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The Subicribel respectfully informs
his Friends and the Public, tia: tie has re-
moved his Aorc inro the brick houie ad-
Joining Meiirs. James Ruaeh & Co.'S,
wherc he has opened areat ahoriment Of
SEASONllRLE GOODS,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-12-02

g. Printing 4" all a, ra-
r5ety, executed at tbs cHcs
sy:t5 ncGtns5 aid dypoth.
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Ne1U Htrd1pNfc Store.

The Sab!cribers having commenced but
nefs under the firm OF
Hamilton and Green,
offer for faie al their fore, corner OF Prince
ana Fairfax ereers, formerly occupied by
Ricketts,, Newton and CO. a. general al
iortment OF
Huyduare 6 Groceries.
JAMES II. HAMILTON
EMENT GnkEN.
OF. /. ~
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coMMUN1cATIoN.

So far have the illuminate of the pre-
TENT day, in their own opinion, exceeded
the wifdom OF all the former ages, that
they treat with contempt all hiaorical
precedents as inapplicable to the prefent
ezra. 10 their enlightened view the wifi
dom CT our forsfathers is as the folly of
children, their religion grois fuperhition,
and the fdcred volume OF Holy Writ the
fabrication Of prieacraf,. As therefore
we may fairly ptefume that any thing ad.
dfefed TO them in the language of Scrip
ture, would have at leaft the recommen.
dation OF novelty, it would probably be
a good introduction to patronage for a
writer who had time and talents, location
ally to felett for their amufement fuch
pafages from the Bible as might be mott
agreeable to the great ones amongit them,
and which thro' the medium of newfpa-
per might find admittance at thofe /" doors
of honor and confidence recently BURT o.
PEN" That nay plan may be better un
derttood, ! fhall, by way of illuaration,
make an extfatt of a few yerfes from the
18th chapter of Job, and leave to others
the profccutjon of the work.
For the lpecial entertainment Of his ex.
cellency the High Priea of the Illumina-
til
" Should wife man utter vain know
ledge, and GIL his belly with the ealt
wind 20
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The -Alexandvla Academv


Was examined lat week in the prelence
OF the Trnftees and ieveral Literary cha
raeters, and ye.terday The Young Gentle
men exhibited ipecimen ofpublic fpeak-
ing.
The T,rfees think it their duty to ex.
prefs their high iatisfaaion at the proerefs
discovered In every hanch taught 10 the
academy. The propriety, judgment and
emphaiis renSing and I4eaki1g; .he ac-
cura'e and extenGge knowledge of Englifh
grammar ard Of the latin claiiics, rehea
the greatett honor on the capacity and d.
ligence of Mr.. MAFFRrr the teacher, and
on the application and advancement Of all
and each of the pupils.
The Truitees congratulate the public
on the profpett of this academy, the onlv
incorporated one in the place, being able
to engage two aiittant teachers, who under
the direction Of 70 able rector, NAV be
able to crafty the numerous applicants
tor admlflion to this kuozun and abb,oSed
feminary.
The Truaees cannot forbear doing iuf.
tice to MIR. EDMoNDs, teacher of the
tchool, upon the foundation of the late
Gen. Wathington's donation, and the do
nation OF the corporation of Alexandria.
Under every Encouragement, the attend
ants OF Indulgence, bad habits and neglect,
genius, capacity and progrefs were 70 diff
cernable in this fchool, as to give the
Truitees the mott fenhble fatisfaction, and
to afford The public the hope Of uieful and
Ornamental citizens, gained from clafs
which neglected. might have proved dan
gerous and difgracefui.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-04

newport, monies have been fubicribed BY
a number OF public fpirited gentlemen OF
thar port, for the purpose Of placing an
IRON fPindIe upon the rocks at che Eaft
End, or Tail, of Watch Hill Reef. The
ipindle is no" ny; there is large black
nali upon the top of 1t, with director,
which Is painted white, and points TO the
norfhward and wettward. The letters
w: y. are painted in black upon the d.
rector, ihewing the courle TO be w. by
~. to the rock OF Latimer, in Fiiher's.
lland Sound which rock has fpindle
and ball upon it, and good channel,
either in the northward or ,iouthward OF
1t. 10 the nortI,wsrd the water is deep
near the rock; to she fouthward it is
ihoal tor about three cables length. The
water is deep within cables length TO
the northward OF the fpindle at Watch
Hi |. Watch Point is ihoal with iine !e
rocks nearly half the diHsnce from the
Point to the fpindle.
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MARBLEHEAD, October II.
Directions far Marincys.

