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Belleville, ON

1  Between Montreal, Kingston, Belleville and River Trent the steamer St. Helen, C. B.

2  ran from that port to Kingston, Picton, Belleville and Trenton The new upper cabin steamer Trenton,

3  The steamer Bay of Quinte arrived at Belleville on the evening of April 21st from Kingston. She

4  father of the late Hon. Edward Murney, of Belleville. Captain Murney came to Kingston, in 1797, at

5  ran for the first time as a daily line from Belleville to Oswego.

6  no knowledge, but suppose them to be few, for Belleville, then the largest place above Kingston, was a

7  by various captains and ran between Prescott and Belleville, attaining a speed of about twelve miles an

8  captain W. T. Johnson. She ran from Kingston to Belleville, and sailed from both places on the same day as

9  on the upper St. Lawrence between Kingston and Belleville in August, leaving the former place on Mondays,

10  Commodore Barrie, plying between Kingston and Belleville, was run foul of by a schooner on Saturday night

11  the ensuing season as follows:--Will leave Belleville for Kingston every Monday, Wednesday and Friday

12  "And will leave Greer's wharf, Kingston, for Belleville and the River Trent every Tuesday and Thursday

13  made three trips a week between Kingston and Belleville, calling at the usual stopping places.

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This electronic edition is based on the original in the collection of the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes at Kingston.