EsoaraIiElg and Day sfl

 Spring EEiEE, EaenlpslC

THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON,

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ClPAL,

 THE school at the above place, will

 -E Monday, the llth November; sA. of instruction will comprehend all the

 es of thorough ENGLISH education;

 the entire undergraduate colrseinelAss EMATIes, MENsuRATIoN, NATURAL MORAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY,

 &c., in any of the colleges or u9Ng United States. The system ol dltI mild, but firm; and no boy VIII Ut school who shall not strictly adllele which it will be governed. .,a,

 Spring Hill is one of the most Iedl,, a5 in the South or South-west-Wllfln dS of Little Rock, from which t IS Iea'p aa weekly line ofstages. Il is nhe lallss msa I the Red River, to which place ulsiI sl Y steamboat navigation, through the a3 a1 beainning of summer, from New oflea S,c., up the Red River. The sprlls' oa and the water of the most excellehSs I ,Ss ! society is good; and in morality ana .i,I u,, eo of public sentiment, the district VII e. {. any section of country in the ga,sa .3 aans,;i Sa is also female school, under the s'ipsN-I ss \ Mas. BANKS, in full operation Wiish \ the hiehest in the State. There IS a Academy for the Male School, tuu oa' ,Ss Ss s buildings have not been erected io. .,,s,, sr, V ton of the principal, and the ooalus'' .l.nilsn sent to the Institution. Several genuST'' oa' ts,.a ~ s',s a,anontod to take boarders, oa rate terms, say from 8 to io dolld,s le q tbs

 The PRINCIPAL pledges nillissn t .'i a mn he will exert himself, to imPars s,., a rs re education-inculcate the most colress5 ss, habits and strict moral pfihellp'sSif way, study to merit for hIs es'ag.,' S ,Ss ron he intends shall be permanent, .t,ons t,v Q support of the friends and PauV1' throughout the country; ,a, fvedi

 The terms oftuition have been e1o lN,n sod ral departments of English, ss.m S1vss sss and mathematics or either of them, oSsi STi sion of five months. Students can eaa 'ime 6u and will only be charged nom .t .',f sbs s sch, and during their continuance s' q 4'1arsblee a,, MT. ANnFRsoN has had eonsloelayi 4ssii,o, teaching, and brings with nm 1,, men men { most fattering description 'd ron aeaoire mi to judge of his capabilities u;als ana q and q extracts from these lestimonlailss. is.rs S tc relative to the school, he begs leas sshI. tie Rock, to Judge Ringo; e0i, ,o m any Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqst.t q4sr,,stsgs ing gentlemen. the board oi lpSs,i CorriIl VIZ: Maj. R. Pryor and RqoeTl } Elf if H H Nash, John ". Paup, s. b. i',v 'W;lli, M. R. Bankhead, Joel Hannah r,,ns "n c. r. Nelson, Wm. M. Burlon' As

 s. F. Cooke. 70. eff

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