The Wilmington Gazette, Wilmington, NC, Edenton, September 17
Captain Williams of the schooner Farmer, arrived here on Friday last from Norfolk, where he put in distress, having sprung his main mast in the late severe storm, which had done so much damage on the coast, we are informed, that from 23 to 24 sail of vessels, little and big, were dismasted and on shore at the Bar (Ocracoke), in the last gale, which took place on the 2nd inst., many of which, it is expected, will not be got off …
"The Blue Book says we've got to go out and it doesn't say a damn thing about having to come back." --Captain Patrick Etheridge, USLSS
A compilation of U.S. Life-Saving Service reports, newspaper articles, publications and more related to shipwrecks of the N.C. coast. Does not include ships that were hauled off or otherwise saved.
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Schooner Samuel Smith ~ Abt. 1 December 1804
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