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VIE School at tie above Place viii BE- opened
s7l 4 on Monday, the llth Of November, 1914
g The course OF Instruction Will comprehend all the
usia branches OF Thorough EIg.;sa education,
Together with the entire undergraduate course IN
Ciigsics Mathematics, MlnsuElt;5n, y NatTral PHI
losoPhy, II jral Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry,
&C. any Of he Co..es IS Universities IN the
U'litsl Statss. T. system OF dscip.ne VIII be
"a aal.ai bst ioa; aal 40 boy WI. y, sslained the
schpol " sssa l1fs..ci,y llere 10 The laws by
q. -w..isA il win be goveraed.


,r-z SPrinE L. Is oIe Of the most healthy settlements
in slfa south Or west-wth;n about iJ mics
0t Litle llss1s from waich il is reached o. tri-
wec<iy The OF slagss. II is niles Ir1Ia Fulton
on the lesl T9ers 10 svlic place thcre IS regular
steamboat navi gatinn through t;c til, winter and
L. BE- 1nn.ag of sumner rom New Oteans, Nstchez,
&c, up tae Red rver. Tie spting g are ab .ndant
aal t,le water Of TIE most exeelient q'sliy The
society IS good; and n morality a:I the proper
tone Of Puhc sentiment the district VII compare
with any section af cogntFy in the U.tlcd states.
Ticre is also an excellent Female S:hoc uadcT
the sIPeEiltoniauce O. us. 2A-.zs. in ful opera
ton, which ranks annoas .Ae h'gaes IN the State.
There IS u large brick acad smy fer the male
sciool, but yet suitable bdll.nrs have not been
erected Tor the accommodation OF the Principal,
and the boarders who may be sent 10 the In stHon
SeTstai gsntesuen, however, have consented 10
st1Se b2ar5eFs On very moderate terms, say from
gS 20 $40 \ month.


The Principal pledges hmss.f to the public, that
BE VIII exest hmseiL to impart most thorough





Ike habits, AMI slrcl moral principles; and in every
-gsay s. isdy . merit for his establishment (Which
he intends shall be permanently the confidence and
snP9j-t Of the friends and patrons OF education
thcoa-hout TIE country.


T..e terms for tulon have been ixed For the
several dep I'm ais of English $40, and for Clas-
s;cs aud Mathematics, or either of them, S25 for
the session o. fye months. Students can enter at
-- any e.ne, ard VIII only be chsrged from the time
Of entrance, aai d-ring their continuance at the
sch.ol


r bIf AaDzssox has had considerable experience
Ell IN teaes;n a= 5-ias with him testimonials of the
Inos. iatteTilg description from well qualified
TO ialre of his capabilities and requirements For
extracts from these testimonials, and all particulars
relative TO the school, he begs leave to reler-at
Little Rock, TO Judge Ringo, Col Ashley, John
w. Coeke and Albert Pike, Esqrs.-to any of the
following gentlemen. the Board Of Trustees at
sprin- Hill. viz sIaj Pryor, Robert Darlington, P.
Nash. John w. Paup, S. d. Piuit, IL C. Boyd,
IT. M r B7nkhsad. Toel W Hannah, Williamson
Foster. c. F. Nelson ". Il Barton, Eslrs., andt the
Raw. Stephen z. Cocks.
Spring HILL OFT. .. 15fi-l2-iw.