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PUBLISHED -BY
NICHOLS & PRICE. _
~Tiamis—-Two _Dolla.rs per annuiii,
gfib Letters to the publishers must be
iposbpaiil.
.,p,:<;s::-.~;:.
Lewis ll/I lZory_ 85‘ C0.
' NCE more offer to the public a general as-
sortment of of/ioicc. selected
DRY GOODS, I
‘Wliicli were boughi',:f§_ii=Caslia.3“d ‘fwd be 5°m
izow for the same. The articles betmg mime“
ous it will be too te(liot:S,'-15 WC“ 3% f*“m"3lY "55"
less to mcntion.ilie prices and ‘l““lm‘7S'
Groceries and Crockery,
A $006. a>‘$0"lm'3lll""VefY low’ .
nits on haiid‘...RO(,‘K s~AL_T. of a v<=rrsui>=-
Norwalk, Al)I‘1l24- lo’:
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_",:-:‘§~.,.-'-c.-- -.-~ --..-- *- ‘sf
‘rior ouality.
CHEAP STORE.
E. If. &‘ L. ~;St7"66t,
T the “cw Store, west side the Bl‘ltlg'e,‘l‘l‘?.'l‘\‘7C
_ for sale, cheap for Cash, :1 general :}5:S\.iI‘
meiit of . 7 ‘
GT0G87“Z8S, Fame-,t?, Crtoeree-try,
and Glass W/cci"e.
- ~ . ' It s .ll low, persons in want
bf Eiiyngftiliifiibiiiidhrgclizs, will be well paid for
calling at the above state-
Nurwalk, M8)’ 99-
Seasonable Goods.
Evan attentive toihe wants of his friends and
customers, (with a single eye to his own intercst,)
Win. .7. Street,
-Hits spent a long time in the city of New-York,
O9
.¥;g'0, (ht; purpose of selecting and purchasing
GOODS. By attentively watching the auctions,
4,513 prepared to offer one of the C/ic_afzc.s-I and
best Assoitrneiit of Goods in his line this place af-
-f..,~¢ls. Having a little leisure time, it may not be
entirely uselcss to devote it to the enumeration of
articles. Among the great variety may be found,‘
"xi?-{_Tl'lI'I‘E Canton Crapc _ _
J Gingham Robes, and fancy silk wShals
Pink, buff and blue Ginghams ' '
Green Florence Silk, Black and white Sarcenet
Fine Irish ‘Linen, .
Cambric Linen 3: Lawn Thread $1 cotton Lace
Inserting trimmings, from? to 1? 1-2 ctsperlyd.
Garniture and -fancy Ribbons _ f=_la_8
Parasols, some very elegant, Best gingham Uni-
Efilk, Florentine and Mersailles Vestings
Exuva super blue Cloths , Sttpcrliiie black do.
Common blue, black rind drab do.
Superfine black and blue Cassimere
‘Mixed Cassih1ei‘e andbatunet . I
Olive Velvet Cord, Fine‘ and common Dimity
17,,-st quality gilt coat and vest Buttons
Fne black Bombazette Common do
t Olive, brown and blue do
Fine tindrcssed Calicoes
Fumi,u,»c Chintz, veiy elegant _ _
Do. Calico, some at.15 cents per yd. [_fi_ .
Italian Grape and sewing Silk jllfi‘-1l'€<l
Fine Mulmul and Jackoiict Muslims, plain and
‘1«‘in’c and low priced Book (‘.0-
4.4. and 6-4 Cainbric i’.l-.:slius. and Dimiiies
Fltiss, quilting, sewing and knitting cotton
l:‘inc Steam Loom Snirtings
p(,we,- Loom and ‘.\/ladapolam do
Domestic sheeting Sc sliirting,blcacb’d or brown
India Musliiis suitable for quilt linings
Bedtickings, cotton Ctissimerc .
Etgtgg, bandanoe, and black silk hndkfs.
Madrass and printed (l0
~,.~;.,;i,,, figured and cross-barred cravats
Galleon binding and cotton ferrets
Meifs beaver and English black silk gloves
' Ladies’ silk and kid do Pins, needles 8: heads
GROCEIQIE-.‘}.
