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Wigicam Grammar School

UIgtcam Grammar School.
VIE Pahe are respectfully informed that in addition "a
very extensive Course OF classical and mai the matted
esdng The French, SPan.h and Italian Language, can now
be taught at this institution. sN'e ~ Nv"
Mt Fay the gentleman who ensss ed to give cou,e cf
ee,ues IN these languages amp Testimonial. OF bis
Which are generally admitted. - - "
There will be an additional fee Of $50 payable to Mr. Fay
Tor ms course OF lectures Those only who learn thc.e Ian.
suage Will be required oPsy the additional tuition lee
WM. Is. GILES.
- DAKT: EGAN.
In consequence Of his eDyasem the Wiswam Mr. Fay
s de the couise Of Lectures which he intended 10 deliver
IN Richmond ~
Jan 25. 20 &C,
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MIST .d.N.D SPAR TIMBER.
NAVY COMMISSIONING OrrIcE. -,

December %, 1926.
WE Commissioners Of the Navy will receive Sealed Prs
soai until the 10th February the supply Of lie
following Mast and Spar Pieces deliverable the respective
navy '"a'' On OF '''' new ~ Y r! July 1927"
ns I p.sss., .l iss tree. a.in-m-
h'hes, and side tees, for fore mast.
q snssisr az. .rina, ss.oe for miaen-u..,
iore and ! main top-ma.t
lower half main yard,
main and nlizrn-top.s sail ards,
MAN. s'h lore and m1en- top saant.n.,.t,
The shove for "a gun ship.
fishes sad side tree. for uisn-m,.t
spindle ehssI psa .ds s.. 1,5
quarter 'p'ndles, and I psunch for bow.Irit,
lower halt main,yad,
main, fore, and , miken top ssil.yarJ.
; MAN, to'e, aud 2mzen to'-s alisn-mst.,
iA' above l'r : p u S"% ;,e; nm,
fore and I mizen-top-m mast.
! fme-,oP. yallant-m,s;.
4 bow-sfrit pieces.
.prit-.al yard.
. ,pndleriress for mamma. ali, ,sS.'
fishes, 2hee piece. Tor fish.
' ns'.t ne t 4 hsti pieces for side trees.
. en'es pieces, heel pieces fsr cheek.
spindle ries;. for oremas,, fishes, heel piece.
sue u'rs, Z heel pieces.
al the pieces fci the miren-ma.,
half main cheeks, 2 fore side frees,
main side tees, fore fh
! hsowpr' piece, heel piece tor main-e heck
half ine- of-saiI-yad ? ,pain i.h,. "D'
n'ain spindle pieces, fore top "a Isn,.u,,,
hail inaintop.sail-yards
m'zen'toP saii-yad in one piece
.lrn ,aii-yard,
il. ho9m piece, = SPEAKER boom,
Inc above TOT ~ gun ship
W1SaITGToN.
P,nrches for bow.it::.
cheeks, heel pieces, I psaaeh Cor forem.,i
ehssL. 2hssI rce sue I pssneh for n.inm...
l,r rs't % cheeks Paunch foe .nizrnn.s.t
lore, > naiu, mizen-top- c,,lan,-ma..
.prisail fore, I-2 man ward,
fore. %,, S5maln"P.ai mizeu-top. yards.
. no'Ir!'ek yard, 2 Jih-boons, 3 flying ditto.
spsnns. boom, UNDERSTANDING sail bonn,
sP'hdie, side uees check, Tor uie or In .;n.m,
Low Low. sI'h piece, swinging
"s'h rece Ter mizen-nsast.
na.,. h'h side trees, and checks f,r main
j spindle for nzeu.m,,,
mlzen toP-gallanna,t.
me 1o,., tor a Al gun ship.
sFi'Gie for main mast.
cruss j,ck-yasd
lac ahove for .loop OF war
j! :i'ie ees, paunches, ? cheeks
jlh-bocnis. ' "''0f-sa"'satas
flying b-boom.
'pankti blooms.
sTw'ns'ns -rooms, and top mast stu sail Blooms.
~, 4 ne above for ~ gun ship.
Tue whole Of the timber r,,,,reJ .Lov. $50, -.
OF l.ns leaf Gu. gain southern h, art yellow nine
,;s wishing 10 offer, may oh,aim schedules OF the
u Tue Navy Asrn, al either =
NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE,
NORFOLK,
cHAKLEsro S C. ami
~, SAVANNA!I.
III. ne must he made cubic foot, and must Stale
The timber v hen deIivereJ u,,, ,,,,. .,
M agreeably TO ths printed rules adopted by
dated Sepieab Isl, 1895 as practised At
JSn6 70 o.,
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NOTICE.

