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The work done on the Streets by men from the Alms House, from April 1, 1849, to April 1, 1850.
1494 days work of men, -
- $1494 00
149 66 by oxen,
149 00
162
by horses, - - 162 00
$1,805 00
There has been manufactured at the Alms House in 1849, 440,000 Bricks.
RAISED ON CITY FARM, 1849.
100 Tons English Hay,
-
- $1000 00
10 66 Straw,
60 00
200 Bushels Barley, -
200 00
1000 do. Potatoes,
500 00
75 do.
Beets,
87 50
30 do. Carrots and Turnips,
15 00
1800 Lbs. Beef,
52 00
500 Bushels Turnips,
250 00
11163 Lbs. Pork,
781 41
76 Shoats, -
800 00
20 Pigs sold for $32,50
82 50
$3,728 41
Assisted out of the Alms House from April 1, 1849, to April 1, 1850-129 families to wood and provisions.
Delivered from the Alms House, 100 cords and 4 feet of Wood, to 118 families.
Average number per month in the Alms House, from April 1, 1849, to April 1, 1850, is 106 1-12 per month.
Admitted during the year,
275
Discharged
171
Runaway
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68
Deaths
28
Births -
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6
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NEWS PAPERS-BANKS.
NEWSPAPERS.
There are sixteen newspapers published in this city, viz ;
The Daily; Tri-Weekly and Weekly Adveitiser, (political- whig) at 74 Middle Street, Edwards, Carter & Co., proprio- tors, Henry Carter, Editor.
The Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly Eastern Argus, (politi- cal-democratic) at 57 Exchange Street, Holden & Sanborn, publishers, Charles Holden, Editor.
Daily and Weekly Umpire, (political-whig) at 15 Exchange Street, F. O. J. Smith, proprietor.
Zion's Advocate,(Calvanist Baptist,) weekly, at 80 Exchange Street, Samuel K. Smith, publisher and editor.
Christian Mirror, (Congregational,) weekly) at 80 Exchange Street, Asa Cummings, publisher and Editor.
Transcript, (literary,) weekly, at 77 Middle Street, Gould & Elwell publishers and Editors.
Inquirer, (free soil,) weekly. Brown Thurston, publisher, C. A. Stackpole, Editor, at 68 Exchange Street.
Ensign, (temperance,) weekly, A. P. Rollins, publisher and Editor, at 62 Exchange Street.
Scholars Leaf, (educational,) semi-monthly, Wmn. B. Walk- er and J. O. Barrett, Editors and publishers, at 69 Exchange Street.
Pleasure Boat, (miscellaneons,) weekly, Jeremiah Hacker, publisher and proprietor, at 87 Fore Street.
Cold Water Fountain and Washingtonian Journal, (tempe- rance,) weekly, Rev. F. Yates, Editor, Weston & Yates, pub- lishers, published simultaneously at Gardiner and in this city.
The first daily paper published in the State, was the "Daily Courier," which was started in Portland, in October, 1829, by Seba Smith.
The Advertiser and Argus are the two oldest papers in the State; the former having been started under the name of. the Falmouth Gazette and Weekly Advertiser, in 1785-the latter in 1803.
BANKS IN PORTLAND.
Canal Bank.
Middle Street. Capital $400,000.
Wm. W. Thomas. President. Josiah B. Scott, Cashier. Directors .- Chas. E. Barrett, Wm, Goodenow, Thos. Ham- mond, Wm. Kimball, Wm. W. Thomas, Nathaniel Warren, Geo. F. Shepley.
Discount day, Thursday.
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Casco Bank.
Mddle Street. Capital $300,000.
Eliphalet Greely, President. John Chute. Cashier. Directors .- Eliphalet Greeley, Nathaniel Blanchard, Nathan Cummings, Wm. Evans, Charles Jones, St. John Smith, Phin- eas Varnum.
Discount day, Friday.
Bank of Cumberland.
Exchange Street. Capital $100,000.
Wm. Moulton, President. Samuel Small, Jr., Cashier. Directors .-- Wm. Moulton, John Anderson, Ashur Ware, James Todd, David Drinkwater, Jonathan Tewksbury, J. T. McCobb.
Discount day, Monday.
Manufacturers and Traders' Bank.
Fore Street. Capital $75,000.
