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 FFN1E school at the above place, will be opened on -h Monday, the ilth Aeveiabef 1sIt. IAe course ol instruction will comprehend all the usual bfanch- es oi q thorough ENGLISH education together with the entire undergraduate course in CLASSICS MATTE EHATics, MENsUnATIoN, NATURAL PHHosoPHY, MORAL PHILosopHY, ASTRONOMY, CHEMISTRY, &c Tn any of tha colleges or universities ia the United States. Hhe system of discipline will be mi6, but fita; and no hoy will be retained ia the school who shall hot strictly adhere to the laws by which it will ba governed

 Spring Hi!l is one of the most healthy settlements in the Sonth or Saatd-West-within about I4g miles oi Little Rock from which t Is reached by a tri- %eeky hne et stages. II is nine miles from Fulton, o9 the Ned River, o which place there is a regular steahhoat navigation, through the all, winter and beginning ot sumner ifem New Orleans, Natchsz, e1c., up the Red River. The springs are abundant aha the water of she maSt eXceIlantqnaity. The society Is geed; aad ia morality and the proper tone of public sentiment, the district will compare with any section of country in tie United States. There is also female school under the superintendance of MRs. BANKS, inlnll operation, which ranks among the highest in the Slate There is a large brick Academy for the Mule School but as yet suitable buildings have hot been erected for the accommoda- ton ot the principal, and the beaf3efs Who may be | CT, have consented o take boardeTs. on very mode. rate terms, say from to 10 dollars per month.

 The PRIHeIrAl pledges himself b the public. that he will exert himself, to mpaqt most thorough educatien-incaeatat t}3a nostcoreet sentamanlilse habits and strict moral principles-1od, in every way, study to merit for his establishment (which he intends sh7ii be pcrmanenb the confidence and support ol the friends and patrons of education throughout tAe eonHt4y.

 The tafms ef tuition have been fixed. for the safe- ra departments oI English ss2o-and for classics and mathematics or either ef them, S25 for the sas. sion of five months. Students can enter at any time and will only be charged from the time of entrance and during their continuance at the school.

 RIr. ANbeRsoH has had considerable experience il teaching, and brings With him testimonials of tho most iattafiag description, from men well qaaliiee 10 judge of bls capabilities and requirements. Fol extracts from these testimonials aud all particular, relative to the school. he begs leave te feiar at Lit te Rock, 10 Judge Ringo, Col. Ashley; John " Cooke and Albert Pike 11sqs-to any Of the follow ing gentlemen, the board Of Trustees at Spring ltll VIZ: Maj k. Pryor and Robert Darlington, phinea. Nash, John " PaoP, s. B, Fiuit, H. C. Boyd, T Fl. R. Banikhead, Joel Hannah, Williamson Poster c. T. Nelson, Nm. If. Burton, Esqs., end the Rev l s. r. Cooke.

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