.NOIICE.
AS committed 10 the jill of cnrico county on the i3l
day OF SePember 1876, amulato who says hi, nam
nENRf and that he is the property Of John ". Fare
OF Powhasn county, Va Said runaway about % vears n
age. feet high; nal when committed yellow home spa,
coat blue eamere antaoons striped swandown vest whh,
eou9n sh and an old fur hat The Of sad negro
hereby desired to fowara aud comply with the f.our
ses OF The law, or he will be dealt with accordingly.
John r. BURTON, D. S. fot Wm Dandridrs, She
Jan. 81.
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10 J1b1rc0 T5I,1fers

SHE @uhscr,er has and obtained patent an
IA Improved kiln for curing Tobacco which wili
Tine he lard before the public The Improvement Consists
ncaIly such construction oi the kiln ctuiIl, 10
guard against b The house and prevents the qua
I"n OF The obarov by the sn"ke with many other adsan-
tages Gpi thought & the mean
tune persons feeling the subject eb,.n in
To- nation the subscriber, from Cnules Y Kimhrou.
oil the House OF Delegates. EDMUND PENDLErON.
Louis Ian. d 7q-v2,k
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NOTICE

tx AS committed obe jail Of The Town Of reter.lrr IN
" u,e yoh day Of ssPi; 1875, a. Runaway NEGRO man
has scar over M rsh eye, aud large knot on his i. Iep
winch appears IKE q hsd been broken; he i Of bT
oonie,on end 'atss mat he belong Mr. Nathan IIk
Of sou C.rolin GreenyIe Disl,ci The o,sne, !;
"a TO e"ne iewsd prove BIS property, ray ehsrres ard
MN s"v' o'h' VIII 1t deoh wiih =. tie law dheei..
n - ROGER MALLORY. Jailor.
C4-wi2g
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NOTICE

WAS committed the Jail Of the town Of Petersburg,
~ the iih day NJ Sept 1895, runaway, negro man
who calls himself ELLfCK, and he belongs 10 Joseph
Logon eastern dbot 0f South Csiona lie feet in
chs high between % and 80 yeas Of age, black complex
hasa large his left 0ccasi0ned by burn, has lost
part Of his little finger the hsDd sfd has also small
scar over the right exc. The fequeIted
wsrd property charges aud take him away
will be dealt with a. the law difects.
ROGER MALLORY, Jalor.
Nov. a. -wI
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EDUCHTI0M

Iii Iii scr'ser Ie.pe eiiuy informs the public that he
,or " ~ psn oCUooL at the residence Of Mrs Ann Tay-
IN ~ .he forks OF Hanover, mile below Fork Church,
[ ne ii give III. whole attention TO the Of
'"e LAIN ureek and French languages and the va
uaehe, Of English Literature usually taught in private
,nJ r Doardes viii be well accommodated with lods-
io".a al IA, sa Mrs Am yor both in view Of III. School
Tusi,n Fee vii h 80 r 60 oi So' % per session
,y;i, ees VIII ne Si2 90 session. The first Of which,
W commence 22d Of January 1927 aud end the NH June
second VIII commence the 18th July and terminate HE 2
Dteembe wheel! will finish tn. sobos,e wear of 10 moun.
10 LEWIS w. TAYLOR.
g ,,,d,u
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t'IB subscrbrr o6ers private sale, the following
aud parcel, Of land, lying the city Of Richmond
The farm called UEION .naoing rather upwards
hundred lying the north fork Of the Nj ook, aud
mecug the Brook Bridge the Turnpike, between
aud this city. This by all who acquainted
with 1t, considered valuable land Of being wood,
aud well nhefed, and the buildings sufficient the
comfortable accommodation Of = toieraby large family.
Also 40 Mrchelrs Spring, aud sdj,ung rac
aud that Of Dir. +. X. Pioes land These 40 we're
formerly laid "a lots Of 10 EACH and will he sold
either that way together. Each lot will have The
sge running constantly through it, them
hsve fine springs. With lsnd 4e may be had
adjoining IT, aud Of the original tract
Sept 30 wff J. ROBINSON.
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Institmtion for the peaf and Du,n6.

