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FRENCH INSTRUCTION
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FRENCH INSTRUCTION.


Mr.. HINKLEY, who has been for some weeks
past, residing in this town, delivered an address
at the Academy, on Friday evening last, to a
small and respectable audience, explaining and
enforcing the importance OF a knowledge Of the
French language, Of which he offers himself as
an instructor in this place, and its vicinity From
the satisfaction, with which it has been received,
I am glad to learn that he will be induced to re-
peat It this evening at the same place The ad-
vantage Of this elegant and useful attainment to
the merchant, the professional man, the traveller
and the scholar, can hardly be too highly yestimat
ed. And it is believed there can be no reason to
question the qualifications of Mr.. Hinkey, who
is native of France, and has received the ele-
ments of liberal education at one of the first
colleges in this country. o


Mr. Hinkley will repeat his lecture, accom-
panied with readings and recitations, this eve
ming, to commence att o'clock.