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NEwEk ENGLAND SCHOOLS A writer in a Souh- ern paper. thus desc lbes the Free Schools of New England: if1.rr

 s:The poorest boy In the free schools feels as high and as proud as the of the richest 'Yoa do not mean,' said Governor Barbour of Virginia, aler visiting the superb free school at Boston, winch he admired very much, that thse schools freeP 'In

 deed do,' said the committee man. You remem- her the boy that got the medal in the class we have just examined, and lbe boy that lost it?' The 6rst is the son of that woodsaw,er there, (poin,ing to man who was saving wood in the s,reet) and the second is the son of John 0; Adams, the President of the U. States. The v,rginian started in aston ishment a, a spectacle like this and no longer won dered at the prosperity of New England.