Joshua Richardson, President, Edward Gould, Cashier. Directors .- Joshua Richardson, Stephen Waite, Rufus Hor- ton, Neal Dow, Eleazer McKenney.
Discount day, Tuesday.
Merchants' Bank.
Exchange Street. Capital $150,000.
Wm. Woodbury, President. R. Mitchell, Cashier. Directors .- Wm. Woodbury, Philip Greely, Jona. Tucker, Rufus Emerson, George Warren, Josiah Dow, Samuel Chase. Discount day, Tuesday.
CONSULS.
Charles D. Sherwood Ating Consul for Her Brit. Majesty for Maine, office 18, Exchange Street. Henry Merrill, Vice Consul of Her Catholic Majesty of Spain, office 59 Exchange Street.
WRECKS OF U. S. VESSELS.
The number of known Wrecks of United States vessels, in the year ending June 30, 1848, was 585 ; crews of these vessels, 1,916; passengers, 1,969 ; livos lost, 477 ; value of the vessels, 2,021,495 dollars : of the cargoes, 2,501,771 : making a total of 4,523,176 dol- lars. The. largest number of wrecks at any one place was on the Florida reefs, 20.
Amount of losses paid by underwriters on vessels, 1,579,492 dol- lars ; and on cargoes, 1,221,827 dollars : total, 2,801,319 dollars.
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ARRIVALS-CLEARANCES.
COMMERCE OF PORTLAND,-1848.
The number of ARRIVALS from foreign ports, at this port, in 1848, was-
Quarter ending March 31.
Tons. 95ths.
American vesse's, 37 Foreign do. 3
7184.
93
192
00
Quarter ending June 30,
American vessels, Foreign do.
48
9194
50
40
3384
40
Quarter ending Sept. 30,
22
5656
19
American vessels, Foreign do.
80
6949
89
Quarter ending Dec. 31,
American vessela,
13
3496
09
Foreign
do.
72
5187
00
Total,
315
41,184
15
The whole number of CLEARANCES for foreign ports, in 1848, was ---
Quarter ending March 31,
Tons. 95ths.
American vessels, Foreign do.
7
15,387
91
2
93
00
Quarter ending June 30,
American vessels, Foreign do.
23
4935
42
38
2818
00
Quarter ending Sept. 30,
American vessels, Foreign do.
e
6788
41
Quarter ending Dec. 31,
American vessels, Foreign do.
57
: 12,169
83
78
5444
00
Total,
377
53,959
60
The IMPORTS from foreign ports, in 1848, were,- Quarter ending March 31, Value:
In American vessels,
$142,419
In Foreign do.
825
6272
89
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IMPORTS -- EXPORTS.
Quarter ending June 30,
:3 , the American vessels, In Foreign do.
208.481 39,815
Quamer Onding Sept. 30,
130,740
In American vessels, In Foreigh' do.
28,535
Quarter ending Dec. 31,
American vessels, In Foreign' " do.
56,936
8,294
Total,.
$616,045
The EXPORTs during the same period were- Quarter ending March 31, Value.
Domestic produce in American vessels,
$266,687
Do.C .; do :: Foreign do. No foreign merchandize exported. 5
218
Quarter ending June 30,
Domestic produce in American vessels,
74,966
Do. do. Foreign do.
1,439
No foreign merchandize exported.
Quarter ending Sept. 30,
Foreign merchandise in American vessels, 292
Do. do. Foreign do.
393
Domestic produce in American do. 66,843
Do ..... do. .. Foreign do. 7,407
Quarter ending Dec. 31,3;
Foreign merchandize in American vessels, pone.
Do.pa (do., Foreign do.
904
Domestic produce in American do. 200,175
Do. do. Foreign do. 3,915
8.3 Total st
8623,239
1849.
The whole number of ARRIVALS from Foreign ports was"""" nowziel aleixoq auml
Quarter ending March 31,
Tons. 95ths.
American vessels, 18 8
4141 19
:
Foreign do.
374 00
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ARRIVALS, CLEARANCES.
.181
Quarter ending June 30,
American vessels,
31
5,918 30
Foreign do.
2_1102
9,502 : 10 44!
Quarter ending Sept. 30,
American vessels, Foreign do.
