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The Concord Freeman relates the follow
ing circumstance relative TO young mid
shipman Cilley being ordered to the Con-
situion:-- r


ssOn arriving at Norfolk he learned that
Mr.. Wise was to 60 out in the Constitu-
ton; and Immediately, without consulting
with any one, he started for Washington,
called on the Secretary Of the Navy, and
declared that he would not serve on board
the ship in which Mr.. Wise was passen-
ger, and ayowing his readiness to resign his
post, rather than do so. The Secretary
appreciated the feelings Of the youth, and
after paving the Expenses Of his journey,
appointed him to another vessel. This
conduct shows that young Cilley is Of .
determined character, and that his words
do but express the sentiment Of bis
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