Boarding and Day scl Spring EEiil, Menpste'
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THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, 4

 C1PAL.

 EHE school at the above place, will \ \ Monday, the llth November, lSii, of instruction will comprehend all the \ es of a thorough ENGLISH education; 4 the entire undergraduate course in CnsI EMATIcs, MENsURATIoN, NATURAL \ MORAL PHILOSOPHY, AsTRoNoMY, \ &c., in any of the colleges or afe1 United States. The system of dstlH mild, but firm and no boy will be Is| school who shall not strictly adhere o which it will be governed.

 Spring Hill is one of the most heath1 in the South or South-west-withna ab1| of Little Rock, from which it is reach weekly line ofstages. It is nine ml'' O the Red River, to which place ilsll steamboat navigation, through the al| beginning of summer, from New oH'1 &c., up the Rel River. The spnns | and the water of the most excelleaI q] society is good and in morality ana T, u.1 of public sentiment, the district Wil M any section of country in the enllea .3 is also a female school, under the sapsiI Mas. BANKS, in full operation, Wllea the highest in the State. There IS .s Academy for the Male School, oul '' buildings have not been erected for M Ias tion of the principal, and the boaIass sent to the Institution. Several gennI CT, have consented to take boaTdefs' ' rate terms, say from s to 10 dollals Pt, S

 The PRINCIPAL pledges hlmsen OT' he will exert himself, to lmparl education-inculcate the'most corfe'e i habits and strict moral prlnclPlee,s9,.1t'u e,9. N he " intend; shall be permanent the q support of the friends and PaiOH'

 throughout the country, - eve6

 The terms of tuition have been 1a lNsu so ral departments of English Sze-s,, 2, and mathematics or either of them, ?, ] Sion of hVc monlls' o'u" .ha i'm. and will only be charged from t',S .bs urI ,, and during their continuance, a, s;1orsbs sra jr

 MT. ANDERSON has had conslaFlasr , ..stt teaching, and brings with illll, e.an, mel. men most flattering description iuIn d acnuir M to judge of his capabilities .nia,s ana aVar sapd

 extracts from these testlmolllalS ls,~s ~s 4 relative to the school, he begs gI lS',s ,sbI tie Rock, to Judge RinSo' oOi, to nIr any Cooke and Albert Pike' Esqsimt@ q T rnStee, @ ing gentlemen the board so5 Robert S, ellsf5 csr

 Nash, John W. Paup, ,,ab H. D, whit M. R. Bankhead, Joel Halllta,, nnian Esos, c. T. Nelson, wm. M. Bur'O''' D''

 S. F. Cooke. ,e,.-s-tf RROaDCLOTHs, caSslmhNWNa .n.z WabI TUST received, per steain5 a nplotbs, d .D good assortment oi bIoaa,s'feu 1a0 fine un| ings, Sc. Also, few dozen II, K flanneis, by ,c

 January 15. ls45.-lo