New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-08

and marching in il sixty miles, and burning every
thing. and getting ont again safely
Resting all night with storc-kecper who SOFA
yybiskcy bv the DRAM and was an Episcopal VesIy-
man. and had his marriage certificate win pho'"-
graphs in il framed above the mahielplece' We
passed through several small villages anu go' ~
Charlotte Hall in five hours.
Charlotte Hall the educational centre Of all TINS
mart of MARYLAND preserves some Of its former III
nortance. and although little place Of only
doom dwellings of all kinds was clearly painted
and wbitcwashcd. and the hum and walk Of pupil
life were to be caught upon the broad green lawn
and through the open windows OF the Academy
The site il rather high on the ridge between the
Patuxent at Benedict and the Potomac at Point
Tobacco vet is in the dorsal county Of ST. Mar
seven or eight miles from Bryantown and thirtyhVc
from Washington City and about forty miles from
Point Lookout. The nearest navigation IS the Ia
tuxcnt. abont five miles distant.
Charlotte Hail. entered from the surrounding
woods is first broadening of the main road almost
10 the dimensions Of a great oval square WIN
shoulder If hummock or hill IN Siid square ar"uH"
which the road once wound in the sand. but now
sends one of it's many trcspasSng tracks upon the
higher turf. Cedar trees. swcetgnms. tulip poplars'
so,. block oaks and % few ornamental trees, arise
sc,ticrinrlv over the vista. shut all round by the
woods Of oak and pine. Several small Tobacco"
harms stables storch0uecs and tunhlng tcnrmchts
and ouartcrs arr 40 the centre Of the place ail bul
of frame The other dwellings are generally Oh
mastered out.idcs is the Academy AMI three OF
four Of these large houses look a. At they had been
buit fo board the scholars. The Academy nclo~ufc
contains three large buildings m q level held or
lawn 10 the west of the main road, which has m
extent Of ten to twenty acres. To the south Us the
Acodepv proper. about two hundred yards back
twice as far back is the principal dormitory per
hama. or presidents house, large gray building t"o
stories and q garrett high, with a row Of stately
dormcr windows. four chimney, rising from thc top
NJ fine rahlcs. and large porch one Story high. To
fine north of thi, and nearest the road Of ALL is an
old. Notwithstanding structure, roughca-t"d and
,ybitrvo-hed with q large basement IN the gable
that points 10 the road. and bent gable with Hour
dorlncrs iu the lower hail. and piazza or she'd l"'
y great aprnn the whole length of the house, ~rnf-
ing ont from the caves. and coming low Ia Tie
ground. with q door no the house side hn'a'h ITS
centre. and there little douhlr-,idcI platform OBJ
strps THIS old hnus.. on "a swell Of The lawn might
have been the original Academy. before the h'to.
luton. or % tavern absorbed in the Academy, oI
substantial colonial planters house.
The Academy building its'if D, stained deep
orange or clay color, aad is ~h'llo" pofu'' ana
VIM. one great story eh th, porico Of four cole
unn~ 90 the road and over t cupoln. Some smaller
cables and extensions are nearly hid behind tho
-,....',..rol cr,pt Avery large door i- under The
1:, ;.-l;,lt,, ,,....so,l t.u,l.rl cath sp a-
to give admission by smaller door- 20 tine wings c1rh
of which +, probably 81 hpoloou. The pcdHeni
VI ,''..l. ,,.,l, r.,,. like a -,.n ou
over "' -, ~ nan H.. merely a
larger sort of school house, hut - walls are straight
and we'll pointed as IL 10 was thck careful effort
nj r,-onr.. The lawn is neatly inrlo-rd hy a
,,lif.V.,.lrI ulluk fence North of o. and "u opp
,,,.,f, .fl..of t.r road a;r two substantial dwell
,nr. n,-.ll. boarding houses. that o. thc cast lc-
ina, r.,,b.p,.f of "a dark rd or purple color. with
..rlr.,,l LYll-n-- Prrr.tI,aui1 style.
,f,f.,. ,,Y- but ii ancient oa.i. a. iutriii-
...,..,. anal c,,.,t,f.on.. barely holding l,- oau
-...... ,,.' .u,,..l anal tnc forests A few urI..
f-.... l,,. f, British landed 100 Benedict. ard uo
I,.,r.,, ..t..d tl..ol.,.m!el3. TAr grad. OF lhr
,,,o.t.l ~.uth.rn N,r,llnd Railroad roc, through
II. ,I... T., r,ad %. pr.fty level nprtlivarl.
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,..lt. ,i.i o.l..,ll,,. IL. fltr,. or four
.,. .l,r. ,,. ,.,l. a male. beyond o. ,- 70 single
... l. l.,... liz. a ,,rn,.,f, OBJ hu,L-t,r'- shop
.l., ,t , forks Tho hi. iot,r l,f opposite tIi,
l,,.,. t,k,. to prytniosu Down the other fork
f,.. h, ,.,tl, r,.l. Booth. coming from Dr. NudIt
L,,.,,,, Saturday NIGHT. aud mar lluric,,'l. hc
,,.,,.l ,d to fb, .ouilvr-t to find refuge 90 tDt
.... N,..,t ~ ,.r,t believed that h, went irto
49,. ..,..,,. If .,u l.f a- Dc f1,l, to Dr. Nu,d- ly
n ,..,,,t,r ro,.l. th. uf.hi of tlc murder $50 t.r
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,,t ,l,...,h.r clear that Doe did not rpi o.rr thc
p,,.,,,,,r .,..,cr ,l,n 4. generally l,hr,cI
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