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The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
Up-Country Gatherings.
To the Editor Of the Press;

To the Editor Of the Press:
DEMOCRATS WAX PRoFANE.
1t is too true that profanity in INDUCED in
too much in the army to please the purer tastes
of many who remain at home, and of more
who remain in the army ITSELF Christian Off
GERS have often tried to counterfeit it. So
much predatory.
On Friday afternoon delegates to the cop
perhead gathering were returning home. La
dies and gentlemen, accustomed TO decent So
ciety, were annoyed by the disloyal words al
ternated with oaths, Of some of these return
ing Democrats. At last soldier sitting
near, unable to endure it any longer, coolly
remarked:
"Gentlemen, have just come from the ar
my of the Potomac. They swear some out
there, but this is little too much for me; ii
hurts my feelings 10 hear so much profanity. .
The men did not care to swear, so they
were speechless.
THE $500.
Another instance in the cars.
soldier was returning home looking pale
and worn down from hardships. A man
came into the car and the following converse
ton ensued:
"You look rather used up
"rm not very wel,'' replied the soldier.
you've had rather hard time ?" %
Eyes; I've seen some service"
"Well, I've just got clear of that by paying
my $500"
"lf all of you," said the soldier SHOULD act
In that way, the rebels would soon undo all
that we have done. Not only that, but it
would not be very long before they would
take all you have left"
s EyADING THE DRAFT.
There is an instance in Jay, this state, of a
man who has recently taken his son to Canada
To school. He rode in carriage all the wav.
being unwilling to trust him in a public con-
vcyance. About the same time the son was
drafted. This Is mentioned as a coincidence
young man in this vicinity recently went
to Lewiston TO be examined, but he suffered
SO badly no one could understand him. He was
exempted. The boy was never known to slut
ter bef)re in his life; nor has he since.
Another tried to come the game of deafness
The examining physician remarked in a low
tone, that independent Of his hearing, there
was difficulty of his knee that would exempt
him. The mans curiosity was excited, and
forgetting that be could not hear, inquired
what was the trouble with his knee.
20, nothing" said the surgeon, "only it
can't hear" CAT-HANCE.
Siabritie, dug. Is, 1853.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
augi4

The name of Thurow Weed is familiar.
When he broke with the New York Tribune
and through the force of long habits of thourbt
objected to the emancipation war policy of the
administration, every anti-war Democrat in
the land was loud in his praises. and Conner
be,d oratorv was oarn;shoa ,r;,h
"o"" oits"5 was s"i"isheu Win EXTRACTS
+, from his letters. aud he was pronounced nv tho
-.-.l1IrE., s,....l.1. - ''''
enemies OF the administration To be one of
the rreatest ma, lv;,o ,rh,s - a..
ID. ~, "" '"o
speech delivered ny Z. X. Wiggn in the last
S,.,a ca,.,a ,,;,i .,, -,
o'A' 'SS ""' io"eiooi WIN "hat per-
feet looseness he dislied up the utterapces of
Mr.. Weed to back his suit and to discomfort
his adversares.
~
written .no,hcr ,e,,or ,gh;o,, =, ~ c.
-, >, "-i' " 'ie upper
toomhs rem;,d;no tho ,,rason.
ton of disloyalists OF the ground where ,hev
must shortly lie" - not meaning of course
that fbev do nat lie pou-,nd Tho, I.,,o, s..
- - ~ .'''' ''"' ie'.ei' from
80 $50. ' o'en - h'sny COM
81 ,,,a .,,.,,;a =, spss"u". .ou'.'ic'''ed
.,.'s,s.s oa - ''o"'S' D'"'ocla's par
:" Su! :, .o''s men VINO no no' WISH by
ili-advised acton TO chisei upon their tomb
stones an ;nscr;ntjo, whict ,,o;.
would give worlds to etrace. Mr. Weed p : ~
la ,. - -
oiu man. was al ac'oi ~ 'he scenes Oh iol2-l5,
'n1 "' ""o"' ""e''o' Nc spe'As' nc says:
remember Federalism in its palmy condition,
redoenf OF material and intellectual ncquisition--its
shoulders above their fellows. And remember this
party when its leaders, in sympathy with the enc
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19

