EsoarsiTng and Day Sc Spring EHiIH, Eellpsl'
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THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON,

 ClPAL.

 FHE school at the above place, Ell

 A Monday, the llth November, lA

 of instruction will comprehend all the

 es of thorough ENGLISH educadOni

 the entire undergraduate coarselnGA

 EMATIcs, MENsURATToN, NATURAL

 MORAL PHILOSOPHY, AsTRoSoM,

 &c., in any of the colleges or u1Fe United States. The system ol dl9 mild, but firm; and no boy will De

 school who shall not strictly adhere

 which it will be governed. n

 Spring Hill is one of the most heala in the South or South-west-wlthln al of Little Rock, from which 1t IS faeI weekly line ofstages. It is nine nile ol the Red River, to which place 'Gel steamboat navigation, through the laj beginning of summer, from New ons1 &c., up the Red River. The sPnrlDs' and the water of the most eXcellea, society is good; and in morality ana Q, of public sentiment, the district VII s| any section of country in the onllea is also female school, under the saps']] Mas. BANKS, in full operation, wAlca the highest in the State. There .1 Academy for the Male School, oa' x buildings have not been erected for @ a'| ton of the principal, and the ooaIusi aes sent to the Institution. Several genu] CT, have consented to take boaTas.s,S ,. ,'l N rate terms, say from s to 10 dolldis lr tdtIl Pf

 The PRINCIPAL pledges himself 'oI, ', he will exert himself, to lmpaIs po, a education-inculcate the most correc9 !; habits and strict moral prineIp,eis;1,1srI' way, study to merit for bis esiaDIls"' .9l .a he intends shall be permanentl sn. .nS support of the friends and PaiO'' throughout the country; kan fyed!

 The terms of tuition have oees sesalNaai nNapi ral departments of English, sham Slvss a and mathematics or either of them, .s,s s, sion of five months, Students can can 'ir's dr's and will only be charged from the lsa aa'6 .p and during their continuance al ,l,sbls' sps Jti '' Mr. A , aNnsRsoN has had consideiag,%'' l,i'' teaching, and brings with hlm al,, 'ssg', asn most fattering description dnd l,0Ia acouiirt to judge of his capabilities sdaials aGa s' and extracts from these testlnonlaiio ioave lo relative to the school, he oeSs ol AshI, tie Rock, to Judge RinSo; SS.os oOlt @to gayI ing gentlemen. d the board 6dslrt of I[pis csrr5 gla: Maj. R. Pryor and hqOeI' D FI'Iuit, H Nash, John W. Paup, ,,s.h '. D. Wil6l C. c. T. r. NeIson, R1,sol'si Wm. NJ. Burton Esp s. F. Cooke. s-i