Brown, white and lump SogaI‘S
Rum; Brandy: (5‘”._al“_1.._-W“‘°5 . ~
ypung Hymn, Hysouskin and Soucoong teas
l5i'Iolasses,first quality New Rice _! _
Dried Codfisha *V_llap)kerel b)’ tple bageell :2 rs
Flu and paper 0 acco, sma an‘ a‘ c:
S;c;-aji, Candles, Spices, Indigo and Starch: V_
HARD i«V.r1ei«:...And 1ira:mazs‘,_1br f;ez!dyI.s's-
Knives and Forks, Spoons, 'liium - atc ies
gguug, Hinges, Locks, Screws 8: Scotch stones
‘Wrought and cut Nails ,
Good Stone Lime, at $2 253 cents the cash
l8oai'cls, Shingles, Plaz‘2k»-5"11Uga 503-.
CROCKJSRY and 11o1.1.ai-«V W./IRE.
Blue printed tea setts; T“ml?llfl‘5s Pl“-“CF52
Bowls blue printed and edged dining plates
Tvtililiars and Mullins, edged and cream colored
oval dishes, vegetable dishes, sallad dishes, Ba-
kers, Turrcens, ‘Wash-bowls, Etvers,'B1-.sot‘i's,
Chan,-be,.5, 3,0, cooking pots, large and small,
dish-kettles, tea-kettles, spiders and skillets.---
An assortment of domestic ware at the Factory
prices. Also, 100 setts of enatnelled Cups and
Saucers, at 18 cents the sctt.
Nortvalk, May 12. _ .
‘Wool Cardiii
' HE subscriber having purchased a new Cam'-
ing Machine, begs leave to inform his friends
and the inhabitants of the town of Norwalk, and
the adjacent towns, that he is now ready for the
recepjon of all kinds of VVool; and_he pletlges
himse f that no painstwill be sparedin doing his
work as well aiidas cheap as any one in the state’.-_
‘ wool left at the store of Mr. E1.‘ B. Bennett. wiill’
he punctually attended to, and returned in three
, days, by the public’s humble servant.
G. H. NE\VI_{lRK.
N. B. Hatters wishing to have their Vifool
Carded free from grease, will do well by calling»
tas he keeps a double Machine on purpose for that
J! .
G. H. N.
Cheaper pthari, ever. ,
plcnished with it full assarzmt-znt Qf GROCE-4
RIES,-. FRUIT, CROCKER Y, and GLASS
W.r1RE._ , Tlie prices are such that it’ is presu-
med purchasers will be even more than ‘rAi"o_/or
calling.’ ‘ . . . 2 ' .
Among the articles lately added, méy be found
the following:
AMAICA, St._(_3mix and New-England Rum ;
Cogniac Brandy, Pierpoiit and Holland Gin ;
Sicily, Madeira, Port, Sherry 8:. Currant Wines ;
Cordials of all kinds; Noyeau,I’ortet', best Alba-
ny Ale ; first quality Molasses, 37-1-2 cents per
gallon; Old Hysoii, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin,
and Soucliong Teas; Lump and Loaf Su,ga1‘t§
Brown Sugar, superior quality; Box_ Raisins;
Keg Raisins, excellent quality,‘ 10 cehts.pcr lb. ;
Oranges, Filberts, India Currants, Citron and
Tamarinds; Pepper, All5|)lCey ClnUam0ni Nut’
megs, Coffee and Chocolate; Roll, plug and pa-
per_~'l'ohacco; Segars by the box-; Rice, blown
Salt, Allum, Coppcras, wheat and ryeFlotir, can-
dles, soap, codfisli, pork, powder and shot, gin-
ger, saltpetre, starch, indigo, shaving soap, eot-‘
ton, lamp oil, butter and cheese, patent polishing
powder, logwood, 4tland Sd cut nails,.8cl_:and 1.0!!
wrought do. window glass, 8:c. Sac. together with
a good assortment of Crockery. GIHS6‘ and E0?!/'6’?!
Ware. EBENEZER STEVENS.
Norwalk, June 5. 10
Goons.
Eli B. Bennett,
I-Ias just returned from New-York, with a large
supply of .SPRIJv‘G E5’ sUMM15R_Goo1)s.
A.L§0-—-G130C1'.?E-IE3 E3’ C_1x’OC'KERY-For
sale Cheap.
Norvralk, May 12- ,, .
Dissolution.
_ HE Copartnership heretofore existing un-.
‘ der the firm of S1£1.L1£CKE.9’ STEVENS,
\l as dissolved on the 20th inst. All accounts due
the firm has, by agrecn1’ént, fallen into the hands
of Henry Scllcck, who will continue the -busipess
at the old stand. HENRY Si~:1,,t.ecr;i,
Jltitzias Siriavliins.
