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SCAGG.776.001
5-12 Jan 1776:33 (19/904)
Mrs. Sage presents her compliments to the ladies and
gentlemen who were so kind as to entrust her with the care
and education of their children, and also to the public in
general, and begs leave to inform them that she resides at
present at the house of Miss Hunter about one mile up the
path and nearly opposite the race ground, where she
continues her Boarding School, and the same masters will
attend to teach French, music, dancing, writing, &c., and
hopes a continuance of their favors. Should the times alter
for the better she will immediately remove into town; if for
the worse, which she flatters herself will not be the case,
she begs leave further to inform them, she has a place of
residence at some distance from town where they will be
safe, and great care taken of them till such time as their
parents or guardians can send for them.
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