Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-10
lures to be refined by the pro-

x, OF ClVlllZntipu VI Sh''S''o'''y
for that purpose is in valn--he
etv and tact for teaching that
nde favorable impression upon
3 ec,a,ors. The good understan nd
! sting between himself and pu'
r,o his upright consistent christian
services as Interpreter. render
.a e auxiliary.
sion was under tuition OF Mr. n.
N1l,chuset,s; high opinion OF
'' ,utor was expressed, and the
P" numerous questions Propound-
1oHheir exercises in reading and
'..eo, readiness and accuracy.
,,me hesitency. which we af-
~ "kyasfrom their imperfect knowl-
IHrbey did not exactly comnre-
US of lads were under charge of
tho has for some years been a
aI ion, and is a. gentleman, and
w ,ipmen,s and standing. This
E'" % were more advanced, and
,hool prior TO coming to this
d lid through their rec''at'ons in
';o,k ography, Grammar and Arl,h'
m class reading Ceaser. who
,.oSaln honor to any classical semi
He Il . ,vorlI
rIo Rmbered tha, these boys were
. I'll Rislv from all parts of the Ma
,h, nd uncouth, unaccustomed in
nn TO parental restraint, regular
r .dV employment, and save the
,d,, been at school bnt 6 mouths.
~ months: their advance is very
Yddlion 20 their scholastic ac-
bs; Iad opened n large field. cult
h done much towards improving
he ground about the institution.
n :, lol and regulation Of the cstab-
H. .uperintendence Of Rev. E.
approval of the trustees pres
E,s,n lists present. inc Iuding the trus-
|h,yS of the Red River districts,
,o r the winds which were in exc
n skeping, indicating sound and
tho md supervision of the culinary
'eok glad to note the deep interest
.,.a kbo with others made spirited
80, be pleasure they had in seeing
die, hng. and expressing their de-
,,e,o I'd and support the institution
h and boast of the nation.
-, h oOgh unusually warm, had
i IN Sickness, save few slight ca
40, lei readily to mild remedies,
y ,abishing the healthy charac-
|, - Fl. II.
~ aing on Sulphur Fork IN Ter
pttso id,-Erecution &c.
:, the 9th ult., we alluded TO
I'D id nd hanging which took place
on Cd ult. We aro now able 20
REC. rs, the particulars of that af-
I REEVES a citizen OF this coun-
h wa irned from trip to Texas,
/ there rial furnished US with n copy
ing eN L. Ray one of the men who
specs
Gte Gnl Read came to my
= nn, go and kill party of lnii-
'Ilrr u nPed about p miles above
Fuau Sulphur; ut first objected,
I've went and | prevailed on
THE on our return, we beard of
Intel observed that If it was the
|soN, ekhew, he was of the fright
r S,s,,o Mr.. Neatches to get some
,ha n,sk he met with Mitchell and
ws pse and commenced taking
rd ~ bns. Again endeavored to
=, :. I,plill them but to no effect. -
ill., Fcnt with them. when we ar
|od Q finch consisted of three men
Delaware tribe. Jones shot
=, 10, pd shot another; {; both were
en-, Esll snapped at one and bent
bn the lndiars head, who run
r. 1ursue him, which | diG and
,,,;o,fds and then shot at HIM
30, up he asked me which way
,vh;, wait until ! loaded my gun
!, n wl n;w we pursued him some dis
- N back, we came by where
49, dead, asked Mitchell who
caught him and Read stab.
/ oc e. One Indian man (woun-
Mil ?, also boy, uninjured.--.
-; rom the Indians was II hor-
. -, kettles, some saddles and
,o n. f'l Of which was equally d.
,od =, eln number.) Atthis time,
and Mitchell have in their
a bea IAN, who they say they took
.L, he last conversation heard
.. ,h1 talking of running this ne.
, MI Jones and White had con-
,;na art to Mitchell aud Read. -
,f hum had Gone almost everything
md prdnhing negroes he slii he
rr. he was a secure hand or
,;,n, I'd that he had "deail in the
,ower only way, was to sell him
r.I,ne you in some remote place,
= ,bss Thin, meaning to kill him.
u es and White had killed a
,hs y Arkansas by the name of
49, M men by the name of Pier
'onsul nlm, who gave them race
- promised some money!
no aid tho cornfield until Moss
,....l p Grei first according to
PbOS l. sEha,, .,ot tha r,na