The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-29
WILLIAMSBURG.


xEssRs PIRINE, PATTERSON AND STACK.
Launched.
Jan. l0.-A large sloop called the Mary Ann Lake,
Of about so tons, owned by w. Lake and Brother,
and employed in the stone trade.
Jan. 25.-Ferry boat Eagle, for the Roosevelt and
Bridge street ferry.
Jan. 81 Ferry boat Osprey, for the same COM
paDy.
Feb. 12-Ferry boat Curlew, for the same. They
rate about 400 tons each. Messrs. Pease & Murphy
furnished the machinery for the whole.
April 2.-Clipper bark Flying Cloud, Of about $50
tons, for Harbeck & Co. Now in the Angostura
trade.
May lO.-Schooner Fidelia, Of about rs tons, for
B. Blanco. Employed in the South American river
trade.
June 22.-Bark Tor three masted schooner)
Helcise, Of about 375 tons, for Captain McKeige;
now in the Australian business.
July 2-Clipper ship Wide Awake, of about 900
tons, for Sikin Ironsides, for the California bust
ness. She is 167 feet long, 81 wide and 1S deep.
This firm also launched in the latter part OF the
year. bark Of 800 tons for D. Curtis Co.. for the
Carthagena and Savanilla trade, and brig of 325
tons for N. N. Freeman & Co.
The firm has since been dissolved, each of the
partners now carrying on q separate business. Mr..
Perne has removed on to spacious piece Of ground
ut Green Point, where he has erected number Of
fine buildings to carry on his business Mr. Patterson
retains the upper Of their once joint Williamsburg
yards, and Mr.. Stack has the lower one. The yes
sells previously noticed on the stocks of the Joint
firm, have been variousy continued, and will be
found further noticed under the name Of one or
other of the partners
The finishing Of the steamship Yankee Blade,
which left on the goth ult., on her first voyage to
Aspinwall, was completed by Messrs. Perine &
Stack, who launched her on the 10th Of November
She is 1000 tons burthen.
MR. ARIEL PATTERSON.
Launched.
July 23-Brig Bonita, Of 800 tons for the South
American trade.
Dec. l3-Clipper schooner Lady Jane, of 200 tons,
for San Francisco.
On the Stocks.
Ship VIM. Layton, of 1000 tons, E. D. Hurlbut &
Co. She is $50 feet the keel, 3Oa beam, % deep.
Will be launched Immediately.
Two ships Of 1000 tons each, and of about the
same dimensions, for f. o. Hurlbut Co. One will
be launched in about three four weeks; the other
is in frame, and partly planked.
Also in frame, large ship of 1000 tons, for 8.
Thompson Nephew's Black Star line of Liyerpool
packets She is 2l5 feet on deck, 30 feet beam and
43 deep.
Another large Liverpool packet ship Of l 900 tons
has just been commenced for D. & A. Kinuland &
Sutton. Her dimension will be about the same az
the ship for Thompson & Nephew.
THos. STACK.
Launched.
Dec. 5.-sohooner st. Mary, Of 200 tons, for the
Maracaibo trade Owned by William Lake &
Brother.
On the Stocks.
bark of 400 tons, for N. NJ. Freeman & Co.
Her length is l20 feet; beam, 27s; depth, l2A
A three-masted schooner of 40 tons, for wv. B.
Whitehead. Length, 14O feet; beam 81 depth. 12k.
bark OF 500 tons, for Wskeman, Dirnon e Co.
Length, lao feet; beam, 50; depth, 1884,
GREEN POINT YARDS.
Mr.. WIN. PERINE.
On the Stocks.
A brig Of 400 tons, for Harbeck & Co., for The An.
gostura trade.
ship Tor the same firm, OF 20 tons, for general
business. ksngtn, $50 feet; width, 80 feet; dcolh.
81 feet
Ship Calvin Adams, of the same tonnage ami d.
mansions; for general business.
Ship j. H. Ryerson, for Hurlbut's Hamburg line,
OF 900 tons burthen; l63 feet long, SO wide, 70
deep.
NORRIS GRrFrrrHs.
On the Stocks.
The steamer VIM. Norris, of s,oont 500 tons. to RIM
between Newfoundland ara the west coast OF Ire
land, In connection with the provincial teeoranb
This y . new firm, and has launched nothing az
yet
sNEDEN wHIrLocK.
Launched.
JAM 3.-steamboat Daniel Webster OF 500 tons
lpIt tg the Main, .ica.4 .,ay..Atio. Cv.a.s.y.