THE HuMoRs OF THE PRIsoN.-A state
prison is a dreary place, but occasionally some
thing turns up of humorous character to
the outsider, although the prisoner may not be
able to see it in that light. In January, 1861,
an Irishman went to work about one of the
stores OF Commercial street in this city, got
on bender, and towards night went into the
store with which he was so well acquainted,
and slowed himself away to sleep off his
drunk. Rousing up in the night pretty well
sobered, he set himself at work to get out.
While at it a police officer on the beat heard
the noise, and arrested Pat for burglary.
Having no friends to look after his case, il
was summarily disposed OF, and he found him
self sentenced to the State Prison for three
years. 1t was sapiently remarked by some of
those who put him through, that he was a
miserable drunkard, he would be as well of
there ms anywhere. "Be jabers," said Pat,
when he heard of his fate, II have heard of a
fellow being sent over for breaking into a
store, but never knew such luck coming to
him for trying to break out" However he
was committed to the place, where they new
er go visiting in the evening, and had been
about two years and seven months on his good
behavior, when these facts were made indub-
tably to appear. OF course he was released
at once by the competent authorities. His
Imprisonment may have been blessing in
disguise, but it was not just. The sufferer
now says, never will | drink another drop
again, and intend tc enlist in the great army
of the Union, and fight for the country" The
moral of this true story is: when you get by
the head and go into a building to settle your
brain, don't attempt to withdraw from your
lodgings till daylight doth appear"
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
Portland. April 20. 1868. M 4
SHDPLEY s DANA for complainant.


AT the Supreme Judicial Court begun and held ut
Portland, within and for said County of Cumbcr-
land, on the third Tuesday ofApril. Ammo Domini
1853:
Upon the foregoing libel Ordered. That the libel
liant give notice to said Alvena Mcscs the respond
ent therein named to appear before the Justices OF
our Supreme Judicial Court 10 be held at Portland
within and for the County of Cumberland. on the
second Tuesday of October next. by publishing an
attested copy of said libel and this order thereon
three weeks successfully in the Maine State Press
newspaper printed in Portland. the last publication
10 be thirty days at least before the sitting or said
Court that ne may then and there in said Court
appear, and shcw cause, IL any he have why the
prayer Of said ibeant should not be granted
Attest; ID. w. FESSENDEN, Clerk.
!, true copy Of the libel and orde- Of the Court
thereon. lfT
I, Attest; d. w. FEssENDEN. Clerk
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
The Rebel Programme.

1t Isl very supplemented man who does not
now see that Southern rebels and Northern
copperheads are as closely affiliated in spirit,
and understand each other qTita as well as
though they were another edition of the ST.
amese twins. The interest of one is the in
terest of both. The Southern rebels look to
the Northern pperheads-Democrats they
call them-to make their WY easy for their
triumph and independence, ind the Northern
copperheads look to the rebels to aid them in
overthrowing the federal government and in
substituting for it the extended rule of JEFF.
Davis. The underground railroad from New
York to Richmond is and has been in work.
ing order, and Fernando Wood and JEFF. Da-
Wis whisper in each others ears with as much
readiness as though stationed at opposite ends
of speaking tube. Deluded by the falacious
idea that the copperheads are to have the con-
troll of the next Congress, the rebels are alrea-
dy exulting over the benefits they expect to
derive from such supposed state of things.
The Richmond Wing of Aug. 5th, copy of
which has been sent us by friend, says:
3 The Democrats will command in the next Con.
gress majority OF about two or three on Joint bal
lot, and this will secure to them immense advantage
es IN the forthcoming campaign, if they but act IN
unison with the reactionary peace movement which
has set in. They will have 1t in their power so to
embarrass the Buckeye Secretary ofthe Treasury as
virtually to arrest the further progress Of the war
They can reduce the rate of interest on money area
dy borrowed repeal the appropriation law of last
session so far as relates to loans not yet negotiated
or treasury notes not yet issued enforce the prompt
collection OF the war tax declare repudatioa iner-
table az her papers already admit reduce abolish
the secret service fund, which is nothing more than
reserve fund for Lincoln and Seward to meet the
requirements of life in exile; repeal the conscrpt
law; restore the State banking system, and thus
bring bank notes into competition with "green-
backs !" impeach Abe call for copies of the shoddy
contracts entered into with the northeastern blue
noses" these, and hundred other resources which
due inquiry cannot fail " deyelope will furnish am
pie bases for the enforcement of their peace policy
Here is the joint programme of rebels and
Northern copperheads, both equally traitors
to their country. 1t is not programme that
the people Of Maine are called upon to carry
into effect. Is it possible that any honest man
can longer hesitate to ignore party commit
ted by its leaders TO this damning shame?
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
BROKERS' BOARD.
MARRIED.
DIED.

