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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23
..EoLKsTopr. a ugust Is.

r,tOlhoAohGf SSs
Inspection Of rhe coast.--Whsa the in
spection at Dover, by the Duke OF York,
finished on Saturday, hrs royal highnsss,
proceeded ,ehhe FolkssoDe Heights, where
The 11th Light Dragons commanded by
colonel Thomas, were drawn up torsceive
him. The discipline, aler,ness, and pros.
cheney of this re gimen, drew from the COM
rnander in chief, very warm and merited
commendation. The Martello Towers &c
recting On and near Cob Point, and which
commanded the adjacent bay, next occupi.
ed the attention OF the royal party who
reached SYNDICATE, at O'clock, where they
dined with maj. gen. Moore. The brigade
at ShornclIffe were ordered 70 he ready to
receive his royal highness .she next morn.
ing at 8 O'Clock, bat very thick fog pre-
vented these orders from being carried into
execution before IL, when the atmospheric.
became perfectly clear.
The regiments of which this brigade is
composed are, the frs, and second battai-
lions of the 43d, the frst and second battal.
lions of the SD. and the second battalion
of the 18th, a highland regiment iately rais.
ed TO these are attached several pieces OF
artillery. :
The ground was kept By a detachment
from the fifth light Dragons. The 4ad
were on the right; the SD on the left;
,be 7sth in the centre, ard the artillery ON
each flank. The batteries and Sandgate
castle were manned by sea feuclbles, and
the battery on Shornclife by party from
the Flintshire militia His royal highness
was received with royal salute he then
rode in frent and rear o. the brigade, and
afterwards took his atalisn opposite 70 the
centres
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23

The troops passed his royal highrtss
both in slew and quick otims, and waist
they were engaged IN performing some
evoluions the artillery descended The h,h
IN different directions, taking ,ari US .po-
'sillons which had been allotted them. A
sham fight was afterwards texeeu,ed with
the CREATES, skiiland precls,op: TpeYati-
tety OF the ground exhibaed the stroops
to the greatest advantages. g
sHisroyA Eghaessln the fafternoon re-
viewed the sroopa at .Braybeufb lees.
Some unexpected orders having beenlssu-
ed by the general, sir d. fDundas, 'cea-
stoned amomen,aty delay; but he SSH,
"a rife corps, displayed -greattps rtreHoE, as
well as to ;battalions of the Yo,k. which
had eaai ehed from Ashford. ] ~. merc-
ing, a, the reqaes, of his royal higreFes,
the Is, iba,taions Of the 4Sd ard 62tiasei.
fmsnss were again dra~n GU, wnoswene
Through several esolat'ens with wonderful
precision, in.doAbletauiek time. 'hs
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23
HouG and Lot Joy Sale.

r WISH TO fell. my BRICK HOUSE and
/ LOTT, on King Street, betw.sn Pitt and
ST. Aisph afeet--D Dry Cord, will be taken in
payment. As the hruation is csntrical, and the
houfe nearly rev, and Efficient to accormodate
a large family, and completely Fitted sp Tor
fore in frort, With other Convenient houfes back,
| think i, needless to FAY more, becaole whoever
may with TO purchafe will Zee and Judge tor .hep-
fslyes. IF not fold in few days, ] will rent
faiG property for one or more years as can De a.
greed on. .,,. IN
Caobsr ~. s1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23
Flow rHs BALANCE.

In the year 1896, ] refdsd at a fmall vlll'ge
IN che State OF MaryIand. Anongf many Q. O..
tbers, / iormed an acquaintance with Mr.. u
Who ws.eoniidered one Of the principal vllaSer's.
On political fahjeds We differed in ftntirDs'its /;
bur IS conGder the ercum6apces am aboa' TO
relate as wholly dfinef from political fer'idlsns,
ha!l a.fcribe neither bis uor my own'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23
Fros: The PHILADELPHIA Register.

