Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-10-19
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III conjunction ri:h his brother, ar. Heynoues,
b = Eds leave to oiler hi, services to
I'D he liberal and we'll informed cit
liens of Winchester, as teacher of
the French Language Enrn and Ed
ueated in France, ]. III. Jun. hes had
the inestimable advantage of knowing
the English language from his child.
hood; without which he cOnceives it
impossib to impart TO an American
or Engiishman the knowledge OF ano
Their. The plan of instruction pursued
is that which was introduced into this
country by his father, and in copianc.
ton with whom he has taught ever
since. The singular effects of this
mode of teaching has been tested by
several thousand pupils formed on the
Hamiitouian system, by the author 4
his children, the constant companions
of his lasours. The voice of fame, the
patronage of u liberal and discerning
public, have accompanied his progress
| through almos; every par, Of the Uni
ted States. Associated with him, Jas.
Hamilton. jun, met classes in Philad-
elphia last wIoter amountins to nearly
800 persons. IT'S this system which
is nnw offered to the ladies and genLie-
men Of Winchester.
MIR. II. promises that his pupils,
with small share of application Oh
their part, shall he enabled to read,
write end speak the French language
with grammatical accuracy in 4S less
sons. He promises that they shall be
able to read any hook in the language
IN II, or half course. He promises that
| every member of his class shall be a
! Die TO read and translate ST. Johns
Gospel with an accuracy of grammat.
zeal analysis unknown in the schools
| IN eight lessons: and resting on this en-
SnSemeut. his future hopes of patron.
age III Winchester, he will begin a
course of lectures ae soon "a 80 ladies
| anu gentlemen shall have subscribed.
This course is offered with some de-
gree ct confidence to the patronage Of
the literary characters, who having
studied tna French 10 their youth, may
| wIsh to perfect themselves in this lang
Suase, without subjecting themselves to
the regular studies of class. Ladies
| generally. will surely wish to obtain go
elegant and useful an accomplishment,
at an expense so Goneiliatory to their
feelings, OF time and lahour.
The subscription to the whole
course has Usually been forty. eight
dollars. i desire to concilete the pat
ronage OF The citizens of Winchester.
induces Mir. II. 10 put /! at half price.
For the convenience the subscriber.
the course of is lessons is divided into
ak seetinos Of eight lessons; and he il
! at liberty TO discontinue at the end OF
| each: the section is pu; at 4 Jollars. 50
;hHt fer u dollars, in the space Of three
mon'hsi person OF common capacity
without any other previous knowledge
than being able 10 read English with
facility, will be able TO read and trans.
late; to pronounce with proprietr: to
write and speak he French language
with OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or should
any circumstance Ereveut his going
through the whole course, he will. in
one fortnight, acquire geester knowl-
edge OF it than 10 usaIly obtained iu
sax months OF he usual plan, and in
two or three sections will be able IN
/ pursoe The study of i. with success e.
ven without a teacher. In short the
exPence is trifling-the study pleasing
the advantage eVident--ibe risk mo-
tbiGg. "