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Volume IX.
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hnif yearly in advance, or Tiro Dollars o'clock I. 31. 17th of March,
Fifty Centn,if not paid within the year, next, for building a
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COURT IIOUE,
From tho Philadelphia Eai;lo,
rna,ADKi.pu, Jan 20, 1818.
DEiR G en k.hal: Enclosed I Hend yon
i 'Relic' ol' Revolutionary limes. Ilia so
full of uiimiins ii.unoiisin, and cmifnleni'i!
1 . . . In ihA f .11 II hd i. II HI
Arcade.
h just l.rcn a-IJud to lliu former stork t l" ""u '
tliu Arcndc; whii h wo cmi veil chciin'r tluin js for those limes which Ineil mens Hinils,
.i....aa . ..iu.. .ff.i, fnfr.s. ........ vr lulnril ii In I ilj mnr ,..t .. . . .. .
are (list! arrtd lh l"W" uf DI'OMSl;l IKJ.Ccluml.i.. county, wi,h CODIJ itnltVKA P f'l.OTM.V, ami l.:.,lir. ' '
mrri'Tl V' UF V V ' ' ''' w,ll'i "lucl1 urcl" '"' "' -,litlt l!a" whuwant FAMIlO.XAlil.i:, t;ol & ;ni:.Ji A mcr run itoUli-! to noble di-tds of Mor,
. . , . -1 , 1,m i'niu'uuun my i -r.-.i ullr triR 2,1 of mkWh lor DKKSSKS, ol evrrv (lum'iijtion, oil ,,e SVirm tlowintf WOftls I'tll from the liiit
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!.K TTHllS addressed on luxine.:iiiiil
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fVbruary 21
DAMKl. S.NVDKR,
WILLIAM M.KKJ.VY.
JAl.OH KVKI!.
L. II. Cri'tltT.
J'JH.N UAMSV.
will he .iti-.fnd Willi the ijiinlity anj price of 01
gomU. Uu- iiioltu bi:in' ' thrnH'r thai) the Chea;
est,' wc cuti mill will Ihe to it.
Cuilltm-rcs a 5 Len a jut yard, ami eve
thing fl.i: in )irni.iitioii.
ALililGIIT fi MK.r,AL,
Niivcmhnr !
1 1 n n'l- i.i
Ciiai, I 1 ''i" i
lFECIFECATfiM
OF the ppvrral wntks, matters ti'i things required lo bo done in erecting nntl romplftely finidiingr the
('OURI' IIOUSH, At IJiooinsbufg, Cnlunihm cnuiity, Pa., arcMtrdinjj to the l Hi ifn of N Lm Urun, Aichitecl,
Hjid iiri'oi.liiiii id mi eh further dire!lions ami demil driiwin as will be furnished bv Ihn Haul Architect, and
whii h will be requisite lo carry out (iroperlv the desii.ni. 'I'ln gem ral dimension arts lijjured oil llie ;)!au,
SIZC OK liL'lLDINO.
The Iiu ldin lo be fif y feci by s.xiy, exclusive o I'jilio.
DKiCINC.
The w hole nrei of ilu bnili!inj is lo be dug to the c'ejuh .( four feel below the mirfare of the ground Hi iu
I-), est level near ihe hiiildiiitf. 'I'iie foiinibiiion nencliex re to be dug eight tnclits Utloiv the cellar, ur lowtr,
ehotilil the noil not prove hiillicteiitly en hi p ;t -1 .
STOXK WORlv.
'i'he C( IUr Wnlld are iii be conmnieteil of the besi huililioi; mone, laid in t'le best nvinrar nith the
be.t ol li ne and :inl ih.m tar. Tne found ition of the exterior walls in bo two feel thick. Tito parli
lion walli .ixi.t,i iiieln-s thick The wails um'ei iho Fiie l'ioof two fnet thirl;, and the walls tindt r the por
tico in tin hrre Vi t iliii k ii'iiIt the K.luinn ,icrs. Air holes will: cellar chh! iron windows wuh inch bars
are to be made in ihe imb-toine.iit nt, iwo led by one (no; six iw lies to ventilate the jois's. The bjieiiienl
tourje nri j 'i'Coii tweniiivn no ln s ahove the level of ihe ihvhoiciiI lo bo of btbl eouwed lime sinne work,
on tlie Iront ami jitl.u, Ijevtll- d rlTon the top nig. AH the mono woik to be ' dashed' a soon as built.
liUICK UOiilv.
