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1   rebuilt at Prescott, from a sailing vessel named UNION. Under the command of Capt. J. Mosier, she ended

2   by the first week of October. Her name would be UNION. Her builders were Charles Hunt and Steven Knight

3   schooner UNION, built by James Whyte & Co. for the Zealands, was

4   Whyte & Co., the builders of the UNION, complained that since the establishment of their

5   vessels and built the ANDREW STEVEN and the UNION.

6   to take on general cargo for England. The UNION was about the same tonnage as the ANDREW STEVEN

7   offer of £4350 was made for the UNION, but Capt. Zealand refused it as being too small.

8   for John Pearson of Quebec, the fine schooner UNION of Hamilton, William Zealand master; Whyte,

9   notice in June stated that the schooner UNION, Capt. Zealand, was loading cargo for Montreal,

10   to Europe Direct" and it read as follows: "The UNION, Capt. Wm. Zealand, will sail from this city for

11   returned to his original theme and said: "The UNION is a two-masted schooner of 241 tons, British

12   was Wednesday, 27 July, before the schooner UNION sailed for Liverpool and the Spectator was on

13   Bay Street, just south of Grant's Sail Loft, the UNION made an excellent crossings arriving in the

14   of the 30 October, as follows: "The brigantine UNION which was the first vessel direct from this City

15   CORINTHIAN for the Lake Ontario service and the UNION for the Lower St. Lawrence service. Also acquired

16   ONTARIO, Capt. Estes, BAY STATE, Capt. Morley, UNION, Capt. John B. Fairgrieve and CATARACT, Capt.

17   to the Saguenay, on the 21 June, with the UNION, Capt. Fairgrieve and the MAGNET, Capt. Simpson,

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