CHEROKEE PHOENIX
Wednesday July 9, 1828
Volume I, No. 20
Page 2, col. 1b-2a

In another part of to-day's paper is inserted a notice of the annual examination of the Mission School at Brainard.  We heartily wish that there maybe a good attendance on that occasion.  We think it important that the friends of this institution should go and gratify themselves, and by their presence encourage the children and their Teachers.  It would also be for the interest of the other Schools to have, in like manner, annual examinations.

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