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II this sum was vested in the Bonds of the State at
their nominal par value it would reduce the indebted
OF the State to $46 1853. If, however, the Bonds
purchased at their market value the of the
State would be quite sufficient to liquidate the entire
debt and leave large surplus. This would leave the
State free from any pecunary obligation except the
school fund.- to provide for which would have an un
embarrassed Treasury, and its dividends from all the
works Of internal Improvement which means would be
sufficient to put the system Of Common Schools on
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