The male division was first called out, and marched several times around the room, singing and keeping a regular step.

After several rounds, they came to a halt, filing off and forming into ranks four rows deep--in quarter-circle shape.

The music still continuing, the girls sallied forth, went through the same evolutions, and finally formed in rows corresponding with those of the boys, so as to compose with the latter a semicircle.
The schools were successively examined in spelling, reading, writing, cyphering, &c., after the manner already detailed.

In most respects they showed equal proficiency with the children of Parham; and in reading the Testament, their accuracy was even greater.

In looking over the writing, several "incendiary" copies caught our eyes.