42
10,718 19
137
15,846
Quarter ending December 31,
American vessels. Foreign do
21
Total,
81
58,914
{for : foreign
Quarter ending March 31,
Tons. 95thy !!
American vessels,
54
10,766
65
Foreign do.
3
374
.nfI
Quarter ending June 30,
American vessels, Foreign do.
100
9,360
Quarter ending Sept. 30,
!
American vessels,
26
5,722
71
L
Foreign do.
141
16,334
63
Quarter ending December 31,
American vessels,
66
13,301
13
Foreign
81
8,305
44
I
Total,
73,784
15
The IMPORTS from foreign ports during the same period were-
Quarter ending March 31,
Value.
In American vessels, In Foreign do.
877,215
142
Quarter ending June 30,
In American vessels, In Foreign do.
110,162 24,727
.nul
46
9,619
40
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The whole number of CLEARANCES ports] was --
4,363
65
8,050
182 IMPORTS, EXPORTS.
Quarter ending Sept. 30,
In American vessels, In Foreign do.
151,526
65,530
Quarter ending December 31,
59,655
In American vessels, In Foreign do.
9,289
Total,
498,346
The EXPORTs during the same period were-
Quarter ending March 31,
Value.
Foreign merchandise in American vessels, none.
Do. do. Foreign do.
491
Demestic produce in American do. 171,223
Do. do. Foreign do.
216
Quarter ending June 30,
Foreign merchandise in American vessels, 215
Do. do. Foreign do.
205
Domestic produce in American do. 128,549
Do. do. Foreign do.
9,484
Quarter ending Sept. 30,
Foreign merchandize in American vessels, 13,345
Do. do. Foreign do.
263
Domestic produce in American do. 87,411
Do. do. Foreign do. 11,857
Quarter ending December 31,
Foreign merchandize in American vessels, nonp.
Do. do. in Foreign do.
2,751
Domestic Produce in American do.
209,714
Do. do. in Foreign do. 7.835
Total,
8643,559
Coastwise Imports of Flour and Grain. The whole quantity of Flour received at this port during the year 1849, was 153,814 bbls. The quantity of Corn received dur- ing the same period 194,267 bnsh.
THE RECEIPTS OF FLOUR.
In 1844 were
60,806 bbls.
1845,
74,447
1846, (estimated)
80,000
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1847,
82,700
1848,
119,400
1849,
153,814
THE RECEIPTS OF CORN.
In 1844 were
103,134 bush.
1845,
153,764
1846,
(estimated) 130,000
1847, -
125,000
1848,
232,123
1849,
194,267
By comparing the Flour receipts for the several years as set down above, it will be seen that there has been a large increase in this department of busi- ness in our city, and that the amount received last year is nearly double that of 1847.
The average receipts of Corn for the same period have been about the same for each year.
OBSERVATORY SIGNALS. South Eastern Staff for Ships.
For I Ship, red and white flag, white up. " 2 Ships, same,-red up.
" 3 Ships, same, white up and a pennant under.
" 4 Ships, same, red up, and a pennant over.
" a Barque, red flag, white square centre, ship staff.
North Western staff for Brigs.
For 1 Brig, blue and white flag,-white up.
2 Brigs, same blue up.
3 Brigs, same, white up and a pennant under.
4 Brigs, same, blue up pennant over.
any square rigged vessel, class undetermined, a pennant on the ship staff.
vessel wrecked or disabled, pennant half-mast.
ship or brig on shore, flag half-mast, staff determining the class.
" ship, barque or brig at anchor, flag with anchor, staff deter- mining the class.
a Government armed vessel, American ensign. All foreign vessels represented by their national ensigns.
Center Staff for Steamers and Schooners. .
For the Penobscot Steam Boats, blue and white flag. the Kennebec Boats, white flag.
Cutters, American Revenue Ensigns, (stripos running up and down.)
Schooner ashore, blue flag, half mast. The distance of Steamers is represented by black balls on the ship staff, each ball standing for half an hour. All merchants' private signals hoisted it lett at the Observatory.
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LIST OF VESSELS.
The following is a list of Vessels over 100 Tons Burthen, belonging to the District of Portland and Falmouth, Jan. 1, 1850.
Names of vessels.
Dis- crip- tion.
Names of principal ow ners.
when built.
burthen tons|95th
Augustus,
Ship.
