Perhaps one built at Whitehall, near the head of Lake Champlain.
1835. The light skilfully-managed wherry of the Whitehaller.—C. J. Latrobe, ‘The Rambler in North America,’ i. 30 (N.Y.).
1850. Marking the course in which she disappeared, he seized a white-hall boat near by, and pursued.—Cornelius Mathews, ‘Moneypenny,’ p. 161 (N.Y.).
1857. Three persons who had been laboring on Alcatras Island, started in a whitehall boat for the shore.—San Francisco Call, Jan. 16.
