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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved Feb. IA, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT in relation to the commission and punishment
of crime
SECTION Be it enacted by General Assembly of III,
STATE Of Indiana That every person who shall wy
barn boat water cram mill house dsiiery still house
roo rs o. IN SHOP house building
printing office OF an other public bridge
house. church meeting Of
college, ede or building belonging thereto public
private whatever who shall any
joining TO the with intent TO burn
buildings craft or other property
satisfy sna S G5 attempt to burn any stack
gram any pen or pile Of thrshed grain
the ear shall be deemed guilty OF arson and upon
fnedn exceeding five hundred dollars be i'm
the State prison at hard labor for period
SEC 2 Every who shall be aiding abeng in the
CT any crime or offence specified in articles
COUNSEL encourage hire otherwise procure
punishment and penalties which by prescribed o
the punishment Of the principle offender and the
into aud punish each and aiding beng
the commission Of said crime offence Aforesaid BY
sEe B. This act to be in force from and after its passage
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
JAS. II. LANE,
President Of the Senate. .
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
AN ACT TO repeal an act therein named and 10 rerirt
the Statutes Of 1s43 relative the election of Prose
cutting attorneys
sEcTos l. Be enacted BY the General Assembly of the
prosecuting attorneys by people in the several
Counties approved January g. s4 be and the is hereby
repealed.
SEC g. That much provide for
the election Of prosecuting attorneys the pdople
February H. S43 and much OF entitled
vide for the appointment Of circuit defining
their duties approved January 90 1884, is repealed by
referred and repealed BY the FIRST section Of this act
the same hereby revived declared be full
that said shall hold their Offices
years from and atsr their election, and until
elected and qualified.
sc g. The election under the provisions Of this act
shall be at the first annual election after its passage
SEC T. This act to be taken deemed public act
and TO be In force from and after passage
z. bUMoNT
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
JAS. III. LANE.
President OF the Senate.
Approved Feb. IA. 1851,
JOSEPH A WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

EklSSOLUTIoN.Te Co-parinersiip heretofore existing
NJ the subscribers under the and style Of
Smith, dissolved The 9th February by
James Sugrove having purchased the Smith,
Is duly and fully authorized settle all the business said firm
and Will continue the business, usual the stand.
JAMES SULGROVf,
Indianapolis. Feb IL, 1851. AUGUSTUS SMITH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved Feb. IL, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT for the benefit Of the Indiana Hospital for the
Insane.
SEcros Be it BY the General Assembly of
State Of Indiana That the commissioners for the Indiana Hos
al for the be and they hereby during
tho 1851 draw the State the
ten thousand dollars and above the usual said
hospital and the said hereby authorized
pay the the usual and orders Of the
commissioners out in the otherwise
appropriately and should there be sufficient
treasury to honor such ORDERS then said
uer the said commissioners authozeo borrow the said
interest than
num- and said be refunded OF succeeding
revenue of said hospital.
SEC l. This act TO take effect and be from and after
its passage.
DUMONT,
Speaker of The House of Representatives.
JAS. II. LANE,
President Of the Senate
Annrnved Eehf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved Feb. Il, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.


AN ACT to change the time of holding the Febr,,or
term Of the PROBATE court Of EIkhart county, for
the year 1851.
sEcriox l. BE IL enacted By the General Asseav of the Stat
Indiana The holding February Term OF ,bs
bate OF Ekha for The year ISL and The Same Z
hereby changed that the said shall commenced ON Mon
day. twenty fourth day of February the wear aisa &
may be Continued Tor 'ns sns.a Of Tune allowed BY
been may herereaer be made etunabe the said Forv
curabe twenty day Of Febuary d q, S Ds re-
Pmans and proceedings Of every Kind and are now
fully heard and determined BY this act as
said Court any s0iar term Ct
Sac This a.. shall be in force from and after its publication in
E. DuMoNT,
Speaker Of the House Of Rspreseuistves
JAS. II. LANE
PresSaerI o he Senate
JOSEPH A WRIGHT.
AN ACT TOR the relief Of borrowers Of the School
SECTION Be enacted by General Assembly of the State
LEI lands and hose persons ae. 5Us e RE-
common scsoo funds belonging the Of indiana approved
provided security shall b given as in cases Of loans
passage and shall be published in the Indiana STATE Sentinel and
INDIANA State Journal. ~
E. DUMoNT,
Speaker Of the House Representatives
JAS. H LANE.
President Of the Senate
Approved ian; 81 :ps ISL xvp,ayr
AN ACT to amend an act entitled "an act 10 IN
and ezteHd the benefits Of common school, -
upYrovsd January H. 1s49.
sx Be enacted BY the General Assembly Of The State Of
Inasns That snail be Lawful for majority the qualified votes
Of any school District IN his STATE special meeting thereof
ten days notice Of the same being given writing by posing The
same no three OF the most public in district signed nv
I'VE feehode 10 vote for the purpose of building or paying
for schcol house. the ouai
ined voters OF the district shall deem proper Po-dsd tax
% sd BY vote shall no case exceed fifty cents
on each one hundred dollar. wodh Of taxable properly
SEC That ali laws and parts coming in conflict with
The repeuIed Pro-
vdsa. However shall net be applicable TO- or IN force Inc
county Of Noble Prouidsd fnre, This no case re-
local law any county Stnte: Pr,rf-
sd Je That the provisions this shall only extend 10
csuns wch have adopted the entitled Fan and
extend TIE benefits Of common schools" approved January 1870
S<c. This ac 10 be in force from and after passage
E DUMONT,
Speaker Of the House o Representative
JAS p. N1I.LIKlN,
President Of the Senate pro TEN.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

