EB0aH'fiins and Bay SchooI

 Spring EHiEg, EEelslpstead
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 THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, 4. A

 CIPAL.

 FENHE school at the above place, will be ope

 K Monday, the iIth November, ls4i, Th of instruction will comprehend all the usual es of thorough ENGLISH education; toged the entire undergraduate coursein CLASSICS, EMATTCs, MENsURATIoN, NATURAL PHlLoi MORAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, CBLx &c., in any of the colleges or anniversaries

 United States. The system of discipline mild, but firm and no boy will be retalnA school who shall not strictly adhere 10 the ia' which it will be governed.

 Spring Hill is one of the most healthy setls in the South or South west-witnn about lp of Little Rock, from which 1t IS reached py weekly line of stages It is nine miles front On the Red River, to which place there IS aR steamboat navigation, through the fall, Wiae beginning of summer, from New Orleans, 'al &c., up the Red River. The springs are aO0a and the water of the most excellent qlai1 society is good and in morality and the pfoPe of public sentiment the district will coInpaigg g| any section of country in the United olales ' is also female school, under the superln'enuau.S Mas. BANKS, in full operation, winch failAs . 'l the highest in the State. There IS idiss Academy for the Male School, but as yel su buildings have not been erected for the accollD ton of the principal and the boardeTs Wlo Ila ha sent to the Institution. Several genlieinen nv CT, have consented to take boalders' on selt 4 ' rate terms, say from to 10 dollars per hOh%, Sli,

 The PRINCIPAL pledges himself to ule pug"s .ho, he will exert himself, to impart mos. ss. ay, ducation-inculcate the most correct, se9u.Da :n habits and strict moral pIincipless.-ahu,. . III Z, way, study to merit for his estaosllineenIs, S he intends shall be permanenD the eonfiuehr saa, support of the friends and patrons oi eu'' throughout the country, =, e,, tbe

 The terms of tuition have been ilXeu' iq, e,. cl ral departments of English, S2o-anas for to, tb and mathematics or either of them' 70 iva anr " sion of five months Students can eh'ei e ds ,t ani and will only be charged from the tllle ol ul s'' and during their continuance at the sciloo,, o-;o

 MT. ANDERSON has had considerable eAPe.' q!es teaching, and brings with him tesliliUnll ,..all m most fattering description, from men Men onfs f to judge of his capabilities and acqufennirat n nart extracts from these testimonials ana U Sn rofsr for relative to the school, he begs leave u r's Jo tie Rock, to Judge Ringo; Col, Ashlesr or ,ha s Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqs.-to any et snSf ,rS ing gentlemen, the board'of Trustees d. t3p op' VIZ Maj. R. Pryor and Robert CaffI1s III G G B( Nash, John W. Paup, '. B, tluIt, H W, con m M. R. Banlxhead, Joel Hannah, VI, Hhli'n,,d and il c. T. Nelson, Wm. M. Burton, ESqs'' ''N S. F. Cooke. .f

 Spring Hiu, oct. 2sta, 18l4.-s-t