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matters and things relating to, or corinectching-house of such inhabitant, it shall be lawful with such proceedings so entered, and set forth for the said committee or Trustees, or any one in such book'or record. ‘or more of them, respectively, in the name of

:the whole, to sue for, and prosecute the debt-

Ll'.‘ Where the erection of a new School,0r b f I ‘ , C ,t f t, i 7 (f S mu District shall be sanctioned, by order of thetDebime tgomf tfiir Pie 180? cry ’ $11,; . Administrator of the Government in Council; “‘5’ or “b he 0 e cace’ )y summ “5 ’1

under this Act, or in any School District already i Othemtise’ under such regulations as are by law established, if the majority of the inhabitants, threicrlbed for the recovery Of 81.113111 Debts 3 and resident householders therein, respectively, shall"1t man be lawful at the ‘ hearmg 0f .any Slich decide upon erecting a new Schoolhouse within 0388’ for the dBfOndaht to plead the theqhehty

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the same, or enlargmg or completmg any Schools 5111 echoes” e bemoufhtlet the] tate9tP11eetd 3e 01 . . . ‘ ' f‘ e a , Sz’

house already erected, or re-buildmg or repair- 3“ 85 no 10 0 11” or 101' m 011 1011 O O i

o o c j. I '. .._ 0‘ 1 h . r ‘ y ’ '3‘. mg the same when decayed, or pl‘Ocurmg furm_ ' 1n writinmto such committee or Frustecs af01c

ture fer the Schoolhouse, it shall be lawful forismd” as the case they be: 01' to one el'there et

. . . ithei i1- 7 r ' is ' . “i.” such majority of resrdent householders, to meet, u 1 “hove name 01 name” the Summm 3

together and appoint a committee of five per- sons. If in a newly erected district, or if in a previously established district, to make an order to give directions to the Trustees of such Dis- trict for the time being, to assess the several resident householders within the same, respec- tively, for the erection of such Schoolhouse, or for enlarging, completing, re-building, or re- P‘tttthg the Same: as aforesaid, 01' fer Preehtthg LIII. All Clergymen, Judges, Magistrates, thl'htthte fer the seheethehsea its the Case they and members of the Legislature, shall have be, and ‘30 superintend the same 3 and Whteh power to visit any public school under this Act, seheethehse’ as to Size: Shah he in eehfetmtty and to inquire into the management thereof, or with, and not of less dimensions than those pre— any other Object connected with its Prosperity ; Set‘thed by the PrthStehS Of this Aet 3 but they and may note down in a Visitor’s Book, which

be larger 1t a m‘tJerttY et Stud teeteth house“ shall be kept by every Teacher, for that purpose, holders shall so order at such meeting, and a any omission Observed in any department, 0,.

plan and specification of such Schoolhouse, so to other remarks relating to the School. be erected, or of the contemplated enlargement, manner of completing, re-building or repairing LIV. Every Licensed Teacher shall hereafter the same, or of the furniture required, having keep a Register Journal of his School, which. been submitted to, and approved of by a majority shall be kept in the Schoolhouse (until sent in of such resident householders, the said com- as hereinafter mentioned) containing the names mittee or Trustees, as the case may be, shall and ages, with notes of the progress and attend- thereupon have full power to make such assess- ance 0f the pupils ; and the said Journal shall ments as aforesaid, for any of the purposes above at all times be Open to the inspection of the mentioned; due regard being had in apportion- School Visitor of the County, and Trustees of ing the amount of assessment to be paid by each said School, and other persons authorized. to resident householder, under. this section, to his visit the same, as in the last preceding section or her circumstances: and means, and thetbenefit mentioned, and also of any member of the Board to be received by him or her from the same. of EducatiOn, who may visrt such School, and i ‘ such Journal shall at the termination of the TeaCher’s engagement, be by him or her for- warded to the Secretary of the Board of Educa

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shall have been taken out, within forty—eight hours after the serving of the same, and if he or she shall so plead, then it shall be lawful for the said Court, before which the summons shall be re— turnable, to hear such evidence as may be ad- duced by either. party, and to vary the amount of the rate, and make an order for such amount of payment as justice may require.

LII. In the event of any one of such resident householders in any such District as aforesaid, refusing to pay the amount for which he shall be so assessed, within fifteen days after the same , shall be demanded of him or her, by or on, be- LV. Where any Schoolhouse within the mean ‘ half of such committee or Trustees, respectively, ing of this Act, or any former law relating to as aforesaid, or after a memorandum of the Education, has been, or shall hereafter be erect amount of such assessment signed by a majority ed on any site or piece of ground, with the con- of said committee, or Trustees, as the case may sent of the owner, occupier, or tenant of such be, or a copy thereof shall be left at the dwell- land ; and such site and Schoolhouse have also