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ricketts,, Newton & 90.
Haze received and for S0le,
$40 pieces Bandanna Hand
kercheifs,
go 10 Rufia Sheeting,
20 bales Cotton,
40 barrels and 10 hhds. Mufscvado Sugars,
so boxes brown Soap,
so do Cattle do.
SO do. Candies,
90 do. Chocolgte,
hhds. Loaf Sugars,
hhds. Antigua Rum,
hid. clean Flax,
ron Rhode, Hand Cheefe,
, boxes Wool and Cotton Cards.
a few pipes and half piPss OF Vidona VINES
Of hyperion quality, -,
Hyfon, Young Hyion, Imperial ana r. IN
kin Teas,
100 reams Wrapping Paper,
400 do Writing Paper,
A handfome aHortment OF Prints ano INN
Iinens--a large quantity OF Bed-CoFos ana
Plough Lines.
The WARE. HOUSE lately occupied by
Mr.. John Janney, adjoining their Brick , Store
and comfortable Dwelling Houle on Frihee
sfsreet, lately occupied by Mr.. Thomas Mathews
For particulars enquire as above.
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Aconvenient Dwelling HouCs
for fnall Family iituated on Duke.
Rreet, near the corner of Water Nreet,
The houfe is completely dnithed with
convenient Kitchen and other out Houfe,.
For further particulars apply to the Sub.
fcriber at Motifs Tavern, or to Charles
Midnight, Fairfax Greet.
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
Nov. II. eots
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the Will OF the late George Carrot, OF
Stafford County, will fell at Public Aucti-
on the frh Monday of December next, In
the town Of Leelburg, his
TRACT OF LAND,
Lying on both iides Of Gooie Creek, in
this County, and running from thence to
the iaid town; containing about five
thoufand acres, mof Of which has been
laid off in lots, and ince lealed for lives
or a tern of years ). from the peculiarly
eligible Gtuation of this land. and its
great frneis for the improving fate OF
agriculture that is raking place in this
neishborhood, it. is hoped that it will be
an Object worth the attention OF tboie
who with TO veG their money in landed
property; one third Of the purchafe money
will be required on the day of fale, the
remaining two thirds TO be paid by two
annual inilallments; fix per cents of the
Stock of the u. States will be taken in
payment for one half Of the two delayed
inltallments, at its current value, in the
principal commercial towns, or bonds
with good perlonal fecurity and mortgages
WILDE required to fecure the payments.
Mr.. John Matthias, living in leeiburg,
and furveyor of this County, has plat
of the land and will furvey or fhow any
part Of il to tt. fe who with it, they pay
ing his expences for 70 doing.
LANDON CARTER, Junr.
THOMAS L. LEE.
Loudoun County, Auguft 70. go
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CONSISTING OF

NONSISllNG OF
Superhne, refnes AID all qualities and
colours 6 qrs. & 7 qss. Cloths, Plaines
Cadimeres, Kerfeys, Coatings, Frieze,,
Kendall Cottons. Half Thicks, white Ser.
ges, Footed swankins, Welh Plains,
Swanfdowns, Toilanets, Rofe Blankets,
ffriped Blanke,ing, Bearikins Fearnaugh,,
Wcolen, Worried, Cotton & fix Hoiiery;
fcarlet Cloaks; Calicoes, Mullins & Muffin
Handkerchief; fancy Cords, FuRians,
Jeans, Dllnites, Bed Ticking, Durants,
Calinzncocs, Wildbores, Bombazetts,
Borbazeens, Gamblers, Laces & Edgings;
Silk Handkerchiefs, fashionable Straw &
Chip Hats, GimPs, white and coloulsa
Threads, sc. &c.
4 L S O,
An Alortment Of
Hardware and Cutlery.
Nov. 2. d6teo3w
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Potomac Brewery.

