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- HIS ancient Institution IS again open for the
reception of Students in the various branches OF
CLASSICAL ASn ENGLISH EDUCATION,
on very moderate terms.


Latin and Greek Languages per Quarter 81 90
The higher branches Of The Mathematics,
Natural and .Norai Philosophy, .7strO-
nony, &c. OO
Reading, Writing, arithmetic, English


Grammar, Geography, Composition,
Defamation, Sc. 4 90
The Subscriber. grateful for the encouragement
he has already received, hopes, by strict attention
TO the department. I'd literary improvement of
his Pupils, to render the institution, in every re.
,pect, worthy Of public patronage.


LY.lLA.N .M4I'THEWS.
Dec II, 1923.


WECENTIFY, That the above named Gentle
man has produced satisfactory testimonials from
|Niddlebury College, (Vermont,) OF his literary
utainments, and do cordially recommend him to
public patronage.
f. w. GILBERT,0
JoHN BRINcKLE, r,


JoHN RUMsEy,


Robert PoRrER.J