File:Letter signed David Melville, Washington City, to Thomas Jefferson, Monticello, Virginia, January 23, 1822, page 2.jpg

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English: States that lighthouses are rendered almost useless in the winter when they are needed most due to the congealing of the oil which causes the lights to go out. Melville has an invention "by which the oil is kept warm by the heat communicated to it from the flame of the same lamp."
Title: Letter signed David Melville, Washington City, to Thomas Jefferson, Monticello, Virginia, January 23, 1822
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D01269
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Thomas Jefferson Collection, ca. 1773-1961 (bulk 1779-1826)
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Lighthouses
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179801
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