Potomac Brewery.
BILLING 6 CRUISE,
Haze commenced Brs7ving, ard bGOs
noq0 ready for Sale,
Table Beer, at 4 dolls. per barrel,
Draught Beer 6 Go. do.
And in a few days will have fine pale
Ale for private families, at 7 dollars per
barrel, and aeady fupply through The
ieafon.
Yeaf every day.
N. B. Grains for Gale on Tuefdays and
Fridays.
We want to Purchafea good
d r A Y Fl O R S Z.
Nov. IS. conn
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than that the fensinents and diGpcftions
of a private man fuffer no change in his
traailation TO political tminence. aIeva-
ton may magnify by FIGURING his charac-
ter, or 1t may feem to cure, by conceal
ing for the moment, his foibles; but up
on approach you may always difcover his
meanneis Or magnanimity, as it fourilhed
10 retirement, 70 fouriihing at the head
OF enpire-W Warrington in the bcfom of
fss family was liberal, dignifed, relolnte.
and the model of ieli-command. In the
government of the United States was his
liberality feen TO diminifh, did his digni-
ty fall, was his relolutenels hsken or his
compolure didurbed? Was not his admi-
nifration the image of his private charac.
ter, the digeA of his private virtues;
Franklin, in private life, forever incul-
Gated the faving grace, and worked up
his cunning into every poAible lllape for
family NE. How was he il public ? The
fame penny wife economif, The fame acute
doubling, intriguing jeiuir. And whc is
this wretch who would hurl to perdtion,
by bis public writings the religion and
government Of all the civilized world?
Why it is Paine, infamous thru twenty
years for the profigacy of his private life,
and who now a lloary and paIGed ibertine
divides his hours between blafphemy and
intozica,ion. What happy concluGon are
Americans 70 draw from this fact They
viii have government like a moufe-trap,
to let all in, and none out; becauGe, for
loth, their PRECEDENT has made fuch Of
old time in his nick nackery and they
ara to have ihips which will fail out Of
the dock at Wilmington, and operate
without men; like bis chair at Monticel-
10. 2'hey believe him ingenious, becaufc
they have nevcr head Of any adminifra-
tion like his; when 10 fact it is the admi-
asaiion Of every qlib5le in his tool boz F:
and they crsdis him Ter economy in faving
public money, when he is a vile fpirit of
avafice, whieh hates fpending forts own
fake, and which in denying Callender
two hundred dollars from the privy purfe,
violated the contribution, and expoled TO
the world the public officer with all his
private vices. What lovely geaion Of
affairs (Gaz. Z. 81
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day time, came to open in TIE rsosnir &
and cloie IN the evening. Several extsn-
five plants, eSpofed for three daysto con-
tinnal lamp light, opened and cloied each
day two hours fooner than or the pre-
ceding day; whence it appears, that a
continuance ofthis Light has haitened their
movements inRead of retarding them.
ExPoied to light during the night, ard 70
darkneis in the day. time, their progrefs
became irregular for two days, and then
they came regular to open in the evening
and fhut IN the morning. Total darkneis
did nor deFanse their mutual movements,
but heat OF So to 1902 Fair. retard-
ed them. A heat Of 1I60 rendered them
6ckly, and for two days deprived them
Other ientibiiity to the touch.
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1IeranUrta auletf(ser.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10.
WORTHY OF IMITATION.


We underaand THAI on the a.slva! Of
Tns. Paine in George Town on Sunday
evening laa, (about The 0fual time for the
fcpeer 70 be ferved Up at tie Tavern,
whera he fopt) the landlord ufhered him
into the upper room with the formal in
troiuaion Of gentlemen this Is Mr. Ibo,
mas Pane. author Of Common SenIe, The
Girls, AGE OF Reason, &c" when tic
company alnof TO a man role from the ia
bic, and one Of them il the name Of the
ref, called the landlord aide and informed
him if Mr.. Paine was permitted TO fay IN
his houfe, they lhoold confder il IS their
pafsport to quitit--When the landlord ra-
Their than loofe a number Of gentlemen,
whifpered in the ear OF Mr.. JsGry|oa'' 0J-
feEimate fyjend that il would be iome-
what inconvenient for him TO aeconno-
date him, and requeaed he wouli fsek
other quarters, which he was conttraincd
to do.
Such, fellow citizens, is the reception
this Elephant Of democracy received At z
neigh5or;ng town, and | trna we ihall not
be in any manner backward in Iequiting
his hyperion exertions in the ing!o1iop' cauie
OF mfd<Ay, if be fhould fee proper 70
honor or rather dilhonor this town with
his prelence.
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COMMUNICATION.