he governed BY lash seclO article XII chapter H. of the
vi<ed statutes Of 1913
SIC This
rrzssage-
F. DUMONT,
Speaker OF Inc House Of REPRESENTATIVE.
JAS H. LANE,
President Of The Senate
Approved Feb. 10. 1851
JOSEPH A WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
approved y an. 81, icol.
JOSEPH 4. WRIGHT.

AN ACT declaring certain laws force in the counties
of DeKGIb, Noble and Sfeubea
SECTION Be IL enacted by the General the
State of Indiana That Sections 40 end and
sections I29 $780, and 49, article g. of chapter
Statutes Of l83 be and the hereby TO
full force in the counties of DeKsb Noble and Steuben
Sec g This act take effect be in from and after
its passage.
E. DUMONT
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
JAS. II. LANE,
President of the Senate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

AN ACT to repeal San act entitled act to amend the
Statute proriding for the taking change Of
criminal cases." Approoed January 6 ls4S so far as
relates to the county of Steuben.
SECTION Be it enacted BY the General Assembly of the
Indiana entitled
ute providing for the taking change in criminal
Approved January 6 % be and the hereby repealed
far as the same relates TO Steuben county
SEC Alaws repealed by the act the first
act mentioned and which in force the
said act be and the is hereby revived and declared full
force SO far as relates 10 the county Of Steuben.
SEc g This effect be from and after
its
+. DUMONT,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
JAS. H. LANE,
President of the Senate.
Approved Jan. 81.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved FEB. 7, 1S3I.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
AN ACT TO amend section II Of chapter Sc of the re-
pised statutes of 1S13

AN ACT 10 amend section IL of chapter Sc of the re-
pised statutes of lS43
Section J. Be It enacted by General Assembly of the
State OF Indians Thai section chapter
revised statutes Of 5f be amended
OF any Kind other than money shall have posses
sion OF any county BY OF the provisions
eleventh section Of the aforesaid chapter and which still
la the possession Of such
the owner thereof and not otherwise disposed according
law the treasurer shall sell the highest bider a
public auction after giving days previous notice
ana place Of SALE for which he shall receive commission
eight therefom residue
into the his county disposed OF in the manne
prescribed in said twelfth section disposal of money
Sec This act 10 take effect and be nom and after
Its passage.
K. DUMONT,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives
JAS. H. LANE,
Approved Feb 9. 1851 = - $1,000
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved Feb. ID, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

Approved Feb. IA. 1851,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

Approved Feb. n, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

"a oTIcEPublc notice hereby given thai United States Mill
tary Land Warrant No. 66 $50 acres issued
Undersigned has been lost and believed be
the 9Th of April, 1851, shall demand Commissioner
Pensions duplicate Of said certificate.
feb1l-6w(wl DAVID p. BAKER.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

"a OTICE-We contemplate change request
all those indebted make immediate payment This will
save Them costs, and mnch obige SMITH HANNA jal9
VETHOLEsALE CLoTHIERS-The subscribers desire call
w ing the attention OF dealers in READY MADE CLOTHING
their immense Stock manufactured expressly the Southern
and Western trade comprising every thing apperainng well
appointed Clothing Store Terms liberal
MAHONY g. KENNA,
dec24-2sw6m so and So Aln street Ros,on.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20
Approved Feb. s, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT,

AN ACT to amend an act entitled 'an act for the
call Of convention Of the people Of the State of In
diana to revise, amend. alter the Constitution of
said State" aPProred January Is, 1850
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-03-20