Nath'l. Blanchard & al.
1848
675 12
Albus,
Ship.
Nath'I. Blanchard & al.
1849
687 67
A. F. Jenness,
Bark.
William Chase & al.
1848
336 42
Andrew Scott,
Ship.
William Bartlett & al.
1826
318 04
A lesia,
Brig.
Geo. Haskell & al.
1848
167 90
American,
Bark.
Wm. Adie
1840
234 62
A. G. Hill,
Bark.
Wm. Thomas & al.
1848
279 45
Agenora,
Bark.
Benj. Webster & al.
1848
279 31
Atlantic,
Sch.
J. N. Knapp & al.
1838
103 00
Adelaide,
Bark.
Thom. MeLellan & al.
1847
359 80
Arthur,
Ship.
Henchman Soule & al.
1847
579 38
Alcenus,
Brig.
St. John Smith & al.
1833
187 80
Agnes,
Bark.
Nath'l Blanchard
1$25
206 43
Albion,
Sch.
Thomas B. Mitchell & al.
1840
128 91
Ariel,
Brig
John Yeaton & al.
1840
151 76
Abby Baker,
Bark.
Timothy Pratt & al.
1841
257 52
Androscoggin,
Brig.
Charles Jones
1887
146 77
Attica,
Bark.
John B. Brown & al
1844
349 19
Almira,
Bark.
Reuben Keazer & al.
1845
193 80
Archimedes,
Bark.
Samuel Sweetser & al.
1845
291 25
Atlanta,
Sch.
J. M. Kellogg & al.
1833
132 57
Ann Maria,
Brig.
James Racklyft Jr & al.
1846
159 01
Barndywine,
Ship.
Geo. Skolfield & al.
1847
729 79
Blanchard,
Ship.
S. C. Blanchard & al.
1847
598 17
Banner,
Sch.
Norton Stover 2d & al.
1834
112 53
Brunswick,
Ship.
Wm. Stanwood & al.
1841
582 75
Burnham,
Bark.
Wm. H. Sweetser & al,
1846
247 91
B. Hunting,
Sch.
Jeremiah Foster
1846
142 37
Cutler,
Sch.
John Yeaton & al.
1845
130 48
Cabassa,
Bark.
S. P. Gerts & al.
1849
258 88
Caroline C. Dow,
Ship.
J. D. Blanchard & al.
1849
516 03
Charles Henry,
Brig.
Edmund Wilson
. 1845
144 42
Catharine,
Ship.
John Leavitt & al.
1849
478 69
Cyprus,ª
Sch.
8. R. Leavitt & al.
1826
146 09
Com. Stewart,
Brig.
Shubael Merriman & al.
1847
155 34
Cornelia,
Ship.
Sam' Blanchard & al.
1848
523 62
Cabargo,
Bark.
Eben Mclellan & al.
1848
269 84
Comet,
Sch.
J. M. Kellogg & al.
1832
128 66
Calcutta,
Ship.
Chas. S. Pennell & al.
1847
464 26
Cairo,
Sch.
J. H. Perley & al.
1832
116 21
Clio,
Brig.
Samuel Chase & al.
1824
214 50
Clarissa,
Bark.
James Lunt & al.
1S41
224 46
Cardenas,
Brig.
Joseph Bucknam & al.
1838
150 87
Citizen,
Scb.
David Keazer & al.
1839
117 65
Condor,
Bark.
Samuel P. Gerts & al.
1826
236 69
Cybele,
Brig.
John Leavitt & al.
1823
219 14
Com. Preble,
Stm.
Steam Packet Co.
1844
282 85
California,
Bark.
George Bartol & al.
1845
295 94
Cumberland,
Bark.
W. W. Woodbury & al.
1846
212 S2
Columbus,
Brig.
Lemuel Cobb Jr. & al.
1846
169 41
Cheiftian,
Bark.
Rufus Soule & al.
1849
253 12
Canada,
Bark.
Jenness, Chase & Co. & al.
1849
286 68
Dirigo,
Ship.
Jonas H. Perley & al.
1849
497 58
Dublin.
Ship.
A, Skolfield & al.
1839
596 08
Digitized by
115 01
Clio,
Sch.
Simeon Curtis & al.