It is faid Paine could get bnt ore man
in all George Town, TO walk with him
% The Prefdent's houfe, and thar one no.
torious for Protesting deifical tenets; a
tolerabie clever couple to fPend an hour
with the philoioper of Monticello, to be
fure /. No doubt it gave the PIefdent an
appetite for his dinner, and the proVllons
mua have had an additional zef from tic
fupremc felicity Mr.. Jeferlon felt at hav
ing his eVo,fby Jrifad at the lame ia6le
with him. 1t is not known whether he
invited his companion or not; but 1t is
belieyed-he did not.
Nothing under heaven is more true
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his dra campaign in his Fifteenth year,
accompanying the Royal Army as Co
lionel, in l747, into Moravia, and being
foon after preient at the victory of Cho-
tuhlz. In the feven years war, where he
commanded the fecond army, be diain.
guiihed himielf in manner which pro-
cured him the unqualified appreciation Of
his great brother, the blefings Of the Prui-
fan dominions, and the admiration of all
Europe. What is 70 universally known
needs Only to be limited at. In the war
concerning the Batavian fucceiion, he a.
gain commanded the lecond army, and pc
hetrated from Saxony into Bohemia. In
l777 he travelled to Stockholm, and
thence to fetertburgh, whence be return
ed to Berlin with the Great Duke latter
words Emperor Paul. IN 1850 he went
to Spa, where he had a conference with
the Emperor Jofeph, and he afterward. Vi
fitted France.
Wherever he went he gained the love
and admiration of all who had The happi-
ne{s TO know him; for his character was
not only ennobled and exalted by waTlikc
virtues and political penetration, BIZ. re-
fined by miiceilaneous knowledge Of every
kind, by rate for tcienee aud 'ha fine
arts: end tic Hero dreaded in the field,
was admired il the fociety OF genius and
learning, as The n1of paIifhed and cheerful
companion. His brilliant court was an
aGen,blage OF noble and ingenious perfons,
both from abroad and at home. lie was
great connoiher in mulc, and had an
admirable band OF lnnfcians for the cha
pei, and an excellent company Of French
comedians. He beloved much tate and
magnifcence in embeiifhins Rcinlbo.g.
prefented to him by his brother a,ter the
peace OF Hubertlberg. This romantic f.
tua,ion favored the happ;ea Improvements,
and the monuments he has erected il the
gardens to The memory Of many of lis de-
serving contemporaries, are the fa;feG mo-
numeats CT his own feeling hcars. s'rade-
rick the Great fad Of him, that he had
not committed d Jingle fault throughout
the whole feyep years war. Prime iien-
ny was married to her Serene Highae(s
the Princets Nil5elmiaa daughter OF Max
inilian, I.andgraye Of HeAc Cahel, aad
The marriage was contaminated az Ch3r,
Gutenberg, June Is, l752- As an tonoT
to lis memory, the King has oFdeisd thar
all officers fhall wear Grape On their arm
Cor a fortnight. The Court is alto gonc
iato mourning Cor the fame time.
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N q L | & K.

WHERE'S c'g s.: John a,.. End n maj #
or about the 10Th day OF March, IN the
year 1901, receive CT beard fad vetiel,
IL CHESTS of TEA, hlipPed by Mefifs.
CranGoa, Alexander & Co. merchants. re-
iding in Philadelphia, ard conGgned
10 me, among which there was one
Chef Of Imperial Tea, which Tell fho.t
in tie weight two pounds, and at the
fame time | charged the faid John
Hand fox Tea taken OFT Of faid Chef TO
that amount, which ! did thro' heat of
PATTON and now cone forward for the
fstisfaetion OF Capt. Hand, to fhew that
he is man fer whom hare the greatef
veneration, and ] believe that his public
as well as private character is unimpeach-
able and am truly forty thar ihould ever
have implicated him in 70 ferrous charge.
THOMAS CRUISE.
Nov. 10. d3t
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1 en- Dollars Reward.


