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THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, A.

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Skshskh3 EaEaH, laeR25Psaead THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, A. N

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 TNHE school at the above place, will h

 x Monday, the llth November, lSl4 of instruction will comprehend all the usaa es of thorough ENGLISH education; tOg the entire undergraduate course in CLA@lri EMATIcs, MENsURATGoN, NATURAL PHL MORAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, CaL Sc, in any of the colleges or unigeElIs United States. The system of dselplle miid, but firm; and no boy will be reiaIl school who shall moi strictly adhere Co the which it will be governed.

 Spring Hill is one of the most healthy in the South or South-west-wlthin aboul of Little Rock, from which it is reached weekly line ofstages It is nine miles iron ol the Red River, to which place there steamboat navigation, through the lall, M beginning of summer, from New Orleans &c., up the Red River. The springs are and the water of the most excellent qa4 society is good; and in morality and lle ps] of public sentiment, the district VIII couii any section of country in the United Slales is also female school, under the superlnlell Mas. BANKS, in full operation, when ldlA1 the highest in the State. There IS la'| Academy for the Male School, but as ye' buildings have not been erected for tue aI'yI ton of the principal, and the boardeI,s Mno aa sent to the Institution. Several gen'ien.l g.s CT, have consented to take boardefs' on ''li rate terms, say from to 10 dollars per nO9

 The PRINCIPAL pledges himself to tne ], pasl \ he will exert himself, to impart nnVst s,,, education-inculcate the most correct, sellps E habits and strict moral princlples-anu' way, study to merit for his estaolsnllsss1, ns1s he intends shall be permanent) tne eV,lgl, uf ,, support of the friends and patrons v ' throughout the country. =, f.r f

 The terms of tuition have been ilxea' iV, <, i. ral departments of English, S2o-alg ilS, iS tor and mathematics or either Of them, s-o dts ,Vs sion of five months. Students can ell'si m o5 g's 2 and will only be charged from the alns lsoal v, and during their continuance at lne eSo S[Sy syre

 MT. ANDERSON has had conslderapiie eAg, teaching, and brings with hlm 'es.n,yslI an wslI most hattering description, from men .omsp moel to Juuge ol HIS capdoilitie' .l ona all pa extracts from these testimonials anu to 'r rpfe relative to the school, he begs leave h,or 'I VI tie Rock, to Judge Ringo; Col, Asl,,Iyf .an of tn h Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqs.-'o al9 of snl ing gentlemen, the board'of Trustees G;osop as T5 VIZ; Maj. R. Pryor and Robert CarfIl's :a II C, ls Nash, John W, 'Paup, s. B, tiu,,l Ill;lli,mso E, @ M. R. Bankhead, Joel Hannah ,slns w a" as c. T. Nelson, Wm. M. Burton' Esq''

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 Spring HiH, Oct. 2Sth, 1Si4.-o-u RRoaDc1oiHs, casslnER,EE,. R,E,.g1sS gEs' LUST received, per steamer .h0 "@s eassirl .J good assortment of broad-elee.is'n 'nnder.s su ings, &c. Also, few dozen me NJ u"sp AID | tlannels, by H. " January I5. IS45.-1S'