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Page 1254
... regulations for the schools in Farmington , adopted in 1796. It now appears that the society was neither a town nor a parish , but an independent political unit existing for an educa- tional purpose . Voted the following regulations for ...
... regulations for the schools in Farmington , adopted in 1796. It now appears that the society was neither a town nor a parish , but an independent political unit existing for an educa- tional purpose . Voted the following regulations for ...
Page 1331
... regulations in relation to common schools , and other educational institutions , that are instituted , to receive aid from the school , or uni- versity - fund of this State ; but all acts , rules , and regulations of said board may be ...
... regulations in relation to common schools , and other educational institutions , that are instituted , to receive aid from the school , or uni- versity - fund of this State ; but all acts , rules , and regulations of said board may be ...
Page 1354
... regulations as provided for the lands belonging to the school - fund . The income of said fund only shall be applied to the support of such institutions , and until so applied shall be invested in the same manner as the principal . SEC ...
... regulations as provided for the lands belonging to the school - fund . The income of said fund only shall be applied to the support of such institutions , and until so applied shall be invested in the same manner as the principal . SEC ...
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