True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-13
PURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARED YEsTEp oAy-Io,L

a. CLEARED YEsTERDAY.-I2th
Ship John Barring Hale Liverpool Gae-crgo 1893 bales
Ship Hebrew. Carr, Harre, S & whney-curgo 1886
bales cotton
Ship Henry PIERCE Liverpool Maurd-careo l4Ii bales
cotton. y
Brig Havre, Carpenter Liverpool Gae-cargo $40 bacs
Brig choeaw, Stevens New York. Bedford-carro All hhds
Brig Franklin Lyle, Philadelphia Reed Rarstow-cargo
a2 bales cotton 500 bbls 500 boxes raisns los bbls
wheat. 81 bbls flax seed and sundres,
Schr John Jay, Kelly, Providence, Aeu-cargo rs
baes cotton hbls moasse "A -four 46 bbis and $50
sehr Alex Cummings Sears Norfolk and Petersburg Mars
ton-careo 9oS0 ps pork.
6e moa ssea 10 hhds sacks sorn @ o GO
IS do pork A. do beans
schr Watchman Murray Tampco, Dyrno, Stiff co-cargo
-'''' arrived siIsi vi YfiEsTERpAY-,a,h
Iowboat Shark Thomas, FIN the Passes towed ship
Dover schs Mogul and easer brought up ship Whar
ton and sch Emeline Knight Left the Pass the 18th
kobt Morris, and at the turn, schs
Towboa Pacific, Martini from w Pass towed ship
mony Lett the Pass the 18th at m. reports inside the
bar bound up ship Robt Morris aud barque Poache nothing
Ship Montreal, Henry s. DIS fm Liverpool to ii Cam
maek-oarso 1858 sacks salt and suudres, IL Cammack
shpChas Wharton, Rogers s days FIN Philadelphia to
assorted mtze and Louisiana hose
Brothers; valin; Hoskns co; Gronng CO.; Martin
peasants co; Forsyth Goodwin COZ Harris Wright;
Graad Massey as, L%s icL Asaandsp
Eastman Brsthers; Bass Hawthorn Dick 60;
Chapman, Tyson lady and iren, Contaa.
Schr Emily Knight Hosmer, "a DIS FIN Camden Me. to S &
~ Whtney-oargo. quo casks lime.
Steamboat Selma Cable Louis to nastcrcu go 100 bbls
-four gNuirih 4 COZ 10 pork keg lard W sumner
syh Goodwin co; 1902 sacks corn, hayet Amcung; 1906
40 do IS hhds bacon keg lard sha bs do blanchard;
ton; 80 sbIs, half do pork half do wax, Eastman Bro.
Tiers; beans JK Smith 500 sacks corn Heford
Sergentrey % bales cotton Dick "a do urke Wutt
& 81 do Nj White ll3 bbIs pork kegs. half
bb lard g kegs small 1851 pigs lead boardi hhds
Black; 80 sacks oats, Alien Passengers Muiekn lady
and ehila Mrs Gable and child Bosher W W Keo,
Stevens Dobe, Garden and Stage.
Steamboat Memphis Wood, Nashville to master-cargo 81
s DICK ee Il Pcs
basgng 20 bales cotton Forsyth, Goodwin co, ps bag
tobacco 80 bales cotton Price, Johnson co.. 20 bales
WooA CO. = shas tobacco Jacobs sbales
Brandor, McKcnna Wright % w White co; q Ca
ruhers Harris Coz IS Yergcr, Chan co; Bacon
trunk W Stewart; 5hhs bacon venson hams ii sacks
corn and ssndre to owners board Passengers Estu
Steamboat Techc, Benos Nachtoclcs to mastcr-cargo
90 bales cotton NIaurin& Al Lee & Hardy 66 do and
beth y Thompson Passengers S Racha and lady, Adams
and lady Rossman and lady Giard Lacour,j sword
Mitchell q DdgarsU Dprbannc Thomas, Goodwin
kirkn,an, Woods, Hanks IN Moo Y Barron Gai-
Steamboat Baton Rouge, Irwin Bayou Sara, Turner
eo Forsa s ss - Lei Hsay White
bhs moIasse SOY pork owners on boa d. hbds
sagarand bbls moasses WZachario & CO. Passengers,
Messrs Delay Fuker, Williams Kcan McGee Adkins Bon,
dreau blanchard, Iabbs Canncset Stark Langue Bowie
pesty otson Porkcr and lady, Richardson, Bonreau and
Reel boat Rolston, FIN Yelow Bousha Tanu-ca go 1Gs
bales ss cot. on Legh Maddux do Carutlere
dor Nc kenna d Wright
MEMORANDA
shp M1ntrra 18th March of st Domingo spoke ship Aer
scr from 1.-Two pool bound Kingston, Moutega Bay same
day spoke sclfanas, bound Kingston Ja reports that in
"gai l:. she he lost The her deck load and ono
Snip Chas Wharton March 3st, 49, ST. long 81 30 smoke
snip Warsaw, from New o leans bound Liverpool .
Pilot boat Lafayette sailed from Balize the 5th April
came to anchor not having sufficient wind at
m got under way and shaped for the Grand reef
shore bearing NV, three miles distant had our launch in
sonpany with close alongsdc sent pilot boats skif on
sore and went through the Breakers and boarded the brig;
he captain requested us to around inside the reef
being too much outside which did came to anchor
IN III feet water, the brig bearing ENE distant miles, the
company the supercargo and along
SIDE with brigs their clothing some goods from
The brig sent launch close to get u she could
from the vessel also take all the from her. rot the
launch partly loaded and alongside pilot boat; Il; o.
clock dischaf her she anchoreiose alongside; at
seeing of the briggs boats coming towards MS which
could not fetch it blowing very resf got our launch unde
wa' and picked them up came again; wind by this
time got to E. and the weather looking yerv boa and
blowing very hard anxious get away but there was
men on the reef which wanted save; thought VIC could
ay until morning Attain the wind shifted round W
winch caused heavy SWELL the wind increasing the
launch parted her chnin losing anchor weighing us lbs with
80 fathoma of chan at the pilot DO began to drag her
anchor 1t blowing very hard and heavy was Obliged
to for the preservation of ALL anchor weighing lbs
with 80 athom chains the focsa having reefs in we set
obliged axe it in, and in the hauling it down split il
from head 10 foot; the reef and on the 7t
sengers and all the except two that We had to leave
on the reef The brig when left beed water up to
her matches on the day of arrival aiZe we
despatched another boat look the containing s
pilots-as yet news fromher