Approved Jan 81, ISL
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-05-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
w1WN4I7 lA 7777 Yl

OI@WMMM W TWILL es pssvAssl . llsssesss mERcnAN- wv DEE iFsm PfiILADELPHEA te PITTS BUROH ie aasisipesisn 6f tho opsning sf the East sSn Divtsiss of he Rsnnsylvanls Cansl say on and ufiss sh TWENTIETH sf FEBRUARY, st the leiIDUing Faaes, viss
 Fsr lss 6lss .Dry Cissds. Hats. Bsess and Shoes. < Drugs, Books. Stationery. kc ,at el per 100 ibs Fer 2d Ciape Hardware, Quesngwnre, GfOceFies. Paint and DysslafEs. OTs, 6e., ns 60 cts pr lOO. For a Clsss Coffee. Leaf Tobacco. Irons Guanos Rnsan, Beef, poFk, Sc. ai @ cts per 100 Ibs- Fer Ath Chan Tar, Pitch, Rosin. Ashes. Marble. Pr Efen, Bsicks, &c, at S0 cls. per 100 lbs. H.H. HOUSTON. EIIFrtiaht Agent. Pena. Railroad Co.
 Ne a7l & 27e Market Street, PhlIs. N. B---Coods going Essi by our Reed shonld De consigned to McFADEN & COV0DE.
 Pittsburgh. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY. PASSENGER TRAINS between PnILADEL- PHTA and PITTSBURGH, Leave Philadelphia Daily at 8 A. M.. and st i01f 2. M. Leave Puts. hnr9h Daily d 6 A. M.. end ?. N.
 4. HENDERSON, Passsngsr Agsns. aa-am.
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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCuoor
 Boarding and Bay Ssheel For Tsuas l,d;,.

THE basness oi this seminary vii, \. ,...-... | 'h~ WE sept. tp> VI, wtsR runeipst .,, dahr~ et the Parsls is earnestly ret,te.,.A ''''
 Tbss 1nsitlHttOH under ihe care oi At,s .s . Misses WOOD, wtih Assistant Trach,,s every taeihiy fet epaFttHe ths adFantsrrs n1, t. 6Hished edse alien. Possessing within th, " qsslihrstian< Ter tte various hranehes wt,,t z. hare ptaetsed wi,h perfect satistseticn tts, 'f FefeV 10 ,lse grniisSnen whose pansss are ,o,,. S
 The Pupils ei Ihe Raarsisw SehnoI. b,,,.s .-- s'shi'y sssecisie. ai6 7t-, ,T TSschsrs ts,' .V ai'eni'eH sa necessary ts form and svhrs o,, a' n~ss, and nreslace habits ei ogfer ,ns re.'.a D. efsrn'iA. in the fosn#ficH ai rhsractst '"
 Feei'ne the importance Ut . Ihsoash kp,,,s... o' ihe kfeeeh language, now ie3ispsn.str ,g ,,,. etae sstoa, the Principals VI ish 70 rehsf, II s. f possible he isnggsge o the eSisetishrrst Th-' propose sdm,iiihg he fapi;s. vhn reside ii. , family, Q attend The French rassts, Wi,hegt ,,,-, ehatg~.
 The,eeAtloa ol the eity sC iIpls Rock IS h..l,,e. pifaSAe', and accessible at ad times, by stssuho., Snd stage. ''''
 Tie system of education, assidgopS,v ny,ss., aims a' perfect appreciation oi whafey.,is s,,,r, ed n developing inc moral sud nteilectua, f,c,lt,
 embracing thorough and $, s,ems,ic reu,ss ,,.s the eiemeh,art :o The highest branches Morpi, records ct scholarship and derorment are trausnt ted '" Parents whist every jadeIous inc,smen, 10 study is afforded w Tue school is enAstanily undef lhe superyiS,c, f the Board os Visitors, who, ftom time ,o fine a, anime ths various classes shi report their pfoe,. Terms af Tuition and Board per srs.,on n, I've naanthn '' [ sAko
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-05-27
Cisscisssss ssssi Goods!

CSmciseas0fi Goods! OO Kegs Fresh Buckwhsat Flour 300 pounds LU Bologna Sausages bbl; Hominey; bbl. White Beans.
 20 Boxes Star Candles;
 DO Boxes Taliow do.
 Bbis Lard Oil; 4l& Bhl Salaratus; 800 Jugs; IS Demljohns, Is Iron Bound Kegs. Received per Trustee, and for sale by JOHN D. ADAMS. Feb. II, 1881. Steamboat Landing.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-05-27
SIND HE .