In this city Aug. Is. Susie Z. c. daughter Of Robt
and Susannah Z. Pennell, aged 10 months 2s days
~ Funeral this "Wednesday forenoon. at III
o'clock from the Jail
In this city, Aug. IL, Edward Bancroft, Youngest
child of Francis b. and Harriet Peabody of Chicago
aged year ii months 10 days. lChicago papers
please copy)
In this city, Aug II. Henry T., infant of Nathl
and Susan Rand. aged II months.
In this city, Aug. H. Ella May, daughter of Edw.
E.-W. and Mary 5. Hodgson. aged months. New
brunswick papers please copy Il . - 49,
In Lewiston, Aug 10. Mortie r.. only child of A L.
and j. q. Burbank. of Bethel. aged "a months.
In Waterford. Aug. II. Agnes Frances. daughter OF
Hon o'Neil W. Robinson, aged % years.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
NEW CITY HALL.
Portland. August 9, 1853.
WestbroOk.

The Republicans of westbrook and all others un-
condronally loyal TO the Government. requested
TO meet ct the Town House, in said town, on wednes-
day, August 18Th, at clock p NJ, to choose cele-
gates to the County and Senatorial Conventions TO
be held In Portland. on the th lust
Per order Town Committe
Wesfbrook, Ang. 13. 1853. augl4
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19

To the Honorable the Justices of the Supreme Judi
ciai Court, next TO be holden at Portland, within
Tuesday of April 1853.
REBECCA ID. MOSES Of Pownal in the County
~ OF Cumberland, respectfully shews that she was
married on the twenty eighth day of pccember. in
the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and forty
nine. to Avina Moses at Durham. in the County Of
cumberland Aforesaid; that she and her said hus-
band fhenceforward and until the month OF October
IN the year eighteen hundred and ifiy-seven, lived
together as husband and wife that she has been ever
faithful to her marriage obgations but the said Al
VIVA Moses in October in the year eighteen hundred
and hffy-seven deserted her for cause Whatsoever
and has since provided nothing for her support and
now reside in parts unknown.
wherefore your libeant prays that decree from
the bonds OF marimony between her and her said
husband may be decreed by this Court: that she
may be restored to her real estate and the
property which came to her husband BY reason Of
said marriage and that such other DEGREES and order
as may DO made by the Court parties may REQUIRE
REBECCA d. MOSES.
Portland. April 20, 1863 I'D
en-. q. m r.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
[Per steamship Bremen, at New York. 4

