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THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, 4

 ClPAL. THE school at inc above place, wi X Monday, the llth Noyember, lsl of instruction will comprehend all ths| es of a thorough ENGLISH education; the entire undergraduate courseinGlj EMATGcs, MENsURATIoN, NATURAL MORAL PHILOSOPHY, AsTRoSoNY,| &c., in any of the colleges or ua'i United States. The system of dscl miid, but firm and no boy will De school who shall not strictly adhere which it will be governed. ,l

 Spring Hill is one of the most l'edl] in the South or South-west-wlthln a| of Little Rock, from which it is Tea1 weekly line of stages. Itis nine m,I) ol the Red River, to which place ilf|| steamboat navigation, through the ' beginning of summer, from New Vn1 &c., up the Red River. The sPnnS1 and the water of the most excellent soclety is good; and in morality ana ll of public sentiment, the district ElIl any section of country in the Unllea is also female school, under tAe saP1 MRs. BANKS, in full operati0,,n,' wIlslI :. the highest in the State. Ther E Academy for the Male School @ ou' aI buildings have not been erected l"I 10, N ton of the principal, and the O9alos| os,| sent to the Institution. Several , 9gal CT, have consented to take o9arus.,, l,l.. .l rate terms, say from 8 to 10 dollars x

 The PRINCIPAL pledges hlmsea II he will exert himself, to impa' cducation-inculcate the most cor'eeiI habits and strict moral rrlnclpi,e1s;. ,1;. way, study to merit for his e. es'aTp' ,ss he intends shall be permanent lne . support of the friends and P'u'D1 throughout the country; ,, ey

 The terms of tuition have been nd lA,' \ ral departments of English, ;s.,, S.g, and mathematics or either of them, ,1' sion of five months. Students can and will only be charged rom |, tii tbs s| and during their continuance nc,.e,,iaor,b| al og teacbina J, @' and brings with him ie'' most nattering description ln5 llgI ,eoa| to judge of his capabilities I!'a"ials a'ia s aal extracts from these testlmoll'Is, nom Is,re relative to the school, he peg Soi Asl tie Rock, to Judge Ringo; oVl io a1I in% Ioe@e gentlemen. d the board of lTi!,r| II, r,T VIZ: Maj. R. Pryor and fPpeT' D Tnit, | Nash, John W. Paup, ,,s,b U, Wll M. R. Bankhead, Joel Hanlls,,, blla,, Ea| c. T. Nelson, Wm, M' buf'O"' s. r. Cooke. ,ea-si

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