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NYJ-N.769.091
6 Jul 1769:42 ( 1383)
Vaux-Hall Gardens, have been newly fitted up in a very
genteel, pleasing manner, are pleasantly situate, and now
open for the reception of ladies, gentlemen, &c. and will be
illuminated every evening in the week; coffee, tea, and hot
rolls at any hour in the day, neat wines and other liquors,
with cakes, as usual. A concert of music vocal and
instrumental will shortly be performed twice every week, of
which due notice will be given--Contiguous to the garden
there is a very good long room, convenient for a ball, or
turtle entertainment; also dinners or suppers, dressed in
the most elegant manner, on timely notice being given to the
publick's already much obliged, and very obedient humble
servant, Samuel Francis. The gardens would have been opened
earlier in the Spring, but on account of the Theatre.
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