'Ne'1"'@ W. ANNSJNfTy.
Mr.. William Lord, of Stonington Point,
has erected an iron fpear, abou, thirteen
feet long, with white vane on the TOP.
upon the rock of Latinner's in Fifher's.
iiland found. The decpeR channel is to
the northward. of the rock. This gentle
man has in contemplation, if fuitable en-
couragment ihould be given by gentlemen
from the eafward and wettward (who are
owners OF navigation, and are conftantly
pafiing the found to eree fpear upon
what is called the Tail of Watch Hill
Reef another upon Katumacut Rock up
on the fame reef; one upon ElIis's Reef,
which lies off Ram Iiland, and is almoft
in the middle OF the found. Thefe rocks
are leldom any of them out OF water, and
much in the way of coaaers up and down
the found, who are unscqusinted.
Informctiax to Mariners.
The public are informed that by the 60
licitations of captain John Earl, Jun. 0
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-04

| !" Should he rearon with pn,ros.,s,
talk or with fpeeches wherewi,h bs GIG
do no good ?" 'A ''e can
;. F." For thy mouth uttere,h thine inioui
~ and thou ohoofcf the tongue of the
crafty" - VIC
inine own mouth condcmneth thee
AND not l yea thine own lips teaify a,
+" Why doth thine heart carry ,boa
way and what doth thine ewes =, III. a.,
;" l I'm. wicked man ravslleth with
pain aih,s days, and he nu nber of wars
is hidden to the o.t,eDar.''
"A dreadful found is in b;s CIV.
PROPERTY the destroyer ihall come nna,'
him. ~o"e upon
For the congregation Of b,tor,;,.
ihaii be defolate, and fire lhall conr,me
the taDernacles OF bribsry.' &c. &c.
A. e.
E"f'a7 efa letter firm Cincinnati Terri
tory, dafra Sept. e..
For week or ten DAYS p,a H.
mas been an aaonilhing emigration of
iquIrrlis from the kentucky fac ~ ~
territory. So great is their numbers ,hat
between this and Columbia, every dav e.
verai hundreds Zone days as MANY as five
nunerea) have been caught, and it is pre-
iumaoie that one has not been k;lledi -.
ot tour that croHed. We are ;nforo,sa
oy capt. Claiborne, who called here -,
his way from the cantonment a. viii ~
iony,iie toPittiburgh, that they have Been
croihng III this manner Gnce he left camr
1t is probable they come a conGderahts
ailtance' as we are informed by the inha.
bitanrs OF the other iide, who live near,ha
river, that they are much more mime
rous now, than they were duiirg The finn
mer.
Many people think that this rer,srl-
able emigration indicates a HARD wjnts-
but correfpondert obGsves, hat, 10 him
their moving ncrtkwari indicates a var,'
mild winter. lie :thinks il they cxren,ed
fevere one, they woad as to the four
ward. 1t may, perhaps, be ple,uie to
Tome important event, bat what il is we
cave TO the itudious obferyer of nature to
divine.'
Estraa ofa Atte, firm n bsale ef,r6s>,
ta6ihLy at LjSon, da1ed SEPT. 1oib, to
merchant in PHILADELPHIA.
% We have to advife you, that a de
cline In the price OF grain and flour has
. taken place, owing to the number Of ar
rivals from the north and the Mediterra
mean, and as further imports of fome con-
liberation are expected, we adyife YOU 10
make no fhipments here"
MIR. Staunton, who has made the conf;
tuition of China his particular ftudv. and
who is now coming from Canton, obfervs
that in capital offences, the final de,ermi-
nation reits with the Emperor alone,
though it is very rare indeed that a cri
minal is fentenced to die. Mr.. Stauntop
had an opportunity of inquiring of feveral
perions, ard not one that was quefioped
ON that occahon, and fome of them were
at leait ieventy years of age, had ever een
or known of a capital execution the vi
gor of the police, and the promptitude of
puniilmert, which Immediately follows
conviction without the delay ofa moment.
operates as check upon thoie crimes wsich
are but too frequent in other parts.
p,e
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aerailprfa annsrtfser.
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER d..