NttIt.ttt.T1 JO' tF1e 10euJ tF't't 11"'''O'
HE New fo Institution the instruction of the Deaf
i and Dumb well gsBsed aud prepared TO -Iusi
those who dcprSed IF hearing and speech The
sucts who hear aud speak Zone male and fenae
well uaihrd TO teach the Deaf and Dumb having had
eight yeats practical experience. They assisted ny
unes, of each who have beeR taught this Iu
ton, and nightly useful IN the school The system
instruction pursued that Of , French, aud the
pursued other sohuo the Deaf aud Dumb fhs
Try Pupils eight aud not exceeding IS years, wiz ne
received all Period at the rate of 80 dollars
including board and t.tiuD, brnk and stationary, wash
ing, rnendns aud medical attendance. There will be
extra charges but pupil required 10 hud their oio
bed and bedding There during the month
o august in each year, when pupils may visit their friend,
te Institution their option. The male and female
upts provided for different buildings, distance
apart and not allowed 10 associate out OF school Those
Interested obtain further nfo nation, by add essing let
Ter (posi PAID" the 5 cfetaiy OF the Institution.
DS order Of the Board of Dir
SAMUEL l. MITCHELL, PreFilrnt.
SAMUEL AKERLY, NJ. ID. Sec'y.
az Leonard ST. New York, Dec. II. Ci-6m
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Concord Gcadfpy.

SISHERE are still few for oarders in th. Sc
~ m'olry IN winch taught the English La,. Greek
Ftench and NaIan Languages dramatically, the
g,nera'ly Tn. terms ITO dolls Cor hnard tuition
each boa de- finding his bed, -idng aud candles
II they be furnished by the subscriber.
TnoS. H. COLEMAN, Presdr
near tie B'w'in; Green, Ca,oine county .
Ian
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.N-OTJCE'

a IL persons travelling the Richmond aud O,hornss'
"a Turnpike ROAD, and whn river At The Fefry n
he said company, veil hereafter be EXEMPT from The
% sd ToIls. The psny having dete nined
gytS demand II such persoi, fesre sos.inr the
.eer, which the that oha.sed q, Havos Dride. Bv
3fder o. The President and nuectafs.
Dec 80. 6G-wG q. NJ DARLINGTON, Trsasurer.
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FOR SALE,

TUT rae, of land which reside, containing abont $50
acres lying the fork OF the Davenport road, and county
of which we'll adapted Che culture Of
tobacco with about 80 Of well timber ed
woodland with good aud nient J~.ns house. aud all
said Of land ing Immediately on the stage road vii, do
well TO apply TO JOHN CoLouit.
Han bt-SaM2Ns&MU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-06

