Es0arsIiFrS and Day SefoO Spring HHiig, EEeRsPssead THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, A. M

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 VHE school at the above place, will De aIp Sp A Monday, the llih Nov vamber, lSll' l1i 9l of instruction will comprehend all the 9sla. \ es of thorough ENGLISH edacatloh los''4 the entire undergraduate coufseln CLASsl1s'' EMATlcs. MENsuRATIoN, NATURAL Ihlly MORAL PHILOSOPHY, AsTRoNoMY' eai' a &c., in any of the colleges or uniVeisia.' ,.a. United States. The system oi dlsclPllN miH, but firm, and no boy will be re'alu'' school who shall not strictly adhere 10 'ne which it will be governed. ,.. .,e

 Spring Hill is one of the most heai',ls s'T I, in the South or South west-wltfln aoou' ! ! of Little Rock, from which it IS reacileu sS z weekly line ofstages. Il $ nine illiles 'isa s 2 O, the Red River. to which place laere IF ,y;a s steamboat navigation. through me iail, ali, "S beginning of summer, from New orledl''' x S &c', LID the Red River. The springs afs ;,, as and the water ol the most eNceiien, .t, q"m, nrSl socletv is good; and in morality anu U! te ao,pn, P of public sentiment, the district wlli eonPr any section of country in the Uhl'eu esa sa;ateoi is also female school under the sgl's'r ps ranks Mas. BANKS, in full operation WHICH 'Ia lor1 the highest in the State. There IS Ia, ,a' Academy for the Male School. put 's :o,ol buildings have not been erected for 'le 'Ybo aS'Y ton ol the principal, and the ooalusas .r,lomep sent to the Institution. Several Se"',sn aa red CT. have consented to take boarusls' il or s mort rate terms, say from to 10 dolaiS ,p pti tbe mud

 The PRINCIPAL pledges hllnseii ,o ' most { he will exert himself, to lmpaf, rsolei education-inculcate the most coffees and ia habits and strict moral principl.e;s,-1,a,aa.an,t ,a.nt way. study to merit for his estapllsnn,f6J9 .hnfJpi he intends shall be permanent) .l"as .l,o ol d support of the friends and Pau0''

 throughout the country; eved. for \

 The terms of tuition have been m llA.ea and Gof| ral departments of English. Szo.s9 . eos IG1 and mathematics or either oi them ,g,sratsl get sion of five months. Students can ,,se ei,e of d and will onh be charged from the e, 'i.rl s.eboOI and and dnr;no fbeir continuance at the scnOC "vDed

 anu Mr p, aN,psoN ,4s has had considerable ssia esg teaching, and brings wllh nun en, me men well most hattering description, iron ln,nnrriremep' ,nr < to judge of his capabilities ana a' aad all pal extracts from tlYese testimonials ,.aa aa to reiS relative to the school, he begs iea,e sbly: | tle Rock. to Judge Ringo; Col AsaD n ol ibI Cooke and Albert Pike, Esq., ,Otess 4 at SF ing gentlemen. the board oi sI'ssssriagtoa VIZ Maj. R. Pryor and R99eLy Li,ait GfH H C. I Nash, John W. Paup, D. ia15, aW15,iIansoa M. R. Banlhead. Joel Hannah Fsas. :" M sndi C. T. Nelson, Wm. NJ. Bufton' h

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