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MJ.782.083
2 Jul 1782:33 (9/27 461)
Mr. Roussell, dancing master, begs leave to inform the
public, that he will keep school three times weekly, in
town. He will teach twice a week, such dances as may be
most agreeable, viz. The Minuet, Jigg, Reel, Matelotte,
Allemande, the French, English, and Dutch steps, Hornpipes,
the tragic and comic dances for the stage; in short, every
dance requested by those who shall honour him with their
company, at his school. The third day will be employed in
teaching the Cotillion and English Country Dances. --Such
gentlemen and Ladies who do not choose to attend the school,
will be waited on at their own houses. He will also teach,
three times a week, at Mr. Lindsay's coffee-house, at the
Point. He proposes teaching, twice a week, at Mr.
Spurrier's taven, six miles from Elk-Ridge Landing, where
subscriptions are taken in, and as soon as a number
sufficient have subscribed, he intends opening his school
immediately, and flatters himself the public will have
reason to be satisfied with the endeavours of their most
humble and obedient servant, [signed] Roussel
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