In eos/equenee eF the WInter E Ra5HRmenf
gtbe Mail havi1g to.;eu place, qve re :
eei7'ed no papers No,lb q, Baltimore ibis
day.
MIR. GRANGER, of Connecticut, is sp-
pointed PoR- Mater Gencral--he is ex-
peeted in the City Of Warrington to take
charge OF that department. in about zen
days.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-12

tion OF victory, unsil nearly two o'1o,
| had been before this time r,,o;,
ing repeated reports from f,yeral Of.
officers Of the numbers Killed and wo,n,
ed, and of many of my guns being r,n
.'ered manageable, and feeling ma,v :,
my brave crew every moment falling ,
their quarters, and the nip, in all re,rec,'
but little better than a wreck, | thooah.
proper to call my officers together, ="
alked their opinion whether more coI
be done for the prefervation of tina hir.
they replied, that they thought it was; in
pohiDle 10 do more, and that to Nrike RI.
colours was the only means of prelvr,;n,
the lives Of thofe that remained.
"On thefe conGderaticns, and from
conviction OF having experienced ever.
poiiible aeiitance that the perfeverinq 90
deavours of Jealous and brave officers ot
men could afford me, Whole exertions. ani
thofe OF lieutenant Hills IN par,icul,,
who did duty as my Grf lieutenant dur;na
the action, and for bnc time before. q
iilall ever remember with the ereascl Or,
;itude; and feeling that our hitherto se,y
effective fire on the enemy's hips and oar
teries was now 70 flackcning as TO be nesr.
iy %ufelefs, ordered the firing TO ceale. and
the people to helter themiclyes as mub
as poRible; and III a little tine afterwsri,
| fubmitted to the painful n~ecelIlty DIOR
dering his majeay's colours to be hauled
down."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-12
aleram6rtd aUuerf(ser.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II.

aTShouId any ofMe mjcyiJeu
to TN" paper have 6een neglected.
BY the person mov enpIoyedto Cur
ny IT., as we aPPrehend may haO,
6een the case, from his being an
eh'''re Franger TN the place; us
m4F beg the favor of them to givt
'Wormat1on thereof at TIE ORcy
and 1t NaA be realfed.
Amount of Floor and Meal infected at
this Port for thr>e months raif. ending
the 3IR October.
3I,7+2 bar els,
1901 hal, do.
70 barrels Corn Meal.
d. DOUGLASS,
Flour Infpeaor,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-12
COMMU