Samuel Hanson
1899
207 73
Champion,
Brig.
LIST OF VESSELS.
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List of Vessels Continued.
Diligence,
Bark. Wm. W. Woodbury and al. 1845 237 28
Excel,
Sch.
William Edwards and al. 1836
139 34
Eolian,
Brig.
A. M. Jordan and al. 1848
197 04
Evelina,
Brig.
Gardner Jordan, and al. (reb. ) 1849
127 68
Emeline,
Brig.
T. C. Hersey and al.
IS28
158 20
Eliza Waite,
Brig.
Joshua Waite and al.
1849
195 29
Elizabeth Means,
Bark.
R. H. Means and al.
1848
243 34
Elizabeth,
Stm.
J. B. Cahoon and al.
1848
147 28
Eliza Ellen,
Sch.
E. Waite and al.
1835
100 00
E. A Kinsman,
Bark. Wm. H. Kinsman and al.
1847
268 90
Ellen,
Bark.
J. G. Loring and al.
1847
231 48
Edwin Augustus,
Bark.
R. Keazer and al.
1847
373 22
Emblem,
Ship.
J. W. Dyer and al.
1839
610 29
Eliza,
Bark.
Enos Soule and al.
1839
294 91
Exchange,!
Sch.
John Curtis and al.
1839
109 57
Effort,
Brig.
Henchman S .Soule,
1840
200 83
Eliza,
Brig.
Nath'l Merrill and al,
1842
217 63
Element,
Ship.
George Turner
1844
449 61
Empire,
Bark.
David Keazer and al.
1844
284 19
Elizabeth,
Sch.
Joseph Sturdivant and al.
1833
100 24
Ellen Merriman,
Sch.
Charles Merriman
1846
129 16
Elmira,
Brig.
E. Sargent and al.
1846
177 21
Ella Francis,
Bark.
D. Keazer and al.
1846
328 92
Esmeralda,
Ship.
Charles Jones and al.
1849
907 67
Fortunio,
Brig.
Chas. W. Cahoon and al.
1849
202 94
Franklin,
Bark.
Francis Cook
1846
196 81
F. A. Perley,
Bark.
R Cram and al,
1848
249 84
Francis Ellen,
Brig.
Seward W Porter and al,
1825
200 93
Financier,
Brig.
John Yeaton and al,
1840
116 57
Frances,
Ship.
Rufus E Wood and al.
1844
395 66
Gertrude,
Ship.
Jos. W. Dyer,
1850
507 00
George Turner,
Ship.
Jacob Mclellan and al,
1849
518 46
Gold Hunter,
Sch.
Hugh Farr and al,
1848
103 24
Georgia,
Ship.
Enoch Talbot and al,
1848
488 65
Gazelle,
Brig.
S W Porter and al,
1839
221 78
Glen,
Bark.
Enos Soule and al,
1848
287 24
George Skolfield,
Ship.
Geo Skolfield and al,
1842
414 41
Geo. Brooks,
Sch.
Robertson Dyer and al,
1843
121 72
Gen. Warren,
Stm.
Steam Packet Co.
1839
175 76
Gen. Taylor,
Bark.
Asa Dresser and al,
1847
191 68
Gen. Worth,
Brig.
Geo W Woodman and al,
1847
188 61
Hiero,
Bark.
Joseph Bucknam and al,
1849
446 54
Harrie,,
Brig.
Levi Marston and al,
1849
190 74
Horatio :
Brig.
Daniel Brewer and al,
1848
180 35
Harrie,,
Brig.
J G Loring and al,
1848
174 18
Harrie't,
Brig.
Thomas P Brown and al,
1841
159 64
Henrietta,
Brig.
Thomas Warren
1826
234 12
Helen Maria,
Brig.
Samuel Sweetser and al,
1837
168 17
Harriseeket,
Brig.
Nath'] O Cram and al, Rufus E Wood
1833
223 59
Hibernia,
Brig.
Samuel Bucknam and al,
1842
335 04
Henry Kelsey,
Bark.
Samuel Sweetser and al,
1843
196 70
Harriet,
Sch.
Paul R Thomas and al,
1843
128 15
Helen Angusta,
Ship.
Nath' Blanchard and al,
1844
448 50
Hebron,
Bark.
Daniel Hood and al,
1845
383 94
Hope,
Sch.
