EAucation.
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The Subscriber respectfully returns his
acknowledgements to the inhabitants of Will
mington and it's vicinity, for the liberal en-
courae ement he has received, since his re-
commencement to teach in the Academy,
and anxiously soicits further continuance
of their patronage. And at the same time,
he embraces this opportunity to inform
them and the public generally, that he has
engaged a young man (lately from Earope,)
well qualified 70 assist him in the Classical
apartment where his pupils will be care
fully instructed in the Latin, Greek, and
English languages, dramatically; Writ
ing, Arithmetic, bookkeeping (single and
double entry Euclid's Elements, Gcome-
try, Trigonomctry, with their application to
Mensuration; Guaging. Surveying and Nav
igaton, Geograp.y clucdated by the Maps
and Globes, &c. &c.


Having taught the above branches, in
this Borough for several years, with success,
lie presumes the public are SO well acquaint-
cd with his qualifications as teacher, to
render any thing further on the subject un-
necessary.


Young gentlemen will be accommodated
with tuition, boarding and washing, on reas-
enable terms, by application to


WILLIAM RANKIN.


Wilmington March 10 4t