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Spring Hill, Hampstead County.
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TIE EEy. JOHN ANDERSON, 4. NJ rEINciPAl-
TENHE School at the above place will be opened


on Monday, the llth of November, le44.
The course of instruction will comprehend all the
usual branches of thorough English education,
together with the entire undergraduate course IN
Classics, Mathematics, Mensuration, Natural PHI
losophy, Moral Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry,
Sc, in any of the Colleges or Universities IN the
United States. The system of discipline will be
mild but firm; and no boy will be retained in the
school who shall not strictly adhere 10 the laws BY
which it will be governed


Spring Hill is one of the most healthy settlements
in the south or south-west-within about I4O miles
of Little Rock, from which II is reached by u tri-
weekly line of stages. 1t IS 9 miles from fuiton
on the Red river, to which place there Is regular
steamboat navigation through the fail, winter and
beginning of summer from New Orleans, Natchez,
Szc I'D the Red river. The springs are abundant
and the water Of the most excellent qualify lhe
society is good; and IN morality and the proper
tone of public sentiment, the district will compare
with any section of country in the United States.
There is also excellent Female School, under
the superintendance of Ms. BANKS, in full opera
tion which ranks among the highest IN the state.


There is large brick academy for the male
school, but YET suitable buildings have not been
erected for the accommodation of the Principal,
and the boarders who may be sent to the Institution
Several gentlemens however, have consented TO
take boarders very moderate terms, say from
50 to $40 moath.


The Principal pledges himself 10 the public, that
he will exert himself to impart most thorough
Observation-Disclosures the most correct gentleman
Ike habits and sric. moral principles; and in every
way study to merit for his establishment (Which
he intends shall be permanent the confidence and
support OF the friends and patrons Of education
throughout the country.


The terms for tuition have been fixed: For tho
several departments of English $50, and for Clas-
scs and Mathematics, or either of them, S25 for
the session o f.e months. Students enter at
any time, and VIII only be charged from the time
Of entrance, and during their continuance at the
school.


hfr. AvpEasoy mas had considerable experience
in teaching. and brings with him testimonials of the
most Aatte-in- description from men well qualified
to judge Of his capabilities aud requirements For
extracts from these testimonials, and all particulars
relative TO the school, he begs leave TO refcr-at
Li.tIe Rock, to Judge Ringo, Col. Ashley, John
W. Cooke and Albert Pike, Esgrs.-;o any of the
following gentlemen, the Board Of Trustees at
Spring Hill, viz: Maj. Pryor, Robert Carring;on, P.
Nash, John w. Paup, S. ID. Fluit, II. c. Boyd,
T. NJ. K Bankhead, Ioel " Hannah, Williamson
Foster. c. F. Nelson w. ". Burton, Esqrs., and the
Rev. Stephen f. Cooke.


Spring Hill, Oct. %, IS44-I2-iw.