1t has been the boast Of Mr.. Jefferson,
and his adhereRts, that the United States
have not, a. any period of theis political ex-
istence, possessed equal means 10 render
the nation respected, aud It's citizens happy
and protected in their individual pursuits,
as within the last four years.
The public debt liquidated; T6y their
predecessors the revenue (organixed BY
their predecessors in course of regular
and Certain collection the public expendi-
ture which the national exingencirs under a
former administration, had increased by the
equipment of navy, and the maintenance
of military force, now greatly reduced.
while the public income has been augment
ed by the ..extension of commerce, by in,
creased duties on imports, and BY the sale
of public landss
With ali these boosted advantages, de.
rived certainly from other sources than
either the industry or talents of the present
administrations hat is the actual condl.
tion of the American Gonna onwealth!
Has the national6ebt been iessened, and
in what proportions? Has the national Cha.
yacter been raised? Have our .sea.farlng
cirizens, TO whose skill and labor, and our
merchants to whose capital aud snterprize,
we owe he very means Of paying the sala.
ries of our public officers, been protected
either ia their persons or thsir property
Doesthe American flag obtain respect from
any nation? Does il exempt the ships that
bear 1t, from the contempt of the powerful
or the ,piracies Of the most eontemptible
states! Are we not the common prey OF
con.ending nations, and at once the objects
| of ,aggre.sion 20 England, France, and
Spain!
DO our ships tE,at chancesto escape these
| ou,rages, bring from every quarter Of the
world. multiplied accounts OF the most IN.
warfantable and aggravated injuries! Are
our seamen impresss by the cruisers OF
one nation...and cast into prison or even
murdered by those of another ?----ls ore
class Of our citizens torn from their fani-
| lies, and another ruined 10 their fortunes;
| and The whole community deeply affected
| by thtir misfoiturncs? And do We suffer
| ourselves at the same time, to be insulted
| by the remark of our place-men, that IN
| no period oYtheir political existence haoeme
United States teen equally po.Oerful as IN
! the present moment!
"A candid answer to this enquiry must
call blush into the cheek OF every pasrl-
! otto and independent American,
| The misforiunes which accrue to q ma.
ton from the crimes or folly OF an here.
ditary ruler, may claim the compassion OF
mankind..-th evils which proceed from
the ircapacity of an elective chief can only
obtain, thsir scorn and reproaeh.
PROBUS.
Fifteen millions Of dollars fquandered IN the Pur'
-, C. nf xxaile lands exceed all their iasings.
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TIE STAGES

VIII run between ALExA NDRIA and
MISREPRESENTATION Sunday, until the
Sunday after the, ieillon 'et Congreis
EinclulMe,
f'HE 'PR0PRLETORS.
Oct. ,a3. dot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23

q, and my glide; and i is from my
Ps'aToo., ouch of sutFeriag, bat not OF com.
r:''0' , bar wait, almost imPasiensly, for
Plila, .f' , summons of my God and Saviour.
issl9 IN Iona Skey Eustaee, 10th Aug.
g,,y afternoon.1 :
1906 i0u' (GeatnsL
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-10-23

Fifteen millions of dollars, fquandered IN the Pur-
chafe OF waite lands, exceed all their ia'ing@
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24
[l2 l-2 Gents .Singis.l

/ try. Ages to come, and nations yet un-
known shall celebrate your country's fame,
and, their proudest boast shall be that their
constitution and their government resein-
blcs yours. The tyraDnies OF Europe viii
drive commerce 10 your shores, and re-
move the light of science TO your hemis.
phere. The manufacturer and mechanic
viii here seek an as,lom from oppression
and misery and their useful arts well esta-
blisbed viii render America the most pow
erfuI rival of Britain. Happy people, de-
serve your blessings, by due appreciate,
on OF their inesliinable value.
CAROLINIENSIS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24
Lf0~ D0llars Per Anaum... paid in advance. ]
FOR SALE,

