Ship Emily
[C.3.]WOOD & NIEBUR, Notary Public and Custom-House ?, 23 Pines street,
adjoining the Custom-House, New York.
Quantities of Merchandize to be expressed in writing, as A.B. 1 to 30, thirty barrels. If any articles of the outward cargo are brought ? they are to be entered on the Manifest; by whom shipped out, and to whom consigned inward. Insert the ? whether cabin or steerage, with the number of packages containing their baggage, or imp? of a mechanical trade, respectively. Vessel and Cabin stores to be entered on the Manifest as well.
REPORT and MANIFEST of the Cargo laden on board the Ship Emily of New York whereof E. K. Davis is Captain, burthen 298 tons, which Cargo was taken on board at St. Croix built at Hillingworth State of Connecticut and owned by E. K. Davis, Augustus Aymen, John D. van Beuren and Joseph Gillard at New York as per Register granted at New York, the tenth day of December 1843 and bound for New york and Philadelphia.
Coloumns represent: Marks, numbers inclusive, packages and contents, by whom shipped, to whom consigned, Consignees residence, and Port of destinatio.
BG 1@10 ten hhds sugar ? G M^cCaul Aymen & Co New York New York
CV 1@10 ten hhds sugar ? G M^cCaul Aymen & Co New York New York
MS 1@20 twenty hhds sugar ? G M^cCaul Aymen & Co New York New York
WN/R 1@55 fifty five hhds sugar H. Dewhurst Aymen & Co New York New York
GBK 1@20 twenty hhds sugar ? H. Dewhurst Aymen & Co New York New York
KIC 1@52 fifty two hhds sugar H. Kerr Aymen & Co New York New York
B 1@12 twelve hhds sugar ? Benjamin Aymen & Co New York New York
Do 1@30 thirty hhds sugar Anthony John Hill & Co Aymen & Co New York New York
BB13S three hhods sugar Anthony John Hill & Co Aymen & Co New York New York
D1e3M eighteen purcheons rum Anthony John Hill & Co Aymen & Co New York New York
JAWing fourteen bbls sugar Anthony John Hill & Co Aymen & Co New York New York
WWalker one bbl sugar, one bbl molasses Anthony John Hill & Co Aymen & Co New York New York
JGGrinel five perncheons molasses Anthony John Hill & Co Aymen & Co New York New York
WWSwain one box xherry cordial Anthony John Hill & Co Aymen & Co New York New York
DE 1@18 eighteen hhds sugar Anthony John Hill & Co Aymen & Co New York New York
WxG 1@8 twentymperncheons rum Cartwright & Harrison John E Ruhl & co New York New York
CIM 1@6 six hhds`sugar John E. Ruhl & Co JC Whitmore & Co New York New York
F 1@9 nine hhds sugar Isaac Farrington TA M^cCready New York New York
Ton 1@28 twenty ewight hhds sugar Joseph Cummings John C DaCosta Philad^a Philad^a
PW Schonoboe ten pencheons rum PW Schonoboe C Bill New York New York
RFA eleven pencheons rum W^m Moore Alsep & Chaney New York New York
MxT four cases mdze R&C Stubbs Mason & Thompson New York New York
EBVcLS 1 one tin case gold watches G Nevin & Levi E Berthouse New York New York
R 1@10 ten bbls sugar G J Mudie John Richards New York New York
ATH 1@16 sixteen hhds molasses AJ Hill & Co Aymar & Co New York New York
a quantity of fruit AJ Hill & Co Aymar & Co New York New York
five boxea sundries AJ Hill & Co Aymar & Co New York New York
one box shells, 2 backets order Stephen & Partridge New York New York
sweetmeats, one bag wool W^m Betty New York New York
five boxes sundries Isaac H Dewherst Aymar & Co New York New York
ED 1@19 ten hhds sugar Isaac H Dewherst Aymar & Co New York New York
one box Carr, W^m Betts New York New Tork
Ship Stores: 4 bbls bread, e bbls beef, 1 cow, 6 gallon rum, & sundry small stores
Passengers:
1 M. Q. Morton, Capt^n of New York 2 trunks, 10 packages, 1gun
2 Augustus Haines of New York fifteen packages
3 M^rs Heanier of New York 3 boxes plants & 8 packages
4 M^rs Raymond & son Albany 3 trunks, 7 packages, 1 demijohn & etc
5 Rev^d H. J. Morton & lady Philad^a 16 packages
6 M^rs H. C.. King, 4 children, 2 servants New York 8 trunks, 6 boxes, etc
7 M^r V W Coker, Lady, 3 children, servant St. Croix 19 trunks, 4 boxes, 1 gun & case, 12 small packages
8 Ab^m Baiz, Lady, 3 children & servant St Thomas 11 trinks, 5 small bpxes, 1 basket, etc
9 R. Deitz St. Thomas 2 trunks, 1 carpet bag
10 John Van Buren, Lady, 2 servants Albany 32 packages
11 John R Conner & servant St. Croix 4 trunks, 2 carpet bags, & 1 box
12 W^m Mackie St. Thomas 1 trunk, 1 bag, etc
Note: "Dated at Sea, May 24, 1844"
Transcriber's Notes:
* An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not the
transcriber, or is used to call your attention to additional information in the
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.
* Names were transcribed as seen regardless of spelling.
* Passenger numbers assigned by transcriber for search purpose.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 61.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
23 November 2009
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