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Seventh Congress gt the
United St a * ts.
./ft the Sc and Scffisn,
Begi ii and held at the City of
\Val}m)£ron. 1 » the Terri-
O '
tory of Columbia, oa
Monday the 6 th
of Oc v. C il i DCi
lBoi.
A N A C T t the injur ante
if buildings, goods, and fur
niture, m the aunty c) Alcx
a'tid; ui 9 in the territory cf Cc
luml
*0 Eit enaDcd by the Senate and
Hvkfe (f Reprefentatives of
She United States of America, in
Corigrtjs ajfembledy T hat the two
incorporated bodies of the ftaie
of Virginia, the one known by
the name of“ The mutual affu
rance focicty againft fire on
buildings in the Hate of Virgi
nia the other called 11 the
mutual infurancc company a
gainll fire,, on goods and furni
ture m the date of Virginia,”
or either of them hereafter aid
king infurances on buildings,
goods or furniture, fkuated in
the county of Alexandria, in the
dijfbk’t of Columbia, according
lothekws, rules and regulations,
by which the laid societies aie
or may be refpeclivtly govern
ed in their inluranccs in tnac
may have die fame right
and inode of recovery, in the
circuit court of die County of
Alexandria, in the dill rift of
Columbia, againft any perfon
{j iafuring his building, furni
ture, or property, He cafe
may be, fkaa-cd in the county
«.;oa T. with eichtr or the Lid
fo Jut m , which migiuhave been
had rgainft him or her, it cue
perfci* iu infudng was refidcnt,
and rite budding, furmtuc, or
property fo SmutM, wh kiuatcd
in the itatc cd Virginia.
Natiiai.tel MTcon,
Speaker of net if *je A
llcpn tat at rees.
Stephen ;C Lral lit,
Prefid ent cf the Senate, [ru tem.
Approved, 2.Arch 3, i^j*
: HCMAS Tt- I PERSON,
Prof dent A :he ’Ailed St dee.
ITIE LOUISVILLE GAZETTE;
AND
REPUBLICAN TRUMPET.
V. ED N E SDAY, Juke 8, tSo 3 .
iUfA'T) n uur .\:ur-ro — •n<vni ulr evtix.
AN ACT fir ere Sling a Light
llcufe, at the entrance cf Fe
nobfcvt bay , cr ay ether place
:n its vicinity, that may be
deemed preferable by it. e Seerc—
i ary ef 1 roe Ircciury,
Src. 1. BE it enabled by the
oemte ait* I Eire cf Reprefen
tairees of the United States cf
America, in Ccrgrfis ajfembledy
x hat ao lorn as a Ceffion fna!l
be made by the Hate of Mafla
chufetts to the United States,
of the jurudibiion over the land
proper lor the purpofc, the Se
cretary of the 7 reafury, be and
he is hereby authoriftd to pur
chafe fo much land as may be
neceffary, and provide by con
trad, to be approved by the
Prtlidcnt of the United Stares,
for building a Light Houle on
D ° r
Whitehead at the entrance or
IVnobfcot buy, or any place in
its vicinity, that may be deemed
preferable by the Secretary of
the Trealury, and to furnifii the
iarne with ail neceffary fupplies ;
and alio, 10 agree for the fab
rics or wages of the perfons
who may be appointed by the
Frefident for the fuperintend
ance and care of the lame ; and
that the Pitfidenc be author!fed
to make the laid appointments.
Sec. 2. And be it further
enacted , That there be appro
priated and paid out of the mo
nies an ling from imports and
tonnage, the fum of feven thou
fund dollars for the purpofe of
creding the Light iloufc as
afore fuid.
N ATH ANTE!. MaCON,
Speaker cf Ihe Hcije of
Reyrejentati res.
Stephen R. Bradley,
Frefident of ti c Senate, pro tern.
Approved, Match 3, 1803.
Thomas Jefferson,
Frefident cf the United Stales.
An ACT to make Beaufott and
Fafifamaquaddy , peris of entry
and delivery , to m b<e Eafun
and '1 her ton, ports ij ddi v
ry and to author, zr tree efia
hafoment cf a new tcaeSfioii
difirUl cn Lake Ontario.
Sec. 1. BE it enabled by the
Senate and J loupe cf iieprefienfa
lives of the United States of Ame
rica, in Con, refs .ifiemblcd, I nut
kum 2nd after tke of
J une next, a dm ride'll be
"formed uom the d undt of
Kcwbern, in North Carolina,
to be caked the difinct of Beau
fort, which ft ad iiuluke the
town of BcvJok, and all the
water and Hoi t norej and tua
of the laid town, to Harbor II-
Jarid, ai»d alifthc \-.atcr and k:orc
fouth an 1 wilt 01 the laid town,
to Ton ILr.d, indufive. And
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the v-vTi ci. keu’dcrl I--***
t!ie fde port cf entrv and deli
very for the laid diftridt, and a
collector of the laid port fhull
be appointed, to re fide and keep
his office at the laid town of
Beaufort, who Ihull be entitled
to receive, in addition to the
fees and other emoluments efia
blifhtd by law, the annual (ala
ry of two hundred dollars.
