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SCG-C.762.037
6-13 Mar 1762:13 (1442)
(By desire of his Scholars) Andrew Rutledge, Dancing-Master,
Proposes to have a Ball, on Monday the 29th of March
instant, at the house of Mr. Elisha Poinsett. To begin at
five o'clock in the afternoon.
Mr. Rutledge will first dance a hornpipe, and then one of
his scholars another; after which he will move a minuet.--
Those of his scholars in town or country, who chuse to dance
at his ball, may practice with him till that time; and if
any gentlemen or ladies chuse to enter, he will engage to
perfect them for dancing at the Ball.
N.B. Tickets to be had of Mr. Poinsett, at Thirty Shillings,
which will admit a gentleman and lady, or at his house,
where he teaches three days in the week.
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