Tris'm G Mitchell and al,
1841
120 37
Hanover,
Brig. Sch.
John Randall and al, R I Robison and al,
1827
120 86
Henrietta,
Brig.
Henry Thurston and al,
1845
158 06
H. H. Boody,
Ship.
Joseph Badger and al,
1846
674 86
Henry Leeds,
Brig.
Wm Kinsman and al,
1841
188 11
Harp,
Sch.
Joshua Waite and al,
1846
100 34
Inca,
Ship.
Wm Gore and al,
1848
577 08
Isabella,
Sch.
Wm Hammond and al,
1837
129 42
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309 13
Gen. Marrion,
Brig.
W Garcelon and al,
1844
1838
155 26
Hudson,
Ship.
1845
141 52
Henry,
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LIST OF VESSELS.
List of Vessels Continued.
Isabella,
Bark. Chas. S Pennell and al,
1846
285 37
J W Dyer,
Bark.
J W Dyer and al,
1849
243 04
Juniata,
Sch.
Joshua Webber and al,
1847
136 09
John Avilles,
Bark.
J M Coolbrooth
1847
203 33
Joseph Albion,
Brig. Jos Clark and al,'
1849
221 62
John Bishop,
Brig.
John Bishop and al,
1847
155 24
Jerome,
Sch.
Enoch G Williard and al,
1843
107 93
James Pennen,
Ship.
Chas S Pennell and al,
1848
570 48
Joseph Badger,
Ship.
Joseph Badger and al,
1848
890 65
J D Pennell,
Brig.
Chas S Pennell and al,
1848
144 44
John Brower,
Bark.
A W Whitmore
1833
310 64
Jubilee,
Bark.
J B Brown,
1844
233 15
John Marshal,
Stm.
Portland Stm Packet Co.
1845
449 24
Jupiter,
Bark.
Geo W Smith and al,
1832
316 83
John Dunlap,
Ship.
Geo Skolfield and al.
1835
475 89
Jane,
Bark .
Eben Mclellan and al,
1840
198 78
Juniata,
Bark.
Silvanus Blanchard and al,
1844
299 32
John R Dow,
Brig.
Jere Merriman and al,
1845
197 63
James Roach,
Brig.
Samuel Sweetser and al,
1845
149 93
James Hall,
Bark.
Jas C Creech and al,
1847
177 37
J W Blodget,
Bark.
J G Loring and al,
1846
180 21
John Frederick,
Sch. Sch.
Wm Mann and al,
1847
105 64
Louisa Eaton,
Bark.
J C Remick and al,
1848
275 38
Leontine,
Brig.
H B Merriman and al,
1848
J76 56
Lemuel Dyer,
Ship.
J W Dyer
1848
737 16
Lydia,
Brig.
Joseph Dyer and al,
1827
220 44
Lima,
Brig.
F D Little and al,
1829
260 90
Lucy Ellen,
Brig.
Geo Dunham and al,
1845
170 45
Lydia Stover,
Sch.
Norton Stover 2d and al,!
1845
134 51
Lydia,
Ship.
Enos Soule and al,
1846
543 13
Lady Knight,
Bark.
Thomas E Knight and al,'
1849
399 42
Machegonne,
Brig.
John Yeaton and al,
1848
184 87
Montilla,
Brig.
Enos Woodward and al,
1S33
123 44
Motto,
Brig.
John Hasty and al,
1838
175 45
Mangola,
Bark.
Jonas H Perley and al,
1849
319 42
Medora,
Bark.
S W Porter and al,
1847
197 50
Matanzas,
Brig.
Norton Stover 2d and al,
1849
144 00
Mt Washington,
Bark.
John Blethen and al,
1849
235 93
Marianna,
Brig'
A. M Dresser and al,
1848
184 35
Memphis,
Sch.
James Snell and al,
1846
100 00
Martha Kinsman,
Brig.
Joseph Bucknam and al,
1841
128 07
Monterey,
Bark.
S B Mitchell and al,
1848
236 69
Meldon,
Bark.
Saml Bucknam and la,
1848
364 71
Margaret,
Ship.
JE Donnell and al,
1892
111 65
Marietta,
Bark.
Wm Chase and al,
1846
241 34
Madonna,
Bark.
