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NYJ-N.775.089
24 Aug 1775:33 (1703)
Clocks and Watches, made and repaired by William Pearson,
clock and watch maker, in the Broadway. He likewise intends
to open a school, on the first of September, where
gentlemen's children may be instructed in that solemn branch
of worship, called vocal music, in the newest and most
approved method. As he does not intend to take more than
twelve scholars, in order to enable him to do them justice.
Those gentlemen who choose to subscribe, will be pleased to
leave their names with Mr. Holt, or the subscriber, at
twelve shillings a quarter, and six shillings entrance; the
school days are to be on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
from two to four in the afternoon.---Those young ladies and
gentlemen who choose to employ him, may be taught on the
same evenings, at two dollars a quarter, and one dollar
entrance.
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