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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-10
g. 4 great Bargain!
I will fell, or leafe for 10

/ will fell, or lea1e for 10
years, a VALUABLE FARM, in the
county of Cuipepper, and fate of Virgi-
MIA, on Flat Run, containing $50 acres
the laud is extremely fertile, and yields
abundantly in the product of corn, wheat,
and tobacco; there are about 100 acres
of meadow land, 50 or 60 of which are
cleared, and acres well iet In timothy,
about ego acres of the tract are cleared
and well encloled. This land is difant
from Fredericksburg about IS miles, and
IS. miles from Alexandria and the City Of
Warrington. There are ieveral valuable
merchant mills in the vicinity, one within
the difance of mile, where the Frede-
ricktburg prices are given for all kinds OF
grain.
| / will alto fell the reverlion of
ago acres Of land adjoining the above, on
which are ereeted a number of valuable.
buildings, among them a large dwelling
Ihoufe so feet by 20, with 4 rooms on a
floor, with FIRE places, and every necef-
fairy on, houfes--a valuable peach and ap-
pie orchard. E
/. A further deicription is deemed unne-
ccHary, as any perfon defrous ofpurchaf-
ing or leaGng will doubtleis with TO view
! he premiies. For terms rpply to Robers
Brooke Vols, .Efq. who lives adjoining
the premiies, or to the fubicribey,
I zohI0 J,o Sell or Rent, +.
i Two hree'lfory Brick Houfey'
in Alexandria, completely fhifhed, on
King and Columbia itreets, with ii,ndry
valuable property near the fame, poheiiion
whereof may be had Immediately. The
!iituation for the -four and grocery buhneis
I equal TO any in Alexandria.
!: For terms apply TO Henry and Thomas
Moore, Alexandria, or TO the fubfcribei,
I NICHOLAS 'VOSS.
City of Wilmington, I raw
/ July "a. !
| N. B. / with to hire by the month,
irr until the 1T day of November, ten or
twelve labourers, for whom liberal wages
svill be given. Apply to N. Vols, on
+ freet, or w. T.. Vols, at the Navy
yard,
-.
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IzUentv Dollars K<zvaYd.

: LOST In the town of Alex
ans}ria, on the zIft Augua, large, far,
Gold French WATCH; a Jingle cafe,
which opens by a fpring in the fhsnk of
the watch; the makers name Byeguet, a
Pari5; the motto round tina dial piateis
in Latin, g Rye momenfa RITE b1r1e fa-s
veSmf."i It had no chryaal, and IL
was in carrying it to a @atch4maker's
for one it was loif. Nv hoover has
found it, and will:deliver it to Mr.. An
drew amiefon, fhall receive the above re-
ward and no quca;ons aiked.
SARAH B. MASON.
Sepf r
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Freach Bur .stOysrs.

Fre3ach Bur Slams.
IKE suBcRIBRRs HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Aquantlty OF French Bur
Stones, Off very fuperior ize and quality,
which they offer for fale, a, their itore,
No. 90, Bowly's wharf.
f. Ogle6y e q. WsacheRer.
Baltimore, March z6. d
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A parcel Of good
BACON HAMS,
-Four caiks Spanifi Bro@n,
Jamaica Spirit,
Philadelphia loaf and lump Sugar in
hhds and bis.
Apple Brandy and u barrels
Whitley ~ A
lift and I'd quality James River To
oacco in kegs,
Coarie Salt,
For Sale
By VIM. Hart17Sor7,e.
8 mo. II. eo4w
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Tor ,SGIe,
iy the fubfcriber,, at The, Warrington
Tavern,
An elegant riding Horie
a brood Mare, with foai BY Punch, and
ieveral Hodes Fl for PADDLE or draught.
LRezvse,
Conifantly for hire, Coachee
and horfes, and anumber Of riding horfss.
PETER HEISkELL.
Aug. IL. Jaw
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BALTIMORE, November 4.