Isaiah Mitchell and al,
1848
489 75
Montrose,
Brig.
John Poland and al,
1846
182 38
Mary,
8ch.
Freeman Smith and al,
1825
113 71
Merchant,
8hip.
Philip Greely and al,
1838
317 1
Mary Pennell,
Brig.
Jacob Pennell and al,
1838
233 76
Mary Smith,
Bark.
St John Smith and al,
1842
322 76
Marcia,
Bark .!
Nathl Blanchard and al,
1843
342 52
Muskingum,
Bark.
Samuel Chadwick and al.
1845
248 11
Milton,
Brig.
Wm Buxton and al,
1842
149 94
Murillo,
Bark.
George Bartol and al,
1844
309
Moro,
Sch.
Samuel Staples and al,
1833
124 26
Margaret,
Brig.
Charles Jordan and al,
1845
169 44
Macedonia,
Bark.
Philip Greely and al,
J845
242 00
Maria Hersey,
Bark.
St John Smith and al,
1846
195 73
Mary Lowell,
Bark.
Wm Chase and al,
1846
230 19
Margaret,
Brig.
John Leavitt and al,
1834
245 45
Nath'l Blake,
Bark.
James Farmer
1847
265 45
Napoleon,
Brig.
Peter G Winslow
1894
148 43
Maria,
Brig.
Jonas H Perley and al,
1848
447 67
Stephen Ricker and al,
1833
137 07
Lucy Ann,
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LIST OF VESSELS.
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List of Vessels Continued.
Norman.
Brig. David Pratt Jr and al,
1840
199 20
Nath. W Bridges,
Bark Robert Pennell and al,
1846
256 86
Orb.
Brig Chas. C. Hall, and al,
1825
248 86
Ossipee,
Ship
John Yeaton and al,
1849
459 22
Odd Fellow,
Bar k
R E Wood
1844
289 74
Olive Thompson,
Brig
A M Dresser and al,
1845
138 72
Oneco,
Brig
David T Chase
1840
197 40
Ozark,
'Ship 31
Wm Bartlett and al,
1847
398 37
Octavia,
Bark
Thomas Warren and al,
1847
209 49
Pinta,
Brig
James Sawyer and al,
1836
156 00
Portland,
Brig
Jonas H. Perley and al,
1838
218 82
Plato,
Brig
S P Gerts and al,
1823
205 0S
Pilgrim,
Bark
Jacob G Loring and al,
1844
298 90
Potomac,
Brig
Wm Stanwood
1846
167 49
Polka,
Bark!
Richmond L Cutter and al,
1846
182 38
Potosi,
Brig
J B Brown
1846
192 03
Parana,
Bark:
J B Brown and al,
1846
261 58
Pennsylvania,
Brig
Isaac B Pinkham
1848
158 75
Petrel,>
Sch*
N C A Jenks and al,
1847
129 14
Philomela,
Bark
James C Jewett and al,
1850
465 17
Rival,
Brig
Jos R Brazier and al,
1832
214 12
Ranger,
Bark
William Chase and al,
1840
945 63
Rufus Soule,
Brig
Rufus Soule and al,
1844
173 16
Rechabite,
Sch
T R Jones and al,
1845
125 58
Ruth.
Brig
John T Pike and al,
1847
156 63
R H Knight,
Brig
Wm. Chase and al,
1846
221 83
Rolla, Robert' Pennell,
Brig
P C Merriman and al,
1847
179 18
Regatta,
Bark
1847
207 28
Robt. Morrison,
Bark
S W Porter
1847 1848
190 58
Rosina,
Sch
J H Perley and al,
1849
124 78
Rebecca,
Ship
Joseph Badger and al,
1849
533 33
Sebago,
Brig
John Leavitt and al,
1824
227 68
Scott Dyer,
Bark
IS49
251 29
Shamrock,
Brig
1839
196 20
Sarah B Hale,
Bark
John Yeaton and al,
1849
225 80
Scioto,
Ship
R Soule and al,
1846
164 26
Susan Jane,
Brig
Geo H York and al,
1846
141 29
San Francisco,
Bark
Chas Richardson and al,
1849
268 40
St. Jago,
Bark
T W O'Brion
1848
282 05
Sunneyeye.
