LITTLE ROCK TJRUfAhR u1TSpIHIyRDs MISS SARAH Fl. QUAIL,
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pA1A G1PAla EH'HE undersigned having been appointed Trss~ I tees, have made an arrangement with IJ3SY QUAIL to take the superntendenee of this Insh- tuition.

 The first session will open on MONDAY Tnk l5Tn DECEMBER, iS45 and as the number will bs linz ited ii is necessary that all applications 5o made as soon as possible.

 The course of instruction will comprehend an the higher branches of thorough English edasations together with

 FRENCH, DRAWING & PAINTING,

 AND MUSIC. Tie teFnsef tuition fora session of five months have been fixed, for Grammar, Geography. History, Astronomy, Moral and Mental Philosophy, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy. Con- position, &c., SIS 00 FRENCH, 10 0a DRAWING AND PAINTING. 10 % Musre, a Go From the 1attering character of tho testimonials which MISS QUAIL brings with her from ths Washington Seminary, Penn. we can confidently recommend this Institution 10 such young ladies as desire to accomplish their education.

 Boarding can be had, in respectable families oa moderate terms

 T. s. DREW.

 T. ". NEWTON. Trustees,

 A. E. THORNTON.1 Dec. 15, 1s45. Tiff.