BALTIMORE, November Z.
Arrived fchooner Ariel, captain Belt,
y days from Cape Francois.
Mr. B. Green Jupsreargo Of the Erisl has
kiaaly. faruy6ed rs qvitb THE follo7ving
Intelligence -
On our padage through the Key, were
boarded by two Providence priyateers, who
brought,uslso by fhot each, examined our
papers, and treated US politely. The Cap
tain informed Us that the ichooaer Meteor,
Of Baltimore, ran aground Oh the fouth-
eat reef of Maraguana the captain and
crew iavrd on the iiiand, the cargo taken
out by the wreckers, ard carried into NaE
fuN. P. September z3, 10 lat. rs, 8,
N long -. So, w. fpoke brissin COM
parry from Port Republican, III days out,
bound to Portland.
Lett there brig Ann, Vinfon, of Bal
timore; Melvin, Carton, Philadelphia !;
Noah's Ark, Reynolds, Norfolk Nor
gan Ratler, Kent, Plymouth Polly, ST.
monds, Bottom Elizabeth Goats, Hodge,
NewboryPort fchrs. Evelina, Holmes,
Baltimore Sally, Proctor, Salem; Ro-
yer, Reed, New York Fox, Brown,
Bolton; Clariaasand Eliza, Reed, Bottom !;
King Sun, Warren, Charleiton, S. c..
roNy' Low, Wilmington, N. c. Two
Brothers, King, Wilmington, D. Caro-
l'ne' senion, Baltimore Lightning, Da-
VS. 90. Eliza, Coy, Wilmington, D.
Ao0p' Dove, Thompfon, Newbern, n. c..
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CO., "a, the United States frigate George,
S Sit which arrived the 1ad, ard
~. S hip Peace and Plenty, from New
1 work the brig Silefa, captain DoAE'
49,, a AZ Malaga, iaid 70 be bound 10 New
v va,t The brig S. w. Fitzhne, OF Nor
t l Levant, Bradford, OF Bottom, wait
iOs f,r convoy up the Straits the brig
n NY Star, to fail for this in days;
NV hrie Sally, Rowland, tor do. ichoon-
~. :. sn,s5prize, Trueman, for do. brig SUI
e. and Polly, Weir, for Chasleiton, and
.;a lane, of Norfolk. The ihip Mary,
g., This !, port, and the fth'r Hervey, Tor do.
s;,.3 ZEN days before the Eugenla. The
en- ls Difpatch, Harding, failed days
s.tore the Eugenia Tor this port.
On the 9Th of October, in lat. 81, 9,
Inv ,,, *, captain Fitch, fell in with
,d ,yss boarded by Portuguefe flip OF
~ a Of IS guns, under jury mats, very
, n injured in her hull and rigging lhe
had been engaged Tor four hours, with
Ereo,h lhip of rs guns. The Portugeie
had ieyenty- five men killed, and a great
numb.r wounded. The French fhip de-
cl;,,ed the combat. Spoke October Is in
lat. IS, a., long. 6o, SO, brig Mary Ca
rolne, Buchanan, 4 days from Portland
tor GuadalouPs.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3.

Hf1lLAD I'LL AiAES 1NoN' D
Arrived, ihip Roie, Jones, Liverpool !;
(ch,rs Nancy, Foiter, Halifax Polly,
PendIeton, Stonington.
Ship Roie, Jones, failed from Liver
uool roth Sept. in company with the fhip
Allegheny, Paddock, Of and for New
York, and ihip Ocean, Rowland, OF N.
Bedford, for New York. Ctt. II, IL
lat. ~, ;, long. 60, z9, n. fpoke the
Aip Fame, Trott, of and for Bottom, out
J days from Liverpool. Oct. 20, lat.
90, IS, long. IS, 81, w. ipoke the brig
Fanny, 4 day. our, from N. York to
Amlteroam.
Brig N. Jcrfey, Skellings, from hence
foSt. Jago de Cuba, is taken and fent TO
Kingaon.
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FROM THE BALANCE.

