Kingston News (Kingston, ON), Dec. 11, 1843

(from original at Toronto Central Reference Library - Baldwin Room)

p.2 Affray at Port Robinson - canallers involved. [St. Catharines Journal]

Sault St. Marie Canal - meeting needed to push for construction. [Detroit Advertiser]

Mr. Walter Elliot, of this town, has during the last season been making an experiment which has answered his expectations, and the success of which he will probably lead the way to fresh exertions of Provincial enterprise. He despatched a schooner to Lake Huron on a fishing expedition. She has returned with a cargo 230 barrels of herrings (as many as she could stow), of a quality far superior to any that have ever been caught on Lake Ontario, and which have met with a very ready sale. [Niagara Chronicle]

p.3

AUCTION SALE

Of The Steam Boat

VULCAN.

On Wednesday, the 27th December, at the corner Commercial Mart Buildings will be Sold without reserve the well-known Low Pressure Steam Boat Vulcan, complete as she now lies below the Cataraqui Bridge.

She is well adapted for the Rideau Canal, River, and Bay of Quinte Trade.

For further information apply to Charles Stuart, Esq.

Terms liberal, and will be made known at the Sale.

Sale at 12 o'clock.

William Ware, Auctioneer.

Kingston, 8th Dec., 1843.