Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-04
COMMON SCHOOLS.

FEIHE attention of the District School Committeeman is
i called the following Section of the late Act, con-
ce!nng Common Schools:
SEC. 2 Be 1t further enacted, That the district commit
heretofore and each of whom shall be qualified
the State shall be appointed in tie following manner 10
oo The beard of county superntendents of eac county
shall annually meet the third Monday April and select
committees for the several districts of their respective
es III all where they have been designated in the
manner hereinafter provided. And may be lawful for
majority of the parents and guardians OF the children ent
tied to the benefits of the school fund.- of the
ton such persons they desire for committee When
ever majority of the parents guardians and qualified
ers without children, so agree upon or members
OF the committee for any district and state their preference
in writing, signed with their and present said wr
ting petition to the board Of county
before the Sd Monday April the shall appoint
the persons designated and there be three
med and Preferred shall select tie Others Such petitions
must be signed by majority of those who constitute he
whole Lumber OF parents, guardats and allied of
the district each person signing parent if he have chill
dlen OF the to be entitled to the benefit of the school
fund.- guardian, if he be such; and if he have chill
TO sign hls name more than once the children have
father living the district the mother guardian
sign such petition; and shall be incumbent on the pet
TONER'S Of them to that they constitute
majority OF the persons entitled to petition in the district
The board of superintendent shall appoint in all other
ses and when vacancies in the committees after the
annual eting Of the board, the chairman may fill them
STEPHEN D. WALLACE,
Chairman Board Common Schools New Hanover County.
March 2l. 304t.
GNEAT IMPROVENIENT.
~
IL the time for the last twelve years. have invented
WATER w II EEL
which is durable aud at the time simple in it's
strucon and capable of doing work with less
than any other Wheel in 1t suited to Grs Saw
Mills, Cotton Gins and any other machinery that may be
attached This Wheel commands the admiration of every
who has witnessed its performance and suited any
location high low head OF water, and will grind from
10 lcey bushels Ct per hour, without any gearing
belts get out o. order and loss of time in repairing and
yet cheap to place it within the reach of every
who can have a Mill of any kind
prepared to furnish Wheels and put them in op
Grafton, and fill orders in my line OF business
put up Grist Mills clean the grain of all Dirt trash
and chaft and grind nothing but the grain-Sdr MUS,
straight and circular the improved plans
Cotton Gins, with improved gearing that simple dura
Bile, and works with tian any and all
other machinery that may be wanted.
All work put up durable and neat STYLE and guaran-
teed give satisfaction. might give long list OF ceri-
Gates, but my work will Ommend ITSELF
Any wanting anything in my line of business will do
well TO address the subscriber at Magnolia, N. G.
REFERS TOP. Murphy, W. K. Cromarte, L.. G. Bass and
James Murphy EsqIs J. A. PARKER.
March 18th 1861. 29-3m"