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Democracy (Buffalo, NY), 28 Feb 1855 Democracy (Buffalo, NY), 28 Feb 1855 Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Democracy (Buffalo, NY), August 1, 1854
The propeller BOSTON, Capt. McNett, was run into by a schooner on Friday night last, off Oak Orchard, and sunk. She went down in 15 minutes after being struck. The propeller had a full cargo of flour, pork, wheat and corn, and was owned by the Ogdensburg Railroad Co. The ...
The propeller BOSTON, Capt. McNett, was run into by a schooner on Friday night last, off Oak Orchard, and sunk. She went down in 15 minutes after being struck. The ...
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Democracy (Buffalo, NY), Monday, January 22, 1855
The propeller SAMUEL SCHUYLER, which cleared from Oswego a few days since, went ashore at Sodus, but it is thought she will be got off without much damage.
The propeller SAMUEL SCHUYLER, which cleared from Oswego a few days since, went ashore at Sodus, but it is thought she will be got off without much damage.
Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Democracy (Buffalo, NY), Monday, October 2, 1854
SCHOONER WRECKED.--- The schooner FAVORITE, R. Dickinson, master, went ashore about one o'clock this morning, in attempting to make this port. She beached just below the east pier, and now lies in the sand full of water. The FAVORITE was bound from Port Ryerse, Lake Erie, to Oswego, ... SCHOONER WRECKED.--- The schooner FAVORITE, R. Dickinson, master, went ashore about one o'clock this morning, in attempting to make this port. She beached just below the east pier, and ...Maritime History of the Great Lakes