THERE are two oppofte fets of poll
teal writers IN this country, which may
be called the Aunbodts to it's real dignity
and intereA, as well as TO each other; /
mean the jealous and devoted partifans
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-06

Sentence g,0 tie COnu MG,l..L tr7nannte 4
IN the trialof C4ph GEORGE LITTLE.
The Court, having heard all the evil
dence, and prif1ner's defence, and ma
turely and ieriouly coniidered the whole,
are unanimously of opinion, thar,the charg-
es are malicious and ill-founded.
The Court do, therefore, unanimously
and honorably acquit the iaid Captain
GEORGE LITTLE Of the feveral articles
contained in the charge againf him (; and
he is hereby falyy and benorabJ acquitted
accordingly.
Dated on boardfke CogAikn.iou, September
7, 1901.
Signed, S. NICHOLSON, Prefdent.
SILAS TALBOT,
STEPHEN DECATUR,
ALEXANDER MURRAY,
EDWARD PRERLE,
JOHN MULLOWNY,
THOMAS ROBINSON,
HUGH q. CAMPBELL,
CYRUS TALBOT.
GEORGE BLAKE, acting as Judge
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alsranoria a0berGiSer.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6.

MIR. Richard Robotham, of Hudfon,
aa'e OF New York, has invented Ma
. .l, which promifes to be of great utility,
ts'iea !" a Patem dir Pump Heutiiafoy,
. .o' the ute Of Ships, Mines, Prifons, Hof.
|p'sls, @c."-He propofes difpoGng of pa.
. ,"a rights on the following terms: For
very 'r veiiel of one hundred tons or under,
en Dollars; and for every veilel of one
'u, e ions proven, Ten Cents per ton.
H. ussissfiption, together with drawing OF
;" vaccine may be feen at this office.
w. TRIAL OF CAPT. LITTLE.
Pieient Our readers with The fentence
"'ae Court Martial in the affair G
.ap'' Little, and The letter of the fecre
Try ny, OF Of the Navy approving the fam
=. nc defence made by captain Little:
sounfel, MIR. O.is, containing a ftatc.
meet OF the evidence which was NOT dif-
r at tie time Of trial, we lhall give
tomorrow. "
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GEORGE BLAKE, acting as Judg
Advocate on the location.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER "A, 1901.

fucceaors of Ottoman. Catka,iHs l. became
EmPTefs becaufe Mcncbikqb had the boldnels
to proclaim her. Peter II. ieigned by virtue
ola will EHns was elected by Council, the
SeEae and the army; iran was made Empe.
ror by On ukafe Elizabeth Eaid in her Mani.
Nito, that lhe Attended the thu one Of her father
becaufe the people willed it, and the guards
revoked and on thefe grounds lhe condemned
price, IN the cradle TO perpetual prilon and
bis relations, as innocent as himfelf experience.
cd the f4maf4te. Peter III. reigned by favour
Of EE1abstb ana vhen he was dethroned ca
f5srins n Attending the throne Of Rufia,
declared that heaven Irlelf had called her to it,
A fon fnPPlanting bis father wonld not, after
lUch ierie,, have excited any remarkable df
gut. but the ludden death OF Catherine prevent
ca that cataarophe; the dreadful hriek The
gave as ihe expired, was he voice that pro-
claimed Paul Emperor Of all the Rulians.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14
qHB RRGUL ARIzr or NATURE,
INFORMING The HUMAN FACE.