Tim Hriek Walls nf the b me'tieiit lo be eighteen iui'l es t'.iiek. the partition walls nine inches thick
the F:rr f'r.'o: io Ih.'h eij'.f,'u iiieiies exierior vvalls(t'vo inches air lines and fuut inch liniiii;. The largi)
lire iM.'of are m he groiutd ovpi with a nine inch arch, to hive a ri of four leet. and bnnled at Ihe spro's
-i'li a i ifnii h iMil urn' ineil hy two and a half nu heit, ; mi i ! (, ,n,l Letlde-d '.:i .i.e will i;l,in four iiuh' S
uf i'ie ixicnor ol the walU.'I'he walln of the upper story are lo he thuteim t ijjhim'ri inches thick, and other
wise ,n umrkeil mi the pb-u. 'I'he lire proofs are lo be paved with brick, ihe pavement lo b two leet b'.'low
Ihe ll or of the nlhvo. 'I'no grotm are to ba done in the most direful and si'ienf.fie, nnnner. All ilia brick
wort; is to be done with the best materials, and best woikmar.Khip. 'I'he exuttor brickwork lo be neatly tx
tcule.l with the nest common brick. The flm 8 lo be carefully plaMered.
cur STONE.
The exterior doors are to hive sills of Limestone to IreUwide sin! eight inches high The pnriiou
fonndanou in he capped with some seven and a half indies thick. Toe beads and il! of Hid fire proof (loots
in be of "-and stone, iwo leit six inches long, sixteen inches wide urid nx indies liiiik.
TIN WORK.
The gutters on the roof are lo he lined with besl tin fourteen inches wide, also the valleys ars to be lined
with foutteei; inch tin. The ll nr of tins bell story in tower is id bo covered with tin, and tlie eornn i s
and bh.i kti'iis i f s'cejile are nUo to b:; eovrrid wi'h Hit, all lo be painted w ith spuuish hrown and linx i'd
nil on hoih ,-nli s Tin re will be lour three inch cot.duclnrs from tic rnof, two on each s ile. The i'oiiin
t , i,m . ..v.pil -Mill the h-st no, paiiiiid as ihe ntbf r tin mirk on ihe under mJe, tnd Sultlit' d together at the
i . jr.-; an'l ci r iht i ad hull so a. lo avoid nut.
f'LAS TKRiNfJ.
h'- interior nf the btiildtnir is in h pl-fti n'd over with three fouls, fini-hel wiih a whi;
I R 'o n, a I'lirnice lil ln run witii p'as'.er, ai-ronliiisj to drawmir t.i be furuidhL-d, Tlie
Culling d the room to have i (f.u ic sunk p mil' I, w lh a Lira-' 'ii-".,'iii'Ul.d ll iwer Hi tlie (.emr1,
I'AIM INC! A.N!) (JLZIMi.
All the wood wink usually pointed liHounhoiil the huildni, is .o have ihrep eoalsof ben while hsil nnd
linseed oil. 'I'he ylxznii; is in In.' doi e iih l.i t Ann ncrm q is (i,i-s ten by m'm-iii en. Tloi bail and
vain over dome to he well 1 1 1 . Trn'rumi and Miiu liain to liie nLter I'wnf, and traiieom lights liuiiy tin
pivot to t ai.h t'idt! or iiliice door of the bacii.ei,t
IRON' WORK.
The i;on bo'ts, ' i'ev. j, s'i : p-, f;.r. (t Irr i ' i i-" . o epln ai.d fi mts to be ol the l-cl forged, Tits
d inrs iT'' 1. 1 he toioa iiii HMit li t i I n , ' in s-x'f rmr dorH ;o h-r e go u) Amerinan eiuht inch locks and
lla '. I'.ii, tin1 in inoi ! mrs to have jj-.ti Uao-no r ini k". 'I'),t te wi'i he rr quired tJ.ree sell o fire pr .'of
d i ,rs. M't io hi Hi'i'it Kim fri.iics, who u.- .n ks. -: done in the vrtt het atid most approved manner.
