Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Kingston News (Kingston, ON), April 2, 1846

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p.3 Our harbor is free of ice down to the Commercial wharf. The steamer Henry Gildersleeve went out yesterday, making a short excursion down the River. The Gildersleeve starts for Dickenson's Landing on Saturday morning. No boats yet from above. An American Schooner came into port on Tuesday from Oswego, and yesterday the Poulett Thompson sailed from Portsmouth for the head of the Lake.

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Newspaper
Item Type
Clippings
Date of Original
April 2, 1846
Local identifier
KN.3999
Language of Item
English
Donor
Rick Neilson
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Kingston News (Kingston, ON), April 2, 1846