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MG-A(G.783.014
26 Jun 1783:33 (1902)
Annapolis, June 23, 1783. Lewis Roussel begs leave to
inform the ladies and gentlemen of this city, that he
intends (as soon as he can get twenty-five or thirty
subscribers) to open a school to teach the various dances,
such as the allamand, cotillons, minuets, country dances, or
any other figure or dance they may think proper, at the rate
of one guinea a quarter and three dollars entrance, to teach
two days in the week, and on the morning and evening of each
day; and any lady or gentleman who chooses to receive
private lessons, will be waited on at their own houses, and
they may depend on his utmost exertions to give general
satisfaction. Ladies or gentlemen who please to employ him,
by leaving their names at Mr. Abraham Claude's, watchmaker,
will much oblige their humble servant, &c. Lewis Roussel.
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