Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Black Rock Gazette (Buffalo, NY), 22 June 1826, page 3

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The Steam Brig Superior, Capt. Sherman, returned to this port from Green Bay, on Friday last. She was detained some days on her passage up by head winds, near Fort Gratiot, and a heavy fog in Lake Michigan. In the latter case she was at anchor several days, owing to the density of the vapor, and her stock of provisions was nearly exhausted by the delay. --Buff. Jour.

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Newspaper
Item Type
Clippings
Notes
Column 1
Date of Original
22 June 1826
Local identifier
GLN.1550
Language of Item
English
Donor
Richard Palmer
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Black Rock Gazette (Buffalo, NY), 22 June 1826, page 3