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Trustees of Orange County Grammar School v. Dodge

1 Brayt. 223
Supreme Court of Vermont·Decided July 1, 1817·No. No. 2·Published

Opinion

THE Act of 1815, appropriating the rents of grammar school lands, in Barre, to the county grammar school, at Montpelier, is not unconstitutional, but is consistent with the first provision in the Act of 1806, appropriating the same lands to Orange county grammar school.

Condemnation 1. Costs. Ejectment 4. Ex. and Ad. 13. Highways 1. Indictment 1,2. Marriage. Pauper Cases 11.. Pleas and Pleadings 7. Set-off 1.

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