FROM W. C. G.

_May 30._ Schools are getting on pretty well, I suppose,--slowly, of

course. A few are really bright,--a few really dull; the larger

part--like the same proportion of white children--could creep, walk,

or trot, according to the regularity with which they are driven, and

the time devoted to their books. While we have been living at Pine

Grove, there have been five schools daily, teaching about one hundred

and forty scholars.

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