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Sackets Harbor, NY

1  Toronto. An American vessel, the Mobile, of Sackett's Harbor, was also ashore at the same place, and narrowly

2  Niagara--for Alexandria Bay, Clayton, Kingston, Sackett's Harbor, Oswego, Rochester and Lewiston.

3  and Quebec," calling at Rochester, Oswego, Sackett's Harbor, Kingston. Brockville, Ogdensburg, etc.,

4  transpiring during the passage from Kingston to Sackett's Harbor. The boat arrived at the former port at 5

5  without suspicion, and the Cataract proceeded to Sackett's Harbor. While the boat lay at the wharf, the engineer

6  charge of the American vessel the Oneida, in Sackett's Harbour. The attacking force sailed from Kingston under

7  and which ended by the Americans retreating to Sackett's Harbor. On their way thitherwards the Oneida fell in

8  Prevost in person, sailed from Kingston for Sackett's Harbor, where it arrived about mid-day on the 28th. Sir

9  the British, at Kingston and the Americans at Sackett's Harbor had been unceasing in their preparations to

10  the Lake, which were proceeding from Oswego to Sackett's Harbor, with stores of every description for the

11  of Capt. Myers. There also ran from Kingston to Sackett's Harbor a fast sailing schooner called the Kingston

12  of Captain J. G. Parker, between Kingston and Sackett's Harbor, probably in opposition to Chapman's vessel, the

13  the steamboat they had built for themselves at Sackett's Harbor, the Kingston, the only craft plying between

14  superiority." Gourley says the boat at Sackett's Harbor was on a smaller scale and less expensive. "She

15  as having been built by Teabout and Chapman, at Sackett's Harbor. She was meant to run from Lewiston to

16  The Ontario was an American vessel, belonging to Sackett's Harbor.

17  as in command of a schooner between Kingston and Sackett's Harbor. The Niagara had rather a curious history. She

18  those of the Americans on the stocks at Sackett's Harbour, and which were never launched, are now fast

19  was from Ogdensburgh to Kingston, thence by Sackett's Harbor, Oswego and Rochester to Toronto, proceeding

20  vessel. KingstonSackett's Harbor.1816246 Queen CharlotteErnestown1818150Broken

21  Rouge1826250Wrecked. Martha OgdenSackett's Harbor1826120American vessel. TorontoYork1824200Broken

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