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SCGCJ.773.021
16 Feb 1773:33 (377)
Mr. Bates, who has finished a tour of Europe, is arrived in
Charles-Town. and intends to perform feats in Horsemanship,
on one, two, and three horses, at the upper end of Meeting-
Street, on Friday the Nineteenth of February, instant.
The doors will be opened at ten o'clock, and he mounts
precisely at eleven.
The seats are made proper for ladies and gentlemen.
He will take it as a particular favour, if gentlemen will
not suffer and dogs to come with them.
Tickets to be had at the bars of the Coffee-House, and
Holliday's Tavern, and the place of performance, at one
dollar each. No money to be taken at the doors, nor
admittance without a ticket.
[Hand pointing right] This will positively bee the last time
that he will ride, and his two horses will be sold.
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