I think about the year 1849 quite a
large steamer, the Gov. Graham, was
placed on the Tar, but proving too large
was taken off. Is the fall of 1849, the
stern wheel steamer Amidas, owned by
Messrs. John Myers & Sons, Washing
ton, commanded ty Capt. DeLand, plied
between Washington and Tarboro one
or two years. She was sold and replaced
by the stern wheel steamer Morehead,
commanded by Capt. DeLand, afterwards
by Capt. Quinn, and plied between Wash
ington and Greenville. B. F. Havens
built and put on the same route the
ttfrn wheel steamer Wilson. Other par
ties afterwards put on the stern wheel
steamer Cotton Plant, then the Isis and
North East, propellers, Greenville, side
wheel steamers Tarboro, Beaufort and R. L.
Myers. The last two were owned and
controlled by John Myers's Sons, and
commanded by Capts. Parvin and Hill.
Yours respectfully, M.
The above was intended for last week's
paper, but was unavoidably crowded
out. Editor.
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