The following resolution was introduced into the
Legislature oil kentucky by Mr. Nelson, one OF
Mr.. CIay's transferees:
d" ResOiued That for the purpose Of introducing
into the country wholesome circulating medium,
| and for the purpose also, OF giving prof able EN-
ployment to The Industry and Enterprise OF our Cit
liens, that the Committee OF Ways and Means
be instructed to enquire into the expediency Of
borrowing from the general government, or some
other source. loan of $1,000 900, on the faith
and ere lit of this COMMONWEALTH, for The purpose
of lurnpikiug the road from MaysviIe 10 the Ten
nessee line, and for other objects OF Internal i'm
provemeDts."
Borrow ,000,O0 from the general govern
men, : ! when the general government is about TO
borrow sirteen millions from the Bank of the
u. s.
This may appear strange to our readers; but il il
NJ less strange than true. Mr.. Clay has been
riding upon the hobby of internal improv emen, TO
many years, aud yet Kentucky, " poor Ken
iucty,'' has never shared his bounty. The farmers
find that all the noise about Internal mprov emen
like the wsilngs for the "roor West" wa in
tended solely for his benefit; and beginning 10
ask, Cui bono? when project was gotten
up TO make turnpike road from NJ ysv;lle to
Lexington, and this project OF borrowing million
from Unclt Sans Treasury was started that some
of the "fac,ious opposition might oppose il. II
matters not how ridiculous the proposiiion-i Will
serve as the data to prove that tile Coalition are
in favor of internal Improvement, and secure the
reelection Of Mr.. Metcsie, Who, it is said, is in
favor Of spending million among his constituents.
Truly, If Uncle Sam has to pay al this rate for a
Member Of Congress, he ought to have full Urea.
sury Wash. Tel
The Administration party in the Legislature, / 9
strong. have held a caucus in Albany, and nonina.
led Gen. Van Rensselaer, as their candidate for The
Senate Of the u. s., in opposition 10 Mr.. Van
Buren,. Upon this proceeding, our friend Noah
remarks
Worse and ,oorsc. The second caucus Of the
Adam add Clay men, At Albany, took place on
"Wednesday evening, when only eighteen members
appearance, who wi'hJfew Mr.. Tracy, OF Buns-
10, and subsiitD'ed Gen. Van Rensselaer,, as .
candidate. Should they Determine on a third eau.
Gus, ws dou5; whether fhey viii have enough Tor
CHARM sad seersia'y; yet this State is claimed
FOR ". Ad,ns. No.
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EI{iy Dollars Xeiuuyd.

StTOLEN o Union Hotel O,tol,tr last, double
~ caed Guld Patent Lever Stop W1ica, gold dial steel
hands chased aud turned case No. 3i07 made nv NJ
j. Tbias L veTnool. Attached SAID Watcl, a gold
chain much aud Triangular seal The above reward
wall be raid ON the delivery II tn. sad Wsiohto
TiiOS CARTER, Of hug VIM. county, Va
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NE " COWCERN.

VIE mercantile business lately carried on by w w W.
Il viii ~ future be conducted under the firm nf
-, 49, 49, w. w WEBB co.
w w. w returns h thanks TO his friends aud the pubI9
generally lot the very liberal he has
aud hopes the present will continuance OF their
patronage. y ''
Williamsburg, Jsuusry so. s2-o,w1v
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.MRs. AraRGaREr coIE.a.A..

you s'e not rv-i,.m of this State You will rea.s
- take notice. that .hsil Monisy the 4h Of
1877, and on tue 9Th and 9th of the month"; should
Necessary between the hours o 10 A NJ and NJ proceed
he Tavern Of Thomas Cary, Gloucester thoase
,sAethe dePSons aud aft tavs Of Messrs. WIN. Jones' A.
thur l. Davis, James Dabney and Others be used as
aenee m suit pending in the Superior Court Of Chance
Alexander Cowai,, are plaintiff and am defendant.
JOHN X. HARDWOOD, admir- Of WIN. Harwood, dec
Dee.9 Gscsws.-
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FROM LAGRANGE.

letter from Baltmorean j. Paris, under date
OF the Is ult, communicates the regretted inf ell
igence OF the death of Count Lssteyrie, son-in,
law OF General La lafayette.
FROM GUATEMALA
The Mobile Register OF the ! lth inst says the
Hon. joan Williams, our Minister TO Central A.
merca, has arrived in that city, from Pensacola.
MIR. w. left Guatemala on the 81 OF December
We learn that the political affairs Of that country
are in very unsettled safe. Mr.. w. is on hi.
way TO his residence in Tennessee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-06

COMybISSIO.V BUSINESS
~ .nuegned tenders his services to the public, a.
commission Merchant with the that any bsi-
ness entrusted to him shall receive attention II
w. M. SWOOPE.
the Bell Tavern ~ ''9 oiPos"e
Nov 81. r., els
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-06

