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RICHMOND. December

RICHMOND, December g..
The Lieutenant-Goyernor in the chair.
Prayer by the Rev. DIR. Preston.
The rule of the Senate requiring the
Journal to be read daily, was, on motion Of
Mr.. Nowlin, suspended.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. Greene-To establish State re-
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stock of the Petersburg railroad company.
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tration and elections in the city of Rich
mond.
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RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Greene Providing for the selec-
ton of site for State Reform school, and
the erection of suitable buildings thereon.
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at so cents. Virginia State stocks duh. There ia
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rINHE SOUTHERN ASSOClATION.-RAF.
Il FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or.
phans of the Southern States.
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day of December, 1871.
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PRorHETIc PHIBosopHY-In 1852 Horace Greedy 10 lee
upon Crystal Palace lessons the following
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No Of District

Of Mr. Saunders OF three be appointed
order of business be acted upon each
ceeding day.
Wheregpou the Chair appointed w H. Finch j. B. Fitzhugh
aud w. lNJones said Committee.
HOURS OF MEETING.
Meet at m, adjourn at II a. Meet at ? p m adjourn
at p. m.
Adj ourned%
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WEDNESDAY MORNING.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.


Mr. Jones from Committee on Business reported
l. Reports of Teachers from different Districts.
Address. Geography aud History j. IL Edwards Dis
g. Address moral Discipline in Schools" j. H. Saunders
practical Questions Suggested By the experience Teach
s. what steps can We Take Increase the
Schools of the County, -extemPore
coMsoS SCHOOL INTEREST IN THE COUNTY.
The reports from the different representatives received
and the difficulties presented BY the
Indifferent School Houses.
Lack of Interest among the Different Schools.
Apathy upon the Part of the Trustees.
Conflict of Public and Private School Interests.
Several Districts being representcd r Tyler School
rendered reports for the which
interesting
ADDRxss
delivered very interesting address upon "MOr
al Discipline in Schools which well received. -
Ga motion of Mr. Jones it was,
olrsd That the Institute suspend its evening session for
thirty minutes enable the members of the Institute to
County Teachers Association
EVENING SESSION
Practical Questions Suggested BY perieuce
Under this head many very important questions pro-
pounded by different members each of which evinced cusdr
bic study and all Of which satisfactory solutions rendered
O. nn. MAYORS ADDRESS
M Nayor delivered an address upon the subjects Of History
whom impressed upon the minds of the teachers the mpor
teaching these useful studies portrayng the drelu
cults arising from the neglect OF understanding and approaching
them Dir Naylo quoted from the writings of many distin
guhed authorities substaue his assertions all of whom
testify the fact that whilst the minds of occupied with
the minds antiquity they not troubled with cotempo
raneous fools
What steps v. take to Increase the Interest IN the Schools
the County,
This question ably discussed length by Messrs Jones
Saunders and Nyor whose renarks listened very
entivey By the entire audience especially the speech dev
cred by Prot Jones' highly appreciated by the members
the effect of the same being deeply felt by each.
On motion. of Mr. Saunders was,
iTsa7issa That have meeting Of The Institute
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1871. THE 1871.
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PRACTICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Under this head many important questions again
The disposition of the Tick the ck, Tick
said the clock quick bed lively and led to
animated discussion between Mers Saunders Jones' Fz
hugh, Finch and W r. Mcdaniel The latter gentleman
tended that the word disposed of in the the
word Kick the sentence The Horse Kicks, says he, at
necessarily perform the functions of verb in the sentence
The the discussion fact that the sentiment
the "Insute very much this point aud
rived at
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PRoCEEDINGs
EOCEEDINGS
eNIe4fftt@A OF THE
SECOND ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
Fulton County Teachers institute,
- HELD AT
RURAL ACADEMY, MONDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1871.

The Institute convened Rural Academy Aug 18th 1871
O'Clock A NJ. The Commissioner a S Tyler, being
called to the chair who after taking his seat stated that
owing ndposon he would ask be excused from serving
10 the capacity of presiding officer and suggested that the
ber of the Institute proceed elect Chairman aud Secretary
f. f. Jones and w. A. Jones' put in nomination for the
Office of Chairman G. D. Thompson and j. B. Fzhugh for that
of Secretary.
On baoBe the voting resulted in the election OF r. r. ones
Chairman aud c. ID Thompson Secretary.
Mr. Saunders offered the following resolution, which
adopted:
ISesogUed That invite temporary with us all
Educatolex Educators and Trustees of this and adjoining
ties, who may be present..
The following is the roll of delegates finally completed
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THURSDAY MORNING.

