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NYGWPB.752.061c
23 Oct 1752:32 (508)
Nicholas Barrington, lately mov'd to this city, has open'd a
school near St. George's Chapel, in Beekman's Street, and
teaches reading writing, and arithmetick, both vulgar and
decimal; as also navigation and merchants-accounts; where
good attendance will be given at the usual hours. N.B. He
has begun his evening-school, and intends to teach youth to
sing psalms. . . [23 more lines, most of which is testimony
to clear his name from someone's "most odious" criticism of
him.]
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