Napoleon (Schooner), aground, 1 Oct 1851

Schooner CAMBRIA lost. She had made Ashtabula Harbor, the water being shallow she struck and bilged. Loaded with coal for B.L. Webb. Insured for $1,500.
      Also the scow NAPOLEON went ashore on Monday morning about 7:00, 3 miles above Ashtabula Harbor.
      Pontiac Gazette
      October 18, 1851 2-1

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      During the high wind of Monday night, of last week, the schr. CAMBRIA pounded between the piers at Ashtabula Harbor until she sprung a leak and sunk, where she is at the present time, waiting for the insurance agent. She is loaded with coal, and is likely to prove a serious difficulty in our harbor.
      The schr. NAPOLEON, also loaded with coal, went ashore 3 miles above this port.
      Ashtabula Weekly Telegraph
      October 21, 1851 2-4