Th I I'M'' I'm' jirools aie lo be limine I I'm u wio l.t vs six iti' hes vvid", placud within the window pann' Is -witli
c ist iron frame ami r.it iron Miuiler levoivinjr upon pi nils, mid wcil eeeiired by bolis Tlie wind'MV
fi ion s ol thi- h isi im m hi io h im teveal e i s to hang the shutters. All other iisrcesary irun work noi here
ti ili il ir l I. ii h ill he r. q ii i f lie to be nl ihe best qu iliiv,
('AUI'KN THY AND LUMBER.
A '.I the I, nub. r us, d to he i f hi ,i quali'.y. fn b from sup and well ssasnncd. The joists of the floors lo
he heoi'o k, f.vi i v inc! i s ! 1 1 , ee n.i tit s. placed iwe)vg inches finin centre lo renin) apart, phcIi bav or ro'V
ol j o.; to iiai e a r a or . lon-e . f I H nia sirorily ina le.Thi re w ill be four principal rafter foi the rnof.laid
up.i'i liemi-M'k w-ili in-, 'in- to- brums rsfiers, bract s and pnrlines ol hemlock. the king pnsis of ihe three i f
I'l. in nf whii o k.md Hi queen pin-i.s of llie f:ame under the steeple to be of while oak, with tliaennal braces,
all ,o he .ton according lo drawings and directions which may be furnisheil hy ihe arehiieit. The feel ol tho
raliers and king posts, and tho su'pendini; bars, to be secured with onu and a quarter inch bnl's-mli to be se.
on re! V framed I'he fianntijj of llie ruol in he done eceording lo deiail drawing to be furnished. The win
dow frames, pullv etyh s, aid the show sills o( white pitu. 'I'he frames lo be tevealed btol to lime a two
inch bead around. The sash to be one and three fourths inches ihick and double hun,. The partition be
tween the rooms S:e. to be of four by three inch studs braced. The girdii ol gallery In he placed Line let t
above the floor. and supported upon white oak posts on the brick wal's umh. r The stut-s ate to he suppos
ed upon strong horses or beareis, steps lo Inve best of yellow pine ploen'i;' ! and toncui d r;se, treads and
and landings, wuh moulded nosingit one and a quarter s:rir i board three inch niouiJcd rad and lurfu d m o
inch billasiiade. A step Udder boxed, to be made to conduct to the sine, h. through tr .p d i u. ai fionl end
of Court House. AH Ihe floors lobe covered with one and a quarter inch yeitmr pinr H. a, ;!, Se?i quahtc,
noi in exceed fix inches in width, except the garret floor which may be inch wlnir pin, of any w idth,
and all to ho ploughed and grooved in tho very besl manner. The step? and flror of poniro
lo be covered wuh clear w hite pine plank and well spiked or nailed down. 7'he eo'urrns i.f portico
to be stavtrd. dowelled and glued in best manner, the bsss well turned and capitals curved with spirit and
precision. All ihe entablature or pnrtico and cornice on side to be nf clear w bite pine the workmanship in
. lie done in ihe very best manner ihe steeple to be covered with white pine boards ami plark. The whole
of these parts lo be done according t;) detail drawings furnished, by ihe archiipct. The external doors to bj
two inches thick, double sunk pannela with mouldings in Iront and bead bull init,e--pnriico door to be
framed as in drauii.g. The inteiiot doors li be one and three fourths inches thick, pi'iuiclled end moulded
o i both sides. All the inleriot doors to have five inch iirchitraee moulding around them, as also the windows
of ihe Court room. A six inch wash board with one and a half inch moulding on the top to be placed in ali
the rooms. The work about the judges bench to be done in a neat and fubsinnird ni'inner. The building
to he rovered with best white pine joint shingles, twenty inches long, to shew five and three-fourths inches
weather. The shuUers of ihe basement windows lo be one and a half inches hick, doublo bunk panttels,
w ith moulding ir.sldii snd bead butt outside.
The contractor is to perf.ini) in lite very best manner all the works above specified and furnish all ma
(t rials of the besl kind, whssoever, iihoie specified, implied, ir in or by 1 1 : drawings referred m. or which
in?.)' b'. r, q,itiie (or rendetiiig; die building rump't io, anil according to suth directions imd working diaw
if; 3 may bo furn:i:eJ b, the archtteM,
of the Rev Naiive 'airiot end Zhiine
llelieving a republicaiion of ihe enclosed
would bo appropriate in ihese limes, I have
aken the hherly lo forward it to you witl
ihe above remarks, and hope to see il pub
ished in your valuable and interesting pa
per, the 'Native Eale and American Advo
cat.' Very respectfully, yours,
Oen, l. S. Smith.
