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HE REV. JOHN ANDERSUA, 4

 ClPAL.

 ENHE school at the above place. will Y. \ Monday, the llth November, lS4i of instruction will comprehend all the es of thorough ENGLISH education;

 the entire Undergraduate cousein CM3 EMATIcs, MENsURATIoE, NATURAL MORAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY

 S5c., in any of the colleges or unyeI United States. The system of dlscI mild, but firm; and no boy will be ie school who shall not strictly adhere 10 which it will be governed.

 Spring Hill is one of the most healthy in the South or South-west-withln a37 of Little Rock, from which 1t IS feaci weekly line ofstages. Itis nine miIe' oa the Red River, to which place theIS steamboat navigation, through the lell beginning of summer, from New 0neal &c., up the Red River. The spnnsss ' and the water of the most excellent i! society is good and in morality and le ! of public sentiment, the district wlIlSo3 any section of country in the United Sal is also a female school, under the SqPelll Mas. BANKS, in full operation, when \ the highest in the State. There IS Academy for the Male School, Bal as buildings have not been erected TOT .le E ton of the principal, and the b9aTaels ", sent to the Institution. Several geausa' ..' CT, have consented to take Doaldeis' .,, rate terms, say from 8 to 10 dollars :. P5i ,5a

 The PRINCIPAL pledges himself to las . he will exert himself, to lmparl d Iy U, education-inculcatet the most correct S, so habits and strict moral prinelpl,eisIla@, l, way, study to merit for his esiaplsl.l' 6l aos he intends shall be permanent) ' tue .Vo o support of inc friends and pauoi'' throughout the country. c.,d

 The terms of tuition have been llNsa, u1 raj departments of English, S2o-a.4ss; .s; and mathematics or either of them, ssr ,,.r sion of five months. Students can .;ms tll,s' and will only be charged from the ne linI las, and during their continuance at tue stle JeI, 2

 MT. ANDERSON has had conslderaois. la, teaching, and brings with hlm nm 'gsul,, ,aan Y most nattering description, from in,,ire ll,eE 7 to judge of his capabilities and acqndIs qad s extracts from these testlmonialS ia anI to relative to the school, he begs ieass ssble II tie Rock, to Judge Ringo; ool; A,ry any Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqss;,--.4, ,aas a.,} at ing gentlemen, the boardlof Trustee; aess;s' e VIZ: Maj, R. Pryor and Robert ] T,,if GfffH f. 1 Nash, John w. Paup, \. b. T iu.sli uW;llia M. R. Bankhead, Joel Hannah Fsns C. T. Nelson, Wm. M, Burton hsq'2

 Spring ffiil, Oct. 2sA, l8i4-'-u