One Moiety Of a Brick Tenement,
N central part ofthe city of Richmond, con-
sisting OF two story house with store and
counting room on the lower floor, aud Eve rooms
above Conveniently plau'd for fapilyI with a
passage leading TO them making all the rooms
privately and cellar under the whole house.
three story Lumber-house. Kitchen. Stable, Sc
A considerable credit will be given for two thirds
OF the purchase money.-For further particulars
enquire OF the printer. wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24

Dollars. $4,000
All tickets drawn blank may be renewed in the
next class. at 10 dolls. each the price of all o..
theirs will be Is dolls.
All prizes OF Is dollars may be renewed for the
next class, or paid, at the option of the person
entitled IF they be not claimed within three
months after the drawing commences, they will
De considered as renewed in the second class
The drawing to commence in the city of viii
hamsburg, on the - day of --, under
the management of James Madison, John Brack
en-, William Nelson, Robert Creenhow, Burwe
Bassctt, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham.
pion Travis, William Lightfoot, Littleton w
Tazcwell, George Tucker and James Semple.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24

Agreca5y to tie power and dutho-
rig uesied in toe ComAon Council ft5- Cfty Of
Kicbniond by an act o. fbe Gtas-ai Asxrmbiy,
passed January g. ISos.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on
i Saturday the I'm inst the said Common
Coune'lwill proceed to aominate one fr and pro-
per person 10 fill rhe Office OF Mathematical Sur.
veyor of the said City of Richmond At which
time those who are des;rous of receiving the said
appointment are required to make known their
respective prerensious.
BY order Of the Hail.
Tesfe
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24

Late Commander u one Of ne 6reslits
7'dich sDas voluntarily htozon IN b. he cre,p.
eyre IT4f'oa 7oho Preferred mis- aeasurs
'af''er ftqa JaH infs shs hagas erthe Bs,bq-
rvoaS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24
.dxDRFv 64EyRYsov. .. G. n.

CTOLEN, out OF the stable at Mar
y tha HambIin's. in Chesterfield county, on
"Wednesday night the 10Th of April. 1905, q
bright sorrel HORSE, upwards OF Eve feer high
six years old this spring; lie was shod before,
hishoofs are all black. his shoes are about half
worn. sorrel name and ,zil; his tail has been
dock'd. but tolerable long; he is apr TO carry IL
to one side when rode, he riots and sailops
high and hard. PAGES bur llttIe and is apt to
stumble he has very teudsr mouth aud carries
his head very high, has few white hairs mkt
in his forehead; he works well in plough, and
-he hair is rub'd of CD each shoulder; he has
q very large bead, long neck and body and re-
markable iony thighs Whosoever viii deliver
the said horse 10 me shall receive TEN DOL
LARS REWARD. AVID the same for the thief.
Leonard Nunnally,
4te Near Chestorfsld Cnnr.hnn.e
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24
Notice.,

rs hereby given to the creditors OF
x HOOPER < ToLgR. aglinst whom COM
mission OF bankruptcy has been issued according
to law, that the eomrniss oners and assignees Of
their estate will NEE, their office in the city of
richmond on Saturday the first of June ne x, a,
eleven o'clock, A in order no make n dividend
OF Their estate and effects when those creditors
who have not proved their debts must COME nre
pared. or they viii be excluded the bcncEs of
said dividend
Marcus EIcan, ! s.,;
Hiilam Temple, 400" 'nee''
Richmond. 18th April. 1905. iii
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-04-24
lBY AUTHORITY
RICHMOND ACADEMY
l. 0 I T E r Y.
CLaSS NE III.

FITst drawnticket after 500 aredrawr. dolls. 500
after 1000 500
after $500 500
after 1000 1000
after $500 1000
after 5000 1000
after $500 1000
after $3.50 10000
The above Lottery win certainly commence
drawing the first Monday in November, or soon
err, If the tickets are sold
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-16
NieesIIa,lsnns.

