SPRING HILL
boarding and Day School,
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THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, A. VI. PRINCIPAL


Mr. wN IRVINE, II. 9. d. ASSISTANT.
yEHE business Of the next session will com
Il nence the 10th of November Mr.
ANDERSON has made arrangements for the accom-
modation of about twenty boarders, who during
the hours Of preparatory study will be continually
under the supervision Of himself or his Assistant.
Strict, but parental discipline will all times be
enforced. Boys who will not comply with the
regulations OF the school, will be dismissed Those
wishing can study the entire undergraduate course
Of the best colleges of the United States in Clas
sics, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, and
thorough English education. REGULATIONS Of pieces
are weekly required from all the students.


The terms are-for boarding SO a month-the
student supplying his own candles, or paying IS
extra for the session Of ten months. No extra
charge for fuel or washing Tuition for the ses-
sion of five months in English cr any Of its do.
partments $50, and in Classics SIS.


All boarders are required to bring with them
two towels, which, with their clothes, are all to
be distinctly marked. Boarders also are required
to pay for their board all instances half of the
half session in advance.


Mr.. Anderson refers with pleasure 70 the fol-
lowing opinion OF bis Iabors during the session
which has just closed


Spring HH, August 80, lsI5.
To TUE Rev. JouH ANDERSON,


DNal s-us-- our examination WHICH mas fuft
closed has equallcd, if not surpassed, our most
sanguine expectations Yon came amongst w
with the highest recommendations rs a ripe scholar
aud an experienced Instructor OF YOUTH and this
from some OF the most celebrated Professors and
Divnes Of Belfast Royal College, Ireland. and
Of the States Of New York and Virginia. We
now satisfied that these high recommendations
did you no more than justice, for witnesses
that the youth under your care for The plst year
were not only united and happy, but have never
been so thoroughly and accurately taught before.
We tender yoI our thanks for determining TO
settle permanently amongst US, and feel confident
that IT IS only necessary for this fact 10 bc nad,.
known to make your Academy one of The most
celebrated Of its Kind in al The southern country
Be ASSURED then, dear sir, that you have already
won our highest CONNIE ndations. and nothing on
our part shall be wanting to cheer and sustain you
for the fsturc.


Yours v'ry respectfully,


WILLIAM Nj. BURroN, RIcnAED PRYoR.
WiLLIANsoN Foster, A. X. ELLErr,
STEPHEN /. CocRE, PHINE,s Nash,
SAMUEL b. FLUTrr, III. W. PoINDENrGR.
c. +. NELSON, ISAAC n. JoNEs, GEORGE
w. HARRISON.


II Banner and Gazette, Little Rock. will please
copy three months. and forward accounts 10 the
Rev. John Anderson.