IL CT stcAhiehip DicWcu At new lofk.I
Ar at Liverpool 2d inst. Harvest Queen Hutchin-
son, and Jere Thompson Blake, New York: Sd. Mar
tha King, do; Progress. Woodward, do Sunrise,
Luce. do; Ellen Austin, oarrick, do; ID kyerson,
Patton fm Philadelphia; 4th. w Storer, Rawlins.
Sid LIST, Bravo. Slater, Boston.
Cid lst Protector. Clark, Bombay; City of Brook
lyn Watts. New York; Sd. Majestic, -. do.
Emit for ldg Sd, Harvest Queen, Hutchinson, for
York
Ar at London Sd inst SUI tana, Mcintosh NYork.
OF pnnseoness 3lst, Ceres, Humphreys Hamburg
for Callao.
Ar at Falmouth LIST inst Portland Sweetser from
Akyab: Bold Hunter. Crosby. Calcutta for Dundee.
Sid I'd. Europa, Reed. for London.
Ar at Hull I'd. Criterion, Sietson, Callao
Sailed from Cardiff 3lst W Henderson, Nickerson,
New York; lst inst. Montery, Perry, DO.
Ar at Bristol 2 inst VIM Libby. Bishop. York.
Ar at Gloucester 3D. inst Sophia, Newell do.
Ar at Newport I'd, Sarah Park, Vaughan. st Naz-
Sid I'd, Shakespeare. Reed. New York.
Ar at Queenstown LIST, Ocean Stccd, Cox Maui
main; Hebron, Brewer, Portland.
Ar at Calcutta June o. Stephen Glover, Remond,
Boston; 9th, Curven Chase. Gale.
Sid 18th, Whampoa. Pfitchard. New York: 2lst,
East Indian HOY Mauritius 18th. Il Lord. Smith,
Ar at bombay July 2. Pocahontas Lincoln. Boston
Sid June 49, Gem of the Ocean, Williams, for st
Thomas.
In port July Q. Anne Armstrong. Oliver for New
York; Harvest Home, Dickey. for Maulman; John
Kerr, Sweetser, unc.
Ar at Mauritius June 8, Catharinc, Foster NYork I:
18th. Radiant, Chase. London.
Ar at Alden July 6. Southern Rights. Knowles, FIN
Cardiff: 18th. Eddy stone. Jack. Newcastle 4.
Sid July III, Congress. Drink Gale
Ar at Lcata July 81, Atlantic, Crowell. Marseiles
Ar at Valencia July l6, Canada. wyman. and Ma
~ McNear McNear. Callao; GOTH NJ Bartlett. Bart
lett Marseilles 2lst. Inspector. McNear, Callao: "a,
Windsor Forest. Curtis do.
Sailed from Cadiz GOTH Rebeeca, PoliAys, Boston.
Ar at Lisbon July %, Abdel kadcr, Edridge. New
YORK.
Sid 22d, Suliote, Panno, Belfast. tF
Ar at 0porto July 26th. Helen Jane, Cotton. New
York.
Sailed from Havre Aug l. Germania. Townsend.
New York.
Sailed i'm Buenos Ayres June "a. Patmos, Spring.
for foreign ports.
\ Ar at Montevideo June 20. Amy Warwick. Nc
Cready, Cadiz.
Ar at Rio Janeiro July 8. w Prescott. Baiehel-
der, Liverpool; 4th. Samaritan. Stinson. Cardiff
Ar at Pernambuco July Is, VIM NJ Dodge, Ander-
son. Philadelphia.
Sid 9th, City of Bath, Cooper, Antwerp.
asfss +, .[Per steamship Asial
Arr from New York Sth inst. Eden al dublin; oth
Yorktown. and Molocka. at Deal; 1th New world,
Sailed for New York 4th, Crest of the Wave. from
Alexandria.
SPOKEN.
Jnly l. lat 81 50 n. lon IA SO W. ship Virginia Dare
July is no lat. ship Memnon. Freeman. New York
july r. lat a IS N lon % 80 W, ship John Tucker
from Callao for Antwerp.
July a. lat % n Ion 26 30 W, ship Euterpe. Arey
Philadelphia Tor Panama
Aug 10. lat "a l6 Ion 81 40 was seen bark fremont
from New Orleans for Northern port.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
Gorges monument Associations.

TIME undersigned, the three persons first named
IL In the first section Of the act OF the Legislators
Of Maine, approved March s4th 1854 entitled ~
fioao hereby give public notice, that the first meet
ing Of said corporation will be held at Fort fepham
In the town of Phpsbnrg in the sncient Province
Sshina IN Saturday August 29th. A. d. 1868, at
O'clock A NJ to establish by-laws. appoint trustees,
and sake such other measures viii secure the OBJ
jeets OF the A'' " ABNER CoBURN.
~ JOHN A. POOR,
e LEONARD WOODS ,
August IA, 1888. d'm
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19

WE shall sell at auction on Tuesday, Sept list. At
w 3o'ciock J.. NJ, the house on Sherbrook street
owned and occupied BY s. X. Leayitt II has thirteen
finished rooms, gas, hard and soft water, an excel
zen, cellar. with cemented floor, good stable. and
about the house. The lot Is 50 by 50 feet. IS -
Also honse lot adjoining. being on the corner OF
sherbrook and Waterville streets, graded, walled
House can be examined between the hours Of and
4 r. N. each day of the week precious to sale
aug19 dtds -
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
IMPORTS.

