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WE have the pleasure of acknowledging the liberal
w patronage and favors of some Of the first families
of Washington and hope that unwearled diligence 10
make good writers will deserve continuance our
work and improvements, of execution Se. De-
ing ready for the inspection Of enlightened comnun
y, respectfully invite all friends OF education 10 iavor
with calls and their decision of merit we are VIII
ling to depend for support We receiving scho-
lars daily We reform any handwriting, howev'r
cramped legble, to style Of Uniformity ease ana "a
ciy In ten lessons and the of execution IS sueh
as to have it in no danger of being lost. !,


But, that the learner shall risk, we VIII say
that If the hand is not thus formed to the entire saus-
faction In the ten, lessons may be taken without
extra charge until the antcipations fully realized.
Is this far' For further particulars inquire at our VII
Ting Academy, at Mrs Turner's boarding house, opposite
Browns Hotel, Penn Avenue.


M. & J. FRENCH.
References Rev. DIR. Laurie, Rev. Messrs. McLain
and Fowler. March S-St