The Arkansas banner., 1845-08-27

a good assortment of Groceries. such as Foas f54~ p!ss, Pears. Potatoes, Butter, Cheese Se '''
 A5aia Rock, Dee. U. l844.
 New Goods! New Goodyn ! [ tfE subscriber has just opened Iarss ,,,
 men el STAPLE < FANCY DRY 'G6on; which he Wiil sell cheap for cash or fyebsnns hides. peitFies, tafs, beesHax, &.. &e. Tbesh stock is composed in part of the following a+i] Fil:
 Brown and bleached sbirting sheetins64 Il 3--t, and heavy osnabgFgs; French, E1aHs5 aI American prints; mouselain de laDes. 6orm5g iaiass: alRaecas; aiPaeea lusters; white and tl HaHaals; ilHseys. diapers; Londan duff boBgf poiat do Whitney do; green, blue, and scarlet canvass and red padding; satinets and cassmg YestHgs black cloths; tiekihs: colofed cambia sieIlas; brown linens; brown Hollands: giDhg ! cashmere de ec5sse; black Italian crayats m and s2itatiel3 sillz hdkas linen eambfic do; in hoh 6o; bishop lawns; book musas; plaid. sd5 Ind check muslin, and eamprie; seleing silk; ! twist; laH5' wool half h0s white anf bognc ton do; ladies' white meaino hose; white. black slate cotton do shirt buttons; coat buttons Ri and eolored taiteta ribbons cotton asd woEtds ees sup. elasted do; cotton hdks; fmkeY rd linen and cotton tapes table diaper, brown White; gentlemen and ladies' thibet, hoskn < and kid gloves; black and white crape silk adp ton YelTets; needles and pins; hook and es spool cotton; linen thread Irish linens; do si lngs long lawns; chiIdren's Victoria boots; mix | hose; gents merino shirts together with an pIete assortment of gents sewed and begged q sEia boots; mud boots; kip. fusset, and black gahsi iadles walking shoes and slippers; chide black and esiorad boots; and variety of fashia ole Wute shalis; Aanuels; Kentucky jeans; nl i hefssf; llH5eys together with aot ol ghOotbN and stationary. Also, sugar, coffee, teas, tobN
 D. BENDER
 December 6, l8l4 lj-f RR04DGEOTHS, CASHMERE, TESTING
 USI received, per steamer Wabash Valley @ good assortment of beoad-cloths, cassmere, t lngs, 6c. Also, few dozen fine under-shils danacis, by H. N, ALDRICH
 January I5. fsf5.-ls'
 H4aGl5es' fimc es;9E9eFs andGenill
 RBGn's fine Roots.
 LUST received per steamer Wabash yalyi sB complete assortment of ladies fine gaeS shoes of every kind. Also, few cases ol ger, gs1 meu's fine boots. Il. N. ALDRlehi
 JandaTY i5, i545.-l3
 EBOarsiing and Day school, {
 Spring EHfEH, EEelmpstead to. THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON, A. M Ph
 C1PAL.
 HAtiE school al the above place, will be opensu \ Monday, the l1th November, lSl4- lIeevaJ of instruction will comprehend all the usaai u~ es of 6 thoeoush EacL1sH education; iogeslMyi M,1 the entire undergraduate courseln CLASSICS Di4 FANATICS, hENsURhTIoN, NATURAL fHlLoso, ill.1,-J MORAL PHILOSOPHY, ASTRONOMY, ChLMi, .t.L';. &1e., in any of the colleges or unlYcisiues United Siaies. The system of disclPine Sm ia miid, but firm and DO boy will be Telangu ll,p, school who shall no. strictly adhere to lil' i'"' which it will be governed. .,e.ns
 Spring Hil is one of the most heail1 ss,IS ,,o in the South or South-west-Wlthln a9ou, ts ii' of Little Rock from which t IS reacileu v Fg weekly line ofstages Iii nine mlles rom rsg o1 tae Red River to which place lleie n !, .,nisi steamboat navigation, through the ls' "i1,b| yaitb| beginning Of summer, from SeW O'ls@ls' als 'oband &-c, up the Red River The sPnhss etT @e il and the water of the most excellent 44lilo s,er l society is good and in morality ana tiis ngrs Pvf of public sentiment, the district Niil eytat so. md any section of country in the Ualteu osaastsoynaanc is also female school, under the shs ami Mas BANKS, in full operation, Hhi.' IarTe hl the highest in the State. There is at 7spitsl Academy for the Male School, put as 5,oomno buildings have not been erected Tor tue ,So nav ton of the principal, and the boalueas hogl sent to the Institution Several sen'isa'sy yary mOl CT, have consented 10 take boafderS, o.i in,onh rate terms say from to 10 doais 'tl nnblic Il
 The PRINCIPAL pledges himself to l.s .aolt thop he will exert himself to impart a ipos p's ',smah -inculeate the most con lees ssng in ei habits and strict moral prinelp,e,S.-re'.aasn,t sl way. study to merit fer lis esta9ilsi,ss51s he intends shall be permanent) tne ego of efafae! support of the friends and patrons the country. cd sor the se1
 The terms of tuition have been iiAea, ua for ca1 ral departments of English, tsZVsas, tss, for the I and mathematics or either of them, S--ggatany ti sion of five months. Students can eil'ei of enirG and will only be charged from tfe uu.f ss5ool. and during their continuance at liie ovpenen1
 Mr. ANDERSON has had considetapliiess pliie'sn;als q \ teaching, and brings with hlia 'ss.,.' vel aaa most Aattering description, from li,oi' ,o,i;'rsments to bdge of his capabilities ana aoqliisi qi all partc extracts from these testimonials anu =. ,,ier at relative to the school. he begs ies, tl6T John tie Rock, to Judge Ringo; Col ha.., i, cf the og1 Cooke and Albert Pike, Esqs.--'o 5 ''3 st sprins ing gentlemen the board of IFus,ses; ss.s;syfon. ph VIZ. Mai k. Pryor and Robert Oai'iTT7C IT BaTi] Nash, John W. paup, :. B, Fluit,. ia, M. R. Banl>head, Joel Hannah, llliaad and tic \ C. T. Nelson, Wm. M. Burton Ls'7
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