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FRENCH LANGUAGE,
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Perhaps it is not SO well known as it should be
among the citizens ofour town, that ample oppor-
tunity is now presented to those who are dcsrous
of studying the French Language.


Mons Rousseau gentleman of fine accom-
plishments, civil and unobtrnsye department.
possessing collegiate education and all the at
tributes requisite as teacher, is now in town.
and will remain some months, understand,
provided sufficient patronage be given to enable
him to do His class, however, we regret to
say, is too small at present, to warrant his con
tinuance longer than to fulfill existing engage
ments 1t is rarely that good chance occurs
in this community for the instruction of French,
by so good schoar-and we marvel somewhat
at the supineness of those who feel an interest in
attaining this useful accomplishment, and the
want Of patronage our friend deservedly mer-
It's We recommend Mons Rousseau to the pub
lie as teacher, and trust he will receive all the
encouragement from our citizens, that his talents
and qualifications euttle himto.