Taxing BacAtioysI no, at the meeting Of Bachelor
IN Friday evening, hut Perceive that the committee
proe. against the passage of the law oapno, serves and
have had the honor watching the interest OF
bachelors rather too long and have therefore come to the de-
termination Of at declaring ry Intentions TO marry and
thus raise the standard Of rebellion against tb. whole haern'-
fopS Kind o life after al ,s IN is pr",e in the s@s
taking pointers and ponies, fresh bottle OF ehampag
one that s you get reasonable wife; besides, seou,
reflections there prescribing limits TO this 1xns system
place dOgsnest year may he compelled 10
aid OF fund to support oil ns1. aud If
should break the bachelors must do all the fighting
the other hand il this single blessednes as called. Is
luxury, "ubc coming moral and religious people, 10
indugeo much in them; So vii, repent and marry that
~ get any clever body TO have had mind !,
advertise for wife, would cost nothing bu; though
ould describe the lady oleaby WELL the difficulty would he
TO describe myself.
However hereby glance adhesion, attach
sp' rrop,nqn and love to bachelors lfe and resell
we'd before Gen Mcclure. bill goe. eject 10 defeat the
b S"d
hut M matter, NO bachelors tax, II can avoid IL As 10
sdmorh eau,ion he is fiery fellow, the old women in
Newark testify.
GEN. MCCLURE. DOGS, AM. BACHELORS.
Soysbave Central Mcclure
The panr. ofreu,orse in this heart Of mine,
That night in December,
When cruelty made such part OF mine
confess il TO you,
And all know Il i. true.
How wicked acted III Canadi-
Kird dog, boys, sndfew mer,
reckon their loss at one man day.
Bu Of late ] reptnt,
On plan I'm intent
My concieneeto hush To repose r.; Il;
FOR ~ sure agun,
can Kill with stone
Tire. hird by the Plan propose !Or il.
Fol- the women III make
lNs OF husbands, TOT take
in the room OF these have .lan for '6m.
il is safe to conclude,
From cool prelude,
ThD, boys will bcPien,y again for 'ern.
TL.n tnmske m.nd,
To dear canine friends,
Whose suiTernss that nigh; bewal again,
All puppies III n"urh,
;T, dogs flourish,
Aud greet me with wags OF 'he tail sgaiR.
I'u, now 20 complete ALL
In act TO meet ALL
My plan Is Just TINS, so To patch t'e laws
That the statute which tnact,,
To take collar aud tax
From the dogs, and transfer them 90 Bachelors.
y. Y. Enquirer - H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-06

A, the date of our last accounts from Columbus,
the Legislature of Ohio had not, elected Senator.
They had bailot,ed fifteen times without making a
choice, and without any variation in the votes. -
The candidates were Ruggles, Irwin, and Se
m~n Judge Ruggles was the hghes', bur wanted
eight votes Of being elected TPheciing Gag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-06
MASSACHUSETTS, SENATOR

To those who have short memories, recapits-
lstion of the elections had in both branches Of the
legislature for Senator To Congress. msy not
rrove unacceptable The first election vas had
on the 18th inst. in the House. when + II. Mills
was chosen. On the 9Th the Senate chose on
their part John Mills On the 23i the House went
mo second election, and l.. IL Mills. before,
was chosen. On the 25th n second election was
had in the Senate, and John Mills was again chos-
en- These elections, with the exception Of the
second in The House, made on the fret bal
o'; he one excepted vas made on the bird ballot
The S0th inst is appointed for bird election in
the House. Boston Patriot.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-06
NOT}CE

IIE Partnership between the subscribers, under the firm Of
4 Archibald z. Wovdson Co., is by mutual consent, dis
solved William Anderson will settle the claims against and
alone authorized eolec, the debts TO the sad
w. ANDERSON,
Jsne3 7a-,f Al woODSON.
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CARD.

zoe M reng from the feantle business in Obi,
city, not unnndfui Of the many blisson he
under TO his friends aud the public, the very liberal and
which he return his thanks. '''''
Beng ansiou, 70 close hi, mercantile Transactions % lie
i ~ me peent year. respectfully rafne,tIy ft,, iii
those indebted him. and the LATE ~ Of ole
20 cav without delay at bis cce sdonius The store Of 81
Sheldon Co. and close the same. ~" -
H. o. IN transferring his business TO s. Co. feel. o,r
dent that his old snd steady c5omers will not exner.nee 49,
~ ovtnnoe by the change every attention aud pduies,
which their situation admits Of will al all lime. he s;o y,
those who may wish 70 continue then custom. 80 "
Williamsburg, January 80 s2-2,-s~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-02-06
DISSOLUIIOM

