... nal the Branches of an English Eduentiosn. Ile also utderstands several Foreign Laugsages, particularly French, wticill he speaks fluently, and with a Parisian acecnt. He is willing to submnit to any examination. Address to J. H., 10, St. Alichael's Hill ...

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... wishesfior a situation as Resident AGOVERtNESS, who is capableoffcaching English, ER the Use of the Globes, French (which she speaks fluently), the Piano, Guitar, and Harp; DrawitgiDaniselIeg, and the first rudiments of Italian. e Address A.Z., Bowen's Library ...

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