Two-masted sailing vessel square-rigged on the foremast and fore-and-aft rigged on the mainmast.
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This day sailed the Mexican hermaphrodite brig Fazio, for San Blas and Mazatlan.
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One was a large ship under top-gallant sails, and the other a small hermaphrodite brig.
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We soon made her out to be an hermaphrodite brig, under her close-reefed topsails and trysails.
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The other vessel which we found in port was the hermaphrodite brig Avon, from the Sandwich Islands.
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If it shall keep ship, bark, fore-and-aft schooner, or hermaphrodite brig from driving on a lee shore, "all's well."
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The vessel in sight was a large hermaphrodite brig, of a Dutch build, and painted black, with a tawdry gilt figure-head.
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She passed out of hail, but we made her out to be an hermaphrodite brig, with Brazilian colors in her main rigging.
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Coming round Santa Buenaventura, and nearing the anchorage, we saw two vessels in port, a large full-rigged, and a small, hermaphrodite brig.
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The Loriotte, we learn, was built at Plymouth, Mass., in 1828, was ninety-two tons, originally a schooner and later changed into an hermaphrodite brig.
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She was a long, low, black hermaphrodite brig, with tall, raking masts, and a row of ports, evidently intended for use rather than ornament.
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"Gerrit's got a ship," the other asserted, "not a hermaphrodite brig built like a butter box.
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''Nye's off too,'' said the captain to the mate; and, looking astern, we could just see the little hermaphrodite brig under sail, standing after us.