Bark
David Seabury and al,
1848
252 88
St. Louis
Ship
Chas M Davis and al,
1847
532 85
Sarah Bridges,
Bark
J L Farmer and al,
1848
483 19
Sophia,
Brig
Chas Wymau and al,
1838
175 59
St. John,
Ship
Joseph Badger and al,
1847
662 10
Sarah Ann,
Bark
Wm Stanwood and al,
1844
431 38
Sophia, +
Brig
Seth Baily Jr and al,
1845
189 30
Sarah,
Ship
Philip Greely and al,
1842
453 80
Susan, W Lind,
Bark
Royal Williams and al,
1846
263 16
Sarah,
Sch
Hiram Winchester and al,
1848
100 00
St. Mary's,
Bark
H R Stickney and al,
1846
279 64
Sarah Warren,
Bark
Geo Warren
1846
188 03
St. Lawrence,
Bark
Isaac Waite and al,
1846
228 40
Susan; Soule,
Brig
George Bacon and al,
1846
164 26
Sarah Ellen,
Brig
Harman H Tarr and al,
1846
141 27
State of Maine,
Ship
Geo Warren and al,
1849
726 28
Tedisco,'
Bark
F D Little and al,
1847
890 21
T O Brown,
Bark
J B Brown
1842
186 22
Thames,
Bark
James L. Farmer,
1840
372 58
Tennessee,
Bark
Nathan Winslow Jr and al,
1840
255 10
Texas,
Sch.
Nath'l Pinkham and al,
1839
113 80
Thaetus,
Bark] ;
Wm M Merrill and al,
1846
286 43
Digitized by
307 40
Rush,1
Brig
Enos Soule and al,
Gardner Jordan and al, Wm Willard and al,
1849
864 33
Susan Soule,
Brig
Geo Jewett and al.
1821
262 57
Sarah Ellen,
Brig
Bark
James C Rogers and al,
1849
227 28
D Pratt and al,
Geo Skolfield and al,
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SHIP BUILDING.
List of Vessels continued.
Vincennes,
Brig Wm Merrill and al,
1833
152 47
Vancouver,
Brig
Samuel Sweetser and al,
1845
180 30
Washington,
Brig
J Jordan and al,
1846
197 36
Watson,
Brig
Geo Jewett and al,
1825
196 31
Warren,
Sch
Peter Graffam
1841
123 54
Wave,
8ch
Edwin A Norton and al,
1836
118 36
William,
Ship Horatio Hall and al,
1847
402 82
Wm. Chase,
Bark Wm Sweetser and al,
1848
256 09
Xenophen,
Brig
E Fernald and al,
1848
168 13
Zebra,
Brig
Samuel S Thomas and al,
1842
199 86
SHIP BUILDING, In the District of Portland and Falmouth, 1848.
Ship Augustus, of Portland,
675
12
Cornelia.
523
62
Margaret,
447
66
Joseph Badger, Brunswick,
890
55
" James Pennell,
do.
570
48
Inca, Freeport,
577
08
: Georgia, Boston,
488
65
" Corra Linn, New York,
618
05
Bark Hellen & Francis, Portland,
338
48
66 A. F. Jenness,
336
42
66
St. Jago,
282
05
" Louisa Eaton,
275
38
" Cabarzo,
269
84
" C. B. Hamilton,
.6
251
29
66
Meldon, North Yarmouth,
364
71
66
Sunnyeye,
66
236
69
"6
Elizabeth Means, Freeport,
236
34
Rolla,
227
28
66
Delia Chapin, Boston,
399
63
=
Glen, New Haven,
287
42
"
William Chase,
256
09
Brig Incarnation, Portland, (rebuilt)
206
62
46
Eolean,
66
197
04
Machigonne, 66
66
184
35
Alesia,
174
18
"
Xenophen,
176
56
Pennsylvania,
180
35
J. D. Pennell, Brunswick,
144
40)
Rush, New Haven,
190
58
Schooner Delaware, Portland,
84
28
Herald, (rebuilt)
52
29
" Brilliant, Freeport,
65
46
" Casco, (rebuilt)
57
58
Acadia, North Yarmouth,
73
11 09
Two Brothers, Brunswick,
20
' Elijah, Harpswell,
15
49
Steam Ferry Boat Elizabeth, Portland,
147
28
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