BOaPIing, 8Ead Day Scll

 Spring HEilG, helnpsse9

THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, \

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1 IL hE V. JOIIN ANDI'Ae0N-f =

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 THE school at the above place, VIII \ Monday, the IIth f0vgm5rff,i tis ts of instruction will comprehend all tine 2 es of thorough ENGLISH edueallon, the entire undergraduate course m OLAI, B EMATIcs, MENsURATIoN, NATURAL MaRAL PHILOSOPHY, AsTRoNoNY, S1cs. in any of the colleges or llll'yl ,; United States The system oi als''g Y miid, but firm; and no boy will pc ' ' school who shall not strictly adhere " which it will be governed. ,,,,,

 Spring Hill is one of the most heal.s. as in the South or Southwest wilma a1 aJ' of Little Rock, from which it IS .i1 TcaS1 weekly line ofstages. Its nlne me- nil,sr ths. on the Red River, to which place 'lisI' sII steamboat navigation, through the olIa, l%, beginning of summer, from aI New ,,',,;Drs o,si Sec, up the Red River. The PpIIa9t sPTlnS h and the water of the most eXcelisit exec e5 M \ society is good; and in morality anu .aiII uI \ of public sentiment, the dlstTlcl 1,,l;,ed mH sI any section of country in the ssa 9l,'.sa snneI is also a female school, under liie HEN sGp Mas. BANKS, in full operation, 9,I,.Sa wHt the highest in the State; 1 ll1elS bot M Academy for the Male School 9ol for Tu' t6s| buildings have not been erected a,aalers iO, gs ton of the principal, and. ,.uI the OTala ~sntIl sent to the Institution. Seyei@ uIers 4 CT. have consented to take boaTasl', l,l.l n,l ! rate terms, say from 8 to 10 ;issDf dolds tpfI pf he win l,f f@,nTttn exert himself, to impaEt a ndocat;onMincnicate l9 @ti, the most corTec9 habits and strict moral prlnelp5,ii, way, study to merit for ms an ss'a the cI he intends shall be permanent, ,,,trors t support of the friends and P@

 'nFP6sfeuf Phss terns so of tuition have been ss As ral denartmepts i.e s,r irrr of English, Sus o s3 and mathematics or either l ol |. l ran eDt ! sion of five months. Students fa" tbe tinj and will only be charged iron, sa .t fiji the SC and during their continuance nScoSnssj,deraHd| Mir. ANDERSON has had :iS cqli1 bim testI teaching, and brings WlIa @ ifr1 from men most aattering description anJ n5 a.qqii to judge of his capabilities lesi.ials anu sIa ani extracts from these t6stlmonilI.es on Lave relative to the school, he 0e9s EoI T A.hI tie Rock. to Judge Ringo; o -to snl Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqsrr F. g ssrrr,stee. ing gentlemen, the boaTa.oih { lhart Canii VIZ VIZ Maj. R. Pryor and hqpeFI ? Emit

 Nash, John ". PauP, s,,'.b' s. D. WI M. R. Bankhead, Joel Hallliar,' i,ii.an Esqs c. T. Nelson, Wm. M. Bur'0D'

 . Spring agsff HiR, oct. 28is, l314y

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