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BNL.771.057
18 Jul 1771:42 (3536)
Bontamps Fartier, hereby acquaints the public, that he keeps
his fencing school in the room, formerly occupied by Mr.
William Turner, as a dancing room, where he teacheth the
small sword on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays in the
forenoon.
The said Fartier lives in the house of Mr. Fosdick, in
Milk-Street, opposite the door of the Old-South
Meeting-House.
Mrs. Fartier begs leave to acquaint the public, that she
undertakes to wash and clear-starch lawns, muslins and
laces, the latter of which if rent or tore, she will mend
and repair as if new. Any lady that chuses to be instructed
in the French tongue; or in the neatest method of embroidery
in gold, silver or otherways, shall be forwarded in the most
expeditious manner, and diligently attended at the above
place, where all favours will be gratefully acknowledged.
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