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BY AUTHORITY.
PUBLIC-No. IS.

AN ACT further to amend the charter of
Georgetown in the District of Columbia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of The United States
Of america in Congress assembled, Ina.
the Levy Cour, Of Washington County,
in the District OF Columbia, shall not
possess the power OF assessing any tax
on real or personal property within the
limits of the corporation OF Georgetown,
nor shall the Corporation of the said
town be obliged to contribute in any
manner towards the expenses OF eXpen-
sliiures of said Court, except for the one
fourth part Of the expenses incurred on
accoun, of the Orphans Court, the OIL
Gee of Coroner, the Jail OF said county,
and one half OF the expenses for the OPEN
ing and repairing of roads in the county
OF Washington, west OF Rock Creek,
and leading to Georgetown Provided
Arrays, That nothing herein contained
shall be construed TO prevent the said
Court, or the Collector by them ap-
pointed, from collecting all taxes which
have been levied by the said court on
real and personal property within the Ii
mi,s OF Georg etown, before the passage
OF this act, and OF appropriaiiDg the same
according to present existing laws; but
that it shall be the duty of the said Court,
and they are hereby authorized and d.
Tected to use all the powers with which
they are now invested, for collecting the
said tax: Ind provided further, Tha,
all laws now in force, which make it the
duty of the said Court to provide for the
support of the poor residing within the
limits Of Georg be and the same
are hereby, repealed, and that hence
forth it shall be the duty of the sale
Court to provide for the support of such
only of the poor of the county as reside
out of the limits of Washington.
Sec. 2. lind be it further enacted, Tha
the said Corporation may, for the gene
raj purposes mentioned in the charter o
said town, and for the support of the
poor annually, lay a tax on all real ant
personal property within the limits o
Georgetown, not exceeding seventy cents
in the hundred dollars, any law to ths
contrary Notwithstanding.
Sec. 8. And be it further enacted, Tha
this act shall commence and be in force
from and after the passage thereof.
JOHN w: TAYLOR.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
JOHN C. CALHOUN,
Vice-President of the United States and
President of the Senate.
Approved-May 90, 1926.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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PUDLIC-NO. 81.
AN ACT granting certain Grounds in the CT
ty OF Detroit to the Mayor, Recorder, Alder
men, and Freemen of that City.
Be tt enacted by the Senate and House
of RehresentattUes ofthe United States
of Amertca in Congress assembled, That
all the right and claim of the United
States in and to to the public grounds
within the limits OF the City of Detroit,
heretofore occupied for military purpo-
ses, excepting as hereinafter provided,
be, and the same are hereby, granted to,
and vested in, the Mayor, Recorder, Al
men, and FreemeD Of the city, for the
use oil I'd Frsemcn: Provided, There
be reserved and excepted from this grant
the following lots !: one lot, upon which
the public store-house is situate, bound-
ed one hundred and fiftyfeet in front
upon Jefferson avenue, and extending
the same width to the channel OF the ri
yer; one other lot, upon which the pub
lie arsenal is situate, containing one huh
dred and fifty feet front upon Jefferson
avenue, and extending tho same width,
by parallel lines, at right angles, with
said avenue, in north " cstern course,
TWO hundred feet: and ono other lot,
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PUBLiC-NO. 81.