When we put our hands near the FIR, experi-
ence the fnfaton of warmth when we apply it TO q
piece ct ire, we have the jtniitisn of colo. II we
apply mott bodies 20 the fire. 1t oaules them "a eN-
rand: while ice cauies them to- eari,e7. What is the
es OF theie /aiio15 Our!eves & of this change in
the diinenions oil matter produced by ehe application
OF other bodies, which poies different temperature
In ia& what is heat And what is cold
Sir liaac Newton imagined that Gof was no more than
quality OF matter; that it conGled in the internal
.notonof the imall particles of bodies that the heat Tor
intance. which produced by the frtien of piece
OF wood upon another is no more than 4 certain
vibration of its particles; and that eod WAS ouy u
FRAZIER degree OF this motion. Philosophers who luc-
oeeded him. adopted perhaps more accurate theory.
They taught that beet fomething more than =,
qrakiy; chat it was material iuhitapce that this
jaljiaHee which LavoGer and the other French ohc-
miifs have difinguhed by the name of Caloti5as or
Caloric, WAS the only caule of the various phenome-
ma which relate 20 change OF temperature and that
cold was only maler quantity of this penetrating
matter When for initance, we apply hot iron 10
the hand, the ientation which experience is pro-
duced by thu pAliage of oe Of lis 2eyJ64sGrf calo-
ric into our hand when we put cur hand upon 4
cold iron, the hand which has heat in proporti.
on to its epasiy for containing than the iron gives
up portion OF 70 that body, and thus experiences
the ieuiatior Of cold.
From The following review appears, that Count
Runtord has announced new theory, for the ex-
planation OF thee phenomena. This active expert
mentaliif has multiplied nrgsbs, of material f6-
Gresf, and has made cold lpecies or meter as well
as Hzarie. The fri faid % con;a of rs6e rays
and the lat Of eais,fc rays. The theory IS new III
genious, and upported by numerous ard fpec;ous OK
perments. May we take the liberty Of recommend
ing 1t 10 the notice Of thoe curious enquirs-s. who
iometimes extend their reiearches beyond political
diicuillons, and the incidents Of the day
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-16
BENJAMIN STETSON.

INFORMS his friends and the public in general,
he has for iale, 400 gallons Hollands Linfeed Oil
White Lead and SpaniCh Brown ground in Ole.
Patent Green ground in ditto. Verdigrife and
SPanhh brown, dry 6 by 10 Window Glafs, & Put
ty; %, Sd, Id, cd, Sd, lOd, and god Nails, two
Cafks spike Nails, Bar Iron, German and FILTERED
steel; general ailortment Of iron Hollow Ware
10 Hhds. Molailes, French Brandy, Wea-India aud
New-England Rum, Tea, Coffee, Loaf and Brown
Sugar, Chocolate, Mems, fine and coarfe Shoes, La
dies Kid & Morocco and Leather Slippers, Boxes
Cotton and Wool Cards aGorted half pint and quart
Plumbers mail invoice elegant cut gIais, Zone ware
German Ozenburgs, 80 Jacks salt, Novalcotia Grind
stones, and nanyptbe articles in fore which he will
fell cheap for cato or country produce.
April 2.---(Iawi2m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-16

Gaiv'TJls-Dr A.dini pow in London, lately ey-
hibited at the houfe of MIR. Hunter fome curou.cx-
periments Ola the body Of dog newly Killed, by
which the company then prefent were exceedingly af-
toniihed by the powers of Ga,aniGn. The head Of
the animal was cut Oft The head aud body were pa.
bede each other table previouily rubbed with a
ioiution OF ammonia. Two wires, communicated
with the Gavani: trough were then applied, the one
m the ear the other at the anus of the dead animal
No iooner had thee applications been made than both
head and body were thrown into the mott animated
muieular motions. The body harsed up with 4
movement by which it palled over the Gde of the Ia
bic The head equally moved les lips and teeth
grinding violently. eurioty has been exprelIed to
have thee experiments tried on criminal newly exc
eused. DIR. Adm has communicated his dilcoveries,
IN an ingenious paper, TO the Royal Society.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-16
~ CHANCERT.

