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      The Lake Erie Steam-Boat carried the United States Mail from Buffalo to Erie, Fairport, Cleaveland, Sandusky City, and Detroit.

      The new Schooner, to be called Minerva, built near the Ferry, and owned by Messrs. Merwin & Belden, will be launched on Thursday next, at 4 o'clock, P.M.

      Navigation Open - the schr. Lake Serpent. Capt. J, Burtis, this morning cleared this port for Detroit, laden with produce, &c.

      Many persons are in the habit of sending letters by the Steam-Boat, under an impression that such a method of conveyance is a saving of postage. This is wrong. The Boat carries the Mail and other letters forwarded by the master, or otherwise, are subject to the same postage as …

 Cleveland Herald (Cleveland, OH), 19 Oct 1819, p. 3, column 4     Now Landing From the Schooner Neptune. 300 barrels SALT, OF superior quality, which is offered for sale cheap for cash or most kinds of country produce. L. Johnson Cleaveland, Oct, 19, 1819. _______ FOR ...

      During the last week several vessels cleared from this port, one bound for Detroit. This part of the lake has been clear of ice for a considerable time; but is probably not yet navigable to Buffalo.

      A bill to incorporate "The Lake Erie Steam Boat Company," has passed both houses of the legislature of New York, and became a law.

 Cleveland Herald (Cleveland, OH), 25 Apr 1820     Marine Intelligence, Port of Cuyahoga. Cleared Schr. Fairplay. Johnson ... " Merchant. Clark ... " Ann, Ransom ... " Com. Perry, Taylor ... " Neptune, Johnson ... " Amer. Eagle. Gaylord ... " ...

      The steam-boat, Walk-ln-the-Water. Capt. Rogers, arrived at this port on Sunday last, from Buffalo, being her first trip of this season. She left that place about 9 o'clock on Saturday morning last, and arrived here the next day at 2 o'clock PM. This is the shortest passage, we believe, she …

 Cleveland Herald (Cleveland, OH), 30 May 1820, p. 3, column 2     THE STEAM-BOAT WALK-ln-the-WATER. Will sail, the 10th of June next, from Buffalo for Michilimacinac and call as usual for passengers at the intermediate ports on Lake Erie. Her second trip will be the 9th of August next. Jedediah Rogers, ...

      For Detroit, Drummond's Island, Mackina &. Green Bay, The Schooner Com. Perry will sail on the 8th inst. For freight or passage to either of the above places, apply to. P. Taylor Cleaveland, August 1. ...

 Cleveland Herald (Cleveland, OH), 28 Nov 1820, p. 3, column 2     Another Shipwreck - The Schooner American Eagle, belonging to the estate of capt. Wm. Gaillard, late of this place, and Sill, Thompson, & Co., of Black Rock, left this port on Saturday evening last, in ballast, bound for the Islands, commanded by Captain J. Manchester, When she sailed the wind …

 Cleveland Herald (Cleveland, OH), 28 Nov 1820     Marshal's Sale Ohio District By virtue of a writ of alias fi. fa. to me directed from the United States Circuit Court, in and for the District of Ohio, there will be exposed to public sale, on Monday, the 18th day of December next, at Fairport, near the mouth of …

      A proposition has been started in the Niagara (Upper Canada) Gleaner, to connect Lake Erie and Ontario, by a canal that would be sufficient to carry vessels large enough to navigate both Lakes.

      The Lake Erie Steam Boat Company have commenced building a new Boat, on the margin of Buffalo Creek. Noah Brown. Esq. the builder of the old boat, has contracted to have this completed by the 10th of May next. It is calculated at 290 tons, 44 tons less than the …

 Cleveland Herald (Cleveland, OH), 30 Apr 1822, p. 3, column 4     LAUNCH On Saturday last, the new Steam-Boat "Superior." was launched at Buffalo Creek, amidst the cheers and acclamations of a numerous concourse of spectators, assembled from this and the adjacent towns; and a salute of 13 guns was fired from her, after she had safely descended to ...

      The ships of the Lakes, especially those on Ontario, with the exception of the New-Orleans and Chippewa, of 106 guns each, are in a state of rapid decay; as was to have been expected. Those named were not launched, and, being well covered, might now soon be fitted for service. …

 Cleveland Herald (Cleveland, OH), 14 Nov 1822, p. 2, column 4     Sackett's Harbor, Oct. 11. DREADFUL SHIPWRECK. Loss of the schr. Appolona. W. Merrit, master. This vessel left Oswego on the evening of the 14th inst. partly laden with pot ashes, salt, and about 16 tons of stone ballast, bound to Genesee. About half past 10, ...

      The steam-boat Walk-in-the-Water, Capt. Rogers, left Black-Rock on the 28th instant, bound for Mackina and Green Bay. She touched at this port on Sunday evening lest, having on board, besides other passengers, 130 recruits, destined for the northern posts, and several officers of the army, among ...

      Reason: burnt Lives: nil Hull damage: $30,000 Remarks: Total loss