Mr.. Robertfon-" 4vbol of,,;6;vo"
and unrIv0Aed beyf5rmanees bnve gam.
ed him /nrb 1niUeyul atbkzu/e bofb in En-.
r9tr and tbs cOatinent"*-having oblig.
ingiy condefcended to grat,,y The ba5.
liz f1rigfy b. a AIbkay Of his <xtyaoy4i.
nary @bihtes" ia Alexandria-in order TO
90 Jufiee to the feelings Of the citizens on
TINS auiplcious location, ana with a view
TO encourage other gentlemen of the pro,
ttiiIon TO the like condescenGon in future,
conceive 1t would be proper immediate.
y to convene a a%leetia. Of the inhabitants
Tor the purpofc.of taking into coniderai.
on the propriety ofcoming to certain re6-
l%utions, exprefive of their high fenfe otthc
honor conferred on them by MIR. R. and
OF the lively emotions of gratitude expe.
Ilcnced by the citizens in confeqnence-
he following refolutions are, with great
difference, ,fubmitted as proper for the &C.
cation:
Rr/oLUed, That the citizens of Aleyan,
ara are deeply fenGble of the diRinguih.
cd honor conferred on them by Mr.. Ro.
b%ertfon, by his conaefcendine, protection.
a'iy, to Witt this their infant town, after
having exhibited his /" oRoaiMmg per.
j9rmH@re',"' and {" unparalleled Eah," to
the more refined and elegant audiences Of
BgHon, Ne7O-1 ork and P6AaAelbbm.
That his obliging confederation in thus
SranGmg Be 6a6le euyiaGly qvaba
ayPIGy9 bis extr0ordI1a,y adatts" Isl
diitinstion 70 honorabIe to Alexandra, and
10 truly aattering to the individual feel.
inrgs OF its inhabitants, as TO excite il
their breafts the aighea degree of fenibi.
N.Y. and mott lively and permanent emo.
lions OF gratitude; and, that the thanks
OF THIS meeting be given TO him acc &,
Rs/0ived, That a comittee of five ne
appointed to wait on Mr.. K. with a copy
OF the above refolutiop to make known
20 MIN the inexprefible regret Of the citi-
zens, at his purpoied dilcontinuance oil
the performance after the p%reicnt evening
OF yenerday.
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would not think me wholly unworthy Of
her regard. But, l ,ruH, Sir, the treat
ment that I have received will Prove a
iuficient apology for my celibacy, and
lead you to conclude that there may be
many brother bachelors in the fame pre-
dicuuent with nsyGelf. hope, then, you
will treat us with candor, and not always
attribute our folitary fate TO felhihnefs or
to choice. Many, WHO have not been 70
untortnnase as nyfeif, may have cogent
reafc.ls for prsferring the Jingle life, which
motives of prudence or d~siicacy may not
rermit them to divulge. l cannot con-
'clude this letter, without aluring you,
that your speculation on the ladies have
been greatly approved by the more fen
iible and informed among them, and that
the orthodoxy of your ientiments on this
iubjett has .been qae0ioned only by the
vain and weaker part OF the Tex.
/ am, Sir, with refpeS, 81.
NED SINGLE.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-11-12
FROM THE PALLADIUM.
H RESTORATION.
DEFENCE OF THE BACHELORS.

AS Prudential, in her very fenhble pro-
duet;on, complained Of the ~infeninility of
bachelors to female merit, it is but fair TO
lliten to the other Gde of the que&ion. l
am afraid, however, that the ./oitory corps
In general, cannot plead fnch fobtantisl
I%eafons, in execute of their celibauy, a3 ny
friend Single.
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COURT MARTIAL

We infer' the following intereaing par
,'culars as related TO the Court Marta,
ned on Captain Ferris, his officers and
;crcw, for the lois Of The Hannibal
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Ire foAa7uiag pgDages are .Ekf7ed I,om a
Poem, eo,,tfe1 BY col. H3mbhrcs, AID
0l4reNsd To the citizens of The Unted
Sfafss, E0n after the eA/e Of tie uvo-
Mtionny 7var. 1t Hprs/umed, that,
at ibis time, they 7vW be barhcukarLy
MterGFiag to arr reuters,
Afer mentioning the interruption Of IKE
4merican commerce BY tie Mgermes,
the ao'1fer takes a pp7v q, the myf,ies
@tbe bry6ne,5, qvbo fall iufs The b4xas
of The Bar6araas.
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:" HEAv'NS! whatmcan thefe do'irou:

-" HEA MS what mean theie do'irous
cries?
And what thefe horrid fccnes tina, round me rife
Heard ye the groans, thofe ,refIengersof pain
Picard ye the c'anking of the captive's chain?
Heard ye your freedom fans their fate deplofe,
Pa'e in their chains, and ian'ring q, the oar?
Sa" We the dungeon, in whofs biackett cell,
inathonie OF woe, your friends, ycur children
dwell?
Or iaw We thnfe, who dread The tort'rirg hour.
Crufh'd by the rigors of a tyrant's pow'r?
Saw ye the thinking ilave, tn upIifted lafh,
The frowning butcher, and the reclining gath
Saw ye the freih blood where il b ubbling broke,
from purple fcars, beneath the grinding hrokc /?
Saw ye the naked limbs, writh'd to ana fro,
la Wild contortions of cnnvuifing woe,
Felt yethe blood, with pangs alternate rol'd,
ihrii thro your viens, assd freeze with death
like cold,
Or fire. as down the tear of pity RoIc,
Your manly bresas, and harrow up the foul?
ApFro3be 10 tie bozve,s t,iLusuyy 10
tie BayGa,ians.
We great pow'rs, who ~paffports b4lcIy
crave,
from hfric's lords, TO fail the midland wave
ofeaI laiien powers. wheie GEN. AID golden
Buy paltry pahports from thefe Eavage tribes
re h,ie hoe puppies, flkT, and fluff, Of gold,
IA ANNUAL %trihate) their dark limbs i.fold-
nc Whole mean policy for them equips,
I % plague mankind, the predatory Glips-
Why will you buy your ilfamy 70 dear
IS it ieIf int'rei, or a daGsrd fear?
IS it i,eearie you nleanly think to gain
"A rieher commerce on tn infefcd main
IL II btc"ple ye meanly with to re
nnnr ffvais chain'd. youfe!ves ignobIy free
VINO gave coinniiiiiof To thcfc m.nners fierce.
10 hold in chain the .humbicd univerGe
"ou'd b@d, would nature, would their conq'r.
Jag iwords,
what. "a You iear! nor dare their pow r pro
woke?
Would not that bubble bur beneath your frokei
ana ih'li the weak remains OF barb'rous rage.
ininting, triumph DER tn enlightened agei
DO We not feel confufion, horror. ilan,e' j
TO bear a hateful, tributary liame?
WI ye net aid to wipe the foul dilprace,
And break che letters from the human race -
Re@lutions to be f4keu by the Nmr,;-
w
Then, though unaidcd by thefe mighty
pow'rs,
Ours be the toll; the danger, glory ours:
! hsn, Q my friends by h:av'n ordain'd to free. |
from tyrant rage the long infefed lea--
J hen let usfifm, tn ugh ~foi;tary, Gand,
hs iword, and olive branch in ether hand: !
equalPeace propofc with reafon's voice.
ruth to arms, if arms Alould be th.ir choice.
I" Strng by their crimes, can aught your ven,
Sc. nee itdy;
IAN terror daunt you? or can death difmay?
The foul enrag'd, can threats, can tcrtul e. rar,e
he dark dungeon ouenrb ,h' ,,b.t ~ a.
ave ye NOT ONE to Hcav'n's dread throne an.
peaId,
and has not Heav'n your independence feal'di |
y n
: Bat what arc thefe whole thrcateuinos round |
y u burfti
,, me" he dregs, the feebleR, vfeR, worn.
! ne arc the pirates from the Barb'ry brand.
Aul"el US miicre4nts, fierce, yet feeble band
" ,t,l, implou', dare, (no Provoc1tion giv'n)
iii"it the rights OF man--the laws Of t3eav'nlr,
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[VoLUWE WI

