The USRC Rush was a revenue cutter launched in 1831 and served in the United States Revenue Cutter Service. She was stationed in the Gulf of Mexico and participated in anti-smuggling operations. Rush was involved in the capture of several vessels engaged in illegal activities, including piracy. She also assisted in rescuing distressed ships and individuals at sea. Rush's career was marked by multiple name changes, including becoming the USS Rush during the American Civil War. She continued to serve in various capacities until she was decommissioned in 1868. The ship was eventually sold and converted into a civilian vessel before being lost at sea in 1876. The USRC Rush played a significant role in maritime law enforcement and rescue operations during her time in service.

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