Miss james, the Prnclpal of the High School.
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Miss james. the Principal of the High School,
'sn lady OF thorough education, and accomplish
ed In all the polite branches of learning. She is
.so an able and effective teacher, one who Gu
imPnrt the knowledge she has gained. Her edu.
Ia,'oh mas been such as is not excelled by any
lady teachers in the United States. She comes
10 Fayetteville recommended by gentlemen of the
highest worth, learning and experience, men who
recommend none but the worthy. She will in no
Wise dIsappont that recommendation, nor fail to
ADD 10 the usefulness and celebrity of the "Semi.
nary. Her abilities are such, that Miss SAWYER
can safe y promise to give her pupils an excellent,
solid and ornamental education:


earnestly advise, and not only So but cxhort|
all parents who wish their daughters to be vel
educated, TO receive a training and knowledge of
learning, Thai "" fit them for the highest stations
IN American society. enable them 10 maintain
character as scholars, fit them to adorn any posi-.
lion where there Is worth, 10 send thom TO the
seminary at Fayetteville. And TO them we 81
you WEI certainly reap reward The daugh-
ters well educated, shall seq the brothers nye
ana the husbands taknga higher stand Fe.
male influence is groat, and most important is il
that that influence should be governed by well
educated mind and heart. Il praise is due Miss
Sawyer for her efforts.


would here mention that the Southern cotton
planter OF tins State, will do much better to send
h's daughter here rather than TO "the last" Her
education VIII be equally good, and may say.
generally. better, as if she were ''the graduate"
of some distant school; besides being educated in
Arkansas, near home.


do not think, Mr.. Editor. tha, any one can f,i!
to see the importance OF this Seminary, and am
sure that no will refuse to aid so laudible a
work. For one, bid her God speed.


Very respectfully, your friend,