BELFAST EMIGRANT ADVERT 1833
Now in Port
FOR NEW ORLEANS
The First Class, Coppered, and Copper-fastened Brig
ROSEBANK, of Belfast
DAVID BOYD, Commander,
To Sail about the 15th December.
The above favourite Vessel will, as usual, be fitted up in
the most comfortable manner for Passengers.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
David Grainger
Belfast, 26th Nov 1833. Donegall Quay.
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This advert for the port of New Orleans in Louisiana indicates the interest of
Belfast people in the growing cotton industry. It also shows that the southern
states were attractive to some emigrants from the north of Ireland in the
mid-nineteenth century.