: ; AN AWAY from the Sublcriber,
N about the Cd Of November init. a
MULATTO BOY, named LEE, IS or
II years Of age; had on and took with
him grcat variety of clothes, among
which were number belonging to his
mater, which will not fit him very well,
a particular defcg;ption Of them cannot be
given. The above Reward will be paid
to any perfon who will apprehend the a.
bove runaway aid confine him 70 that |
get him again, and reafonable charges If
brought home.
JOSEPH LEWIS, jun.
Cif1ou, Loudes eonny, IA.
Nov. 70. Taw3tf
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13uDsir sale.

On Fr;{ay the I2tJ IN. al ; o'Chtk,
P. II. qUNl fsfHvrly bsJ6M,
The three tory Brick HOUSE
MeiIrs. Ricketts,, Newton &
Co.'S. Warehoule, on Fairfax freet.
Aaa, ct tie }ame TIM zvW be Jol9,
About 5 ACRES Of LAND,
on the Commons.
PHILIP G. MARSTELLER.
Nov. 10.
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PRINCE HENRY OF PRUSSIA.

This Prince was born in I7a6, on the
/, 9Th Of January, day which has been TO-
lcmn;zei during a century, as the Amt
yerfary Of the Pruessn K;ngdes. iis MADE
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FRoM THE cENTINEL..


When Mr.. Jefferfon fpoke Of the late admin
lltrauon taking from the g ,1eutb Of aBor.' il was
icPPoied he alluded 10 the yeomanry OF the
country but when MeiIrs. BaYard and Rut.
ledge, and other Fede,al unembers, propoied 10
tighten tie burdens Of the real bOsr, BY reducing
the duties on SALT, on brown SUGARS, On
TEA, and COFFEE, we find our miRake.
Mr.. leferion's party cPpofc thefr reduaions -
IheJ only wilh 10 reduce the tax on Cbariot5,
Coacbs5, Pbefoas, and other pie afurable articles,
with watch tie Po0~ never ride, except behind
ihe'r Vlgeia maRefs-Now this internal tax
on Coaches, &c. is jsVsyely felt in The Ancient
Dominion, and therefore OUGHT TO BE repeal.
ed. In that dominion there are CSC coaches,
&C. EePi running Where's in MaGachuletts
there are only e9.-Rating thefs 600 carriages
at the average tax of II dollars each, the total
ANNUAL duty is 1892 dollars A fun which
would 60 confderable way is the purchale Of
" II ff5 cifzs1s," or tbe eYpences Of hor(e
race What then was meant by taking from
ne = s1satb 81 LaJ5r WY IS many Of the
fouthern nabobs aTe in de6t, and are fcarcelv
able 70 fDpPort their exPenfive Ryle of living,
It you tax thsir ccriageS, they viii lsa tie f9od
ct their ilaves.--As taxes incfesfe, hey farce.
Their matters ntyf Keep their equipages; ; ifthey
are taxed, they arc forced to lake it g from tb.
mouth Of LaJor"
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TO pleafe the moa uniformed part Of the ON
muniiy, he is virtually fuurenderinq efenfiaI
rights veRed in the Executive; and thar gen.
orally, the meaage, conGdered as the produc
ton Of the Firit Magiarate of great and rap
idly inereaiing nation, affords abundant evi-
dence Of qOeat, prsrile mind upon Hationalfa
jeSls. L Is heeone important TO the welfare Of
the Preient and future generations Of America,
that the character of Thomas Jefferfon, as
faf5fmaa lhopld be correctly known. | hspe
therefore. that having read the EXAMINATION,
you will confrm my judgment upon it. and
give 1t place in your Independent paper. Is
this an age Of reafon? It is then time that Svs
TIE Pegple had, within our power, the means of
making up right judgment upon cbarGt7ers
men and things that intimately Concern the gov
ernment we live under, and confequently our
lelves. / am fully aware oftbe unpopulsrity of
the dsariHs, that any way, imbafe5 Ignorance to
fbe grsat body Of fbe people Of tbs country absn any
Lsa, but more secialy on tbe nature and operation
Of thar governueH and hazvs. Nsr am | infenfi.
bic of the rapture with which ne The people are
apt TO embrace and carefs the man that expreG
es jsEtimentS eorrsPoadiag 10 or OqUn. Bur l
will fay, to Aatter US who are citizens Of free
government, IN errors touching fubieas thai our
i1tuation in life does not admit OF more than o
poaibility Of forming jun and comprehensive
opinions upon, is the mott direa mode to ef
tabli(h over us defpotifm. Of this, and
other iubjeds, only mentioned here, lhall fend
you fome further obfervations and iIluaIations
hereafter. ONE OF TIE PEOPLE.
Elm. Tres5, I'd Ft5.Isoz.
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bulhel. the ignorant part of Dutch farmers were
brioed OF their votes, by being told that the op.
pretive ariltocrats prevented irs tiGng lfil
higher, and that democratic administration
would raife their wheat to three dollars.
When, 5y men, who 6 feel power and forget
gnt, se rworn folder is di(place1 from
the Office that gave him bread, il has been ufl1-
al, at theft time, 20 give aab to his char
aeter. aud 10 endeavor 70 conGgn him to infamy
a. well as 10 want IF federal fpeech is made
in Congrefs,-fo brilliant as to charm and az
tonifh,-lo forcibIe in argument as 60 be unan.
fwerable, it is parried by Altering, thar the
fPeaker is an anti-republican- Such things
have been and are.
Now thofe calumoiators well know that they
have been deceiving and duping the people and
batting the characters OF innocent and deferv-
ing men.
They are The dt0iPs ASpocafcs.
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FROM PEILADELPHIA-FEB. s.
THE +" SECT" SPLITTING.

