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e. Of Treasury Order. dated Sep
timber eth, 1915.
l1FRANEE.

n ltA ENktss "a Seys
We have been infarmed by q gentle.
naa5 arrived fr8ma Hare de Grace, in
the Terrier, that AIarshal Ney had esca-
red from his Imprisonment; but OF bic
sless IN he IS not informed.
BE further states, that the presence Of
the allied forces alones prevents revolu.
tionasy scenesin France.
We heliese that terrible times are at
hand in that devoted country ID the
prescott temper Of the natiens nothing
hut sIesp0tick military government will
satisfy TIE people. They are not re-
nor are they TO be governed
by constitutions or laws. The Will and
power 81 II military fIespot can alone
control their turbulent and belieefent
character and propensities. Nothing can
Be more fascical than The insbecile sn-
pesannpated Louis attempting to goRerI
such people. Our philosophical pre-
sident was inst as able to command res
pect far our naval establishment BY bis
81 boat s, as tAe Old dotard
sing terestrain < hrs children. 2
Ttzle .amsr.
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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-05
Land for Sale.
g3y Acres.

In the county Of Fairfax, four miles from
Georgetown and Washington City,
and ten from AlexaDaffa, tire which
the confemplated turnpike road from
George Towst to Leesbarg passes.
gT Is bouri Ed more than a mile by tl,c
Il Potopfae, on which hes so Or 60acres
|of rich lsottom and shout 500 acres OF fine
ti,rber, a dwellins house with 4 rooms,
o large barn and few out bnildings.-
This land vas originally Of tie FIRST apa-
lily. and experience has proven i to pc
perfectly susceptible OF improvement Fy
the use Of gypsum. y s.
Al Mil Seat,
TO WliicI, any part Of The above land may
be attached, and fran which Hour may
he water-borne to- Georee- Town. As the
water will be takcnsfroia the Potomac, II
viii be capable Of driving all fhe year any
machinery that may be erected the ex- /.
|pense; nconveying The water to the wheel
will be less than In ordinary cases, and
IA TRIP a day may be made by the boats
navigating the river.
go Acres,
IN Che county Of I4obdoun; 8 miles below
|Leesbufg, lying Oh Brad Run- $50 A.
|cres are heavily tilaberelL the haianceis
fresh land and piodnces we'll.
Mr. Matthias, Of JGesburg; Of. Mr.
Lud.reu Lee, 81 Belmont, wiii SEew the
land and make known the terms Of sale.
The whole Of The above pfepes1y viii be-
|soIsl % d long credit if required with
interest frons The date.
Richard III. Love.
Kokel,v. ks,ss,sst Is q co
A person well acquainted
viii fls< Dry Goods Husillcssy and who
has ) complete kpoSaeds Of accounts,
wants sitnatiosi. "a
I!a1irs f ills Pfialsf. :
Xa~aznffcr g. ~, - 4
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Fine old Wsne.

yHNAE Subscribers hase, landing from
The Williap and Henry Captain
Fosters from Madeira. consignment
of sF,lss'E Old NINE, at the brand
Of {. HowAaD, MARcH and Co. war.
rantea equal any ever Imported here.
And as it isprincjpaIIy intended to In
frDduce brand not hitherto known,
they offer IL to the particular netice Of
connoiseslls. e ~
.adams, Herbert and Co.
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Sharp SlIoosjls During the late visit
of The king If Prussia IL Paris he took
ass opportunity 70 iake q alleyrand BY
reminding him thafh was enc ol Bona.
paftes former Minister True, rel
piica T,alleyrand T-.bnt then your Males.
b was has most a6ectionate Brother
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"a lerdNdli0 309Eciag sassem6lies.

