#rossie

"I love you too, Bob, but I just woke up. Calm down, will ya?"

"Mmf, sorry. Especially for my little stunt last night."

"You scared me half to death with that, you know. But I could never be mad at you."

@ourtalechara, ceo and founder of haverkett co.

Drawing fanarts! 1

The American Clipper USS ROSSIE and British ship, Princess Amelia engaging, on September 16, 1812.

"Commodore Joshua Barney in the Baltimore-built Clipper Schooner USS ROSSIE of 14 guns and 120 men sailed on September 7. On the 9th, a British squadron of 3 ships vainly tried to overhaul him and, on the 12th, a British frigate chased him for 6 hours and then gave up. On the 16th, ROSSIE fell in with the British ship, PRINCESS AMELIA, an armed trader, and for one hour there was a steady combat. The Rossie was badly cut up in sails and rigging but her hull and spars escaped. She had 7 men hurt, one severely. The PRINCESS AMELIA was badly cut up alow and aloft and had her captain, sailing master, and a seaman killed and 7 wounded before she surrendered."