1T IS a general CELEBRATION, that, among the
number of faces which W. cOhAantly lee, we
never meet with two that exaaly relembIe each
OTHER but we ieljum take notice OF one cir
CUNT ince that is very wonderful, which IS,
that every face IS formed in fuch manner,
that, however ugly il may Re, it not disagured
by accident, we could not change any pat 70
render it more hand!ome without making It
detormei, becauie even N his uglinets, nature
has oble,ved al eEaaneis If fymmeiry which
we Mould OF condCmn.
For example; SuPpoie that we had the power
# lengthening th- nole of Perion wac has q
hort 0ae, Il would be If no uie becaule the
noe being rendered more long, il would not Be
fymmerycaI with the other parts Of the face,
whi.h beng Of certain bigneIs, am having
certain elevations and dePreliors, i j. requidte
that TIE noie ihould be ProPortionate-
Thus, according 70 certain very perfe6 rules,
fat noted perloa mutt DC 70 ! and, agreeaoIz
to the fame rules,the regular featured fla noted
face would become a m0nter, could We give ii
an aqueline nofr moreover, It is iometimes
neceh4ry That man ihou.d have no noie.--
Thus, to- example il building OF the Tufcan
order, il /. proper 10 leave The column, without
a yglu.e Id the CornlhiIn or I1nI- ord.Ts the
volule i. beautiful olnImeut; 5uI i would
occaion an irreguIa'ity, and appear n4oultrIu'
in the Tufcsn.
Th,fc coufJeratio1s "a w us, n AZ We ough;
not to ridicuie any perion tnr thvir aPPt,ent ,e
teas for thole We may f. conceive are mott ire
quenly perfe9ion "A fnaall mole, imth eyes,
and a large mouth 70. III lp,cies Of b-auty,
which though pe.haP' DOT entirely conionant
TO our ideas OF a haudlome perfon, we hyuld
not dipGe i beng il fat f-ecies whi,h has
lis rules
When nature forms a face, it Is with tie moG
Jun rules and luch i, her regularity, that every
one is produced perfect 70 her dehgns. From
men judging by what pl;ales them, W. find the
Chinele edee n nAt mole and final! eyes; the
African prze tri4ngl-d eyebrows, whtl- ~
France they admire hem arched the Ly vans
love large m 1uths the naive, of Japan, back
Cd their teeth and IN E5hi pa the mott black
are the mot handfome; and our deipiGng iuch
beauties, are only proofs Of The ir4ase dlF-r
ences OF The human mnd.
There are as many different orders of beauty
as Of srtiche6t and, conhdrring thu Nature
has her laws, we can never be wrong in iaying,
that the mott ugly face il the world is equally
perfect and regular with the mott handlome.
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[ VOLUME w.

fdes will lnCDre you a complete viaory. The
caPtore or linking If their Admiral IS Of .u-'
iniportAnce thtt il w;ll not only iufart US a per
nanent peace upon our own terms, bur viii
probably eff q revolution in TriPoly favour
able to our iuterel in the whole IF the BarDary
S ates. From vie wing the importance Of the
obje1 meant 10 fecure. ihould battl9 enfue I
an pertua 5el thar every worthy ion 81 Coia~5ir
viii exert hmfelf to the utmol Of bis abilities,
and will looner fubmit to dea,h than 1ivery,
the continuance Of which, PROBABLY. may te
ioI many years, which God in his infinite mer-
cY forbid. | requea Mr.. Appleton to furnih
The matters Of all the American ve6el; II port,
with copy of this letter, TO make il circular
in all the ports in the Mediterranean, Liibon,
Londop, and H4mourg, AMI to rrlrfmit a
Crpy thereof, to the Department Of State
am, with f-ntiments of the greatef eaeem,
Yours, sc. JAMES l.. CATHCART.
7. S. The Admiral IS required coward,
f.ldom goes rear veGel that locks warm, 4
few wooden guns, wAih and quarter cloths
would be Of iervice, and IN cafe Of action, board
ing nettings Gu hi rot to be omitted,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-09-14
UNITED STATES IND TRIPOLT.
OFFICIAL,
CIRCULARS.


