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SCGCJ.767.002
6 Jan 1767:31 (56)
Dancing and Fencing. Pike's Dancing School, at the Long-
Room, in the Orange-Garden, Tradd-street, will be opened for
the reception of young ladies and gentlemen as usual, on
Thursday the 8th of January, and continue every Thursday and
Saturday.
The other days he employs in teaching at the principal
boarding schools.
Attendance is given at the same place every evening in the
week, from six o'clock to nine, where gentlemen may be
instructed in the proper address, the minuet, country
dances, or in any branch of dancing they chuse.
He continues to teach the use of the small-sword, from
five o'clock to nine, every morning in the week; the utility
of which method is sufficiently apparent by the performance
of his scholars.
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