rs could noI bot view thofe circuRances which have
'"ken place n dee aration Of hofHies aEainf the
A."eFcan FlAQthc honor Of which he was called IN
ON 60 maintain. re evprefed lluccre hope that tic
hri'ih Government would do away by frank erpa-
nation the unPealant Continents ard IDEAS fuch dir
q eeable circumGances had naturally occaGoned he
hoped 70 tend q fuch projections OF amty with afur-
@nces that top fheud be put 20 fuch sggrsvaous,
the Jufce OF which his Msjeay's Mniary NUT evil
IDENTITY discriminate in flch event the United States
would ind no impediment towards executing with
hdehty her engagements with the Court N ST. lanes
Lord Grenville in a note tranfmitted to Mr.. King,
acquainted him, he had o no time in laying before
ms Msjelty the note he did him the honor on the id
February TO addrels 20 him and had Il il command 70
return him an explicit decaraton,tha nothing has been
more remote from his Majl0ys NOT earneH with, than
to interrupt the good understanding engaged between
the two eountres-he minated that the proceedings
IN the Weitindes complained Of, had been entirely
without authority and indeed Contrary to the careful
Pohcy ordered TO be PreIerved IN BIS Maje0ys WeiR-
dia colonies. He requaled Mr. Ring Ia allure his
government that rigid inquiry will be inHtued after
ne aggravatons complained Of and that arrangements
VIII oe made 70 prevent uch like circ1nRances occur
ring in future"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-04-27
Tran M B2RoH Gazais.
Important Communication.

M.T5 Russell ArD CUTLER,
Having had acccfs q know the particulars of Inc
DISPATCHES received fron N'ni1cr At London,
which probably will not he communicated 70 the pub
lie, by The Proficient ioon, ON pohtcll rtlions !
embrace the opportunity 20 give you iketch Of the
information | have learnt; for the authenticity Of
which can pledge my(elG As the lource from mich
derived II. IL MOI relPectibc.
:" Mr. King uanlmitted 10 Lord Grenvic Note IN
which he acquainted his Macny's Mnilcrs, thar he
had il in command from the PrcG1cnt Of the United
States 10 declare that he had viewed nth ferrous con
Germ the frequent captures Of American property On
the high cas by his Britannia Msieilvs cruzers and
armed vefeIs, which have been confirmed PARTICULARLY
in the Wefindies by COMBINATIONS entirely unwar-
ran;abe aud unuf--contrsry 70 the exiting Treaty,
and to the u(age Of AT civilized nations, after
drrcrbing the principle, which bis Macltys Jut-
tees have ated in the WcRndie wh CD he col eeted
from documents lurnlcd hm and IN his polcilion, he
rcmonlrated IN the mon fevere manner againit iuch
violent and unuR proceedings declaring that fhond the
government Of Great Britain Contnne ian6ton iuch
uuwarrsntAble dcPredatioos n the American Com
mcrcc. hiS government coult uo longer iuPpolc
that that cable and good understanding which has
e happily luhiAed between the countries, was the
win Of he Pririh Cover1n.ns M prrs'yr--0 hort,
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An Aet TO allow the TRANSPORTATION Of goods,
and merchandise. to anj from Phila
deipnia and B ltima' Z, BY the way az ADDo
qninimink a-d Safafrafs.
II Z i enat7sd yfbe Senate and H5pJs Of Rare
- je4tat0et q tbr United States of Aa2erioa, IN
C"4gr5f a5tuJIed, That any goods, wares and
merchandIze, which lawfully might be tranfported
20 Or from the City of Philadelphia and Baltimore,
uy way of Ekton, Bohemia Or Frenchtown and
1nd Fort Penn, APPOINTMENTS, New-CaRle,
Chr'tt'ana bridge, Newport or Wilmington, mali
ana MAJ lawfully be transported, to and from the
CRY OF Philadelphia ard Baltimore bv the way of
ApPoqninimink and SaTafrafs river, and lhalI be
snutied TO all the bcnc6ts and advantages. and
mall ne iubjeet TO all the proviiions. regulations
limitations and retrielions, exiting ia the cafe III
goods, wares and merchandize, tranfported bv any
q tie routs before mentioned.
THEODORE SEDGWICK,
Speaker Of ne HouE g'Rebr1j-ntati1er.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
Fice Pr5fdent Of tie United Slater,
and Pysflieat Of tbe Senate.
Approved, Feb, III, A. D. 1901.
JOHN ADAMS.
Fr5fdentor fbe Uniied Slater,