HE VO LUT 1 0 NARY SERMON.
shrouds us, I see gathering thick snd fast,
the darker cloud and blacker storm of divine
retribution!
They rnayconquni us to-morrow, Migl t
and wrong may prevail and we may hi
driven from this field, but ihe hour of Cod's
own vengeance will cume!
Ayp, if in the vasi solitndo of eternal
space, il in the heart of ihe boundless uui
ei.- , i.i r ' t'.nM'is i'' being of an a till
(iod, quick lo avenge and suro to ptiinsh
;ui!i, then will ll.c man George Citinswick,
called King, feel in his b:ain and heart, the
vengeance uf the eternal Jehovah.' A blight
ill be upon his life a withcied brain and
an accursed iuiellec,; a blight w ill bv upon
his children and on his people. Croii Cod
iow dread tho pun ishmen!.'
A crowded populace, peopling the dense
iowii where the man of nionev thrives
while the laborer starve; niin; siridmir a
mong ihe people in all its foims of terror;
an ignorant nnd God delving priesthood
buckling over tlie miseries of millions: a
proud and merciless nobility p.dding wrong
'They that lake the Sword shall perish m worng, and heaping insult upon robbery
hy ilia cswonl.
Soldiers and Countryman: '
We have mei ihievening perhaps lor
ll. il fuml, royalty coriupi lo llie rely hri
and tristoriacy rotten lo the core, crnne and
want linked hand in ImiJ, and tenptinc
he last time. We have shared the toil of men to deeds of woo and death th.sa an
he march the peril of the fight, and the dis-
a part of the doon. and retribution lhat is to
And now, soldiers and biethern, we have
net on the peaceful vrlley on the eve ol
Titdo, while ihe sunlight is dying away be
,'ontl yontlcr heights, t:tc siiniiglit that to
morrow mor.i will glimmer on scenes ol
ilood, tie have met amid tho whitening
oir.s of our encampment; in the time ( I
eror and gloom have we gathered ("geih
r Co l craiu il may not be for the la.-!
in e.
It is o solemn lumpen'. Rrethrcii, dnc
.ot ihe solinti voice of nature seem to echc
be yinpaibies of the hour? The flag c'
.iir P'niniry dioops heavily from yondci
l-i(T iliu l.'teiz-! his died awav along il l
yeen plains of Chadd's Ford the plait:
hat spi ends before us glilteting in sun
ig'it the heights of the I'randywine sn
aps ,!. nrri' 'ul grand net olid ll:P w all rt
Icr Rlieain all ti - t it r C holds 8 pause
nay of the retreal alike, we have endured come upon theEnglish throne and ihe Eng
he cold and hunger, the contumely of thejlish peoplel
internal foe, and the courage of the foreign Soldiers I look around upon your fa-
ppressor. We have sat, night alter n.ghtjmiiiur facts with a strange inttresi! To-
beside the camp fire; we have togeiherjmorrow morning we will go forth to the
heard the roll of the levilhe, which calledibaide for need I tell you thai your no
us to duty, or the beat of 'he tattoo, which worthy minister wiii march forth lo baitle!
sve tho signal for the hardy sleep of the Need I exhoit you to (iht the good fight, n-
soldier with the earth for his ban anu tlie light for your hurnesteuds, for your wives JL
'uiapsack fir his pillow. children?
.My friends, I might urge you to fight bt
the galling memories of British uropgi,
Walton I might tell you of your filhei
butchered in tho silence of the nijht on (he
plains of Tre.nnti, I rni;-lit pieturo his grey
usirs dabbled in blood, I might ring his
le.ath shriek in your eur. Ehelmire I
might tell you of a butchered too her, and i
sister outraged, the lonely farmhouse, the
light assault, the roof in flames, the shout.
d tho troopets as they despatched their vie
.tins, 'be cries for mercy and the pleading
if iunorence for pity. I miyhi paint ibis
dl again, in ihe vivid colors of ih'i terrible
reality. if I thought your co.iraga nosded audi
wild excitement.
Utit I k'.inw you ar strong in the mi;hi
of ihe Lord. You will march fjrth to bat.
lie or. tho niurrow u i : I , lighi he a. and de
eriiiititd spirits, llirougli ihesidemo duty
di duty of avenging the deaJ may resi
heavy on your souli.
