Kingston Gazette, July 22, 1817

p.3 Taken up Adrift, this morning at Murney's Point, a small Skiff. The owner can have it by proving property and paying charges.

                              James Gardiner   July 22, 1817.

PORT OF KINGSTON

ARRIVED

July 14th - Boat Sneezer, Battle, from Sacket's Harbor, passengers and brick.

Schr. Fairplay, Kiblin, from Sandy Creek, with bricks.

15th - Schr. Farmer's Daughter, Ingalls, from Sackets Harbor, with passengers.

Schr. Com. Perry, Parker, from Sacket's Harbor, tobacco.

Schr. President, Lariby, from Richland, lumber.

16th - Schr. Triumph, Reid, from Sacket's Harbor, potatoes, potash.

Schr. Dolphin, Fox, from Richland, lumber.

17th - Schr. Woolsey, Rounds, from Sacket's Harbor, passengers.

  Schr. Asp, Miller, from York, potash.

Schr. Mayflower, Patterson, from Niagara, 389 bbls. flour.

Schr. Nancy, Edis, from York, in ballast.

Schr. Morning Star, Bush, from Oswego, butter.

Steam Boat Frontenac, McKenzie, from York, passengers.

18th - Schr. Rambler, Cherry, from Sacket's Harbor, passengers.

  Schr. Mary Anne, Mosier, from Burlington Bay, flour, potash, butter, furs

                  and lumber.

Schr. Leicester, Prime, from Bay of Quinte, boards, flour and potash.

Schr. Farmer's Daughter, Ingalls, from Sacket's Harbor, with passengers.

Schr. Com. Perry, Parker, from Sacket's Harbor, paper and fish.

Boat Adventure, Wetsunt, from Henderson's Harbor, cattle.

19th - Boat Liberty, McNitt, from Sandy Creek, 4000 ft. boards and straw.

  Schr. Lady Mcaly, Covert, from Bay of Quinte, 140 bbls. flour.

Schr. Triumph, Reid, from Sacket's Harbor, 60 sheep and 50 reams of paper.