N. B. Boots and Shoes of all kinds, made in
the best manner and of tilt: best materials, are
kept constantly for sale, by H.‘ SELLIV-:ci;'.
_\Torwalk, June 27, 1820. 13
O I
Dissolution.
._ HE partnership ,ll8l'C_l0l‘0l'8 existing under
the firm of CURTIS £5‘ GRI1"1"I./l", is by
mutual consent dissolved. All accounts due said
firm must be settled l1‘n1Tle(llalCl_V. ,
.- Jisssir. Cu_ii'riss,, 7
SE1-JLYE G1tir.rz'2'i.
New.Canaan, Jufie 27, 1820. 13
Volatile. Jlroniatic IIeail~.I.leIie S-mifi‘.
Prepared by John P. W”/1£'i'w€/[,Cl.1CIl.'1iSl and Drug."
gist---Boston. (Composed principally of Roots
and Aroinaticflerbs)—-Patented and warranted.
. 1-;lt"v' or none of the Snulfs in ordinary use-
F unite those advantages‘ as an elegant sternu-
, tatory, which Tobacco, combined with other iii-
‘ gradients, is capable Ol'.pl'0(ltlCl1lg. The common
Scotch snuff is not only destitute of line flavor
but is tiniversally allowed to be injurious to the
head and stomach, and sooner or later affects the
transp-.tt-ency and color of the s‘.'i'ii‘. The coarse
black snuffs, instead of clcating and stimulating
the olfactory l1'.:l'\’cs, serve but to o'c‘sti'.uct and
deaden tllem : and in process of time, by stop-
ping the passages, has an evident effect upon the
speech. The Volatile at/I-ozndlic Smgf will, by ex-
perience, be found not liable to these objections-—
its flavor is l'ragi‘f£i:‘t and ileliglitftil-‘-—the effect
pleasing and salutary-—it opens and purges the
head—sciisibly stimulates the spirits, and re-
moves that (.lI‘0WSiIlCSS_WlilCll on some occasions
will prevail in spite of our utmost efforts to baflle
it. By repeated €Xp,€l;l‘lIl‘l€I1tS, it is known_to be of
essential service to those who are troubled with
long,dull, nervous licad-aclies, and will be found
for superior fdr this purpose to the Cephalic snuff.
In cases "of catartli or what is commonly called a
cold in the head, a pinch or two taken _at night
on going to bed will, by ifioistening the mucus,
effectually remove all obstructions before morn-
ing. All those troubled with the hypochondria
or vapors, will find in this chemical preparation a
complete antidote. All sedentary and studious
persons of either, sex will find by its occasional
use, a cheap and cheering relief ‘from that lassis
turle \vh"i€:h invariably accompanies a long sitting
onmucii reading. This snulffs well stopt in a
handsome square bottle made eifpicasly for the
advantages of a snuff Box. __ ,
Extract of a Ccrrfficate from Doct. Benjamin
Waggrhousg, 1v'cllo~w_ q[tlie'1VIe(lical Society in Lon-
don——and oft/ic Jvtzzidiigzl lllcdical School qf1v'ra'nce
_..an.r_1 late Professor of the T/teary and Practice
of P/zysic in the Urzivcrsity q/‘Cambridge.
Boston, Ilfil/.‘-Street," Mfarc/L 30, l8 l3-
.‘ The articles are certainly inpocent in their
qualities. Those _liable to: nervous and other
,5 head-aches well know that fitsof these distressing
l affections most commonly subside on a spontan-
: eons sneezing towards night, and if this relief can
be expedited by a sternutatory, I should givothe
prcferance to your snuff over that of powd‘ered to-
bacco or even the imported Ce/zlzalic Snufi‘, the
ingredients of which are unknown to us. With
this" view Iliave used your composition myself
and recommended it to others.’ _ -
V I am yours, &'c.
, B. W'A—'ri~:itnoUsi=.i.‘
To .7. P. I4"/iilvuell, C/zc'mi.s'.! and Drzzggjst.
For sale by: _ _. « & ISAACS.
At the saiife place maybe had Dr.Dean’s,
It’/zcumazic Pills, so famous for this complaint in-
the N. E. States. This excellent medicine-is ac-.
compaiiisd by numerous certificates from Judges,
Clergymen, and respectable Physicians. Price
Norwalk, May 15. 0’.’tf.
