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Página 144
16 Official reports of the amounts received from sales of these lands and of the
distribution of the proceeds are not easily accessible , and it is impracticable to
present at this time any statement on these heads . 1 Report of the Commissioner
of ...
16 Official reports of the amounts received from sales of these lands and of the
distribution of the proceeds are not easily accessible , and it is impracticable to
present at this time any statement on these heads . 1 Report of the Commissioner
of ...
Página 145
DISTRIBUTION OF THE SURPLUS REVENUE , In 1836 there was a large sum in
the Treasury of the United States , chiefly derived from the sales of public lands ,
which was not needed for the current expenses of the General Government ...
DISTRIBUTION OF THE SURPLUS REVENUE , In 1836 there was a large sum in
the Treasury of the United States , chiefly derived from the sales of public lands ,
which was not needed for the current expenses of the General Government ...
Página 152
Of this sum $ 567,126.16 were at once distributed among the counties , which
were authorized to loan the same , on real ... In the distribution of the surplus
revenue fund Kentucky received $ 1,433,757.39 , and , February 23 , 1837 ,
passed an ...
Of this sum $ 567,126.16 were at once distributed among the counties , which
were authorized to loan the same , on real ... In the distribution of the surplus
revenue fund Kentucky received $ 1,433,757.39 , and , February 23 , 1837 ,
passed an ...
Página 154
A number of the towns bestowed the surplus revenue fund or its income on public
schools , but as no returns of the yearly distribution of this fund are required of the
towns it is impossible to ascertain the total amount used for education .
A number of the towns bestowed the surplus revenue fund or its income on public
schools , but as no returns of the yearly distribution of this fund are required of the
towns it is impossible to ascertain the total amount used for education .
Página 155
1,338,173.58 , two - thirds of which ( except $ 2,500 ) were distributed among the
towns , which were authorized to " apply the ... The $ 2,500 mentioned as
reserved from the distribution to towns was constituted an Indian school fund ,
and the ...
1,338,173.58 , two - thirds of which ( except $ 2,500 ) were distributed among the
towns , which were authorized to " apply the ... The $ 2,500 mentioned as
reserved from the distribution to towns was constituted an Indian school fund ,
and the ...
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| Título | Circular of Information of the Bureau of Education, for ..., Edição 2 |
| Autor | United States. Bureau of Education |
| Colaborador | United States. Office of Education |
| Editora | U.S. Government Printing Office, 1879 |
| Original de | Universidade de Princeton |
| Digitalizado | 19 mar. 2008 |
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