EO Bbls. Eupe,fine Flou,: 60 Boxes S'aI Cam OU dies; 10 Bbis. Clear Pork; Bbls. Lnseea Oil 2 Bbis Lard Oil; BhIs. Powdered Sugar. , Do. Crushed Do.; 2,00a Lbs. Cotton Yarn; 3,O00 Lbs Bar iron; 20 Kegs Pure White Lead.
 HARDWARE. &e.--Anviis; Bellows; Vices; Screw Plates: Hand end Sledge Hammers; MeFtice and Rim Locks, Mineral Knobs; Fancy Plate Cup board and Pad Locks; Axes; Axe and Claw Hatch- cts; Traces; Grubbing Hoes; Turning Chiseis and (;ouees Files and Kasps; ? and fold Rules; Let ter Copying Presses; Wrought aud Horse Nails; Spir;t Levels and Ptumbs Rand, Panel and Wood Saws Shoyeis. Spades and MannTe Forks; Copal Varntsh. &c. Received aHd for sale by
 IoIv is VIM. B. WAIT.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-05-27
lang,rss,, Ss,llouaL Nap of AFkausas.

VTyHE above splendid Map s now finished and \ ready for delivery. 1l deiiheates the whole State as lad of by the r S Deputy Surveyors Every Section and fractional section is snowR, so ina, fsriy acre bsei be readily found upon 1t. The exact position of all the County Seals, PosI offices, Saline Springs, Seminary Lands, and the ich and fertile lands selected hy the Siate out Of he zoo GOO acre donation grant al accurately shown. The Lead Mines and other mineral locations are noted. as well as at ths old confirmed Spanish sGf veys: with the latest aIersiions in the County lines The whole Map containing as great an amount of valuable information as can be found on any Stale Map extant.
 Il is put ID on rollers, elegantly eoiored and var. nished. Price $ %. Also in convenient pocket form. nrice S %. The pocket Maps can be seni 10 any par, Of the State by mail. Postage cents For sale al the bookstore oi
 L. K. LINCOLN, Little Rock.
 A,,u ts50 3ltf
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-05-27
Iron and Castings.

Hrcn and Castings. Annn Lbs Bar Iron, assorted; 4NJJO Bundles Nail Rods; 6 Bundles Extra Horse Shoe; 100 pieces Plow Wings; 75 Skillets aud lids; 90 Ovens and lids l5 assorted English Pots; IS Sugar Kettles; l2 Grid Irons; 90 odd lids. Received per Trustee, and for sale by
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Feb. II. Steamboat Landing.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-05-27
DR. LElDT'S SARsAPlRILLA BLOOD PILLS,
 Ahead of all OtheTs!i
The Envy of aIi pnl sTanufAeturer.i

The Envy of all Pim sEamafAetasersi; DECAUSE they are safer, beties and more efk tb eseious than any others, and because the pub lie val take DO Hotce of others II they obtain em 500.o0e0 BOXES have bees sold annually he hal YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE, eas, aiway, take them witb equal safety. and without fear
 IF PLLLS hA NECESSARY tor parxine and rleanstaf the s,lomach zad B9w@ls aaa pa4Be the Btood and ahs of the body, take 0iheFufof other ias ppdnre ls combined effects, contain sarsaparslla ID them.
 Eat, Drink and Live Usmal, and plFs0s yepi usual occupation whist taking Gs, without eaI oi As cold, during all kinds of weatiser.
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS wagefed tat KeBsise sertifuaiss tom Phfs ctans cefgyHen, members o Congress, aad re1perishe FORTY Pii.Ls AXE IN BON, and sold aI as eenss box, w directions and much wholesome advice secomPa nyiag each boa
 They have taste unpleasant sasei
 Free h1ni dlsi Of powder oi any kind,
 To not gnpe tlfe stDtancb bowels.
 Produce no ssekHess, yonting bad feeinrt, THEY AliL GOOD AT ALL TIMES,
 And adapted Co mssst diseases common Htsaknd No having taken them wiii be willing take any others, beeaose they vii always good and they d0 nat, thsa no oihsss wilL
 Dr. A B. L1idy, the pfopsiesoE and nanafaefeT,i u drusgst ehet and physaeaa or l5 ysars sxpesebes Padelpia; gfaadaie of UniveFsisy 0f PennsylsanA asber of 1efen medanzi stntimss of Pbadeipbh New York, bDsios katnnFe, Ar, and aascnse and corrssd meber ug several medical Rsatluhr o London &ea "a rshenee the ef le gFssisf confidence psrsd 10 m ps, ad thcf being recommended m the fNrtee o mod e spectabie Piys4caaAs throughout the unsssd Siaes,
 Principal Depniy pf Ledy's DsPensary, No ll9 A"f~ FoMfh st, Phnadelphia sold wtoiesale Assd Trfl w. TapPe, Iisiia R0ek R steEeasaas Van BaF'n; @e" vii Mead, and HnEht Co, New oslsaals, snd aI df gsis and stmekekpeEs in tte uHiied Esaieh,
 ocr79'5o -V
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.1elr fa0O6fs! .NesC G00ets :!