50 cents a » ~
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‘ TI-IE little old Store,’ west side the Bridge,‘ ‘'
- continues open as usual, and has recently been re-
purposc, 31’l(l_WhiCl1H,}V.lll'l)€~ii)l.1m.l to unite all the -
inirepid Tris.
".5 >
Baiigatutk flccominpdatzoii Packets f07‘.7V';,I’ork.
LOOP INTREPID, commanded" by Capt.
.,{[m; Burr, will sail from the Landing of
L. is‘ S. E. DOWNS, on Saugatuck river, on
Saturday the 20th inst. Sloop ll_lIS, command-
ed by Capt. Plait Pclzrsall, will sail from G.Bii_4p'.
Lei‘ 5.9’ Co’: Landing on Tuesday following ; and
will so continue to sail,lon each succeeding Sat-
urday and Tuesday, throughout the S_unin1'ei-and
fall seasons, extraordinaries excepted. The speed
of _ these Packets in sailing, .'_combined with the
conveliience of their accommodations, warrant
the subscribers in saying they are not inferior to.
any Packets that pursue the same liuc.ofbusiness.
Persons who may be disposed to enter as passen-
gers in either -of said Packets, may rest asstired
that the best attention will be paid to _their coin-
fcrt and‘con_ven‘ience,:and frci'ght will be received
on the most rt-:asoi_iaBi_§___tci'ms. Personsliving at
a distance ft om thellandings, who shall arrive in
‘s‘aid'Packc_ts', are sivn-formed that Horses and Car-
riages can beimmediately procured in the vicin-
ity of said Landings to transport ‘them to-their
respective places of residence. ' - '
. . 1.. 1‘. 2. s. E. DOWNS,
G. -BRADLEY 8: CO.
Saugatuck,(vFairlield) May 15. 07if
Summer Arrangemeiif.
Accoinmodatibii P ackets,
To sailfi-oniEbe1zezer D. I{oyt’s Landing, at
.7V‘orwalIc, for Peck Slip, New,-Fork.
- I.._OOP UNION, Brown, will commence sail-
LA ing from the above landing, on Saturday the
lst .of April, and return on Thursday. Sloop
CITIZEN, Peiinoyer, will sail oil Tuesday, and
return on Saturday. Sloop MECHANl_C, Das-
kam, willsail on Thursday, and return the -Tucs-
day following 5, each vessel performing her week-
ly trip through the season.
Forfreiglit or passage apply totlie subscriber,
For to either the Captains on board of their re-
spectivevessels. E. D. HOYT.
Norwalk, March 27.
Summer Arrangement. .
PACKET,
To Sail from Bur-call. Hubbell’s
Lamll-ng at .N'orwalk,'?for Peck-Slip, .N'.I"o1'-lc
HE neyvancfvery fast sailing sloopORlON
_ A‘ .B.Ks.EL_g,it,:mastoi', having 16 superior and
elegant {Sail on Ttiesday the 28th
insi. and i‘eLti’r.ptgf§liTe;':Sattii‘day following, continu-
ing hcr .wer:,kl-y. ‘trips through the season. '
For fr_cigltt_. or pa_s_s,a_g_e,-_ apply to the subscri-
bers, or to the Captain on‘b_oard. ,
Every attention will be paidto the tui-
commodation of Passengers.
BUR RALL 8: IIUBBELL.
Norwalk, March 27. .
Domestic Manufactures.
prices, for Cash or most kinds of country‘
produce, at his establishmentin Norwallf, Sheet-I’
ing and Shirting Muslin, Stripes and Cliafm.
brays, tvliolesaleatid retail. ,Al:}o Cotton’Yarn,
both twist and filling (assorted numbers) by the
bundle, run or s‘ir.ei'n,' blue and white, at Factory
prices. Candlewick, in 1-4 and 1-2 lb. balls.
BC,-“‘°‘ REEDS made to anyorder, on the short-
est notice.
Also, Pal-.,nt Composition for the axles of car
riages, an excellent substitute l'or_tar, grease, Scc
Ifor sale as above. . A'l{ON NASH.
Not-walk, Sept. 7.
, B. 85 "C. Isaacs
' AVE just received a fresh supply of those
' justly esteemcrl and highly approved Med"-
cincs, prepared’ by \V. T. Conway, Cltemist,’No.'
Bumstead Place, Bos'ton,to ‘wit :
Dr. Relfe’s Botanical Drops.
