Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03

lie president and directors OF the Ii trrr> fund,
heIieNne that the resolution itself is oppressed with
sufficient inHotcnySS and precision, respectfully re-
Ter thereto, and request that carly steps ma, h,
tahento put them in possession Of the reports 81
the resi- ecll'c tuurtionarir> above mentioned. on
or before tie lr,t Monday in December ucNt, in
order that thcy may be- laid before the general az
>embls.
3, order Of the p,csidon, and director. of thc
literary fund. j. BROWN, j.
StcoRd .tUdif0r
Resolution otthe General assembly, caii,ne Ter
information respecting the Tjr0S,tQ Of ~
@ta'o, and The t0HcgcS and lcddtmies ofthf
state.
Passed February 16h, 1850
Whereas the general assembly, ou the twenty
fourth day of February, ciehtccn hundred and
twenty one enacted, that Whenever the annual in
come al The literary fund should exceed ,lNl> lhon
sand dollars, the surplus above that sum, IN
I'll such surplus should amount to twenty thousand
dollars should be- appropriated to the cndov
mont 81 such colleges academies, and inlcrmc,I,-
ate schools, within this commonwealth, as the pc
neral assembly might thereafter dcsienat, AS iii
IaNhiutlons Tor such endowment And whcicus it
appears from tlc report of the second auditor, that
thafe Will accrue during the current G,cal year, a
surplus oi more thauwcntN thousand dollars above
surplus vii probably continue to increase every
year, 50 rs to render it c>pclicul IT, de-, Use ono
general system for its appropriation and di,ttihu.
uon, III ahlmcnt Of lhr original design, Of tl, as
semhlN, which eaunot now hc done, tor the want ol
certain requisite information IN rcllon 10 all the
in,linlion-:
liz II @pgorc rcsolrcdb 9 the general assem-
biY, Iat the prcsiicn' and director, of the liIcra
ry fund be requested to report to the next ecnc-
raj assembly the condition and wants of ia. uni
NcrslY colleges and academies in this state.
winch have been endowed by the present or for-
mer eoNrfnmrnt,orh N private muulliccncc aud the
state OF their funds and amount of their annual
revenue, with an account of the sources If their
derivation, and the modes Of their investment al
50, detailed statement Of the condition Of each Of
these Neninalic,, in respect to lis accommodations
ior teachers and pupils the number Off prole,-
sofs or teachers, with the amount OF hcir rcsprc-
tive salaries othr number of students the branch
rs {" science and learning tauolt in it the fee, OF
illloii, aud the rules of its Government and fur
Tier, which OF these scmnarcs have been inc or
poratcd by law. AM. in order to enable the alorc-
sud president and dircctor, to make the statement
aud report herein required, thry are hereby au-
ihorlzei and empowered to call upon the directory
oil me several colleges tn trustees Ut the several l.
cadenies, 50 iar rs canb aScrrancd and the boards
oi school commissioner. OF the several counties and
corporate towns Of the state, TO furnish yuchdcacd
statements as they may deem necessary to enable
them 10 accomplish the object, Of TIL, resolution.
Aeleed 10 lay both house, Of the general assem-
bly,, February 26th, 1925.
GEORGE v. MUNFORD, &. HID.
Clllzens your deep interest is involved in the
appropriations Of the revenue of the Lcrary
ma ana VIII You continue to nn.ccl il , |,
The " District Free School >lstcm a, established