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THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, 4

 CIPAL. FNHE school al the above place, wllb E Monday, the l1th November, ISL of instruction will comprehend all the ui| es of thorough ENGLISH education; nI the entire undergraduate coursein CAsI| EMATfcs, MENsURATIoE, NATuRMh1 MORAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, &c., in any of the colleges or unlTts United States. The system of dstlp1 mild, but firm and no boy will be rel school who shall not strictly adhere o N which it will be governed.

 Spring Hill is one of the most heaIlill in the South or South-west-Within alol of Little Rock, from which it is racne| weekly line ofstages. Itis nine mics I on the Red River, to which place t1eIe steamboat navigation, through the lall' beginning of summer, from New oreal1 &c., up the Red River. The spnnnss .al @I and the water of the most excellent M soclety is goed; and in morality ana n Iat m of public sentiment, the district Will s.9 eol any section of country in the United oa' 3 is also a female school, under the sapa.I Mas. BANKS, in full operation, when | the highest in the State. There IS

 Academy for the Male School 6a' a as buildings have not been erected for 'lls l ton of the principal, and the ooalasts ,I,I sent to the Institution. Several stnu'a aa CT, have consented to take boaTdeIs' @ oa rate terms, say from s to 10 dollais le4 Pti tsa

 The PRINCIPAL pledges himself U u, ,n, he will exert himself, to lmpaft m' -, education-inculcate the most correct 5o 5 habits and strict moral prineipl.ess.Ilsa.g, la., way, study to merit for his esiapilsr0i S a' ann he intends shall be permanentl .le .V1 o support of the friends and patrons throughout the country: fvo5

 The terms of tuition have been zen lAeOi eO5 ral departments of English, SzO-9s9; " co; and mathematics or either of them, P, a, sion of five months. Students can .:n.o e,,,s and will only be charged from thf l9l llini ln5, and during their continuance at l,e 9blse jt'

 MT. ANDERSON has had consldela4iio a'uti',d teaching, and brings with nm nm, lasur ,asD K most nattering description ron a a.nerer ,nr to judge of his capabilities ials ana sya spd al extracts from these testimonials Is,sa s,.I to ii relative to the school, he pegs 1ea,s t.beT tla pool, to Indga Ringo; Col, ASni'l Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqstm.Ji lsr- -,Dises @ at ing gentlemen. the boardIol, Ut lus's Gsrringt VIZ: Maj. R. Pryor and Roper Inf Gf H. Nash, John ". Paup, x D, b tiuI,' Willisi M. R. Bankhead, Joel Hannah r,as,, aa c. T. Nelson, Wm. M. Bur'on' n'4'

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