Dr. Relfe’s Asthmatic Pills. p ,
Dr. Relfe’s Aromatic Female Pills for 0l)Sfl‘L1'é-
lions, Stc. _
Dr. Rclfe'5 Alllil)llll0'uS Pills for Indigestion,
Billious affectiiuis, Etc.
ache. , ,
. Dr. Relfe’s Vegetable Rheumatic Pills.
Dr. .Iebb’s Rheumatic Liniment ; Rheuma-
tism of 20 years’ standing, has been cured by this
in 9.4 hours. ,
British _Antis'eptic Dentrifice, most excellent
for the teeth and gums.
Dumfries’ Ointment, a certain and safe cure
for the Itc/i, in one /zour’s a/2/zlication, be it ever so
itivétet'ate. pg-o No dimger from taking cold .’
Albion Corn~_.Plaster. ‘The relief is immedi-
ate, and while it dissolves and draws thecorn out
by the roots, it. causes not the least pain.
Cambrian tooth-ache Pills ; the relief is instan-
taneous, without the leasl injury to the=tecth.
Dr. Hunter’s celebrated Pills ; Dr. Hunter’s
Injection Powders, and Doctor Hunter’s Cerate
for the prevention and cure of vcnerial complaints
with perfect secrecy. A treatise, explaining
symptoms, and method of cure accompany each
packet. , V _ i _
Pamphlets of many extraorcliirary cures, may
he had of the agents‘, gratis.
;C,'4" None of the cocoa are genuine, unless
signed‘ VV. T. CoNw.u'.’, A large discount to
country Physicians, Traders, -Scc. '1' be above
Meclicines may likewise be had of most Booksel-
lers, Druggists and Post M'asters‘tlirougli'out the
United States. _ 1
Norwalk, Nov.'[23.
Rock SA’I..’I‘i.—-A‘ fl‘esll supply of the first
. quality of Rock Salt, just received, and for
E. D. HOYT.-
sale by
Norwall-2, May 29.
~ sign alldeeds of re_l'
‘ HE subscriber offers for sale, at reduced.
Dr. Relfe’s Vegetable Specific (for sick head ‘
LFOR SALE, AT -THE baiurrs «BOOK~_STOitE,
3 good assortment of Miscellaneous, School,
and Toy Books. Also, Large and small
Bibles, Common -Prayer,differcti‘t prices; Psalm
and Hymn books, '1‘estaments, .8t‘c. Likewise,
Ledgers,’Day-Books, Cypliering and lVriting
Books, Blank books for ins'ertii1g music, 8tc. Alt-
so, slates and slate pencils, lead pencils, red and
black Ink powder, wafers and waf_er stamps,~'6<c.
-Towii-Record Books and all _lti_nds‘of Blank
work, furnished on reasonable_ terms. , I
The Book Binding ,busz'ne.sjs carriedon, ‘and all
orders in that line will be promptly executed.
NiciioI.s 8: PRICE.
., Norivalk, July 12. ..
PUBLIC ACTS-'-Mey Session, 1820.
An Act relating to the S,choo_l'I-‘und. ,
Be it enacted by I/Ii.‘ Senate and floitsc q/f‘_R¢7"zre_.
scntatives, in General ./1.5-scnzlzly convened, Tliiit
Commissioner ofthe School Fund shall take the
oath prescribed by the Constitutioii for-Executive
officers, he shall superintend and takecare of all
property belonging to the fund and the. interest
arising on: the same, he‘ shall cause ‘the nett it-
mouiit 'of_iii_terest received yearly on the fuiid to
be distributed for the '.)enc-lit‘ ofpublic or common
schools according to law, _l,’:l1(l prepare all necessa-
ry deeds of release and conveyance to be execu-
ted by the Treasurer. . _ __ _ ,
§2. The colmmissioner shall causesfall debts by
other property belonging to, sai_d:fu[1(l to be regis-
tered in books to be kept in his ofiiee forvthat pur-
pose. The registry ofthelands shall shew their
extent, situation, and value, distinguishing mgiw,
from cultivated lands. He shall cause an account
to be kept with such individual debtor. sliewing
the place of residence of sucli debtor, the amoiitit
of his debt, and the security tlicitefor. ;
§ 3. Tliere shall on or bttfoie the second day of
Sept"em,ber "annually_,'bc made and delivered to the
Treasurer of this state by the Commie-sioiier,"a'
statement of the amount of-intercstgdue from each
debtor to the School Fund, which stateinent shall
contain the names of all such debtors iii alphabet-
. ical order, shewing the'nu.mbe'r of the bond, date,
place of residence ontlie second day of Scptieni-.