Sagua. Brig X Hassell-359 hhds molasses II
cotton, to master.
sydney CB. Bark T c Alexander-35l tons coal
j l. Farmer.
ST Andrews NIB. Brig Harriet-s2 tons II X iron
1910 cedar posts, Allen Haynes.
ST John NIB Sch Cambridge-sOs ship knees. TO
W w Brown.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19

SEE woman In another column picking Sambuc
Grapes for Speers Wine. Ii is admirable article
used in hospitals, and by the first families in Paris
London aud New York. in preference to old Port
Wine. tits worth trial, it gives great satisfac
ton. dec22dly
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19

rINHE following is list OF those exempted from
draft in the LIST District, Aug. 18th:
VIM Canscr. alienage; Benz y Moulton deafness
ana var1cose veins; Noah Plsbury. hernia; Lewis /,
tharies Frank: nonresident; John O'5rien. over
hge; Daniel walker hernia; Samuel X Milliken,
,ame 1901; Daniel q Tibbetts, feeble constitution ;
Ephraim Dyer, only brother Of minor children de-
pendent on his labor for supports James Tapley.
minus teeth; Geo sweetser wound Of toes: Theodore
Lopy' PAD feetn; John Libby. varicose veins; Ira
tus V, Lang. paid communication money Chas l. Rob-
inson only son OF aged parents; Charles HaInblet,
over age.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19

RECEiVED at par In exchange for goods, or re-
~ deemed in any amount at 10 per cent discount
at ALIENS FRUIT STORE Nos 10 and Is tx
change street. augIe edax
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
Information wanted.

SfkAfED from my enclosure on tho 5sb dav of
~ August, q small red mare, with dark name end
taii whoever will give Information where she can
be found shah be suitably rewarded.
THOMAS CARY
!urhy' aug. 10, 1868. augl9 dlws
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, Sc: ~
Supreme judicial Court. april 7srm a. D. 1853
LSLIZABErH WARNER of Frccport in the coun-
= Ia ty Of Cumberland, widow, versus Robert PEN
nell. formerly Of Brunswick in said County, now
commorant Of the State of California. fr
distract Of Writ. ~.
Action Of assumpsit TO recover amount due on
promissory note for the of one hundred dollars
signed by the said defendant, dated November lltI1
A. D. 1852 and payable TO the plaintiff or her ORDER
on demand, with interest.
Writ dated January lst, 1852, and rcturnablc at
January term, A. ID. 1852.
+. w MITCHELL, Atty for Plaintiff
Upon the foregoing. the Court order, That the
Plaintiff cause the above named Robert Penncn 10
be notified Of the pendency OF this suit by publish
ing three weeks In the Maine State Press
newspaper printed in Portland In the County Of
Cumberland, an abstract Of the Writ aud Declare
ton and this Order OF Court thereon the last publ
cation to be thirty days at least before the sitting Of
said Court. 10 be holden at Portland aforesaid. on
the second Tuesday Of October, A. ID. 1863 that he
may then and there in said Court appear. and show
cause. IL any he have. why Judgment should not be
rendered against him and execution issue accord-
ingy.
Atte-t. ID. W. FESSENDEN. Clerk.
Abstract of Writ and Order of Court
Attest, ID. w. fESSENDEN, Clerk.
9w3w .i
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
FOREIGN PORTS.

At Pernambuco l4th ult ship City Of Bath, Coop
or. from Callao Tor Antwerp tput In sth having been
captured BY the privateer Georgia ON the 18th Of
June and bonded for S200o0l
AT Port Spain 23d ult. bark Acacia. Pnkham. from
Boston. ar 10th. a,f r.
Ar at Aux Cages 18th ulf, sch Clara Holmes,
Cook, New York.
Ar at Jeremic June %. brig n II Moulton, Sloan,
Boston; sch Forest Belle, Allen, do i
Ar at Port au Prince LIST ult, bark Helen Augusta,
Cuts, New York.
At Cow Bay CB, 10th ult. brig Stella. for n York
in IL days. g I'M
AR at st John \ B 18th inst. sch II b Foster, Hunt
ley, Boston, land cid 18th for dol
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19

Persons who furnished substitutes:
Charles w Woodbury., Daniel Strout, Jr Joseph G
snow. Frank A Ramsell. Samuel W Leavitt Charles
Merserve, John Hatch, Newell w Foster
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19