AN AN act TO appropriate Lands for the sup.
port of Schools in certain Townships and
Fractional Townships, not before provided
for.
Be IL enacted by The Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
Of Amcrica in Congress assembled, That
to make provision for the support OF
schools, in all townships or fractional
townships for which no land has been here
tofore appropriated for that use, in those
States in which section number sixteen,
or other land equivalent thereto, is by
law directed to be reserved for the sup.
port Of schools in each township, there
shall be reserved and appropriated, for
the use OF schools, in each entire town
ship, or fractional township, for which
no land has been heretofore appropriat-
cd or granted for that purpose, the fol.
lowing quantities of land, to wit: for
each township or fractional township,
containing greater quantity Of land than
three-quarters OF an entire township, one
section; tor fractional township, con-
tanning greater quantity of land than
one-hall, and no more than three-quar.
tiers OF .ownship, three quarters OF a
section; for fractional township, con-
tanning greater q entity of land than
one-qnsrter, and not more than one-halt
OF township, one h If section; and for
a fractional township, containing great
er quantity of land than one entire Sec
ton, and not more than one.enarter oil
township, one quarter section Of land.
Sec. 9. and 6eH further enacted, Tha,
the aforesaid tracts of land shall be Sc
lec,ed by the Secretary of the Treasury,
out OF any unappropriated public land
within the land district where the town.
ship for which any tract is selected may
be situated; and when SO selected, shall
be held by the same tenure, and upon
the same terms, for the support OF
schools, in such township, as section
number sixteen is, or may be held in the
State where such townships shall be ST.
tuated.
Sec. 8. ind be it furtherenacted, That
there shall be selected, in the manner
above. one section and one
quarter section of land, for the support
oil schools within that tract of country
usual called the French Grant, in the
county of Sciota, and State of Ohio.
Approved MAY 90 1896
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the United States any longer than 10 the
time OF repaymeHt.
Sees. Ind be IL III her enacted, Tha,
the amount OF the interest, when ascer-
tanned as aforesaid, shall be paid out of
any moneys In the Treasury, not other.
wise appropriated.
Approyed--May 90, 1896.
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AN ACT authorizing certain soldiers in the
late war to surrender the bounty lands drawn
by them, and TO locate others in lieu there
ri
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PUBLIC-NO. II.
AN ACT to authorize the Judge Of the Dis
trict Court for the Western District OF Vir-
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u The subscriber is appointed Agent and
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NfsR JOSIAH TAEIss, jr., toie notice, that
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sumo, until complete it.
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a DREkIl5EMENl ---'lho subscriber has
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NSfEW BOOKS The alesetiher has Just re.
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perslrueturc which pride had piled upon
neglect, he had brought 10 his hsad
The identical s., in whose fayour
We had suspected him of the contumacy.
Asseserutions were needless, where the
lrank nadncr Of Them both was conyic-
TIVE Of tho injurious nature Of the suspi-
con. We iancied thai they perceived
our embarrassment; bun were too proud,
or something else, to comics, 10 the So
efet OF It. We had been but too lately
IN the condition Of the noble patient in
Horace:
Qnl Sc credehnt miros nudre tragicdos.
In vacno lptus SCISSOR plnusoraue the.
afro
and could hove exclaimed 9Th eanAl reason
against The friendly hnnd thai cured us
Pol M oeridlsli# nmri,
Nor .crvatis, nj GU SIC rktorta vol.
uptHs.
1t demptu, per vim mentis gratissimus error.
ETA.
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Popalar Iailocics. That a Su'ty
temper Is a misfort@Hc.---N Grant that
it is, and veryscfiouo onc---to aman's
friends, and 10 all that have to do with
him but whether the condition Of the
man himself is 50 much to be dcplorcd,
may admit Of question. We can
speak little Of it, being ourselves but
lately recovered we whisper it in cCn-
fidence, reader---out OF long and des-
pcrate fit of the sulIcns Was the cure
a blessing? The conviction which
wrought it, came too clearly to leave a
scruplc of the fanciful injuries---lor thry
were mere fancics---which had proyoh-
ed the humour. But the humour itself
was too sclf-pleasing, while it lasted---
We know how bare we lay ouself in the
confes,ion---t be abandoned all at once
with the grounds of it. We still brood
over wrongs which we know to have
been imaginary; and for our old acquan-
lance. Y, whom we find to have
been truer friend than we took hun
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s~r.oarH AMERICAN REVIEW, No. SO, for
M ne,oher. 1926, just received and ready for
- -, At the New Book Store Of A X
delivery :" Oct 80.
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Aeu .l,5.irgI Of J,dl,fllfg

Mr. -i1WH o. .b'df}atS
sy4.ssas9 WALTER H. MIDDLETON is
" now RECEIVING sixty three
asSsS packages fresh Medicines, v ich
c. 10 have been particularly selected by
an experienced hand and which can
DC warranted genuine
lie has recently purchased the entire stocl, Of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyc-Smfs, &C.
OF Docts. Owens 4 Leckc, which in addition to
his stock on hand together with his new arrival,
render, his assortment extensive and complete.
lbs friends and the public, as well as the Gus
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can be furnished or the most favorable terms
Practitioners of Medicine. country merchants
aud others who purchase largely can be applied
ii a small advance above the northern prices md
good bonds taken in payment.
he greatest attention paid to the compound
ny oil medicine; aud he pledges hnnseifto deli
yer mo article out OF his establishment but what
Is Of thr purcst quality.
.IaIy Il. too
9FAt ONpAljAbIE CALlGOLs.-UcheeR 10
= b0woa s Co. ha,r NOW the pleasure Of an
noulcing tine arrival of the above truly beautiful
article, together with great many other rich
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lore exhibited Their friends and the public are
particularly solicited to view their assortment
Oct D.
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s>TFS WAX.-We will give the highestprie'
s for Bees Wax, dggtgy to to ppor,,rps
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y TEEW DTII@5 3 W11IcIH19-
ss-Slss7.3 NDH0dts J. DUAL has this
8y - day received d few packages,
%s;S containing Epson Salts, Aiciohoi,
Ma Ialip, Calomrl, Campfire, Egieae,
Tartar Enetic. Sulphatc Qulnne.
Bark, Canthardc,, Camomilc, Starch, Masnesia,
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Acld Borax, Arrow Root, Mamma, SIENNA, sui
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ticlcs. August :.
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I'm "a hhNl that desirable family residence
"p'cu The present yonr BY Samuel
l5r f, .l' Possession may be had immediately
aiar ~ ,.',I information, apply to Mr. 8. Ian
~ '"' 1925
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S.,AITrER Strained spermacet Lamp OH,
wy aftbe first quality, just received 10y
THOMAS J. DUVAL,
Sign ofhe Golden Mortar
0etobcr3l.
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TENOR RENT, the white house on I'd street, at
~ present in the occupancy OF Mr.. Halscy.--
Possession may be had on the 10th INST
EDWARD DUFFEL.
November g. HTw4w27
ATEN GOODS. Tue subscriber& have
csyed direct from New York, part u
their Fail supply of Fresh Goods, making these
assortment al present nearly complete; but TO
which they will continue to make additions bs
every arrival OF Seasonable and Fashionable af-
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them on the best terms.
'''>.' Mckee 4 MEM
Nov .. TT,a "