Maritime History of the Great Lakes

New Connecticut (Schooner), 8 Jan 1829

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ARRIVAL FROM BUFFALO. -- The schooner " NEW CONNECTICUT," Capt. Burnet, sailed from Buffalo on the 8th instant, freighted with salt and merchandize, and arrived here on the 10th. This is the first trip ever made from Buffalo to Erie in the month of January, and may be considered a perilous experiment. A few hours more would have found her encircled, like the "Frozen Ship," in an impenetrable body of ice and rendered her an equally impressive memento to future adventures. -- Erie Gazette, Jan. 15.
      Fredonia Censor
      Wednesday, January 21, 1829 p. 2 c. 4


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Newspaper
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early voyage
Date of Original
1829
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Local identifier
McN.E.6605
Language of Item
English
Donor
William R. McNeil
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New Connecticut (Schooner), 8 Jan 1829