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M Miss SAwYsa's Examination came of on the
Cd inst, a, her school room in Fayetevllle Wslearr
,h., every thing di played the great Advancement o.
,heseho.rs and the high capacity of the teachers
The performances of the young Masters anu I"'s'''
were credable to themselves and teachers anu
great pleasure to the spectators. we are VIC" a'
quaned with Miss Sawyer, and k"o'' That Der sys'e"
Of teaching is better adapted to perfect the eouea'o'
Of youth than any other in this State ander s'noV
i, as good as that of any other. II lew more sue"
teachers were sustained in Arkansas, we should see
her occupying high stand among her sisters