Sec. 2. And be it further
enabled, That from and alter the
laid thirtieth day of June, Faf
ton, in the diftridl ctOxford, in
the State of Maryland, and i i
verton, in the diflri£l of New
port, and State of Rhode IQaml,
fliall be ports of delivery, and a
furveyor lliall be appointed to
t ach—each of whom lliall be en
litltd to receive, in addition to
the fees and emoluments already
allowed by law, a falary of two
hundred dollars per annum.
Sec. 3. And he it further
enabled, That it fliall be lawful
for the PkTident of the United
States, toeftablifli, when irfhall
appear to him to be proper, in
addition to the port of entry and
delivery already cftabl’dhcd on
Lake Ontario, one other port of
entry and delivery on the faid
I.ake, or on the waters or rivers
emptying theitin, and to ap
point a colledor of the cuftoms,
to rcfide and kccpancfHcc there
at.
Sec. 4. And Is it further
enabled, That fi om and after the
faid thirtieth day of June next
-—fuch place within the dill riel
of Paffamaquaddy, .u the State
of Mafkchulcus; ao the kercta
ry of the trealury may direct,
fliall be a port of entry and de
livery, (at which place the col
lector fliall Itf le) as well for
foreign, as lei viiftL of the
United States.
Nathaniel Macon,
Speaker of the Ho life of
lieprcfientatives.
Stephen K. Bradley,
Frefident cf the Senate, pro tern.
Approved March 3, 1803.
Thom as J efi erson,
Frefident of the United Slates.
An ACT in addition to, and in
modification of the prof oft tions
contained in the aid, entitled,
*< An Ad to enable tie people
cf the Eaflern Divifion, cf th e
Territory North A, efi rf the
River Ohio, to form a confuta
tion and ft ate government , and
*jfor the admiffion of fuch fate
i*f% the Union , cn an cq\al
jwtiuv with tloe on. ineb/tales,
and fi r ether / u rpofes .'
Sec. 1. Bk it encimedhy ttse
1 Senate raid lEnfe of Repreffcnta
tives of the ( nited States of Aiia.:-
| no 2, in t.i/igp e s cffemblcd, I nut
' t!.c LUv-fIC” fsvcral ua£U of
land in the State of Ohio, be,
and the fame arc hereby appro
priated for the ufc of fchools in
that (late, and (hall, together w ith
all the tra<sls of land heretofore
apj)ropriated for that purpofe,
be veiled in the Icgiflaturc of
that Hate, in trtft for the ufc
aforefaid, and for no other ufc,
intent or purpolc whatever, that
is to lay—•
lirfl. —The following quar
ter townfhips in that rra<M com
monly called the “ United States
military tuft," for the ufc of
fchools within the fame, viz.
the firft quarter of the third
town Hi ip in the firft range ; the
the firft quarter of the fiift town
(hip in the fourth range ; the
fourth quarter of the firll town
ship, and the third quarter of the
fifth town (hip in the fifth range ;
the fecond quarter of the
third towrdhip in the fixth
range ; the fourth quarter of the
Second townflfip in the live nth,
iange; the third quarter of the
third towi.fhip in the eighth
range; the firll quarter of the
full town Ship, and the firft quar
ter of the third townflfip in the
ninth range ; the third of the
fit ft townflfip in the tenth range;
the firll and fourth quarters of
the third town Ship in the ele
venth iange; the fourth quar
ter of the fourth townflfip in the
twelfth range ; the fecond and
third, quarters of the fourth
towrdhip in the fifteenth range;
the third quaiter of the feventh
townfhip in the fixrecnth range ;
and the firft quarter of the fixth
townflfip, and third quarter of
the feventh townfhip in the eigh
teenth range; being the one
thirty-fixth part of the eftimac
ed whole amount of lands within
that craft.
Secondly . The following
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quarter town flops in the fame
trafl for the ufc of fchools, in
that trail commonly called the
Connecticut referve, viz. the
third quarter of the niafli town
fhip, and the fourth quarter of
the townflfip in the fiift range;
the fiift and fecond quarters of
the ninth townfhip in the fecond
range; the fecond and third
quarters of the ninth townfhip in
die third range; tiie firft quar
ter of the ninth townfhip, and
the fourth quarter of the tenth
townfhip in the fourth range;
the firft quarter of the-ninth
townfhip in the fifth range ; the
firft: and fourth quarters of the
ninth town flap in the fixth
range ; the fim snd third quar
ts. of the ninth to *h Ship in the
feventh -nd the fourth
quarter of thpdunth townfhip ia
tut eight
—So of tha£
[Xo. 20a.