As0aFellms and Eeay School

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THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, A. N. Fl

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 EBNHE school at the above pace, will be Opena J, Monday, the llth November, ls44. ThN oi instruction will comprehend all the usual ba es of thorough ENGLISH education togei1a the entire undergraduate course in CLASSICS, M EMATICs, ASSASSINATION, NATURAL PHlLosci MORAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, CHLNs Sec., in any of the colleges or universities n United States. The system of discipline VI mild, but firm; and no boy will be retained school who shall not strictly adhere to the law which 1t will be governed.

 Spring Hill is one of the most healthy seluen in the South or West-wthln about iF'A of Little Rock, from which it is reached g weekly line of stages ltis nine miles lfomf fu oa the Red River, to which place there IS Ies steamboat navigation, through the fall, WlH'ei beginning of summer, from New Orleans Nau &e., up the Red River. The springs are aoul and the water of the most excellent qlaHV' society Is good; and in morality and tle pioP'' of public sentiment, the district will compare r any section of country in the United etates' Is also female school, under the supefihle,nua"" Mas. BANKS, in full operation, when ranNo s, "I the highest in the State. There IS ldi5U Academy for the Male School, but as yes Su, buildings have not been erected for the ageOm% ton of the principal, and the boardeIs WuO Il, Lo sent to the Institution. Several gen'lelneu nv CT, have consented to take boardeTs' on Nelt rate terms, say from s to 10 dollars per lhoIJ%

 The PRINCIPAL pledges himself to llle puJnS tboT he will exert himself, to impart most sso.S u,U, education-incucate the most correct ge9'ltf" fn s habits and strict moral princlples.-aha'. !" ta way, study to merit for his establishlnensi, sn.e S he intends shall be permanenD the colrius o1nrs5 support of the friends and patrons u sN throughout the country. =, e.r the sd

 The terms of tuition have been fXeu' iyi e,r " cs ral departments of English, S20-alaa. o, r,r tbe and mathematics or either of them' s-9 iV. any sion of five months. Students can enter at @ anira1 and will only be charged from the tllne eoal v, ' and during their continuance at the SenoO, ,.ne,enO

 Mr ANDERSON has had considerable eAfss ;sls o teaching, and brings with him tes'lloaIl ,'aI Guai most hattering description, from men aroenfs me@ to judge of his capabilities and ell naricu extracts from these testimonials ana ali ofsr F@ st relative to the school, he begs leave ,,o,1 p Ion tie Rock, to Judge Ringo; Col. Asnle5f ,be oI Cooke and Albert Pike Esqs-to any ti snrii,2 ,i 2 ing gentlemen, the board'of Trustees .,top at oa P VIZ: Maj. R. Pryor and Robert CarfIll5 III G Boyd Nash, John " Paup, S. 5, Fun, Ig,.,,;amson IL, fe M. R. Bankhead, Joel Hannah, Wllliei,i,d and the c. T. Nelson, Wm. NJ. Burton' Esq''' ''N S. r. Cooke. N

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