WIL.nL.NGION ACADEMY.
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WIL.fI.N'GI ON ACADEMIC.
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- HIS ancient Institution IS again open for the
reception OF Students in the various branches ofa
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH EDUCATION,
on very moderate terms.


Latin and Greek Languages per Quarter 81 %
The higher branches Of tie mathematics,
D.my. Sc. ~ ~ 6so0
Reading, Wl1ting. arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography, Composinon,
Declamation, Sc. w
The Subscriber. grateful for the encouragement
he has already received, hops, by strict attention
o the department, and literary improvement of
ms Pupils, to render the institution, in every re-
spect, worthy of public patronage.


LY.N.4.W lL4TI.HEVS.
Dec. II, 1923.


WE CERTIFY, That the above named Gentle
man has produced satisfactory testimonials from
Middlebury College, (Vermont,) of his literary
,,tainnents, AMI do cordially recommend him to
,ublic patronage.


f. W. GlLBEnT,1


JoHS i'a,ScSLr, Tssstees.


JouN RUMsEY,


k3n4aT PORTER