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Report and Manifest of the Cargo laden on board of the Ship W^m Little John whereof John Guythes is master, which cargo was taken on board at Liverpool, England & Lisbon, Portugal burthen 230 57/95tons, built at Daly in the State of North Carolina and owned by John Stewart merchant at Daleys as per Register granted at Edenton the 8th day og July 1799 and bound for Philadelphia.

Columns headings are: Marks; Number inclusive; Packages and contents; by whom shipped; To whom configured, or if to configured; Place of Configuree's residence; ports of destination.

    
             one hundred & twenty tons of salt------------Waing???ght & Nowark----Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia
S     1      one trunk of callico-------------------------Waing???ght & Nowark----Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia
S     2 or 3 two bales of Brand clothes & Capiman?s-------Waing???ght & Nowark----Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia
S     4      one box of Irish linens ----------------------Waing???ght & Nowark---Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia 
S     5      one bale of sheeting---- --------------------Waing???ght & Nowark----Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia     
S            twenty seven crates earthen ware-------------Waing???ght & Nowark----Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia     
S            five kegs pof merchandize--------------------Waing???ght & Nowark----Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia     
S            one bundle of merchandize--------------------Waing???ght & Nowark----Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia     
S            one case of merchandize----------------------Waing???ght & Nowark----Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia     
S            two Chraps?----------------------------------Waing???ght & Nowark----Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia     
S            two casks ofPort in bottles------------------Waing???ght & Nowark----Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia     
S            two cases with Bottles?----------------------Waing???ght & Nowark----Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia     
S            one box with clockwork-----------------------Waing???ght & Nowark----Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia     
GC           four boxes of merchandize--------------------George Cooper-----------Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia     
GC           three bales of merchandize-------------------George Cooper-----------Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia     
GC           one trunk of merchandize---------------------George Cooper-----------Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia     
CW           ninety pipes & onehundred & fifty Q^r casks 
             of ? wine?-----------------------------------John Buckley & Son------Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia     
             thirteen boxes lemons------------------------John Buckley & Son------Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia     
             two small boxes almonds-----------------------John Buckley & Son------Charles Wharton---Philadelphia--Philadelphia     
Passenger
 1  George Cooper--one chest wearing apparel & bedding

signed:
copy?                                                              signed: April 28, 1800
Philad^a April 28, 1800                                                Jn Guythere?
sworn before John Graff DCole

Transcriber's Note

 A hand-written note at bottom of manifest sheet states:
"the above vessel being captured by the French ship of war then pas? on eight days afterwards
recaptured by the Pitt British vessel and carr?? etc Lisbon part of the cargo was plundered 
but how much is not know."

National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 1.

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