Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-06-20

|ment OF new Agency in their hands. Own
led chiefly By T. j. Curtis.
Two s,ory brick Store, owned BY estate of
Mott & ]. D. Starr. Loss 1000, Insured for
1900. Occupied by J. D. Starr, who saved
$500 worth of goods, but lost 8 or 10 900. In.
sured for 5000. In the warehouse were 14O
bales of cotton belonging to ]. w. Powell of
Robeson. Fully insured for 5000.
Two story brick store, owned and occupied
10y Z. }. Lilly. Loss s or 5000. Fully insur-
led, having saved portion of his goods.
Two brick stores 3 story, belonging to es-
tate of McArn. And large double brick stores
and dwelling belonging to same estate, with
the remains of heavy stock of goods. Loss
10000. Insured for 10000. In one of these
tenements, Alexander Johnson, Jr, had just
opened stock of goods, not insured, loss
about 1000.
Between the buildings, were 4 brick tene.
ments, stories, belonging to estate of James
Hooper. Loss 5000. Insured for 5000.
They were occupied by A. w. Steele, whose
loss is 2 or 5000, nearly covered by insurance
by Stewart & McGary, loss 1900, insured
by w. Prior, loss about l ZOO, insured for
stor 60O-by Patrick Montague, loss 1000, in
ssured for 1000.
Double one story store, occupied by Thos.
5 w. Blake, whose loss of$5OO was fully insur-
ed, and by Thos. G. Blake, whose loss, not
insured, is 1000.
Gillespie Street.
Eight or ten 2 story tenements, belonging
5 to Joseph Arey, extending from Market Square
! to franklin street. Loss probably 5000, moi
! insured. Occupied by J. c. Thompson, who
lost 1000, insured for 1000; John e. 1.atta
loss small. John D. Williams, loss 5000
fully insured, having saved much Of his stock
Jas. Dodd, loss -, no insurance. Angus
mckenzie, Robert Wooten. G. w. Andrews
Liehenstein & Brother, Nathan Skies, Mitch
Aell & Philips, all saved most of their effects.
Green Street.
William Marsh, brick building, stock Of
Hgoods, loss about 1000, insured for 1000.
Large double brick store, 2 stories, owned
kby estate of John Kelly, insured. Occupied
the one by H. Eeete, who lost goods to the
kamount of 5000, after saving portion Of hi:
stock; insured for 1000. The other tenement
occupied by John Brown, who lost perhaps
Hhalt OF his goods, to amount of 10 or 1900
mo insurance.
Two story brick store owned by w. McIn
ktyre. Loss 1900, insured for 1000. Occu
sped by VIM. Mel. Mckay, whose loss is u
bout 500, not insured.
AOuOIO t"O olOI UIiCh SLOIGS dIu UIlCE
lighthouses. owned by John Hnske. Loss
H$5, 900. insured for 1000. Occupied, one by
&c. & H. Mcmillan, whose loss is about 5000
with only 1000 insurance. The other by
kHnske & Son, who saved considerable por
stion of their goods, but lost perhaps 10000
(which is princi paly insured.
Two story brick store and dwelling, with
Hbrick outhouses, owned by Hugh Campbell
Aooef NJ -
kby S. J. Hinsdale, as a Drug Store, who's.
loss is about 1900, insured for $50.
Two story brick store and dwelling, owned
Hby Alex. Johnson, loss 5000. Occupied BY
EWm. Fl. Bayne as the Carolinian Printin!
Notice below, and dwelling above. Savec
kmost of his materials, and some furniture, los
abetween and 400. No insurance.
Two wooden and one brick building, owne,
and occupied by Drs. B. & B. w. Robinson
las offices and Drug Stores. Loss $500; in
sured for 1900.
Two story dwelling owned by Miss M
Bingham, and occupied by herself and A. Al
den as dwellings. Miss BIS loss probabl
5000; insured for 1000; Mr.. Alden lost par
Of his furniture.
There are doubtless inaccuracies and omls
] sions in the above catalogue. In the hast
and confusion of its preparation, it could nc
be otherwise. 1t will, however, give the hes
/ idea we are capable of furnishing of this dis
Saster.
1t may not be miss to add, that the spir
J of our people, though humbled, is not broke
by this infection. There are number of CO
SEES in which the losers are not able to bes
their losses, and they will have, we trust an
believe, the sincere sympathy and prompt al
of their neighbors.
No doubt seems to rest on the mind Of an
one, that it was the act of an incendiary; for
, discovery of whom the municipal authorize
will leave no effort untred.-Cdroinian.
From the Fayetteville North Carolnaa.
TO THE PATRONS OF THE