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PJ.776.009
14 Feb 1776:41 (1732)
Mr. Pike takes this method of acquainting the public, that
he has taken the house lately occupied by David Franks, Esq;
in Second-street, nearly opposite to Coombe's alley, where
he has provided a very large room for the more convenient
accomodation of such gentlemen who chuse to learn the use of
the small sword: --The use of which is taught there every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, from six in the morning to two
in the afternoon without intermission. Private lessons on
the same every afternoon.
He continues to teach young ladies and gentlemen in his
other branch of business as usual, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, from eight o'clock in the morning to one.
An evening school for gentlemen who have not had an
opportunity of learning a proper address, every evening from
five to nine.
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