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- 1 vessels; as also are the Royal George and the Niagara the Melville and the Star; the Prince Regent and
- 2 John Mosier, captain." This new steamer Niagara was in reality Capt. Mosier's schooner The Union
- 3 of the Lake to the other in a few hours. The Niagara and Queenston from Prescott, and the Frontenac
- 4 of Aug. 19, 1826, we learn that "the steamboat Niagara, on her trip from York to Kingston, had her
- 5 tempestuous; but we are happy to hear that the Niagara has not received any material injury."
- 6 read: " We are happy to hear that the Steamboat Niagara has been got off the rocks near Long Point, and
- 7 distance into the Lake, when she was met by the Niagara Capt. Mosier, who took her in tow, and succeeded
- 8 the 20th ult., Capt. John Mosier, Master of the Niagara Steam-packet, to Miss Caroline F. Munro, second
- 9 heavy and full load of passengers. The steamboat Niagara, Pease, will leave on Monday for Detroit, as we
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