VIE eopsneship heretofore existing, under The firm az
Cote Shstdon, dissolved the inst by n,uluai
consent All persons indebted 60 them, are hereby rsnue.ed
70 can on either Of the Subscribers for settlement and thee
having claims sgan.t the ooncefn requested 10 present
them for Adjustment ROSfjOW COI'F 49,
,,,,, JACOB SHELDON
Williamsburg, January a. 1927
The mercantile husiness in future v-i no r,r,;.d ~ - ~
store lately occupied by Col. Sheldon under The sr,f
, e., JACOB SHELDON & Co
Sheldon tenders his thanks 10 his friends nnb
f the very liberal the late 6tm cevrd ~
eSe,ion' TO give general 'tiaoton will merit continuance
OF Their patronage. 'e
D. o. Co. are making gcents with their northern
agents, Tor constant supply Of every article In their line
"n,ch wi cradle Them at all times 10 furnish their customer
with goods, on the best terms the markets will afToId
st JannafK. Ie21. 'N'
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ENACTMENFS

Dg the Rector and Pisifors Of The University
Of Pir3inia, for constituting, governing and
conducting that Institution passed Deem
Hcr 1906
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10
POETRY.
STANZAS.

Ia imitation Of an Of EnghSa Ioef.
have WISH and it is this, that in some desert glen
II were my lot to find spot unknown by selfish men
Where might he securely free, like Eremte OF old
From worldly guile, from woman's vile, and friend
ships brief and cold;
And where might with stern delight, ENJOY the va
ried form
of Natures mood in every rude burst of the thunder
ing storm.
Then would NY life, lacking fierce strife, glide on IN
dreamy gadness,
Nor would Know the care and woe which come OF
this " orls madness;
While IN raw, ike some poor show, its paSeantrles
would pass
Without sigh, before nine eye, as shadows DER q
gas.
Nonent1,y these shadows be, and yet, good Lord!
how brave
Tha. knav;sh roy loth strut and aou then shrink in
to gray.
The wilderness breates genteness, these waters bub
bling free,
The gaia,, breeze that strs the form Heavens
own meic,lyi
The Ers,retc2 SKY, with lis bright eye, pours forth
tide OF love
On every thing tlsr here doth spring, all that gows
above;
Butliye with Man-hs dark heart scanits patry self
IshneSs
viii show to thee why like Inc love the lone will
derness.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-04-10

dopted by John Day, citizen and sworn broker
Of London, in 1854"
The banking business commenced IN 1922
as appears from very rare and curious pamP",
let, entitled "The mystery Of the new-fashioned
golIsmiths, or bankers, discovered; ana ID
which it is stated, that the merchants and VA
ders Of London, no longer daring 10 conhde, as
before, in the integrity and care OF their APP
prentices and clerks, who frequently LETT their
masters TO go into the army, began first al ms
period 10 lodge their cash in the hands OF gold
smiths, whom they also commissioned both to
receive and to pay for them. The goldsmiths
quickly perceiving the great advantages that
might be derived from disposable capital, soon
began to allow regular interest on all sums de-
posted
In the same year also, the use Of coffee was
introduced into London, by Turkey merchant,
who brought home with him, as servant, Ra-
GUSTAV Greek, by whom the manner OF roasting
and making coffee was first made known.
In the year 1910, the wear OF India mushns
was introduced into London, and soon became
prevalent. In this year, also, the Hndson's Bay
Company was incorporated with very enlarged
powers; and the manufacture of fine glass was
brought to perfection, through the encourage
ment given by the Duke Of Buckingham, who
"procured makers, grinders, and polishers OF
glass from Venice, to settle in England"
"rhe printing Of cdlcoes was first practised in
London, in 1915; and nearly at the same time,
the Weavers loom was introduced into the me-
,ropolis from Holland; and il was called the
Dutc
The great increase in the population and do
mestc traffic of the metropolis, led TO that use
full establishment, the penny posi-, which was
set up by one Murray, an unpholserer, in the
year 1858.
The year 1894 became most memorable one
in the commercial annals Of the metropolis, by
the institution Of the bank Of England, which
was incorporated by charter on the 29lh Of July
and the effects Of which the trade, prosperi-
ty, revenues, and government Of Grea, Britain,
are perhaps incalcalable.
''Mushns of British manufacture were first
made in 1871; and they were sold in London
the same year"