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Charles R. Queen uses wages of an enslaved man to pay tuition costs, 1841
The account of Charles R. Queen records that $10 of his $75 bill for tuition was paid by one month's wages of an enslaved man named John.
Student John Duncan's bills to be paid with the proceeds of cotton sale, 1845
A note pasted into student John Duncan's account requests that Duncan tell the college's treasurer that his father would remit the money owed on his account after the sale of cotton from his "Lowndes plantation."