vEyII0SE Geatle w''lo Ilaae snb-
sciibed 20 fbe Iesandrla Dancing
Assemblies, az. tssss ssli, siisIl to sub
scribe ale regucY - - a. the City
Hotel ph Wed next At
hall past si1ec "a iol IS purpose 81
appointing g u slisg ether
nee esssi:s lyEan 3.
dec q 8
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b sFav Of Illaslensbure, KichaFdson's
and Ellisolt's Mills. g Baltimore.
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,5IsIIE nRsp 'Ilf n Sc 4 fiIsES WilI.i

sp ME IlfsS a TX, III sc a liIsS vii in
81 5aturs.Ieaye N {. Seplipess 10 Gco.
Town. at 81 O'clock every morning !;
breakfast 1t MI, Ross s. and arrive in
Baltimore eyef day BY tsso d cliock, and
wi3l have tie preferences to any other III
|tse Mail Sfages for Philadelphia, or M
g0bd time tb dine and 30 on board the
Steam Boats, which leave baltimore e.
very Slar al four o'clock.
The ESses ion Stage VII also leave
alie same place eS;esy m0rping at seven
0ciecs. CARR seven passengers,
and breakfast at ST. Kass'<. Blaslensr
burg. and arrive 4 three o'eloek in Bal
tiimvre every slsy Fare ia each lue
Fsur Dallas. syiel! an allowapce of 81
lbs. baggage but al baggage, packages,
etc. are ts be AZ tie risk Of the owner or
owners tlefe0f
Merrill, Herouimus & Co.
-.
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ITcH CURED,

Bq once as5us Fees Sorereign Ointment.
The promietor informs those persons
and families who are satiering under tils
disease, against the injection Oh which
sase1 that if this ointment IS
used at night on goingto bed, it never
fails to perform cure by the following
morning, as thousands who rave used y
dari,,g the last ten years can testify lie
perisllas exceiiencics Of tbs infa.iible re
.medy ior the itch, over every other. are
tie certainty Of a cure bya single aspiica-
ton; tie ingredients being solnnocelt
as to be applied Win perfect safety totiie
tenderest iniant, and It's being not only
free from any Offensive siaeii but equally
a,,yreeabie VITA the ,,leasalltest poiA-tiil.
Ihe Restorative Pozcder for the
teeth aad Gains.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gains, preserves tie
enamel from decay, and cleaascs ana
whiteas the teeth, By absorbing All tie
acenasaious slime aid fouineas, whlca
suffered To accumulate, never tails ~ 4li-
.;ufe ssg.d slnaily ruin them.
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gsIam;,,on's Essence aud ES kract ct
Mustard.

A safe and e.sectaai remedy Tor acute
ana caroaic rhenalatisln, goat astAfnatic
wit. palsy, lunbagoo, nualoness, w''lte
.sgelliags, cAii5iains, spralns, bralses, pam
in the face aad neck, etc.
This valuable remedy IS prepared both
IN fluid stats and in pills, and thus eScei-
.lgatiy ada ,tel both for external and III
'fer;lal use. ~,
'i'he pills operate mildly by iasensibie
perspirltioa, e&p> f"as the SUI eflipoNe
saaa Morsid hunors: they are Rsil5y cor,
t,ia, to the stomach, create aH5et'te, aid
DIGESTION, remove lying PANS, and co.d
OF windy complaints ii tie stomach Oh
bowels.
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FROM THE STATE OF