To the ConfuIs AID Agents Of the United States or a.
mefica, reGding IN France, Spain Portugal and TIA
~, the B4rbary States aud Briufh CARTONS ia the
Mediterranean, and 10 all others whom it doth or
may concern
GENTLEMEN,
IN the Circulars, which l have had the
honor to tranlmit to your office ince Novem
Der lat, I have Informed you of the tate OF our
affairs with this regency, and now confirm the
whole Of their contents, and requet you to con
time TO keep our vsaels in Polt, and by no
means to permit any Of them TO fail, unlels
under convoy, as l exPea every infant that
war will be declared agalnR the United States
The greareR force That this Regency is able
to put 70 Tea at once, is one ihip Of % guns
and zoo men. one brig and TWO Polacre, Of IA
guns, and one hundred men each, the whole OF
which il i fJPFolcd viii Be employed againa
the merclsat veGels Of our fellow citizens.
therefore rsquea YOU gentlemen, to make this
circular as public as poiiOIe, and to tranlmit
a copy of it to The department. of State.
an, &C. JAMES L. CATIFCART
CLsaeery efibs y. S. Of Aoss,ieS at
TiBoiy, IN Bv5syy, h1y IL, SoT.
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declare war in form again9 The United States of
America, upon Thurfday the 14th OF May,
and that the flag Of the United States, hal Al
ready been hoiaed on board The cruizers, in The
place were the flags Of the ration, at war with
this regency are always hoiaed. You will pl-afe
70 uie every means in your power to give pub
licity to Ibis circular, and tranfmit copy of
this to The department Of State.
| am, Gentleman, sc.
JAMES L. CATHCART.
Tri5oiy, Nav If, ;BoI,
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- = = " LAL-AN :
TriPoy, May II, 1901.
TO the Confuls, Agents, &c. a, aborel

Tot Confuls, Agents, &c. a aboyel
GENTLEMEN,
In addition 10 ny circular of the / nth in(l.
am forty to inform you, that our Haq taft
was cur down on Thuild4y The i4h lsR and
War was declared ia form BY The Bahaw Of
Tripoly ag4inR The Uoited States,
You will Pleafe 70 give every poGi5le publci-
ty to this circular, and ranimi; a copy thereof
70 the department If State. ! hall depart
from TIipoly bouEd 10 Tunis, in few days,
Ehere ihill remain to wait the Preidents
orders. | AID, Gentlemen, &c.
JAMES L. CATHCART.
TniPo5, Nay Is, 1894.
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To the ConCul,, Agents, &c. IA. above

GENTLEMEN,
am forty TO inform you, thar thi, infant.
8 O'Clock P NJ the Balh1w Of Tripoly lenJ
his Chatr TO inform me, that be intends to
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-03
VERONA, July 20.

Yenerday the patriots who tor upward,
of year were confined in tie prifon Of
the cattle of Cattaro, arrived at this place
They were received by tie National
Guard under arms, and were drawn by the
people in two triumphal chariets. they
were greeted by the multitude wiki rel
;eratcJ Ghouts Of e' long live tie rarriot,,
long live ,he Republic ~ There are en-
y 81 of them, one having periNed in
confinement.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-03

y -
The following proclamation has, in
confequence Of the late Disturbances, been
addreaed by generals Jourdan and Merle
to the French troops here In gsrrifon -
SOLDIERS
&c You demanded your pay, and yu
have received it. Your grievances ar. at
an end and any further GgniGcation Of
diicontsnt would be crime which would
draw upon you the punifhment of the
French government. Agitators with
guilty intentions are now digging the
mine in which they hope to overwlelm
YOU. Hear your leaders hear the voice
of honour hear Buonaparte, who thro'
as, thus addref1es you -" Soldiers !'he
fays, whole courage has fixed the adm.
ration of all Europe, who have acquired
rights to the gratitude Of your country
Soldiers you have erred Beware! Blu,
one fep farther-and you are rebels.
enemies to the Republic. The army.
the nation have their eyes upon you.
One ftep farther---and you are dihonour.
ed Your laurels are tarnifhed. You
are no longer the children of your couu-
try"
" Soldiers ! we would gladly hope that
this language would awake in your breaHs
thofe fensiments Of honour which have ever
dittinguiihed the defenders of your coun.
try---that you will eface by future fub.
milton to your chiefs the remembrance Of
the events which are pait but had III.
fpirit of differentiation proceeded to fuh
lengths as to render other motives need.
fairy, we fhoulG have faid- - Soldiers re.
collect, that in the 9Th year of the Re.
Puoiic, the enemy took advantage of tie
diiorders of our retreat, ard the fields Of
Italy were deluged with the tlocd of our
comrades in arms. The French eoycm.
ment pardoned the leaders Of thar inim-
reftion. It's generoGty, however, could
not command ,lieir gratitude. They f:A
cherifh fpirit of hatred ard revenge a.
gainf the FrEnch. They are even now
almof ready v carry into effect tier gail
ty purpoies,
f" Soldiers while you are ready to
rife in tumults againf your commanders.
they are, on the other hand, watching for
your good. Tie greatee dangers now
iurround you. A great confpiracy IS
formed sgainf you, The confpiraton
know, that in union with your chiefs, you
are invincible. They excite you to IN
iurieetion, and watch the moment TO al.
Ultimate your officers, with all the agents
and the friends Of the French government
They will then attack you when, with.
our leaders, and flung with remorfe, you
mutt eafily fall before them.
" Soldiers this Aatement is diAreGiDg,
bur 1t is true. Every confederation re.
quires your immediate return 10 your du.
ty. Swear fidelity and obedience to yoCi
commanders, as they engage with due
care for your fafety and your wants"
This proclamation is to be printed ard
read at the head of every company.
lSigned) JOURDAN,
MEpJ J.
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LEGHORN, July "a.

