Montreal (Schooner), 30 Jun 1846

GOVERNMENT SALE.
      Will be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Dock Yard, Kingston, Tuesday the 30th.
      day of June -- Her Majesty's Schooner M O N T R E A L, Burthen 140 tons.
      The Argus, Kingston
      June 12, 1846

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      GOVERNMENT SALE.
      Will be sold by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Dock Yard, Kingston, Tuesday the 30th.
      day of June -- Her Majesty's Schooner M O N T R E A L, Burthen 140 tons.
      She is in perfect order, and will be sold together with her standing & running rigging,
      sails, anchors, and cables.
      H. M. S. MONTREAL may be examined any working day after the 20th inst. at
      the Dock Yard Wharf.
      The News, Kingston
      Thursday, July 30, 1846
     
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      THE NAVY ON THE LAKES.-- There will not be that addition to the Naval Forces on the Lakes this year, that was anticitated. The settlenent of the Oregon difficulty has prevented the necessity thereof. The nucleus of a moderate Naval Force, will, however, be maintained. At Kingston, Commander Fowell, will commision the Steam Frigate CHIEROKEE, with a harbor crew of 36 men in all; Lieut. Harper will commision the Steam Sloop MINOS, at Penetanguishene, with a harbor crew of 24 men in all, and Lieut. --?-- will commision the iron Steamer MOHAWK, (now being lengthened thirty feet) on Lake Erie, with a crew of 20 men in all, barely sufficient to navigate her. The small Steamer EXPERIMENT has recently been sold, and the armed Schooner MONTREAL is to be sold by Auction to-day. ---- Whig.
      the NEWS, Kingston
      Monday, August 5, 1846