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Brig Ocean


St. Thomas, Virgin Islands to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
3 March 1830
Report and Manifest of the Cargo laden on board of the Brig Ocean of Philadelphia whereof Jacob Darling is Master which Cargo was taken on board at St Thomas burthen one hundred and seventy two 46/95 tons built at Philadelphia in the state of Pennsylvania and owned by Jacob Darling and George Pots Little merchants at Philadelphia as ? Register granted at Philadelphia the 22nd day of August 1829 and bound for Philadelphia.
List of cargo....columns represent: Marks, No., packages and contents, by whom shipped, to whom consigned, consignees residence, port of destination

F    --  two hundred and fifty seven bags of pimento
F   1@18 eighteen hogsheads of sugar
F    --  seventy three bags of coffee
F    --  one hundred & ninety four bags of coffee
--   --  five hundred ane hides
F    --  one Pecice? & sixteen barrels of old copper    W.P. Furniss & Co   Mess^rs Haven & Smith  Philadelphia  Philadelphia  
F    --  one half barrell of old pewter brass & lead
--   --  three old copper boilers
--   --  seventy two & three quarters tons and one
--   --  hundred and seventy pounds logwood 
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MF   --   eight bags of pimento                          W.P. Furniss & Co    M^r Maurice Mahon         Philadelphia  Philadelphia  
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S     --  one hundred and seventy two bags of coffee     John L. Ferguson     M^r Noris Stanley         Philadelphia  Philadelphia  
M     --  sixty seven bags of coffee              
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ACCP 1@4  four casks of old copper                       J.M. Seffront Son& Co Mss^rs Puzetto & Loper   Philadelphia  Philadelphia  
ABCP  --  one barrel of old brass
ALCP 1@3  three barrels of lead
ACP  --   two old braces
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TL  --    one box of merchandise                         H. Smithe             Raphel D Cadova Esq^e    Philadelphia  Philadelphia  
--  --    one keg of ginger  
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JD  --    thirty six bags of pimento                     Jacob Darling         John H. Linn Esq^e       Philadelphia  Philadelphia  
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S  --     one barrel of sugar                            Geo^e Shiber          Hon^e Shiber             Philadelphia  Philadelphia  
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TI  --    one box bay water                             Thomas Latimer         M^r Lees                Philadelphia  Philadelphia  
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Passengers:
1   M^r  Peter   Wagner    one trunk clothes  New York
2   M^r  John    Anderson  one trunk clothes, bed & bedding  New York
3   M^r  Orval   Nash      one trunk clothes, bed & bedding  New York
4   M^r  Samuel  Brown     one trunk clothes, bed & bedding  Philadelphia

signed: Feb^y 4th 1830  J. Darling 


Transcriber's Notes:

?  Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined due to the
   condition of the manifest or handwriting of the original recorder.

^  A ^ followed by a letter indicates that the letter was superscripted.
 
The Feb^y 4th, 1830 date might have been when the captain made up the manifest or that the
ship landed at other ports before arriving in Philadelphia.


National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 25.
Transcribed by Harry Green, formatted by Ines Mannhardt, members of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
30 April 2008



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