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NYG(W.759.036
24 Sep 1759:22 (32)
Advertisements. This is to give notice, that the violin is
taught in so plain and easy a method (that gentlemen of
eight or nine years old may be capable of learning in a
short time) by W. C. Hulet, at the house of Mr. Robert
Wallace, joiner, in Bread-street, near the corner of the
Old-Dutch Church-street.
Mr. Hulet takes this method to acquaint the gentlemen and
ladies of this city, that he cannot get a room for a dancing
school this winter, but will attend them at their own houses
if they will honour him commands.
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