Mr. Jones' from Committee Order of Business reported
follows
l. Practical Questions continued
2. Discussion Of the New School Law
3. Committee Draft suitable Final Resolutions
Committee the different Districts and lecture
different subjects for the purpose aroung the people to
lively interest u Educational
5. Commissioner Address.
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night the Chairman appoint Committee OF four whose
duty shall be lecture upon different subjects at that time
The following Committee appointed Messrs j. IL Saun
ders, J. H. Edwards, j. NJ. Naylor and G. d. Thompson
Adjourned
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(oRN MEAL,

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KEPT ON HAND.
CORN AND WHEAT WANTED.
for which the highest market prices
wiz be paid.
BEST QUALITY FLOUR FOR SALE.
n9- Custom grinding every MONDAY
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NEW SCHOOL LAW.

The New School Law discussed exempoaneousy, by
Messrs. Roberts Saunders Fzhugh Nayo Hubbs and Ed
wards all of whom testified the fact its exceencies
like angel visits, and far between.
On motion of Mr. Saunders, it was,
R That order be drawn the treasurer for funds
sufficient defay the of publishing the Minutes of this
and meeing also order be drawn upon the
Treasurer favor of the Secretary compensation for services
rendered.
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TUESDAY MORNING.
At y y III
Adjourned.

BUSINESS
NJ Jones from Committee order Of business reported as
lst Enrichment of members.
I'd Disposition of the matrcuIaOn Institute
cumulaied at its last meeting
3D. School Discipline, to be discussed by members OF the In
+ Jones. Rural Academy.
5tb ~Eogish Grammar discussed by the members
9th "Pbe Method OF finding the Least Common Multiple
9TH Expanation Extraction the Square aud Cube
Root" Ito be By H. Saunders he may choose
call upon the districts represented for information
corning the of Education therein and the difficulties which
teachers have encounter To be followed BY discussion
The report adopted.
On motion OF Mr. ones it
oued That the money known the matricuaon fee fund
remaining hand the possession Of Mr. Tyler after de
the Institute be appropriated deiTay
the expenses delegate the Teachers Association, to
held Sept 25th 1871 in the the
should be Of sufficient
SCHOOL DISCIPLINE
The question of school discipline discussed exemporary
by Messrs. Finch Jones' Saunders, R Mcdaniel Esq Nc
Council, Esq Miles and others
EVENING SESSION.
PROFESSOR JONES ADDRESS
Work before Us which for sody Of reasoning proiundy
of argument impressiveness model of
eoqueuee He yisiby affected during Its de-
livery and his presented unmistabe evidence OF the
energies of his being deeply absorbed in his
Efforts to promote the of education.
English Grammar. Method of Finding the Least common
Multiple The Extraction of the Square and Cube Root
The subjects all ably discussed by different members
Of the Institute especially by Mr. j H. SAUNDERS whose eluc
the Of the Square and Cube Root
The following resolution offered by Mr. w A Jones
ssoa That the Chair appoint COMMITTEES OF i've, whose
consideration the entire of the
Legislature the New School Law and report this
alterations amendments thereto demand
ed BY the experience and enlightenment of the age in which we
live
appointed said committee.
Adjourned.
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FINAL RESOLUTIONS.

AIessrs Saunders JONES' Finch were appointed
mittee to draft a set of closing resolutions
ResoUd That tender the citizens living the vicinity
Rural Academy and
ptaity extend to during stay with them.
Reso That in the humble opinion the members of the
Institute y Tyler County Commissioner
his active aud efficient services in the of education
should be elected that important Office the expiration Of
his and would recommend his claim the favorable cousd
Grafton Of County Court
On motion Of Mr. Naylor it was
Rsood That tender Prof Jones Chairman thanks
for the able and which he has presided
the deliberations Of our body
On motion, of Mr.. saunders was
Resored That the Chairman appoint committee to
Liberty the second Saturday IN October.
The following committee appointed Messrs NJ Nayor
and c. D. Thompson.
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
With the apostolic benedcon by w. H. Finch Institute
adjourned whatever place the Commissioner may APP
point. f. F. JONES'. Chairman.
c. D. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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EVENING SESSION.

