Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-01
a CARD.

mER. GEO. Fl. STARING, Professor Of
I'VE Dancing, Pupil Of Mr.. VIM. Whale,
Stanwix Hal!, City of Albany. n. Y. presents
bis respectful compliments TO tho citizens OF
Edseield and vicinity. and bees 10 lniorr
them that he designs opening Q SCHOOLa al
the Planters Hotel. for the instruction OF Mas
tiers and Misses in The polite art Of DANCING.
Particulnr instruction will be given TO the
youth inuusted TO his care, in manners and
pol!ieress. He will also give lessons in Dam
cling 10 Young Ladies and Gentlemen. Days
Of Tuition. Wednesdays and Saturdays, from
= TO s o'clock i. NJ. for Ladies. Masters and
Misses. and from, 7 To . P. NJ, for Gentlemen.
Private Lessons given IN Tuesdays and Fin.
tuys. The School will he opened OH Satur-
Jay tie III, INST n; = O'Clock. p. NJ, If it is to
be sustained. For terms. see subscription,
which Is now open ior Inc reception Of subscri-
bers names, IN care OF an. T.. &. Recmef. nj
the Hotel. Citizens who are Interested OIL tho
OCCASION, will Confer a favor by sending III
their uaines or subscribing tiein at the earliest
opportunity. Communications addicssed 10
ALI. s. nj The Planters Hotel, will NEE, with
prompt attention. ANY ofthc following Dances
will be taught, viz: Spanish Dance. Co,i'lion,
Spanish Qtiadri'le. &c. &c. Dir. Staring will
produce. II requested 10 % SO, testimonials NJ
to qualifications aud character. from gentlemen
Of the highest responsibility. among whom ne
hns The pleasure of naming the honorable X
II. MorHs, Mayor Of the City Of New York.
70 obsiate the erroneous opinions Of many.
who are averse 10 Dancing. he bcgs to submit,
to their consideration. the following passrges
from: writer's OF the first eminenco on cducl.
lion. Many more flight be added. but those
are Sufficient 10 chow the high estimation in
which Dancing Is held by writer's whose opi-
MONS merit The highest respect. The opinion
Of the immortal Locke ia cslin,gble. us it clear.
ly shows the importance hat that great man
attached to Dancing asa gentlcmanly accom-
%piishmcnI, and is i primary Introduction iutu
Society.
Dancing. being tina, whicl, gives graceful
molten 10 all our limbs. and. above ali things.
uiiu!iucss, and a Occurring confidence 10 young
people. | think cannnt be learned too e,rly.
Nothing appears In ME 10 give voting iieopIo
so much confidence. ard bshai toi,f. aud 80 10
raise them Ia The CONVERSATION Of iiItJe ahoIc
then Years, ~ Dancing. "--Lorkc.
" mus, acknowledge that | can see no rca-
son tor dcclamaiioi against the moderate and
discreet use OF Dancing. I; seems to me there
eau be ru improperly in IL. any ainre Than in
modulnling The voice into the most agreeable
tones in singing. TO which. nunc. l tltink. will
object. What IL Dancing. in the iho5, rigid
sense. but tho harmony Of motion rendered
more palateablei Awkwardness. i%usiiuiiy. I'M
graceful gestures. eau never surely be meri,o-
rious.'-Fordyes's Sermons 10 Roarg Women.
Dancing is now 50 universal. ihul it cannot
he dispensed with in the education Of a gentle
woman. II is indeed both. useful and oria.
mental; rs II forms and strengthens the body,
and improves The carr.ase."-Mrs. Chdpohe.
dancing ought not 10 be continued so rs To
fatigue. exposure 10 cold ought TO be carefully
guarded asains;."-Dr. Cdirues on Healthtul
exercises.
dancing is 4 most Wholesome exercise.
beth for the mind aud body, bul avoid excess
iii it."-Mtdiegi .Adeiser.
"Daleihg u a fashionable accomplishment
OF 10th sexes. enid contributes 10 fctiu the body
TO graceful motiou."EDI. Flats.
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