at court OF quarterly FELTON,, held for Cumberland
county, the 18th of February. 1905.
William NJ. Alien, and James Coiyo
merchants and partners acting under PLAINTIFF,
the firm of Allen and Cody,
AgainG
Joieph Brady John Brady, Martin 81
Davenport, executor of David Deven-
port decd Francis Davenport, s. Jec- Defendants
te Dowdy.
WIS day came the plaintiffs by their attorney
Z aud the defendants Joieph Brady & John Br.6'
y nor having entered their appear:te, aud given ic
curity according to the A6 OF AiIembly, and ru.s f
tins court, and it appearing the farisfaclou of TIE
court, that they are inhabitants OF this Aa,e
On the motion OF rhe compainants by their council !,
Is ordered that the iad defendants, Joieph Brady
and Ohm Brady do appear here on the arN day Of
April eorr next, 70 aufwer the compliments bill and
that copy of this order be forthwith Inferred !,
lome one of the newspapers pubEihed in the cfy ,f
Richmond Tor two months tucceiveIy and ported at
the front door OF the Cours-iiouie of this county
Copy, TeGe,
SAMUEL. aoBsoN. D. c. &C.
March 26.-(e tn 2mp)
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WILL BE SOLD,

AT Public Auction, on Saturday the Goth day Of
April next, at the Rawleigh Tavern, in the CITY Of
Williamiburgh;
= \ HAT valuable Plantationcaled YARMOUTH.
A lying i'll James City county, on Chckahonopy
River, ten miles from Williamsburg. The ir,prove
ments are two cory brick houfe, with two roons
and Paiidge above aud below; porcoes on each Gde
large and caracous barn, and three other outhoufe.
The whole tract, including an Hand in view n the
houie h'gh and low land with naries, contains about
ZOO acres; icarccy third of which is cleared
Two thirds Of the Hand is arabic which, with tho
land adjoining the houie, is of hyperion quality. ADJ
acent to the Hand are two bold and navgable creeks
with convenient landing each The range for cst.
tie is very extenhve, and the marines and meadows viii
uPply an abundance of nay. Fifh and wild fowl. IN
their REFLECTIVE leaions may with cafe he obtained ~
your door. The orchards, conGlng Of the gresteG
variety Of all kinds Of fruit feeed with care are ox
in their prime. The terms of ale are one third caf
and one two and three equal annual payments for tbs
balance. PEYTCN RANDOLPH, ir
For ELIZA fNNES
Feb. 10. (cptds)
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT,
A'4N'NW ~ 4 OVDs
APPROVED,

For fbe relief IF Robert Pntisn, and Others.
= it enacted, BY tie Sena.e md Honle of Re-
~ PrelsntafiOe5 Of TIE UHited States Of Tweri-
ca in Congoej5 GDra.6Led, That the collector for
the diitnct OF Tappahannock, he and he here.
by is directed 70 repay to Robert Patton and
company, and Samuel Pearion, the owners of
the ichooner Iris, a veilel Of The United States,
the amount received from them for foreign tom
mage on fad icilooner, and he hereby is alto di.
recred 70 repay to Samuel Gordon aud others,
the owners OF the cargo of the faid ichooner,
the amount OF ten per cent, additional duties
received from them upon the faid cargo, at the
entry hereof at Tappahannock, in the year one
thouiand eight hundred and four,
Sec. .. 4H1db he it further enatfed, That the
collector for the difri6 of Newport, be and he
is directed to pay to Edmund Briggs, Jun. and
others, the matter & crew of the feb. Phebe, the
amount of bounty or allowance arifng on fin
ing voyage which was made in the iaid yeflel, in
the year one thouiand eight hundred and four,
upon satisfactory proof being exhibited to him,
that the laid tchconer was employed during the
four months of filming fcaCon.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker oftbe Hoyjc Of Rcb,rGuiafiq,e5
JOS. ANDERSON,
PrGhaent oftbe Senate, pro tempore.
March 8, 1905.
APPROVED,
y ~
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VIRGINIA..