Questions Suggested BY the experience Of Teachers
Under this head many very important questions PR
pounded by different members of which evinced considers
bic study and all which satisfactory solutions
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Mr. delivered very interesting address upon "Mo
al Discipline 10 Schools" which well received. -
Ga motion of Mr.. Jones it
esolrsd suspend its evening
thirty enable the members of the Institute to organ
County Teachers Association.
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Narch l3Fyr steady and unchanged 2o0 bb.
y ~ 90 Is ~ Do1i EItrs WlesttI; ,e 800 bush No. /
9s' Csc fr or lots Oats arm bot quiet Barley R'e and
Zee -lal Corn AeA4l I'D for Boiled; ~ 70 for Lubod =
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% ''so- 80; 10 Mol @o % ALBANY - ~ y tnn .
tEwORE.ys March lsF our dull Salsrlse %e@$e So Double
o BE. timer at ~ a. Hay-Clqer ga Pnme at
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h'aEe Rt sst Drasa EeYors per cent discount Cold
. .'lTzo.F Marc. l9ceon tun veal and lover low MiaInr
~ .' .o s. price, eltTel, unchanged Glover Seed quiet At
fr Oas frr Coo H.. 81 r 90 a. : - T,,cS
5I "a Mare at is-%e.' moderate milling demand sales one
sl 900 tSoro"el Lake shore in store al &c
8 .c1s Last s7qs2 tot s's 80 tiiSs T5i.
=. sas loT11 NJ, P1rs sl s' :, CIs f. i'y ne
% Lam ~ DC Ha1s-Sas.f curel I5c Pa fselei
rss o. e rude aa d q po ss Cor y. sa 495
C,tTAri MIa - Cotton 10 sa aro,aSgea Flour .,e.B,
= tl no eat 1ea'nd Iaml - $3.50 % @Iest l lib a
: oJas o. steady No jo5s Bare, a i az. , sSsS a.
go To- Eso1 SaI a. 5ie ior so.ises M H. ~ 's Gear
g. Loon, March l 'l Shade lover alse Flour
a sr -aresd Con- teav, arl taek al 6sae ya
GOV ar3 e. ne iat-f e,''i'4 iel 90 s'eAs 53atoe Oas
t' b. sz' IN ,1 3D. ~ - III; lo ,, l'. no spulg
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n Al'ayEys Hr Isour fn EI.s spring ee@ts :, far
81 p a@l 30. do 20 Oats Grn; no. p &c. tou. hfe
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IS ~ ia 70 vrv.rorr. yoR tbs WEEK. ENDING

Tottl..... 2c7f 900 So 11tfts 72D 45s853 se7Gn
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I14l- C4I5415 25o6 l76l46s9 lf453bs
pIlEDLT rude u huk las teeg cu snd Is
Now ~ quote spot lf1lci ne 'iteh the
sellers options Tor ketled mere
~ BE-. lt url f.art and r1 sfo7 no material cb2e We
80 sr,, 2;- s, o.. 11b's AuU a. 2+lc. Case CD 3 n
se-o r,uaa f.- Illaept -e.yeI. there s Tag tcas'e
frasi saI market ~ lr steady spot Is duI eva Icy We
-. arse SN hh's NAV, ~ 2ic, and tOl Dds
3 20 e,tI month"; Tor Jul. sa. July. % 2,ic
RIr-ILe and and tue supply sms ana pces LiLAi
ON sales Caro-s 81 g., nl 800 BAGS ksngo'n al td'3c
cUgtr.-f44s tOlits 20 ofef
o.. ,4rngls and fu former insisted ulcu tue
-t crg frl. Far Good Refining 0sc sale OF s4 tbas
j 80 Manila
- .c '.-ad r-r nd b. o. d.rs16 st D.. 0l3e. for Ht.
SFEDS-Coyer q1c and bely at2d4c Timothy dull ano
y-r-e. al lI1.uai 40 ~. --.
p STrAF,y sau bat prices steady AZ 4i3io m Prime
TsII.N Is active sol fr1. sale, Be- 900 % a. 3. ~ sly
WisKl - sll freely offered sales 40 DJ a. &c ios on'
II and 1I flr Patent
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


MARCH $50 bales Cotton UEcs Asdes pkg Besvar lo4
- fr5a Corn u rkrs Dra Fruit bbl Eggs btS
NJ 44. uusr Wlsat D. his He4', 1879 bags Meal
= hush Corn f9O bush seed 29 bush Peso 543
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