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RNYG.774.058
28 Jul 1774:41 (68)
A French Boarding School.
Mrs. Cozani, (lately from London,) purposes to open a
Boarding-School, to educate, or to complete the education of
young ladies; where will be taught the English, French, and
Italian languages,
gramatically; also to write and translate one language into
the other,--Geography, with a knowledge of history,--to draw
and paint upon silk, embroidery, tambour, Dresden, plain
work, blond lace, and several other genteel and fashionable
works.--A particular attention will be paid to the morals
and conduct of the ladies in every particular which may
prove beneficial to themselves, and satisfactory to their
parents. Ladies will be boarded and educated at forty
pounds a year.
Day scholars will be taken--There will be masters for
music, dancing, and writing. Wall-Street, New York.
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