At Court of Probate held at Portland, within and
for the County Of Cumberland, on the third Tues
day of July, in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-threc,
TUE Commissioners appointed by said Court to
Il make division of the real estate whereof Eunice
Day late of Portland In said county, deceased. died
seized and possessed among the devisees OF said de-
ceased. according to her last win and testament hay
ing returned the warrant to them directed. together
with their doings thereon for acceptance aud con-
frmafion;
~ teas Ordered, Thas the said Commissioners give
notice to all persons interested by causing notice 10
be published three weeks successfully In the Maine
State Press, printed Mt Portland, that they may ap-
pear at Probate Court 10 be held at said Portland.
the third Tuesday Of september nextet ten OF The
clock in the forenoon, and show cause, If any they
have why the same should not be accepted and con-
irmed.
a s, wsw s'p' EUGENE HUMPHREY. Register.
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A Farm for Sale.

PLEASANTLY situated in North
AMA-l Gorham, on the road leading from
Mr. - Fort Hill 10 Standish, Containing
sgI3lixI ffiy-four acres of land Suitably al,
s1zzzsz9- yided into moving tiilage. pastur-
ing and woodiaud with good and csnvenienf bpild
ings thereon. all In good repair; with good well Of
water convenient for house and barn. Said ftrm h
situated on coed rvad and in good Gig hborhood
ana within onc-half mile Of church and school
Terms easy. For further information inanire Of
'ne subscriber on the premises.
North Gorham Aug II, 1883
al 40
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EXPORTS.

Per bark AID for England 254 42s n lumber, siss
! Il deal ends. llL n1.L
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19

yUyHE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
III concerned. that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust OF Administrator OF
the estate of
3 ANDERSON BREWER, Jn.,
late of Freeport, In the county Of Cumberland. de-
ceased, by giving bond the law directs: he there
fore requests all persons who indebted to the said
deccased's estate to make immediate payment: and
those who hare any demands thercon to exhibit the
same for settlement to CHARLES BLISS
Freeport, July 81. 1863. w3ws
The Portland daily press., 1863-08-19

PORT OF PORTLAND.


Tuesday, ...................Auguss IS.
l ARRIVED. ft
Steamer New brunswick, Winchester, st John NIB
for Boston.
Steamer Lewiston, Prince, Boston, 9e
Steamer Harvest Moon Koix Gardiner
Bark &c Alexander, Merrman, Sydney CB--re-
ports. Aug Sth. 10 AN, Cape Canso N by y II miles
picked up three boats containing 81 persons, officers
ana men OF the Br steamship Georgia, wrecked on
sable Island, having been three days and nights in
the boats Aug llth, AN, Halifax NV by w, ~
miles, spoke schs Cutter. and james Roseway, from
Halifax for Sable Island. and transferred So Of the
men 10 the vessels, the carpenter remaining with
and come to this port; 18th. Liverpool wv 40 miles,
heard heavy firing for hall hour in that direction
experienced oggs, Gains, and adverse winds the
Brig Il IIassell, Nickels, Sagua 14th inst.
Brig Harriet, tBrl Brett. st Andrews NIB.
Sch Cambridge, tBrl smith ST John NIB.
Sch Olive Branch. Dix. Calais.
Sch Essex Colt, Calais.
Sch Sarah Elizabeth. Weber. Damariscotta.
CLEARED. 4s
Bark Aid, thew. 4l2 tonsl 6ooding. Glasson Dock.
EDgland-H Winslow Co. ~ $50 :
Brig Elmira Norton. ST John NB-Alyin Hall
Sch Sailing Diana, (Br) kupkey, ST John MT
Paddock.
sAILED-wind N-bark Geo S Hunt, and others
double-decked bark Of about 500 tons, called the
sarah Carlton" was launched from the yard of
john Pascal. at Rockport ON the 18th. The il own
ed py Messrs Carleton, Norwood & Co., and is in
tended for general business.
Ship Constitution. from Philadelphia for Shan gbae
was captured by the pirate Georgia. and fitted out as
priYateer. The crew were put board the ship
City of Bath, which was also captured and bonded
and had arrived at Pernambuco.
Ship ophelia. johnson. from Bassein Feb Is for
Bremen reported lost. registered 597 tons rated Az
was built at kennebunk in 1si9 and hailed from
Boston. IN tIEfff