THE review of the Trade, Aglicnl-
ture, and Manufactures of the Colonies,
will contain an account of their Exports
ana Imports at different periods, and the
amount of Tonnage employed IN the Co
ionial trade, with a brief account OF the
different kinds of Manufactures carried
Oh, previous to the Revolutionary war,
and summary Of some OF tie principal
Acts OF the British Parliament, regulating
and restricting the Trade and Mailuiac-
lures of the Colonists,
The View Of the Commerce OF the =.
States and Its connection with Asricui-
sure and Manufactures, and the pubic
Debt, Revenue and Tonnage, MiiibegN-
Ell from the peace of 1885. to tie 9Th Ct
s.arch, 1898, and troni that time to tire
close of TIE year 1914, under yarious
leads, among hich theioiioWipg viii tt
the piincilas.
/. The Exports and Imports, as far as
practicable from Il IS, to March l1es.
al estimate of tie whole expense OF the
evolutionary War, the amount of pub
& Debt. at tie close ofthe War. measures
aiken by the old Congress for the Jay
nent of it, with some Of the causes which
ed to the adoption Of the present Con-
stitution.
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mild. 50 as to be used with safety by per-
#ons in.every situation and Of every ages s.
They are eellendy adapted to carry
off superfluous bile prpup 2 ent lts MOI
hid secretions- to + estore I'd a,nend the
sappetite-to produce a free Perspilatltoan
and l, thereby present.colds whichis 50 OF
tas, Of fatal consequences a dose never e'
,a;ls fo.resnoye a cold If taken on first IFS
3apo,,earance-filsey are celebrated Tor re
moving llabitual costiyeness- kness at
the stomach and severe headache
ought to be taken by all persons on q
change Of climate.
Taey have been found remarkably eff
:catious ii preventing and curing disoi-
aers attendant on long voyages, and
shoaid beprocured and carefully piasefs-
ed for use by every seaman.
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CASE OF CURE,
Selected from q nllaaeroits hSt.

rf- IS2LeGJetE I'O!it q '~tt"eS' " 49,
John Howe, ro3e-,aakec, Seatn oe-
coa,l street, between diary ahd Christian
streets. Philadelphia, voluntarily IlaSeth
oats, as folioNs: naneiy-titat his nlle'
Mary Hoover, was SO severely aiilictea
wiit;tyielent Rheumatism, very danoercSs-
" situated, the Consequence OF a severe
cid after lyi4lg in, Is 70 De .connhea 70
her 5ed for several weeks, am was al
lea-tA reduced to the melancholy a2pre-
hens;on of fellsaiiIias a cripple Tor he
Notwithstanding the most feSpec tiese tie
deal advice was followed, and every Pro
babe remedy attempted; wi.e-a seeing
several cases of cures performed oy ia
nlitons Esseace aai extract Of ,MasSara'
tlcy were procured froa Mr.. bnch' no.
II, ssata SeepQa street. The hrst apph-
catioa eaasleT her to walk across tils
room. and tae use Of one bottle restored
her to her ua,al state OF health ana
strength. ,a-,>- 1fooyEp
swor, and subscribed before ilbehezer
Fera,,soe. esq. one 81 the justices oi TIE
peace Ter pAiladellf..la county.
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TIE werk viii BE comprised in an octa-
70 volume containing about 40 PAGES
and will be prillteG With al entire new
type, OF which tpe above is a specimen,
and Oh good i,afer, and will be !, ael I'VE, ed
in boards at three Dollars. Fifty Cents.
Those who interest themselves IN tire
work, ard procure ten subscribers, be-
coming responsible tos ten SUBSCRIPTIONS,
sAai. receive ore copy for their trouble.
Persons Loiains subscription papers,
are requested return tEen by tie iirst Oh
June net to CaorleS Ioshey, tie pull
Usher, at Hartford, Connecticut.
Emtfosd, .Iarch eo-l4.
60 Subscriptions received at this Vi
ijcp
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2. From March 4th, 1879, to 1874, in
elusive, an account Of the quantity and
valus Of the ;annualExports ofthe United
States, and Teach State in particular,
Distinguishing the articles Of domestic
growth, produce and manufacture, IRON
! that Of foreign. Che value OF articles Of
foreign origin, exported, will be given Tor
each year., and for each State, from 1902,
with an account OF the carrying trade,
during the late wars in Europe.
s. An account Of the Imports OF the y.
States as far as practicable. The amount
4 Of some Of the principal foreign articles
annually consumed in the v. States, at
different periods, with the amount OF To-
reign articles exported, with or without
the benefit of drawback.
An account Of the Trade Of the v.
States, with different parts OF tie world,
and d comparative view OF Tie amount OF
their trade with each llatien, with whom
they haze any considerable commercial
aintercoa Sc. Also an accounto OF tier trade
to China ard the East Indies, including
fat to the South Seas and the NORTH
West Caastof America, with some con-
,.derations relative to the balance OF trade,
between t.e u. states, and 0t.ter parts OK
ne world.
5. The amount of tile public Debt, at
the coma,eucementu Of the present govern
gnelt. tie various provisions made tGr tie
iunding and payment Of it, the Increase
or decrease OF the Debt at different Pc
RODS, tic amount of the public Debt, at
the commencement of the late War, be-
tween tie u. states and q. Iria and
Its Increase since by various loans, ana
issues Of treasury notes with an account
Of the expenses OF the government at,dH-
tcient peliods.
6. The revenues of the United States.
Tie amount CT duties collected III each
State on imports AID Tonnage, with aa
account OF tie Duties laid aud collected
Oh particular Articles inlportedi also the
atnsunt of monies accruing from tie Tor
mcr Direct Tax, and the Other Internal
Duties, from tie sales Of pubic Lands,
and from Postage Of Letters ;Mith an ac-
count OF the Direct Taxes, ald otLer Hi
ternai duties laid daring the late VA,
between the y. states and Z. EiltalI.
7. The amount Of the Commercial lon-
maze of the L. States. at The commence
meat of the government, AID It's afhuai
,;ucrease. DISTINGUISHING tue amount en-
p!cyed in foreign trade, Ia tie coastiiig
trade, and III tie Fisheries, and compa-
rative view Of american ioniaoe with
that of other Nations.
This work will be accompanied with
numerous fables, collected iron. tie Best
sources, great proportion OF winch have
never yetLeen Published: The whole BET
Ing intended as ali authentic collection G
facts and documents showing, at ditier-
ent periods, the wca.ti. ana resources o.
,.c limei:c;.u Nation.
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.SAU-M4kIAG.

