LITTLE ROCK l9&U1.Ash-S IAT9I1gWDIao MISS SARAH H. QUAIL
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pG31M GuPAGs tE hlB undersigned having beeu appointed Truss K fees, have nude an arrangement with. Gla9S QUAIL to take the saperntendence of this Insl- tuen. As,

 Fhe first sessioBAviH open on MoNnAY TIE l 5Ta Dee EMsrN iS45 and as tiie iualber will be lm- iteb itisnecessafy that all applications be made as soon as possible.

 Tue eonrse of instruction will comprehend all the nghef branches of athorough English education: together with

 FRENCH, DRAWING & PAINTING,

 AND MUSIC. The terms million fora session of five months have beensflsed for Grammar, Geography, History, Astronomy, Morni and Mental Philosophy, Chemistry, Nalafal Philosophy, Com position, &c.,, SIS 00s r REhtH,# 10 % DRAWING IND IAfNTfNo. 10 % Mustc, 9 DO Fronl.tl4e atlering character of the testimonials which MISS QuAlI. brings with her from sthe Washington Seminary. Penn, We can confidently recommend tlis Institution to such young ladie, ;:s desire tosaccomglisif tter education Boafdng .cail be lac. in respectable families on moderate terms.

 T.s, DREW.

 F. ". NEWTON. Trustees. A. E. TnoRNToN,A Dec l5 fsf5. n-tf