berg, for principal and for interest. _ ,
§ 4. The treasurer of this state shall receive all
money-paid on account of the school fund, as well
for principal as for interest,_and distinguishing
‘ theinterest from the pri_n_cipal ; shall give dupli-
cate i'ecei_pts therefor, one to the debtor, the oili-
er to be lodged in the office‘ of the commissioner;
andshall pay over _s_aicl.,m_o_nies to, orders drawn:
according to law, and t,héiTi§easui'et' is hereby_a'u-
‘thorised upon i'e.éj'u_e" ' c commissioner to
‘lfconvéyance of lands
prepared by him. _ _ ,
§5. T he_commi“§§‘i¢$_“‘j _ll‘ b_y_ the first day
of April, A. D. 1821“, ‘ ifcaiuse to be made,
correct duplicate absific,—t‘§7§frdm his books, of all
the property be_l.ongingi to the fund ; in this shall
be entered the names oftlie obligors in alphihet-
ical order, in classes according to the state to
which they belong, their place of residence, the
names of the sureties and their place of residence,
the ntiinliér and date of the bond,-the amount due
' on the second day of September preceding, as
principal and as interest, with the amount and
situation of security. and shall‘ also contain the
‘amount of lands belonging to the fund, distin-
guishing improved farms from new lancls, anti
statiiig-the estimated value of such lands afid.theit‘
situation, also the at'iioun_t and dcsci-ip_ti_'on of bank
or other stocks belonging to said fund, both of
which shall be lodged in the office of the Comp-
troller of public accounts. and the .Cornptroll,er
shall make a certificate on .the abstracts, which
shall be signed by the Comptroller andthe Cleric
in the c-flice of the Commissioner, certifying that
, the same is a correct s’ts§ttemt~nt of all; the proper-
ty entered in the books of the Cor'ni'nissi'one.r of
the School Ftintl. Tll8'C0mplPOllBl'-Sllilll then
enclose one of the statements in a piiopeivscaled
envelope, anddcposit the same for safe keeping
in the vault of the Phoenix Bank in the city of
Hartford, subject to the order of the.Covernor.of
this state, and once in each year thereafter, by
the 1st of April, the Commissioner shall make,’
or cause to be made, like duplicate abstracts ofialf
changes of property whichhavc occurred during
the year preceding, which duplicates shall sever-
ally be ceriified:in.the same manner, and: placed
in the same deposits. . , 3 _ . f '
§ 6. It shall be the duty .of the Commissioner
to lay before the General Assembly on or before
the sixth day of their session to be holderrin I~'.ia;~'
X82 l, a report shewing the amount and value of
J all the property of every description _ticlon;;ii:g;
to the fund, which report shall exhibit the extent,
location and value of the lands, riistii.gtiisl'iin_:;
culti'vatéd,from.netv lands, also the aggregate
number of, and amount due on bonds or other
obligation,classed according to the Statesiii which
the debtor resides, the amount and description of
‘bank or other stock belonging to the fuiid,and also’
the amount of the avails of the SchoolFund which
may have been disbursed during tlie‘ycar prece-
(ling. He shall also present a like report-in,eac’li’
succeeding year,‘noting the increase or decrease
of the fund‘, and the causcs.ihereof. ,
§7'. It shall be the duty of the Comptroller se-
mi" annually, in the months of,April and October,
to scttletlie accounts of the Coriimissioncr of the
School Fund, and the Comptroller shall draw an
order on the Treasurer for the balance dtie him’,
which together witli all the legal and necessary
expenses in managing the fund, shall be paid out
of the revenue arising‘ on the same.
§ 8. The Treasurer shall cause to be delivered
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‘ to-the’ Comptroller by the first day of March and
October 'in each year, a statement of the nett :1-
motmt ofinterest and other revenue paid into the
Treasury on account of the School Fund, and the
Comptroller shall on application of the committee
"of any school society, draw an order on the T reas-
urer for the amount legally-[due such society. .
§ 9. The Commissioner of the Schoo1.Fund is
authorised to appoint a, clerk-in his oflice for such
bond or otliervvise due, the School Fund,,.an_d_ all .
.porti’pu of time-as he shall judge nec,essary, ivb'i<.ili, f C‘ "
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