Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-01-24
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON, NoRTHCARoL1Nl


ID.
Jan. 16-Steamer Henrietta Fennell from Fayetteville,
to A. D Ca7au1; with cotton cotton yarn, Sc
costin with 700 bushels Pea Nuts .''''A i "''
Boat D. Lewis Sando, from Lyons Landing, to Miles
Boat stevenson Bob from White Hall, to Miles Co,tin;
with 300 bbls. No. rosin
Steam Propeller Secretary Marcy Prescott from Charles
Steamer Brothers, Banks from Fayetteville J. Banks
l9-steamer Graham, Evans, from Fayetteville,
T G. Worth; with md5e to sundry persons
Cazaux with cotton, wax, &C.
2oSchr. VIM. Hart, Candy from St. Johns River, Fla
2-Schr Palestine Andrews from Baltimore, to ]. & D.
McR ae & Co.; with corn -four and whiskey.
Brig E. Hines Perry from New York. in ballast to J. K
schr. Cornthian, Plummer, from Baltimore, to J. D.
Mekae CO. with 1 md1e e to % persons
Sehr H. wescott, Wines from New York, to Geo. Har-
rss; with mdze. to sundry persons.
Schr. Minerva Wright, Williams from New York, to E.
md1e to pm s York to De-
Rose. Brown h with % f S un T 5"
Brown with mdze. to sundry persons
22Schr Pungent, Wass, from Boston, to JOS B. Russell;
with hay.
: chr Tangent, -, Boston, to Potter & Kiddsr.
Steamer Henrietta FenneIl, from Fayetteville to A. D.
Steamer Rowan from John Bank.
Brig Ava, Adams, Boston, to Adams Brother Co.; with
23-Schr. Lamartine Turner Sc hours from New York,
to Geo. Harriss with mdze. to sundry persons.
CLEARED.
JAM l6-Br Brig Imperial, Weber, for Liverpool by J.
p MeRae g c.; with 1850 bbls tuspentine , .
D. McRae Co..; with 1924 bbs rosn, bbls fish, 100
sas oas 4S bales
Steamer Henrietta. Fenne, for Fayetteville by A. D.
Cazaux with mdze. for sundry persons.
18-Brig Annawon, Amy, for Havana by J. Hathaway
Son; with 1900 feet timber " 900 feet 5. s. Lumber
I9-steamer Brothers. Banks with Boats in tow, for
different Landings BY J. Banks
way Son. With loo casks rice 100 bbls spirits turpentine
500 bbls. tar 300 bbls. rosin.
schr Henry F. Baker, McGauphlin, for philadelphia by
bags dried fruit, bales rags, BOB bushels pea nuts.
D. 8 pes fss G
s. Lumber, and 48 hhds. moasses.
2ISchr; Phenix. Snow, for Bostin by ADAMS Brother
b. Bark Brothers English G for Liverpool by j. D.
Brig Benz. Carver Carver Baltimore by J. & D. Nc
Rae Cos with 10000 feet lumber n bales yarn so bags
22-Schr. Mary Powell, Williams, for New York. by Geo.
Iarriss with I04s bbls rosn, III bills turPentne 2I
bales cotton S97 bushels pea nuts carriage, barrels
schr Emily Weaver Brock, for Philadelphia, by George
schr. Fashion Loring, for Boston. by Deosset Brown
Schr Chas Mills, Francis, for New York. by DeRosset
Steamer Gov. Graham Evans with Boat Mike Brown in
tow, for Fayetteville, by T. c. Worth with mdze to
Steamer Evergreen, Rush, for Fayetteville, by A. D.
Cazaux; with mdze for sundry persons.
Schr Sally Ann Clark, for Baltimore, by Ellis & Rus
with 90 feet lumber and 100 barrels rosn and pitch
23-Brig Oliver Kelly, for Jereme, Hayt, with 100000
shingles f. s. S. Lumber casks, rice 20 bbs tar
10 bbls. pitch, and 10 bbls. rosin.
ScHR. J. w. D.=Is-Schr. Southerner at Savannah from
Boston the 7h lat 81 o. on n TO- passed the wreck
of J. W. Davis supposed be of the New York
Wilmington packets her masts gone by the deck hang
by the rigging and her ga also her stern was out Of
her name but could not whore she hailed
from
There is probably, mistake in the Il is feared
vessel the e. W. DAVIS of this placetherc
is no J. w DAVIS belonging to the line