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SCGCJ.771.066
5 Nov 1771:31 (310)
The subscriber takes this method to inform the public, that
he purposes to open a Dancing-School, at the house of Mr.
Liebehentz, in Bedon's Alley, where he will teach the most
modern dances in the genteelist taste. He likewise teaches
the Violin and German Flute. Those gentlemen and ladies who
please to favour him with their commands, may depend on
being taught with the quickest dispatch; and by his
assiduity doubts not of giving satisfaction.
[signed] George Christie.
N. B. Gentlemen or ladies may be taught privately at their
own houses.
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