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CIPAL. FE fHE school at the above place, will be ef1

 G Monday, the 1lh November, lSii. The| of instruction will comprehend all the usual es of thorough ENGLISH education; toselj the entire undergraduate course in CLASSICS, EMATIcs, MENsURATIoN, NATURAL PHIIo1 MORAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, CHLaI 6oc., in any of the colleges or unlYerslds United States. The system oi discipline \ mjid, but firm and no boy will be relalneI school who shall not strictly adhere to the which it will be governed. a1

 Spring Hill is one of the most healthy sl in the South or South-west-within about N of Little Rock, from which it is reached g1 weekly line of stages. IL is nine miles rom on the Red River, to which place there steamboat navigation, through the fall, WI, beginning of summer, from New Orleans, M &c., up the Red River. The springs are a9 and the water of the most excellent quangI soelcty is good; and in morality and the Pqj of public sentiment, the district Will eonIa1 any section of country in the United olaes is also female school, under the saPerinlsigl Mas BANKS, in full operation, which ralA, the highest in the State. There IS fis Academy for the Male School, but as ye' buildings have not been erected for the aI.V ton of the principal, and the boardeIs wny sent to the Institution. Several gehllemenI CT, have consented to take boarders, on 'el rate terms, say from to 10 dollars per CT nv nnl

 The PRINCIPAL pledges himself to uePu, he will exert himself, to impart mos ducation-inculcate the most correct gea"; habits and strict moral principlesIamS,,, way, study to merit for his esta6llsnnsssi he intends shall be permanent) tle 'O% F support of the friends and patrons V throughout the country. ca rort

 The terms of tuition have been ilAeu' Cor ral departments of English, S2O-aanar, s0, and mathematics or either of them' s29 sion of five months. Students can .:s ell.e' of a

 and will only be charged from lhe uliI laIoo VI

 and during their continuance al .ne tlo StuS sxne

 MT. ANDERSON has had consiaeiaV;;r ',;'ooniD teaching, and brings with him tesllluV,i ll ~ei

 most hattering description, from men .;,ame @s

 to judge of his capabilities and acqulisn@n

 extracts from these testimonials and ali a,

 relative to the school, he begs leave l,,r. Tre

 tie Rock, to Judge Ringo; Col; n,n any cf thl Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqs.-.o, 'as a.y ,t Sp

 ing gentlemen the board'oi Trustee; s;0stonl VIZ: Mai. R. Pryor and Robert cafiIT0c IT

 Nash, John W. Paup, x. B, Flu,,, I,,;,Ii,m. i,

 M R. B9nkbead Joel Hannah, Wllllan' nsd

 c. r. Nelson. Win. M. Burton, Esqs9 @

 S. F. Cooke. If