Every thing is at prefent in motion
here tor the purpofe of reinforcing the
troops employed in the fege Of Porto Fer
raJo, 10 as to compel that place to furren-
der. Eight privateers are fitted out to
ierve as tranfports, and to at offenfivcIv
;againit the enemy. The beGegers have
been fupplied with provifons, ammunition
and lone heavy artillery. Its the divi-
hon OF Vatrin which carries on the iiege
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PARIS, Aupuh =.

AT day-break on the 4th inf. admiral
lord Mellon, with 80 fhips of war Of va.
rious flies, appeared before Boulogne, A
diviiion of our light Aotilla was at anchor
at the diiSance Of about soc fathoms be-
You'd the mouth of the harbour. Its three
tub. divifions were placed clcfe together
without any interval between either tho
1t and the I'd, or the I'd and the sd. A
firing was commenced from the Brins
bomb-veiiels, and brikly reformed BY
ours but the enemy kept at the difant'
OF 1900 fathoms from our line. The
Britifh made feveral attempts to advance
Our folders then afked leave to 60 Oh
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of Porto Ferrajo. Gen. Vatrin ret Of
yeflerday 10 fuperintend the operations. !,
is not true tina, an Englih fquadron ha,
appeared eff Porto Fcrrajo. The ony
Engliih yeHel ieen there was the Rofe Gu,
ter, the commander Of which, after lom.
communication with the chiefs Of the civ
proceeded ON his dcftination.
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" Dittis merentia petora null
Get:
Q iocii, neque enim igari fu mus ante ma.
lcxum,
opam graviora ! DAFT Deus his quoque
hnem.
YES ct Scyllaam rabiem, penitufque 70.
nantes
Acceltls fcopules vos ct Cyclopea faxa
Expert; revocate anim's, maaumonr :;
morem
Mittite; for fan ct hac dim memin;G.
juyabit."
VIRc.
INITIATED.
,,. " The pious chief
With cheerful words allay'd the common
grief;
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-02-16

a iyitem OF eternal fsbmifion to iniurv an
lnJukice cannot fail to produce Aa
Before conclude, will take tbe ,;ho,.
OF obierving, that the buGnefs Of the 49,.
department. embrace. too many ob;eas q.
the fuperintendance of one perion. Hover .s
gifted. The public intereR, am we
ieni.ble, has already fufered from th;.
canie; and have no doubt, that the eaa
ointment of board, to coniiit Of thres ' -
i've experienced navy officers, to funer;o
tend, in fubordination to the head dc .n
department, fuch parts of the duties as MN u'
tlcal men are bef qualified to uoder9.na
and to direct, would produce a fayioa ~
the public, far beyond the expenise 81 ~
1uch ettablifhment. -
Their full pay as officers indeed and
full rations, might be deemed fa{f;c;snt
compensation for fuch duty, as it Womb
be proper that the members of the bo.,S
ihall retain their rank in the navy.
have the honor to be-,
With relpea,
SIR,
Your moa obed;ent fsrvent,
BEN. STODDERT.
Ha,yj/on Gray Oti,, En-, a.
Chairman of the Com
f mir.ee of Naval Az
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