Citation - New York Mercury (Gaine): 1767.11.02

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Index Entry Country dances, French, taught by Vianey, Peter 
Location New York 
Citation
NYM(G.767.096
2 Nov 1767:32 (835)
To the public.  Peter Vianey, music, fencing, and dancing-
master; who keeps a private and public school opposite to
the Hon. John Watts's, at Mrs. Hayes's, near the exchange,
having heard [   ] a report has been spread, that he asks
two guineas a quarter, and two guineas entrance, for
teaching young ladies and gentlemen to dance, finds it
necessary to contradict publickly a report certainly
publish'd to prevent him from getting scholars.---His demand
was no more than one guinea a quarter and one guinea
entrance, however at the desire of some gentlemen and
ladies, he will for the future teach as a pistole a quarter,
and a pistole entrance, and will wait on any ladies or
gentlemen that chuse to be taught, at their own homes.  He
will teach French country dances, either at home or abroad.


Generic Title New York Mercury (Gaine) 
Date 1767.11.02 
Publisher Gaine, Hugh 
City, State New York, NY 
Year 1767 
Bibliography B0029893
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