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which the soldiers huts and

hospitals are, at

and in the immediate

was

present, placed, Neighborhood of which, the 44th Regiment (the first corps excamped on the peninsula) beated last-spring. The position in greation occupies a portion of the Western Extremity of the promontory immediately overlooking the

Dea, and

مة

presents advantages

regards extent, Elevation, Axpect, and exposure to the full and uninterrupted influence of the 5. W. Monsoon in the hot and unhealthy season

of

the

year,

with

0.

certain amount of protection

from the N.I.. Wind, which, in the opinion of

the leommittee,

popesses

therefore,

in

aw

Mo

other portion of the penisanta

equal degree, the Committer,

cannot help anticipating that much

paramount advantage as

regards

health

and efficiency would accrue to the soldier,

were sintable Barracks erected in this

situation.

In the event of a portion of this ground

being granted, too circumscribed for all the necessary

buildings

a

good and

appropriate site for a General Hospital

presents itself on the hill (which from the lircumstance of its having been occupied by the Commisarial Department in emnexion with Camp Established here

last

"Commisarial: Hill")

year, may be called and which lies, with a belt

of low

ground intervening, nearly immediately to the north

of the position in question; on this site sufficient nd might be obtained for an Hecapital, for

ground

which,

owing

to its being well open to the

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