Lodi (Schooner), aground, 5 Nov 1838

Disasters of the gale -- The heavy gale which blew during the whole of Monday night, caused an unprecedented amount of damage to our Lake craft. A large number of heavily laden vessels were out, no less that thirteen of which were beached. We give below such particulars as we can learn respecting the wrecks.
LODI Schooner, owned by O.Newbury,of Detroit, 60 Tons, ashore between Madison Dock and Ashtabula, full of water.
      Cleveland Daily Herald & Gazette
      Monday, November 12, 1838

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The Wrecked Schooners. -- The BENJAMIN BARTON and LODI, beached near our Harbor last fall, prove not to have been so seriously injured as was feared. The BARTON has been raised and floated into the Harbor. A trifling expense will refit her. The LODI purchased by Capt. A. P. Tubb, of this township, has been raised and found to have sustained but little injury except the loss of her keel. -- Conneaut Gazette
      Cleveland Daily Herald
      Saturday, March 23, 1839 p.2 col.1



      LOST ON LAKE ERIE
Schooner TOLEDO, ashore half a mile below Grand River - broken up.
Schooner RALPH GRANGER, ashore one mile below Grand River.
Schooner CLEVELAND, between Ashtabula and Conneaut.
Schooner DOLPHIN (supposed) Between Ashtabula and Conneaut.
Schooners LODI and BENJ. BARTON at Conneaut, Total loss.
Schooner SANDUSKY, ashore a little above Erie.
Schooner EAGLE, ashore a little below Erie.
Schooner ILLINOISE, missing on Lake Erie.
Schooner COLONEL BENTON, ashore at Dunkirk. ----- Buffalo Star.
      British Colonist
      Thursday, November 22, 1838