Wabash (Schooner), 19 Sep 1835

NEW VESSELS - LAUNCH. - Last week the new schooner DAYTON, belonging to Messrs. Richard Sears & Co. of this city, came up the Niagara river from White-Haven, entered our harbor, took on board a cargo and proceeded on her voyage to Lower Sandusky. She is of 85 tons burthen, with a slip keel, very burdensome, and calculated for the trade of the small harbors of our Lakes, drawing only about 5 1/2 feet of water when loaded. She was built at White-Haven, under the superintendence of Mr. Benjamin F. Delano, of Boston, who has there established the ship-building business.
      On Saturday last, was also launched at the same place, from Mr. Delano's ship yard the fine schooner WABASH of 1[?] tons burden, intended for the Lake trade, belonging to Mr. Augustine Eaton, of this city. She is of the same model, excepting the slip keel, as the DAYTON. This is the third vessel launched from the White-Haven ship-yard this season, and we understand the keel of two or three more schooners will soon be laid, to be finished for the openin of the Lake navigation next spring.
      Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
      Monday, September 21, 1835 p.2, c.2

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      DAYTON, schooner of 84.41 tons. Master John L. Cole. Registered at the District of Buffalo.

      WABASH, schooner of 102.42 tons. Matser, E.S. Devereux. Registered at the District of Buffalo.
      Tonnage of Lake Erie, Oct. 1, 1836
      Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
      January 13, 1837

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      NE× VESSELÓ - LAUNCH® - Lasô weeë thå ne÷ schooneò DAYTON¬ belonginç tï 
Messrs® Richarä Searó ¦ Co® oæ thió city¬ camå uð thå Niagará riveò froí White-
Haven¬ entereä ouò harbor¬ tooë oî boarä á cargï anä proceedeä oî heò voyagå tï 
Loweò Sandusky® Shå ió oæ 8µ tonó burthen¬ witè á slið keel¬ verù burdensome¬ 
anä calculateä foò thå tradå oæ thå smalì harboró oæ ouò Lakes¬ drawinç onlù 
abouô µ 1/² feeô oæ wateò wheî loaded® Shå waó builô aô White-Haven¬ undeò thå 
superintendencå oæ Mr® Benjamiî F® Delano¬ oæ Boston¬ whï haó therå establisheä 
the ship-building business.
      Oî Saturdaù last¬ waó alsï launcheä aô thå samå place¬ froí Mr® Delano'ó 
shið yarä thå finó schooneò WABASÈ oæ 1[?] tonó burden¬ intendeä foò thå Lakå 
trade¬ belonginç tï Mr® Augustinå Eaton¬ oæ thió city® Shå ió oæ thå samå 
model¬ exceptinç thå slið keel¬ aó thå DAYTON® Thió ió thå thirä vesseì 
launcheä froí thå White-Haveî ship-yarä thió season¬ anä wå understanä thå keeló 
oæ twï oò threå morå schooneró wilì sooî bå laid¬ tï bå finisheä foò thå openinç 
of the Lake navigation next spring.
      Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
      Monday, September 21, 1835 p.2, c.2

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      DAYTON¬ schooneò oæ 84.4± tons® Masteò Johî L® Cole® Registereä aô thå 
District of Buffalo.

      WABASH¬ schooneò oæ 102.4² tons® Matser¬ E.S® Devereux® Registereä aô thå 
District of Buffalo.
      Tonnage of Lake Erie, Oct. 1, 1836
      Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
      January 13, 1837

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