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ST. Thomas HALL-It is with great
pleasure that we transfer TO our columns
the following noiIt es fthis institution, and
its worthy and talented principal. The
Rev. ID. c.. Page. as an accomplished
scholar. is in very high degree qualified
for the duties of such an establishment and
as man, he is distinguished for all those
noble qualities which adorn our nature.
and for that deep piety and eminent charity
which mark the devoted Christian. We
feel we'll assured, that no similar institution
IN the State better deserves the favorable
consideration o. the public. either on ac-
count of the ability with which il is con.
Quoted or the advantages of its location.
We call the attention Of cur readers to
the school OF the Rev. d. c. Page, d. D.,
at Holly Springs. From the position and
standing of this genlleman, ST. Thomas'
Hall, will doubtless become an institution
Of high usefulness 10 the country. There


is not more delightful or eligible point for
such an institution than Holly Springs. Ii
| Is highly salubrious-and the population


refined and inIeilIgent.-S Soathr0n


ST. THOMAS HALL-This is the name


ct a fiourishing school. located in Holly
Springs. Miss. Il is at present underthe su.
| Pervision of the Rev ID. G. PACE, late rec.
| tor OF me episcopal church in Natchez -
We are Wei acquainted WITH the charac


ter and qualifications of Nj. F.. and regard
him as a most accomplished scholar, AID .
gentleman IN every respect perfectly COM
| petsHt. from eligious end exemplary man


ners, for the efficient discharge Of the du


ties devolsing upon the principal of such


an institution. Parents and guar diars can
liace the most implicit confidence in his


faithfully performing all that be pledges
himself TO do. The school is situated in


one ofthe most healthy and pleasant in
land towns in the state. in The midst of a.
greeable society. and moral and virtuous
community. We would earnestly solicit
for this new institution, The favorable con-
sideration of the people cf our stale. Il is
time we commenced the system of sustain
ing and protecting our HONE EDUCATIONAL
EsTABt BtIsaMkATs-for in so doing. We
shall experience important advantages. far
above mere dollars and cenis--Scuthcya
Reformer-