargo of the said Ship, consisting of 102 Hogsheads, 38 Tierces and 4 Barrels of common Sugar, 7 1, 178 Weight of Muscavado Sugar, 14, 800 Weight of first White Sugar, 36, 918 Weight of second White Sugar, 118, 253 Weight of clayed Sugar, 106 Hogsheads, containing 9, 540 Gallons of Barbadoes Rum, 127 Bags and 15 Barrels, containing 13, 180 Weight of Ginger, 26 Bags containing 2, 200 Weight of Cotton, 1 Pipe of Madeira Wine, and 39 Barrels of Oil. The Sale to continue until the whole shall be sold, pursuant to a Decree of the Court for the Trial of Prize Causes, held in said Providence on the 26th Day of August instant, by the Honorable John Foster, Esq; Judge of said Court.

Paul Tew, Sheriff

Providence, August 27, 1776. .