At hyperion of Chancery, holden in Richmond
the Esd day of March, sos.
Between
James Anderion and Philip Thurman
merchants & partners under the firm Plaintiffs.
of James Anderlon and company
And
Bernard Markham, & Francis Olborne1
executor Of George Markham de- defendants.
cealed.
HE defendent, Bernard Markham not HAVING en-
a tered his appearance, and given fecurity accord
ing to the Aa Of AiIembly, and the rules of this
court, and appearing the fatsfatton of the court
that he not nhabitant Of this country, on the
motion Of the plaintiffs by their council, it is ordered
that the iaid defendant do appear here on the god
day oil the next term. and aner the bill of the plain
tits and that copy of this order be forthwith inherit
edin iome newspaper publihed in the city Of Rich
mond tor two months luccefveIy, and ported at the
front door Of the Capitol in the laid city.
Copy, TeRe,
p. TINSLEY, c. O.
March 26. (etu. ny
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lSa autboritu.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
AN ACT,
For tie re;cfofRicbard 7ayIor.

AN AL,
For tie relief IF Richard 7ayIor.
I l. II enacted by tbe Senate ard Houjr of Re-
AZ prs/ertGti7cJ oftbe United States of lfD,eyica
IN Co4SrgG aRrmbhd, That Richard TAYLOR of
hentnckY, who was employed in the fervicc OF
the United States, as an effort, fpy, and guide,
al the daily pay % one dollar aud Twenty-Five
cents, during hoitilities with certain indians, in
The year one thouiand fevcn hundred and nine
ty two, and was dilabled by bei.g wounded
while in iuch icrvice, NAL! be placed on the liz
OF invalid petitioners of the United States, at
the rate of twenty dollars per month, to COM
mence on the lait day of January in the prefeot
year, in lieu of the prefent rate of peniion.
NAT'HL. MACON,
Speaker oftbe HouG IF Re7,yejsntaiiz,es
JOS. ANDERSON,
Prsfden. TIE Senafe pro tenn.
March 8, 1905.
APPROVED,
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THE FARCE OF
; Rising TFE WIND.

The following critical remarks on this production
are copied rom London periodical work OF high re.
pu;e:
November 9Th, 1902 Tonight new Farce, enc
titled, Rsf-g ne Elnd," was performed f., tbr ,rn
time. This farce is of the true Enolh n,rp ard
the beit we nave feen for great length Of time.
The incidents follow each other with tina, rap;I.v
that not moment is left for Iangour; and poi1er
!uch eaety, that it is impoble not TO be pi.arc8
The humour IS the mot unconlraned that can be
imagined. =" This farce deferved and obtained I'll.
mott complete fucceis. The plaudits were aimon
unremitting The piece was given on. for repe.i,;
on with uliveria applauie" -Laly's Afont5iy Nu-
)'"'s' N'. ii, F0h ii. April 9. (st.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-16

HE Subscriber intends to prafife L44N1 in the
County Courts of Meckenburg, Halifax, Luz
nenburg and Brunwick; & in the Diitrit Courts of
Brunfwick and Prince Edward.
Any perion willing to employ him in their burnefs
may have ready communication with him at Lom-
hardy Grove, Mecklenburg, where he will refde.
RICHARD APPERSON.
February 9. eTSw
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TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT,

ain AZ i
To Prozide far tbe accommodation of tie Prcf-
deM oftbe United States.
- L it ena7ed by the Senate end Hone of Re-
~ PTcjemtatiges cftbe United States at I0,eyi-
co. IN CoHg7ei5 aBsn6AeH, That the PRECEDENT of
the United States be, and he is hereby autho-
rfed TO caufe to be fold fuch part of the furni-
ture and equipage belonging to his houfehold,
as may be decayed and ont of repair; and that
the fun of fourteen thoufand dollars, together
with the proceeds of fuch fales be appropriated
for the accommodation of the houfehold of the
Preildeht OF the United States, to be laid out at
his diicretion, and under his direction.
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker ef't6e HoYie Of Rebrelintative5
JOS. ANDERSON,
Prefdenf of'tbe Senate pro tempore.
March 8, 1905.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.