...towns for this object. The money is directed to be appropriated among the school districts, according to the number of children between the ages of five and sixteen, which they respectively contain; and the whole number of these districts being something more than...

...to each of the said School Districts its share of the^chool Fund, which shara shall be proportioned to the number of children between the ages of five and sixteen, resident in such School Districts, respectively ; putrid Counliojnuf Education. Du*ies of th« the...

...auspices it was first carried into effect. The distribution of the fund provided for this puroose, was directed by the act under which it was supplied,...district libraries, was declared in the circular of Gen. Dix accompanying the publication of the act of 1838, to be 'to disseminate works suited to the intellectual...

...appropriate the sum received to the purchase of a district library.' The amount of library money, therefor?, under this provision, to which each district became...district libraries was declared, in the circular of Genera) Dix, accompanying the publication of the act of 1838, to be ' to disseminate works suited to...

...share in the apportionment, its proportion of the public money received from all sources, according to the number of children between the ages of five and sixteen, designating the respective proportions of teachers' and library money belonging to each district. This...

...rent, and for making an equitable division of the interest of said fund annually in some just ratio to the number of children between the ages of five and sixteen vears." By Mr. LEWIS: "Resolved, That committee No. 2, on Executive, Legislative and Administrative...

...this purpose should be applied to the support of schools. The school mdnies were to be apportioned in proportion to the number of children between the ages of five and eighteen years. Boards of inspectors and other officers were liable to a penalty for neglect, as...

...provision for the intellectual and moral wants of the children of the district. Much misapprehension has existed on this subject, in consequence of the general...district libraries, was declared in the circular of Gen. Dix accompanying the publication of the act of 1838, to be 'to disseminate works suited to the intellectual...

...provision for the intellectual and moral wants of the children of the district. Much misapprehension has existed on this subject, in consequence of the general...district libraries, was declared in the circular of Gen. Dix accompanying the publication of the act of 1838, to be «to disseminate works suited to the intellectual...

...communicated from this department, against the introduction into the school libraries of books of ia merely juvenile character.' The true principles upon...district libraries, was declared in the circular of Gen. Dix accompanying the publication of the act of 1838, to be ito disseminate works suited to the intellectual...