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THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, A

 CIPAL.

 THE school at the above place, will bs

 A Monday, the llth November l84. I of instruction will comprehend all the usa es of a thorough ENGLISH education; tos the entire undergraduate conrsein CLASSIC EMATGcs. MENsURATIoY, NATURAL PH MORAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, taj &c., in any of the colleges or unlTerll1 United States. The system of dsclpilni miid, but firm and no boy will be Telal' school who shall not strictly adhere to VI which it will be governed.

 Spring Hill is one of the most healthy SI in the South or South-west-wlthln aocal of Little Rock, from which il is reached weekly line ofstages. tis nine miles lIo1 o1 the Red River, to which place there h l steamboat navigation, through the lal' VI beginning of summer, from New Orleans &c., up the Red River. The springs are and the water of the most excellent qlaI society is good; and in morality and tne F' of public sentiment, the district VIII coa1 any section of country in the United SIass is also female school, under the slpeIinls' MRS. BANKS, infull operation, winch ld.l ll the highest in the State. There IS "a. "a. Academy for the Male School but as ys buildings have not been erected for lie s1Y ~ ton of the principal, and the ooaIaels I.., gs sent to the Institution. Several geh'len'. CT. have consented to take boarders' Vh Y rate terms, say from 8 to 10 dollars per t. ,s ',

 The PRINCIPAL pledges himself to uss. ,i, he will exert himself, to impari a luuss sss education-inculcate the most eorrec' sea' habits and strict moral princlplhe;S.T1au.u,,, .,, way, study to merit for his eslapllslm, .nnfl \ he intends shall be permanent) ille e0,lr' oi support of the friends and patrons VI throughout the country. e.,d fir

 The terms of tuition have been llAeu, u1 'fi 5 raj departments of English. Zo-sl.r tlS, f, and mathematics or either of them, S-s ,t <. sion of five months. Students can ,;nso gn,o' of f and will only be charged from the lllns lsooI Y, and during their continuance al llle t1o SeSr syD

 Mir. ANDERSON has had conslderapliasoNn l sNf ,on; teaching, and brings with him tesl,n,v]l m ~pl most hattering description, ron ll,aI lla;reme to judge of his capabilities and acqudIsIIrr qnd sI Y extracts from these testimonials all anu to reI relative to the school, he begs ,ease sbIsy; I tie Rock. to Judge Ringo; Col, Asn,'3r ,, ar { 1, Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqs.-to, any .t 4 Sl ing gentlemen, the board oi IT rus,er5 sGsrrinstoi VIZ: Mai. R. Pryor and RobeTl Tn,;, Ga'is H {. Nash, John W. Paup, =, 5, tiu1,i WiIIiams ii M. R. Banl<head, Joel heanah' r.os an c. T. Nelson, Wm. M. Burton' hsq'' - s. F. Cooke. .o. eff RROADCLOTHS, C.ASSlMEhdT}. hdT}.ba.h EUST received, per steamer .h0 was ras.it eD good assortment of broad7eiGSuias,n G.,a ,nrder. ings, &c. Also, few dozen me N v ALI flannels, by

 January l5, 1s45.-lS.