f1E Sell SPLIT TING.
ON Wednesday the Governor returned the
bill declaring the holding of Offices under
this Rate Incompatible with the holding Offices
under the United States" without bis fignature !;
and aligned lis realons at large. His reafons
are becanle no complaints of inconvenience had
beeu made on the fubjea. Becaufe no app:e.
henEons were TO be entertained that the prefent
Rulers of the Union could impair the fovereigR-
ty of individual Rates. Becaufs he could not
dlcover any colliion in Mr. Dallas's holding
the Offices of Attorney OF the United States and
Recorder Of Philadelphia nor could he con-
fent to an act which vacates the commhion of
an officer appointed to continue therein drrisr
b5 g0od Behavior, when not the fghteh fuggel-
tion Of milbehavior or incspacity had been Of
fered :-Becaufe Mr.. Dallas and DR.. Iieb, a
Member of Congrefs, were the only perfons af
feaed BY the bill-The latter having been ap-
pointed rsfdent phyficiaE at the Lazarstto be.
cauie he cannot fee, that any poLible evil could
arife from the holding Of thcf- Offices by gen
tlemen of their republican principles And
filthy, becauls, Eays the Governor, (" con
ceiye the act not ouly TO be unneceFlry arl
unexpedienr, but In the precedent alarming to ali
PeyjaHs folding etFees during good bebavi9ur The
tenure Of Icb csrnmoas ought not 10 depend on V-ry
gale that blsgos. The Legylatars cannot 0seafs Or
impair e0ntra5 Joemay made bet0Oeen tbe Common
4UssAb and an iaaividaaL Having even the power,
will not function it, Betides, at preent adviisd,
very much doubt its eeafifnti9nGEy. Tbe Of
fee NAV be 0boljBed in many eaJs5, bat tie officer
cannot Be rsmoved 7OabOm being coDviasd9fo njfL
neansr 10 g5Tce, unleis, where oiherwife efpecal.
ly provided in our ltate contribution; and [ can
not, from confidence in the legal knowledge,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
RsfoIations erprsIus tbs feufe Of rorgrefs on tie

