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Session Laws, 1892
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960

JOINT RESOLUTIONS.


WHEREAS, during the recent centennial celebration of the

Preamble,

events by the citizens and Representatives of the Repub-


lic of Prance and the United States of America, the hope


was expressed by the descendants of the officers of both


France and America, who commanded on the field in one


thousand seven hundred and eighty one, that the farm


and house should he preserved and perpetuated as a


memorial of the friendly alliance which then and ever


since has existed between the people of the two nations,


as well as in respect to the memories of those who fell in


or survive the struggle that ended the protracted war, and


gave peace and hope to a then impoverished people, and


WHEREAS, it is stated, the property can at this time be

Preamble.

secured for a nominal sum, and that the product of the


farm will probably be ample to preserve and keep the build-


ings in repair, and which are so located as to be well


adapted for government purposes on occasions of naval


inspections and reviews on York River, and


WHEREAS, the sentiments expressed by representatives of

Preamble

the French Republic and descendants of French officers


who commanded on the field at Torktown during their


recent visit to participate in the centennial celebration,


in conjunction with the descendants of the colonial offi-


cers, was that this government should take charge of and


preserve and perpetuate the property ; and believing this


to be also the sentiments of the American people in gen-


eral, therefore


SECTION 1. Be it resolved by the General Assembly of

Purchase

Maryland, That the United States Senators from the State

of Temple
Farm and

of Maryland, and the Representatives in Congress be and

Moore
House.

they are hereby requested, to prepare and support a bill for


the purchase of the Temple Farm and Moore House at


Yorktown, Virginia, by the Government of the United


States of America. Provided, the cost of the said farm and


all improvements shall not exceed a reasonable price, and


that the State of Virginia, shall exempt the same from


taxation.


SEC. 2. And be it resolved, That engrossed copies of this

Copy of
resolu-

preamble and joint resolution be sent to the United States

tions

Senators and Representatives in Congress from the State of


Maryland.



 
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