.SAIL-MdkIAO' i, d..
u1IiE SUBSCRIBER informs Ire 1S Las !.
/ tiers Of Alexandra. tai 1., i r
commenced the 'sai'-IloS1as ', sIr. rr
IN tie loft formerly occupied Dy a -" net
MEL McDousal, on Unioh-sni;s.s s siorc,
door to s,essrs j. s. I. Vowel u ) 10 Ger esrc-
where all orders in his line WI. GG,ombi
fully attended to. and l IEss. ines 70
share in the patronage OF a se''''
y Thomas Ghor~toas D..
May s.
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goothe .aci,e Drops.

The oniyrealedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting reheiin tie
NEST severe instances.
The a8oye GENUINE MEDICINES are
prepared from the tecipes Oh tue late
Ricl.aisl zee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, has
spidow) No. 50. Maiden nane, New-l orii,
and oy her neutrality-suspicious. soit ~
.sNesSrs. jas. Kennedg = son.
8ooksALIElis, -ILExANDhlA.
Aprl Is.
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1auN HOOVER.
H,m;iiea' Grand Restorative,

I. recommended as aa haSaiaaoie me-
diciine for the speedy relief and pefma-
neat care.ef Tie vasioas complaints: Which
result from, ,iissipated pleasures, juvenile
iadiscretions, residence IN climates unla-
yo,aale to. the constitution, the almmode-
rate use Of tea, frequent intoAratfoii' Oh
other destructive intemperanee, the I'M
ssiiful or excessive useof mercury the
diseases peculiar to females alta certain
period Of lie, bad lyinss ia,etc.
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Fiji Dollars ke1eNd.

DE,srhli.D from this rendezvous
on tie 18th instant, I%omas &. HGtker-
leg, a sergeant belonging ~ the 9Th re-
ciinent United States infantry. hc was
BORN in Baltimore. aged 60 years, 5 feet
5 inches high. fan complexion, hazie
eyes, dark lair, and by profession a
sailor. Whoever viii take up SAID de-
segtcr and bring him to lie or any other
officer of the United states amy, shall
receive tie above reward.
BENJAMIN SMITH,
lst 1t. 2Cth reg. U. S. Inf.
Fredericksburg, Mar~h l.--2l.
GaW8W
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Agreeably to an order Of the
Common Council, Iwillreceiye until the
Oath instant, written proposals for clean
ing the Streetsfor oae year, commencing
Oh the s5th instant.
/. P. THOMPSON, &C.
April 10.
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Uamilton's Worm destros ing Lo
sPU9eS.

