Letter from J. Elgar to the Honorable Josiah Meigs, Commisioner of the General Land Office, August 12, 1820
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The Smithsonian Institution Archives welcomes personal and educational use of its collections unless otherwise noted. For commercial uses, please contact photos@si.edu. Washington Aug [[?]] 12. 1820
Sir In pursuance of the directions of the Commiss [[?]] of Public Buildings, I have laid out 5 Acres of grounds, for the use of your Institute; and will (at any time after Monday next) show the metes and bounds thereof, whenever called upon.
Respectfully
Your Obedient Sert
J. Elgar Surveyor
Washington City
Hon^[[ble]] Josiah Meigs
President of the Columbian Institute
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Honorable Josiah Meigs
Commisioner of the General Land Office
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J. Elgar
Aug[[superscript]]t[[/superscript]]. 12 . 1820
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From J. Elgar, to
J. Meigs, stating that
he had laid out 5 acres
of land, for the use of the
Columbian Institute.
dated August 12, 1820
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