And in Ihe hour of haltle wh"n all around
tn darkness lit ov M;e t u nil canon gibre.aiiii
'he piercing muskfl flash, when tin
wounded sttew llie ground and the o'ead
ntier youi pith, liiea lemeiaber soldiers,
ihat Cod is w i h you . Tho eternsl Cod
lights ft vim ho ndsson the batite-cloud
he. sweeps onward with the march of the
hurricane charge -Cud iho awful and in
tiui'.e, figlits for yoo, and yon will trinmph.
' I'hey that take ihe s v or J, thai! perish
by ib sword."
You have ta.tn the srord, bet not i".
i'ravku off TitK mwr.rrioN.
Creai Faiber, we bow before the; we in
voke thy blessing, we deprecate thy wrath,
we return thee thanks for ihe past, we ask
thy aid foi the future. For we are in
times nf trouble, oh Lord, and sore best
hy Iocs, merciless and nnpiiying. 7 he
sword gleams over our land and the dusi (if
the sun is dampened with the blood of our
neighbor ai d friend.
Oh! Cod of mercy, v.'p pr.iy thee to l' e ?s
the American arm. Make the man f our
hearts strong in thy wisdom, bless, we b
seech thee, wiih renewed life and strength
our hope, and thy instrument even Oeoigi
Wuhingion di iwe g hy counoi's on (ha
Honorable, the Coniineniial Congress, visit
our hoosl,comfon the eoildeir in his wounds
tnd sfkciionp, nerve him foi the fight, pre
pare him for tho hour of death.
And in ha hour of defeat, o!i, God of
Hosts; do ihrui be our etiy, and in the hour
of triumph be thou our guide.
''each us lo be merciful Though lh
nermiry of falling wrongs be at our hearts,
knoeliinj for admittance, thai ihey may fill
IS .11,11 i!, lU'Mie of inr,
tl III UK, liU
Lord spare the vanquished, though the
.icer spate J us in the hour of butchery and.
dooilslied.
And in the hour rf death, do thou gnijj
us to the abodo prepared for the blest, so
hn!l wc return thanks unto tine ihrougii
Christ our Redeemer. G : v PKosrt.n ma
caujE. Amen.
y oiii
oi solemn silence, on the eve of uproar
snd bloodshed and strife of to-morrow.
'I'hey that take iho sword shall petieii
hy the sword.'
And have they not uken the sworrf?
Lot the desolated plain, the blood-sot1
Jen vallirs, the buroed farm house Market,
nig ir, the 6un, ihe sacked villaee, and tiV
ravaged to'.vn, answet let tho whhening
hones of ihe butchered faimer strewn rlorg
lie fields of his homfsead, answer let the
inrung mother, with her babe clinging to
he wi heretl breast that can afl'irJ no sjs
pnancp. let her answer with the dcuih-rM-le
n.n glipg with ihe murnr.iriog tones m at
nrirk.d the last struggle i.f her life; lei ihcl he spirit of wrong or ravage
havi
Ijiioj mother and her babe answer.
i w as but n diy past and ot:r land elept
oi the qoiet of peace. War wis not bur
Fiaud and wue, and misery and wani.dwtli
not an.oiig i s. From the eternal itiiitunc
of the green wood, arose the blue smol.i
of the settler's cabin, and golden fields oi
coin looked lorin trom smiu tr.e waste in
the w ildetness, ar,d ihe glad music of hu
man voices awoke the silence of t! forest
Now. Gnd of mercy behold the change!
Under tlie ahndif of a pieiexf, under thi
sanniiy of the name of (Jnd, invoking ihr
RiideetJicr to their aid, do ihesn fotcig
hirelingi sUy our peoplel They throng
'our towns, they darken our plains, and now
ithiy er.cnciptEH our tiosis on the lontl
'plain t!' ChatM' Tord.
They that take iho sword, eliall perid
bv Ibe sword.'
Brethren, thinl: me not unworthy of be
lief when I tell you the dnnrn of the British
laktn the aword In.-tr jlri and jus. ice ) at!
nt ht. and t-'i you the promtsa is be o.
nod cheer, for your f ie have taken th
sword in deli tore of all that men hold daar
n blasphemy of God they shull parish by
:he 8vo:d.