This medicine, which lsas innocent q
mild, asis certain anil eifcatious IN It's
operation, cannot iniare tie Youngest IA
FAINT. s,;cu!d no worms exist IN the body.
bit will, without pain or gripping, cleans
the stomach or bowels Of whatever IS lous
or offensive, aud thereby prevent the rr9-
disorders.
:, Haaa's Anti Bilious Pills.
sas operation Of these pills is perfectly
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Gods o., CN{ghs.
HAAiiIT TONS ELIXIR

oreysigs remedy for Colds, obsssnate
ts,assss, .lstlmny, sore tsr0ats, and
ssp,,rsachiRg C1as.asptsaas. and most
1isasdess Of BE breast Gsti tsngs.
a SINGLE trial will prove, that it
8 A restores the determination Of the
fluids to the surface OF the body; and
-bsiiass on the common heal thfsA pcrsplra-
ton; that it aislodges and esacuates tue
talgh viscid phleg,n or Hucus, strength
: ems BE weakened vessels Of the lungs Z
sl.eathes ahe acsimolisds hunor wihen
;.ritates them aud finally discharges, Y.
3 Taas strikes at the rect of the disorder
tae synptons are Of course efiectuaily
a.si permanently conquered, the rese 8
coMnlorl medicines which weaken YEA I !, =
:c,s,ssisgtisii, and give snenSth 70 tne,
& ,,,.,,,;Ier. Fur the sake Of undertaking for
-. .tsr:.se1,t some of It's painful effects.
CHS = 9T CURE.
Ss.,ssssa:l from numerous III
70 Ii. LIE.
ne:nr DESTROYS to make public Tor the.
4ssoos, ssf Sothees the excellent quality OF
Fl TONS ELlAiS, prepared by
tie ,at.. ,,sr. Lee, Ihaye sent You the iof-
aaS,iaes acconut OF the be,ls6t ! haze re-
cpiyetI FROM it: wl,ie., hope waldHeuce
Others so give it tr;al IN consequence
&c a bl.aize on the breast received tfam a
fail. my health grew bud, my bfe sthiilss
became dishoast, and frequea5ly | have
had sa,I;l5nly to rise up IN nay bed With
all the.horrors OF Immediate suit eaton.
Aid to these, a constant pain IN my !.
breast and "a cough, great loss oh
.st,eae tlllaad flesh, aid You may CONCEIVE
Tat nv symptoms Observation-Disclosures ;Iil
approaching consumption. ine astylce
oss most efiaeat ply sician was iesort e {,
to. and afterwards 4 second was called
an, bitt without giving me any reaeti
{ Another ,',ysician, wao s&lew ne AK,
st,,e .c;rcaia stances of my case, atSosseti
me TO gire Hnaatoa's Ettcif tfaat--
saving, he i.sl! asea al il his practice,
md alsrtt,ts ios.ad 1t to 40 ,a,seil COOS. :
bsttle was procured, aad [ toss:se l-s'set,
before / .sa;i tikea heif II. icentlnued
10 use it. and was soosi soon5 enousa 20
.atteatlto business. On taxing cv.d, some
of nv former symptoms return batafe ar
ways ra.ns9ed by q dose or two Of tle L
li4ir. ,
Ma. II. B,ldd street, Philadelphia,
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Hahm's genuine Eye NaIer.

