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SPRT,sg Hill AcADEMY.-t VIII DC
saep from an advertisement in another
column. that the Trustees of this institution
have employed the Rev. JoHS ANDERSON
10 take charge of it. Their object Is to
build Up n permanent school of high order
!, tire southwest, and the TESTIMONIALS Of
c,on,,lary moral worth and superior literary
attainment produced by Mr.. Anderson, show
that our neiyhbors of Spring Hill have
t,l.en the first essential step for the attain
rnent Of that object, in the employment Of a
con,netout teacher. These testimonials,
l,om the Universities of Glasgow and Bel
C,=t. of the latter of which he is graduate,
We have seen, and can confidently say that
they would not have been awarded TO one
who possessed not the very highest quail
fcations. Besides these, he has testi-
m1nials and references in relation to his
course as a teacher since he has been IN
the Unitcl States, all of the highest char
ac,er and from eminent and good men Of
our own country, which none but one well
fitted as a teacher to instruct our own youth
could possibly have obtained.


With a foundation so surely laid, aided
by the advantages of healthy location, and
n highly respectable, intelligent and agreea-
bic neighIorhpod, we doubt not that the
Spring HIS Seademy will succeed to the
utmost wishes of its friends. and prove not
only an advantage to its immediate vicinity,
but benefit and an honor to the whole
southwest.