Kingston Gazette, Aug. 5, 1817
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STEAM BOAT
The Steam Boat FRONENAC
James McKenzie, Master,
Will in future leave the different Ports on the following Days, viz.:-
Kingston, for York, on Friday 1st August.
York, for Queenston, on Sunday 3rd
Queenston, for York, on Tuesday 5th
York, for Kingston, on Wednesday 6th
Kingston for York, on Monday 11th
York, for Queenston, Wednesday 13th
Queenston, for York, on Friday 15th
York, for Kingston, on Saturday 16th
Kingston, for York, on Thursday 21st
York, for Queenston, on Saturday 23rd
Queenston, for York, on Monday 25th
York, for Kingston, on Tuesday 26th
RATES OF PASSAGE
£ s. d.
From Kingston to Ernest Town 0 10 0
do. to New Castle 1 15 0
do. to York and Niagara 3 0 0
do. to Burlington 3 10 0
do. to Prescott 1 10 0
Prescott to York and Niagara 4 0 0
do. to Burlington 4 10 0
York to Niagara 1 0 0
Children under three years of age, half price; above three and under ten, two thirds.
A Book will be kept for entering the names of Passengers, and the Births which they may choose, at which time the passage money must be paid.
Passengers are allowed 60 lbs. weight of baggage, surplus baggage to be paid for at the usual rate. Gentlemen's servants cannot eat or sleep in the Cabin.
Steerage Passengers will pay 15s. and may either bring their own Provisions, or be furnished by the Steward.
All applications for passages to be made to Captain Mackenzie on board.
FREIGHT will be transported to and from the above places at the customary rates, and delivered to the different consignees. A list of their names will be put in a conspicuous place on board, which must be deemed a sufficient notice, and the Goods, when taken from the Steam Boat will be considered at the risk of the owners.
For each small parcel, 2s. 6d. which must be paid for on delivery.
Kingston, 30th July, 1817.
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PORT OF ERNEST TOWN
ENTERED
July 21st - Tickler, Huffman, boards and planks, from the Bay.
Dolphin, Clark, merchandize, from Kingston.
Polly, Shay, scythes, waggons, pork etc. from Oswego.
Morning Star, Bush, cattle, sheep, butter, household furniture etc.
25th - Ann and Jean, Smith, merchandize from Kingston.
27th - Weasle, Thorp, tobacco, towcloth, oil, etc. from Sackets.
28th - Rambler, Cherry, with 19 passengers, waggons, horses from do.
CLEARED
July 21st - Weasle, Thorp, ballast for Sacketsharbor.
22nd - Dolphin, Clark, ballast for Oswego.
Polly, Shay, 39 scythes for Oswego.
Bee, Davey, straw for Kingston.
25th - Ann and Jean, Smith, merchandize for PresqueIsle.
28th - Rambler, Cherry, ballast for Kingston and Sackets.
- Item Type
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- Date of Original
- Aug. 5, 1817
- Local identifier
- KN.319
- Donor
- Rick Neilson
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