rVHHE undersigned has jus, re- 4 ;: E :. B \ ceived, and Is now opening, ssSEg5f/ a large and weli-seecied assort- N IsTM meut of Dry Goods, Clothing, , <fFK VA Hats. Boots and Shoes, Hardware. ~fHfFH fhMS Queensware, and everything usu- kSNlA " ally found in stores adapted to the WHK country trade all of which he ezzasr~ offers for sale Cheap for Cash, in exchange for Cotton or Peltries, for which The highest market price will be given. Country dealers woald do well to give him call, and examine his stock be- fore purchasing elsewhere.
 A. J. HUTT
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LITTLE ROCK FOUNDRY AND SMlTHERY.
 Roswell Vgeebe

VXyOULD respectfully cali the attention of th,
 w pablle to llis above establishment. which has recently andeFgone thorough repair, and. hay ing the necessary facilities. is Row fally prepatrd 10 furnish 10 ort~F wi,h great Promptaess. every article Ia ,sus iae of eihsF wrought or csst IteR, Brsss or Copper. of good material, proportions, and work tmanship, sad upon as cheap terms, ss any other Fon nary h this ceuntry. Milrights sud o,hers, oFdetInx wleels wll he pessed to give the X ss esrs and pitch, aso the pHrticusr siae aad shape of the eye. wanted in eacb wheel. The d. ameler Of a wheel. wlseu Cast will he 1 of sB inch per gUes lrss--the saIne with length oi shaA--- Orders shonId also be accompanied with draaght and fult descriplien of what is wanted, aud the postage paid.
 Little Rock, Dec. 10. ls5O.--l4--if
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(SAPIENTLA PR.ESEAT OMNlBUS.) FEMALE COLLEGIATE SEMINARY,
 TULfr, DALLAS CousTY, ARKANSAS.

~A@OA John s. Garvin, Presi- Weldon E. Wright, M D., dent Prof, of Colle, Prof. of Nat Science Mrs Nj. Cook, Govern. Mai B. J. Borden, Prof of and Instructress. Ethics and Belle Letters Senor F. Garcia, Prof. of Music and Mod. Lang
 TUITION PER MONTH. Collegiate Department. (Anc. or Modern IaDgua- Collegiate Department, English Course. % Academic Department, ................S % Primary Department. -..........,......2 co Ornamental Department. tPainting and
 Drawing,) .........,... % Musical Department fVocal and Instrumental,5 % Boarding, including washing fuel, lights &c. 10 %
 Academic year embraces one session of ten months, commencing the lst Monday in August and closing the last Thursday in June.
 Tuition and Board must be paid one-half in advance the re ,ander at the close of the session No deduction will be made from the rates of Tui- ton except in cases of sickness.
 atiOns. .-.-rhere will be annual ex- animation before Board of Visitors the close of each term; and quarterly examinations before the Beard of Guardians.
 Diplomas will be given, on the recommends ton of the Board of Visitors. to the graduates of the Semnaty, and certificates of Scholarship, to those who have taken partial course.
 Discipline and Police will be mild but firm; being rather one of moral restraint, than pun shmcnt. Quarterly reports ofconduct.and Scholar ship will be transmitted to parents or guardians.
 Course of Instruction Is divided into three Departments Primary. Academic and Collegiate. Music. is believed that no Institution in the South west offers equal advantages to peri ct its Pupils In this elegant accomplishment. Senor Garcia the accomplished head of this Department, has taught with distinction in Washington City and Virginia, and Is not only most skillful per- former. but the best Instructor In the Art that we have ever seen.
 Needle Work.-.Plain and Fancy.---No extra charge will be made in this Department, the pupils furnishing the materials. The products will be disposed of at annual Fair and the pro- ceeds placed in the Library Fund.
 Lectures and Composition. .--- Lectures vii l be delivered regularly by the heads of Departments to their respective Glasses, and Compositions will be required every two weeks during ih course, from the members of the Academic and Collegiate Departments.
 Vacation. .---There will be a vacation of one week the, last of December. and one of two months ct the close of the Session.
 By order of the Board of Guardians.
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