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- Year: 1832
- Schooner, Liberty, Correspondence, 1832
Thos. H. Peck to Abraham Wendell re theft of Schooner Liberty currently navigating Lake Michigan without her papers Thos. H. Peck to Abraham Wendell re theft of Schooner Liberty currently navigating Lake Michigan without her papersMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Letter, 13 July 1832
Treasury Department Treasury DepartmentMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Letter, 24 July 1832
Treasury Department Treasury DepartmentMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Letter, 21 October 1832
Treasury Department Treasury DepartmentMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Eber Ward, report of oil, Bois Blanc light, undated
55 Galls of Winter Oil already used. 35 now on hand from the 28th of Nov. till the Lights are discontinued. there will about 5 1/2 quarts used each night. E. W. 55 Galls of Winter Oil already used. 35 now on hand from the 28th of Nov. till the Lights are discontinued. there will about 5 1/2 quarts used each night. …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Fifth Auditor's Office, Letter, 9 May 1832
Appointment of Thomas Fitzgerald, keeper at St. Joseph's river at salary of $350/annum. Keeper of light boat not yet appointed. Appointment of Thomas Fitzgerald, keeper at St. Joseph's river at salary of $350/annum. Keeper of light boat not yet appointed.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Treasury Department, Fifth Auditor's Office, Letter, 21 December 1832
Authorizing increase of salary of Thunder Bay Island to $400. Authorizing increase of salary of Thunder Bay Island to $400.Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Mortgage Between Hiram Capron, Thomas Clark and Samuel Street
The original date of signing was January 4th, 1832, but the cover also includes a memorial of this indenture by Racey, dated July 17th, 1834. The original date of signing was January 4th, 1832, but the cover also includes a memorial of this indenture by Racey, dated July 17th, 1834. - Welland Canal Survey of Lands Oliver Phelps, 1832
See also page 161. Please note the measurments listed under "overall dimensions" are for the text only if the text appears on a seperate page from the drawing. See also page 161. Please note the measurments listed under "overall dimensions" are for the text only if the text appears on a seperate page from the drawing.Brock University Archives - Correspondence, 1832, Smith, Macy & Russell to Abraham Wendell
"Smith, Macy & Russell to Abraham Wendell re: shipment of winter oil via R. Gillett & co. of Detroit and the schooner Wyandot to Thunder Bay Light" "Smith, Macy & Russell to Abraham Wendell re: shipment of winter oil via R. Gillett & co. of Detroit and the schooner Wyandot to Thunder Bay Light"Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Manifest, 30 Sep 1832, Quarterly Entry of Merchandise
Quarterly Entry of Merchandise Quarterly Entry of MerchandiseMaritime History of the Great Lakes - Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), Jan. 7, 1832
1832 KINGSTON CHRONICLE (available on microfilm at Kingston Frontenac Public Library, and at Queen's University - Stauffer Library, unless otherwise stated) *Note: July to December is missing. Articles copied from the Chronicle by other newspapers during this period ... 1832 KINGSTON CHRONICLE (available on microfilm at Kingston Frontenac Public Library, and at Queen's University - Stauffer Library, unless otherwise stated) *Note: July to December is missing. Articles copied from …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), Jan. 14, 1832 p.3 Notice - The Stockholders of the John By are requested to pay into my hands on or before the 10th Feb'y next, the 8th instalment of 10 per cent on their respective shares. David John Smith, Treasurer. Kingston, 6th Jan., 1832. ... p.3 Notice - The Stockholders of the John By are requested to pay into my hands on or before the 10th Feb'y next, the 8th instalment of 10 per cent …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), Jan. 21, 1832 p.2 On Wednesday night the enginery for the steam-boat John By arrived here in sleighs from Montreal. On the opening of the navigation it is expected that she will be perfectly completed. Messrs. McPherson & Co. of Prescott have rented Mr. Cartwright's Stores, in ... p.2 On Wednesday night the enginery for the steam-boat John By arrived here in sleighs from Montreal. On the opening of the navigation it is expected that she will be …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), Jan. 28, 1832 p.3 GOVERNMENT CONTRACT. STEAM-BOAT TRANSPORT. Notice is hereby given, that Sealed Tenders will be received at the Commissariat Office, Kingston, until 12 o'clock of Monday, the 27th day of February next, from such persons as may be ... p.3 GOVERNMENT CONTRACT. STEAM-BOAT TRANSPORT. Notice is hereby given, that Sealed Tenders will be received at the Commissariat Office, Kingston, until 12 o'clock of Monday, the 27th day of February …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), Feb. 4, 1832 p.2 Rideau Canal - "A Friend to Justice and Merit" has published at the Patriot Office what appears to us to be a remarkably fair and candid statement in the form of a pamphlet entitled "Notices of the Rideau Canal." The author who is evidently a scholar and a gentleman, … p.2 Rideau Canal - "A Friend to Justice and Merit" has published at the Patriot Office what appears to us to be a remarkably fair and candid statement in the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), Feb. 18, 1832 p.2 ice is piled up 20-40 feet high in places; water 20-30 feet higher than normal. [Cornwall Observer] p.3 The Stockholders of the Steam Boat William the Fourth are requested to meet at Gananoque on Tuesday 6th day of March next at 12 ... p.2 ice is piled up 20-40 feet high in places; water 20-30 feet higher than normal. [Cornwall Observer] p.3 The Stockholders of the Steam Boat William the Fourth are requested …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), Feb. 25, 1832 p.2 New Steam Boat - The gentlemen of the committee appointed to collect subscriptions for a new Steam Boat to ply between Port Hamilton, York, and Niagara, are requested to have their lists in readiness, and to prepare for holding a meeting at an early day, pursuant to the ... p.2 New Steam Boat - The gentlemen of the committee appointed to collect subscriptions for a new Steam Boat to ply between Port Hamilton, York, and Niagara, are requested to …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), March 3, 1832 p.2 The British Gov't is to offer the Rideau Canal to Province without compensation and has reduced the Engineer's Office in the Canada command; Capt. Bolton remains for the present in charge of the Rideau. [Mont. Herald] p.2 The British Gov't is to offer the Rideau Canal to Province without compensation and has reduced the Engineer's Office in the Canada command; Capt. Bolton remains for the present …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Chronicle (Kingston, ON), March 10, 1832 p.3 Colonel By arrived in town last evening, to hold a public dinner for him next Tuesday at Carmino's Hotel. We understand that Mr. Thorn, who resides near Brockville, has been appointed Captain of the Steamer William the Fourth. [Herald] At the annual meeting of the ... p.3 Colonel By arrived in town last evening, to hold a public dinner for him next Tuesday at Carmino's Hotel. We understand that Mr. Thorn, who resides near Brockville, has …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
