sDry Wilson, No. 105, Market Street.

NGTON, Del. FRIDAY, MARCH II, 1872
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tits a thing of far greater value and importance,
that youth should be perfectly we'll skilled in reading,
writing, and speaking their native tongue, in pro-
per- polite and graceful manner, than in toiling
among foreign languages. Ii is OF more worth and
advantage to gentlemen and ladiesto have an exact
knowledge OF what is decent, just and elegant in En-
ghsh, than to be critic in foreign tongues. The
very knowledge OF fo,eign words should be improved
to this purpose; and in order to obtain this accom-
pishment, frequently converse with those persons
and books which are esteemed polite and elegant in
their kind.