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NYM(G.769.147
11 Dec 1769:44 (946)
To the public. Mr. Le Gry, fencing and dancing master,
offers his service to the ladies and gentlemen of this city,
to teach them at his lodgings, or at their own houses, (as
may be most convenient for those who shall favour him with
their good will and custom) where he will learn them both
French minuets and country dances, in the newest principles
of the academies, either fencing or dancing. That all who
shall enter into those noble arts, shall procure by the
instruction of the said Le Gry, to their satisfaction and
his applause, for one guinea a month, and two dollars
entrance. The said Le Gry, proposes to open his school the
4th of December inst. at the house of Mr. John Ebert, at the
sign of the Roebuck, at the upper end of Horse and Cart-
Street.
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