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      p.2 people of Collingwood considering forming a company to carry on fishing business in Georgian Bay. ]NOTES[1858 Daily British Whig (available on microfilm at Kingston Public Library) (missing issues) ...

      p.3 For Sale - Brig Sampson - 250 tons burden, capable of carrying 130 to 140 thousand feet of lumber. This Brig will (in consequence of the present crisis in money affairs) be sold for much less than her real value. Inquire of H.W. Bushnell, Cape Vincent, N.Y. where she …

      p.3 Died - at Brantford, Duncan McBride, formerly captain of steamer Highlander, 29 years old. -Iron. Steamboat For Sale - the Magnet; apply to Edward Jackson, John W. Sutherland or John Young, Hamilton. Jan. 19th.

      p.2 Imports - Jan. 21,23,25. p.3 Provincial Secretary's Office 14 Jan. 1858 To Masters or Owners of Steam Vessels Notice is hereby given that on and after the opening of the Navigation ...

      p.2 Hamilton Custom House Returns - down from previous year.

      p.2 Kingston Winter Regatta - to be held because harbor and river are open.

      p.2 Kingston Winter Regatta - postponed because of thick scum on the waters of the harbor.

      p.2 City Council Proceedings - Reeve of Wolfe Island hopes they will grant same amount of money to steam ferry as last year. -Steamboat Inspection - because of many serious accidents. -Scow Challenge - for sale, and now lying for inspection in Kingston Brewery & ...

      p.2 Notice to Owners of Steam Vessels - Port of Kingston 5 Feb., 1858 ln terms of instructions to that effect given to me by Government I hereby notify the Masters or Owners of all Steam Vessels now in winter quarters at this port, that unless the receipts and certificates …

      p.2 Married - Capt. David Muir of Port Dalhousie to Margaret Crothers of Kingston. -ad for Richard Ryder, Boat Builder, Pittsburgh - the oldest Boat Builder, and only survivor of the Dock Yard Class of Builders.

      p.2 Weller's Bay - the channel between Weller's Bay and the lake has increased to fully 1/2 mile in width, 12-14 feet deep; only 3 years ago it was an inland lake. p.3 Forwarding Stock for Sale - belonging to Estate of Hooker, Jacques & Co. -steamers ...

      p.2 Upper St. Lawrence Tug Service - calling for tenders for 6 vessels to run between Lachine and Kingston.

      p.3 For Sale - scow Perseverance, new, can carry 70 cords wood, suitable for the Rideau Canal. Thos. Porter.

      p.2 the lake steamers Canada and America might run to Ogdensburgh as part of the Collingwood Line. [Ogdensburgh Journal]

      p.2 Trade of the West - the St. Lawrence is its natural route.

      p.3 Auction Sale - of steamer May Flower, schooner Premier, steamer Western Miller, steamer Scotland, schooner California and barges Cleveland and Belfast; sale to take place at office of Holcomb and Henderson on March 25th.

      p.2 Peerless likely to resume old route from Niagara to Toronto, Capt. Milloy.

      p.2 House of Assembly - petition for enlargement of Welland Canal on plan of Mr. Keefer. -Sheriff's Sale - Joseph Doyle and Wm. Bowen vs Andrew Heron - many articles for steamboat use.

      p.2 steamer Trenton burned at Picton, owned by Mr. McCuaig, insured for $18,000, valued $28,000.

      p.2 Burning of the Steamer Trenton. -Officers of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club.