RefoIutiors erpredfnB tbr ruft Of EorSrEfs oH tie
gallant ruuoua Of Lieut.. Sterrrt, tbe OsHrers
ann rretD Of tbe uuiteu STATES frboCter Eurers
prise.
PES0LTFD 1y f5r Ssaafs and osc Of sztas;v.s ..
fbe Uiia Sfas2f Of 4zsrisa, IN c97g5f g5salbs5 That
they entertain high fenfe Of the gallant coudua Of
Lieutenant Sterret, and the other officers amen and
Marines board the ichoonsr Enterprize in the can,
ture Of TrPoIan corlair Of fourteen guns and eighty
men.
Re5lTsf Thar the PreGdent Of the Uui.ed STATE. H.
requeRed to prefent TO Lieutenant S,erret : fv,rd
commemorative Of the afnr1f4id heroic aGainn and
that one months pay be allowed all the Other oti-
GERS. feam-n. and marines, who were On board tc Fa
ttrp5ze, when th- aforeiaij aSlon took o.aee.
lAaP''Vs4 .rasHyy q, Isos.l
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-02-22
aH al concerning tbs Librarp fer tbc nfs Of both

aH IA foirFrHiHg the Ltbrarg fer tbe ufe of bctb
poafes 6f Congrgfs.
eHas9 BY he Saas, and Hone Of fRsbrecatati1e, of
6s OHd Sfafes Of dzzsres, ia coggref ags1ub5 Thar
the books and maps purchafed By direction Of The as
Of Congrds, Psled the a4th Of April, one thoufaua
which have heretofore been kept Geparately by cach
Hosle fhal be placed in the Capitol, in the room
which was occupied y the Houf- Of Representatives
during the lat Ge(ion Of the ixth Congseis.
Sec Aa9 BE- IL f1f5er erGs7sA, That the PRECEDENT
ofthe Senate sal Speaker Of the Hsufe Of Regrssnta-
ttvts' Tor the tins being be, and they hereby are en-
powered to cablilh luch regulations and rcariEions
10 relatos 20 the f2d library, as 10 them laI ir-z
proper, and from time to time 10 alter or amend the
lame PrcviasA, That ne regulation dau bs alsle re-
pngnantio any proviGon coptaiued III this aa
See, 8. AH95s fJEribsr aHat7sR Thar Librarian 10
be appointed BY tRe Prslde4t <pe Oa..cs States
foley, iha take charge Of the faid Librzrv who pr.
vous to his entering upon the duics of his ba
give bond payable to the Unted States, in fuch fum.
and with iuch fecurty the Preident Of the Senate
and Speaker Of the Hour Of Renrelentatives for the
ume being, may deem cient for the afe kee1ne of
llch books maps and fu nture may De confdel 10
his and the faithful dfcharge of his trut accor
ding to ltch regulations as may be, from time 10 tine
ettabihed tor the government Of the lad library.
which iaid bend lall be depoGted Ia The Office Of hs
Secretary ofthe Senate.
Sec 4 Aa4 D. Il Jlrt5.r essgsF- That no map ilaIl
uS Peited 70 DC taken out OF the tad Library by
Perion; not any books, except by the Prefdcat ana
Vice PreEdent Of the United States, aud Members of
As Senate and HOue Of Representative for the time
bsing
Sec. s. Aa4be 1: fsrber eEss5, That the keeper of
the fad library ihal receive for his feFvices fun
not exceeding dollars per diem, for every dav of
necehary attendance the amount whereof, together
With The necehary eHPences ncdentt the fad library,
after being aicertaned by tie Preden Of the Senate
and Speaker Of the Houle Of Representatives, for the
time being 1all be paid Of the fund annually ap-
proPrated Tor the contingent erpeneas Of both Houi-S
Of Congrefs.
Sec. 8. Ind u fariLer ezassI, That the unexpen-
ded balance of the fun Of FIVE thouland dollars ap-
ProPrated by the a9 Of Coagrefs aforefad, for the
Purchaie of books and maps for the uCe Of the two
Houies Of Congrefs, together with flch fums as may
hereafter be appropriated the fame purpole ihal be
laid undsr the directions Of joiat committee 70
eon6t Of three members Of the Senate and three mem-
bsrs OF the Houle Of Representatives
NATHANIEL MACON, Sbsatar gffbs
Hose Of R;prsisaatfDs.
AARON BURR,
TIes Py5lrt tEs United Slater, and Pr4-uf siBs Ssuah
APFRovED Jan. z6, 1907.
Til: JEFFERSON,
PS5GdA1f q tie Uaifss Stats.