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THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, Il

 CIPAL.
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1 THE REV. JOHN ANDEboON, -1' T

 CIPAL.

 TNHE school at the above place, VIII ng T' x \ Monday, the llth November, l9i1 ; of instruction will comprehend all the psa' es of a thorough ENGLISH educaIlon , ~3. the entire undergraduate coursein CLASse, H', EMAr1cs, MENsuBATfoN, NATURAL fll, Gn, MoRAL PHILOSOPHY, AsTRoNoMY' CaI :a i &c.. in any of tha colleges CT ullislItT i:.r United States. The system oi aiselE% .a;- miid, but firm; and nc boy Hlll be ts'%. tT. school who shall not strictly adhere U '4 which t will be governed. ,Ar |.

 Spring Hill is one ol the most heaJ, ! .b,n f in the South or South-West-WllLin aJou t.5 of Little Rock, from which 1t IS fea'nfr a' ea weeblVGne of stages. lti n.ne liilss ssa K |. on the Red River, 10 which P'aSfs '4,i' 5,lI N N steamboat navigation, through lhe o,..,, ian, 7 beoinninp of summer, from New oliesn1 Nc mn fine Red River. The sPrngs as s' and the water of the most eXceile9, .ea qar- m socIety is good and in morally anu ,;ll 1 coat of public sentiment, the dls',ic' M "1 statei any section of country in the 0ii.su '.,orints @ is also female school, under the sgpS'inl b r,1 Mas a,s0 B1vRs : l in fai operation, which Iis {, inc L;abesi in inc State. There ls ,s ,s Academy for the Male school c. Da' tbs @ act buildings have not been erected a.lsr. io. s gh ton of inc principal, and the p9a,a,l a,,.ntlcoa sent to inc Institution, Several gsH1,1' oa yI CT have consented to take boardeIs. 'r v" nj sI3 l'ea 2 eo,.,S''e,5 ,, frSn < 1 10 dollars PCT ~

 The PRINCIPAL pledges lilIilssIt lt mc1 ! he will exert himself, to lnlPa'' .el qenl edHcat:en-incuicate the mosi eolss25 lss .5nl4 1 habits and strict moral prlnei PES s,.-brosrI way st,Ijv to merit fer his esta9l,2,g .5. eogii Ea Saf infea5s 9s1 sbalj he permanent ihe s0s If support of the friends and l'4'

 1 throughout the country. ,.a sxsd, h1

 The terms of tuition nave pesa s,c = Sond ral departnents of English, s6i and mathematics or either of them, .sisrs. 4 sion of five months. Students can ,.,as sa,, If and will only be charged rom .iii tbe scAAoo and during their continuance q 'iserabIe el1

 MT. ANDERSON nas had cqilsius,, s,,ss.tipoai teaching, and brings with nm nm, 'os, men gsl most Gsttering description, ifoia i11irera lagT io % ind@e of his capabilities and a'qaI saa slII extracts from these testiinoniaiiss. Lave r to d relative to the school, he beg,s 'a,sblsy; i tie Rock, to Judge Ringo ooii h any oii Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqs.--'g, ,,ses s' al $ ! ing gentlemen, the board.oi l tuSs,iin Ssrriinst VIZ: Mai. R. Pryor and Roper Fla; H. ( Nash, John W. paup, s. D '1 1Williar' N. R. Bankhead. Joel IIannaa' Fsos, @ 2 C. T. Nelson, Wm. Nj. Bafton' hss

 $. F. Cooke. elf

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 ,g0Bg W'OB';s's B's';'s u.I ] EXECUFEB al this 9issee

 E4 despatch.