AsEetelgn remedy for all diseases o.
the eyes, waetaer the effect CT nataral
Necklaces or OF accident.
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GEO. BENNE2, jr.
No. IL. Gutld street, Philadelphia.
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BosToN GLASS.
LAWRASON & FOWJr

= 49, ~ ~ ~ W ~ w tE
Haze Receired from the Boston Gh,.
.Iansf1ctory,
so Boxes s byl0ss lC BY ls Glass
Also,
ENElREE cases containing. Decanto,.
a. Wine Glasses, Tumiier., Jsp,
Glasses, Bowls, CrGits, Pitchers. sa,,
&c. I; all of the above lnanulactar,-lia
quality of the Boston Glass is knovr ~
be superior to any imported and will 10
sold as low-they are authorised TO con
tract for any quantity Or description If
Glass that may be wanted which will h
Immediately forwarded from the Mann.
factory at Boston. TIE prices of l..
different sizes OF Window Glass ,Oay Ia
seen Oh application as above.
May 5.
pa The Editors of tie National IN.
te!lisenccr and Federal Republican are
requested to publish the above dice a
week for four weeks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15


Pickens, Pipe,s Peasants. Rhea of Tenn.
Rich, Ringgoi3. Rnane. Robertson, Sage,
Seybert. Smith of Pen. Smith of Va. Strong,
Stuart, rapnehill. Telfair. Troup. Wilson
of Pen. Winter, Yancey-.7O.
NAYS-Messrs. Baylies Of Mas. Brad
bury, Bringhsn, Burweli, Caperton, Can
non, Cilley, Coke. Davenport, Desha, Ely,
Farrow, Castor, Gsddes. Harris, Hunger
ford. King of Mass. Lovett, Macon, Orms.
by, Pearson, Pickering. Pi.kin, John Reed
Rugs!es, Shureman, Sharp, Shelley. Sher
wood, Stanford, Stockton, Sturges. Tag
CART, Vose, Ward of Mass. White, Wilcox,
Wilson of Mass.-58,
The house agreed that the reduction
should take place on che lst. of May in
stead of LIST April.
The house also agreed, by the following
vote. to strike out the donation of land to
disbanded officers and soldiers;
For striking Il cut 81
Against it So
And the house adiourned to z o'clock
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-03-15
PhiLadeLhhin. 28ih .Inn. 1a1


DEAR SIR Your letter of the 11th inst.
reached my lodings on the Goth. and would
nave been sooner answered, but for indis-
position.
regret that had not the pleasure of
seeing you before my departure from Wash.
ing on; hut as il may be long ere have
that satisfaction, / shall always cherish the
recollection OF your worth and feel an ear.
nest solictude for your success or every &C
casion, which may afford you an opportuni.
ty OF acquiring those professional honors and
private advantages, TO which your zeal, ia
Tents, and galiantry SO justly entitle you.
? To the letter i had the honor to receive
through you, from the naval officers on the
Erie station, j have prepared the enclosed
answer. which you will please communi.
cate, and accept the assurance of the sin.
cere respect and regard Of, sir, your obedi.
ent servant,
(signed) WILLIAM JONES.
CAPT. n Sinclair, U. S. Navy,
Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2Sth, 1915.
GEETLEMEN-I derive great pleasure
from the very favorable light in which you
are pleased to view The exerfion of my limit
ed faculties, 20 provide for the distinguished
band of officers who grace the Am erican
Navy IhhIS extensive and efhCient means
OF advancing the glory aud avengiBg the
wrongs OF our country.
II my official career shall sustain the can.
did scrutiny of their judgment and profes
sional experience, shall deem it among
the most favored circumstances of my life
to have co~operated with those gallant men.
who have shed so much lustre upon the
American name.
Accept, gentlemen. my cordial acknow.
Judgments for the sentiments YOU have so
kindly expressed in the letter which capt.
Sinclair did me the honor to TRANSMIT: they
are sincerely reciprocated as the nee ssary
consequence of the many proofs have had
Of the energy, ability, and gallantry of the
officers on the Erie station during service
OF great peril and priva,ion a. well as of
their personal merits and endowments.
With greatrespect and regard, am your
obedient servant,
w. JONES.
10 capt. Aythttr Sinclair, Commanding the
u. 8 naval force on Lake Erie,
Daniel s De-1fcT. Esq. Master Com'dt.
Lieus. SAINT Woodhouse % John Packet,
Lieut.. u. Hyde, Marine Corps,
Purser II. Solomon,
Surgeon RObeJ1 Barton, and
Sailing Master D07iei Dob6fBs.