LITTLE ROCK PlHIAhA 11TSDlpwpfNo MISS SARAH H. Ouili
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... pH0N G0PAu ' VIE undersigned having been appointed frSsy \ tees, have made an arrangement with nl1css YUAil to take the superintendence of ihis insS. tuition. ' The first session will open on MONDAY sHy l6TH DEeEMbER, lS45; aud as the number will De lin. led It IS necessary that ri applications be made as soon as possible.

 The course of instruction viii comprehend aH .ne ,gher branches of thorough English educatisa; FRENCH, DRAWING & FAINTiN0s

 AND AGUgIOs ne terms oi tuition for session of fyo months have been fixed, for Grammar, Geography. History. Astronomy, Moral and Mental philosonhy' Chemistry. Natural Philosophy, Com position, &c.. a,z on nNn, 10 co Ms. 'N" AM PAINTING. 1o 0Q TI {, S5 pV rom ihe tlatteriag character of tie festi,nouiah Wnien yw MISS QUAIL bfings with her from the Washington Seminary, Fenn., we can eonfdenNy recommend this Institution to such yo,.le ladies as desre 10 accomplish their education. Boarding can be had, in respectable families O. moderate ternis.

 T. s. DREW.

 T. ". NEWTON, 1gpsfee.

 A. E. THORNTON, Dec. I5, Isl5 1a-u

 