Pacific (Steamboat), 1 Mar 1848

CUYAHOGA WORKS. -The Cuyahoga Works are now engaged on five engines besides a large quantity of less important machinery.-- A low pressure engine, of very perfect workmanship and embracing several valuable improvemants, of 450 horse power, is building for the steamer PACIFIC which is expected here in a few days from Newport, Mich., where she was built for Messrs E.B. & Samuel Ward. ---Cleveland herald.
      Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
      Tuesday Evening, March 28, 1848

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NEW STEAMER.- The new steamer PACIFIC built at Newport, Mich. by J. Wolverton, for Messrs. E.B. & S. Ward is now taking in her engine -- low pressure -- at the Cuyahoga Furnace. The PACIFIC is about 560 tons burden, 180 feet keel, 26 feet beam and 9 feet hold. She will be ready for business about the middle of May and will be under the command of Capt. O. Salisbury.
      Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
      Saturday Evening, April 1, 1848

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THE STEAMER PACIFIC -Ward's new boat, came up yesterday from Cleveland, where she was getting in her engine. Her running time from Cleveland here was eight hours and a half, allowing that she fully meets the expectations of her builder and when her machinery has been used and got in good order, we may expect some fast time from her. -- Detroit Free press
      Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
      Wednesday evening, May 24, 1848

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THE STEAMER PACIFIC.---Captain Salsbury, leaves this port this evening for Detroit. She is represented by those who have seen her move through the water, as a vessel of uncommon speed, and she will no doubt trouble her competition to keep up with her.
      Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
      Saturday evening, June 10, 1848

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Steam paddle PACIFIC. Of 462 tons. Built 1848 at Newport, Mich. First home port, Detroit, Mich. DISPOSITION:-- Rig changed to Bark October 3, 1855.
      Merchant Steam Vessels of the U. S.
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