And ii.iw, brethem and so'dier,I bi 1 jo,
dl farewell. Matty of ns may fail in the
utile to-morrow. God iesi ihe souls el
the fallen avmy of us tiuy live to leli the
storv of the tijlit to-morrow, sea io the
nemory or all will ever ii and linger ih
-,'jiet scer.a of iliis at'.ierr.nai nig'v.
yoiemn twiligln advances over tlie valley
bo woods on l!i opponits height (lint
their long sh idor over the green of ll
meadows; around us are the lent of tin
coniineniial host, the suppressed bustle ol
the camp, llie huriied tramp uf Iho soldiers
lo and fro among the tents, the silliness and
awe thai marks ihe eve nfbat.lt:.
When wo meet again may ihe shadows
A CAPITAL STORY OF liOSWELL
ANU JUIINSON.
We have; not met wi'h a s'ory for
Nome time aa well lol l as one io the nnv
volume of Anglo's 11 "niinispeoces i f
11 swell and J rinsrin. Arulo, it ins
g-tfl troni the landlonl of the inn where
i ha h.X'cnj,'rsphor put op Diswell
had ordered a leg of multou ami a pud.
ling, and our sulhor proceed".
Johnson gels olFthe p m y, and ilia
i oor animal relieved fioni the gi.in',
s fit e ! t his wuv into Ihe stable. Unwell
ish:aed tho dodor into the hons'j an l
ft liiin lo prepsro fur his rlelicimw
feal. Johnsan Ui una his coitralhrc
larr.p, from ihe mi-t of l)ta nv'ii.,tnin
vent into the kitchen, an,! t'tiew bn
pjiT garment on a chair b bre ilu: fira
ie sat on a hob, near li'llo boy who
vas very hiny io a t-r.dnjj the nipal.fut
Ajhnsoii did not like the aope iiMtice of
lis hea.l: anil when he shifted ine basi
ng; ladle from one Innd, the n'hef wis
'pvim idle, and tlie docor tho. git hi
sivv al the sime time so neiLing; lill on
ihe meal, upon which ! then de.iermt
d lo eat no mtnion on ihi! dav. Tua
i n n r was aooouncid. Iliswoil ex.
U'tneil. 'My dear docior, Ix-re conn $
ha rniiMon what a picture! I)jur
o a tu n, and looks so be n i'nl hrowi t
rim doctor littered. Al er a .shod
race iiosweli sam
I supjiose I am to C rvp issji',
ivhti put shal' I help yon to?'
I he doctor rep'i I did nV cli
yon before, but I have de.Hi r.i ' :,vd tu
sbstain from men to day.'
'Oh dead tr, is is c.nile a d'-ajri iint--
'n?ll, said li ziy
Siy no more; I h ill o'lk-i viy,tu
rop'n nineniig with iIip puddinj.'
Zrs vell comnir C (I t e attaclr, and
nail the h'si cut at tb ino ioo. 'how
he g,rvy ron.-: whit fin" fl vored list.
; r, i re r,d brown too! On! yon would
uve rtii-icu tnis line, p'une piccd of
aiot'on.
File meal rmovp l.in cm( Ihe long-
wi-h,?d fcr ihi tlui. The doctor look.
I joyous, and fell earg rly '0 s f - v
itioutfS nearly timshtij the pn l.lint
Phe table was cleatod, and JSjswull
s in! ,
D.'.cicr, while I was eating the mil
or, yon seenicd frequency inclined to
ai)1; pray tell ie what liclleil your
nef
Tn doc'or il en liitersllv lohl him all
hat had pissed at tho k.tchno fiip,aViut
he boy and the hastiog. l...iveil toru
d as jiale as a parjnip, and s ck ofhini
itdf and company darted out t he room,
-iuine what relieved on tninrning, he in.
dsted on seeing, the dir'y hile rascal,
y boy, whom he i-vii-!y mp, jniir.dftl
it fote Johnson. The i;cv n ;ni!hi.' I .e.
or I njbeit.
Y'oti liiilr filth
said Hot-well,
is nnr. Think mo not vain when I telof twilight be flung oter a pearcl'u! Itu'.--inca:, why did yo .
you that beyond that cloud that now cii-jd'od in lieartn grant it. Letusprav. ijoul.adon tu s n ,.
ivn;; r.oun-i,'
w.'i billed tho
, tn ii; i can