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Lachine, QU

1   From Montreal, it would be hauled in wagons to Lachine and loaded in Durham boats. The earliest attempt

2   L. Whiting & Co., Prescott, and Whiting & Crane, Lachine. The two partners, W. L. Whiting and Samuel Crane

3   in Montreal before taking the stage coach to Lachine, where they took passage on the steamboat OTTAWA

4   then under construction for service on the Lachine, Ottawa River and Rideau Canals. It further

5   Sanderson & Murray's barge ERICSSON arrived at Lachine, on Sunday afternoon, but as the canal was closed,

6   of towing all of the Upper Country imports from Lachine to Kingston, will devote the whole of their

7   June, and in fact, the ST. DAVID did arrive at Lachine on the 2 June, having made the run from

8   more than 16 hours in coming from Brockville to Lachine, a distance of 140

9   Saturday 11 October, the steamboat ALBION left Lachine with a party of Government officials and ascended

10   them, an interesting fact. There is now lying at Lachine, a propeller steamboat, the IRELAND, Capt.

11   is intended for the run from this port direct to Lachine. Another of the same class of steamer, to be

12   and in July, the new steamer PASSPORT visited Lachine, where "a large concourse of people" saw her. The

13   Ogdensburg Line, a party of gentlemen went to Lachine by railroad and returned to Montreal on the

14   the absence of danger in the running of the Lachine still fresh in mind, we read this report: "We

15   deliver their cargoes, without breaking bulk, at Lachine or Montreal .... We are certainly disposed to

16   COMMERCE sailed from Lachine at 5:00 a.m. on 2 May, bound for Port Stanley,

17   running for Macpherson & Crane, grounded off Lachine and sank in the Lachine Canal, thereby stopping

18   and the ST. LAWRENCE, were forced to winter at Lachine.

19   to Montreal. Capt. Cameron, it seems, ran the Lachine in darkness against his better judgement, and

20   the steamer L. RENAUD became a total loss in the Lachines. Great difficulty was experienced in removing the

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