Add to ORKGmerchantThe merchant finds the ship or vessel, the nets, and the provisions, in fact, the means of carrying on the fishery which he supplies to the planter.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citGMS Apr 77Used I and SupUsed I and Sup1Used
fit vEvery Two Boats will require the following Stores and Necessaries (in order to fit them out ...
premises n sg or plMost were employed as fishermen while three or four worked on the room or the ...
merchant..._merchants_ ... who, originally carrying on the fishery from [Britain], and visiting that...
findThe merchant finds the ship or vessel, the nets, and the provisions, in fact, the means of car...
fishing..those Ships and men so sent, may be so fitted and provided with Salt, Nets, Hooks, Lines a...
voyage n...the merchant and fisherman-the former being the supplier and the other (the one actually...
merchantThe merchant, in the fisherman's vocabulary, is the outfitter who provides the supplies for ...
merchantEvery merchant, and master of a _fishery,_ is the _huckster_ of his whole establishment; and...
voyage n...the man who prosecutes, or speculates in, the fishery, is called the Planter; and his mo...
merchantIf the voyage is good, the merchant's accounts are covered; if not, the merchant is commonly...
salt..and those Ships and men so sent, may be so fitted and provided with Salt, Nets, Hooks, Line...
premises n sg or plIndividual fishermen fishing from their own premises would either sell the fish...
fishingWe likewise then did set forth another Ship, for a fishing Voyage, which also carried some v...
master nEvery merchant, and master of a _fishery_, is the _huckster_ of his whole establishment; and...
premises n sg or plThey would land their catch to the merchant's premises where the fish would be ...
fit vEvery Two Boats will require the following Stores and Necessaries (in order to fit them out ...
premises n sg or plMost were employed as fishermen while three or four worked on the room or the ...
merchant..._merchants_ ... who, originally carrying on the fishery from [Britain], and visiting that...
findThe merchant finds the ship or vessel, the nets, and the provisions, in fact, the means of car...
fishing..those Ships and men so sent, may be so fitted and provided with Salt, Nets, Hooks, Lines a...
voyage n...the merchant and fisherman-the former being the supplier and the other (the one actually...
merchantThe merchant, in the fisherman's vocabulary, is the outfitter who provides the supplies for ...
merchantEvery merchant, and master of a _fishery,_ is the _huckster_ of his whole establishment; and...
voyage n...the man who prosecutes, or speculates in, the fishery, is called the Planter; and his mo...
merchantIf the voyage is good, the merchant's accounts are covered; if not, the merchant is commonly...
salt..and those Ships and men so sent, may be so fitted and provided with Salt, Nets, Hooks, Line...
premises n sg or plIndividual fishermen fishing from their own premises would either sell the fish...
fishingWe likewise then did set forth another Ship, for a fishing Voyage, which also carried some v...
master nEvery merchant, and master of a _fishery_, is the _huckster_ of his whole establishment; and...
premises n sg or plThey would land their catch to the merchant's premises where the fish would be ...
fit vEvery Two Boats will require the following Stores and Necessaries (in order to fit them out ...
premises n sg or plMost were employed as fishermen while three or four worked on the room or the ...
merchant..._merchants_ ... who, originally carrying on the fishery from [Britain], and visiting that...