... back pie, and a full view of the orchard. ~ . , Prom hence it appears, that youth, manhtSod, and age, ■1? even enter with brickwork into the companion of an koafe; and that Vitruvius, with all his knowlege and expelienee makes no further ufe of them, than ...

... about 500 I. Th{ee lads are lad;*l: in b gate lor being concerned in this robbery, whic ’: e fe€ted by breaking duwn' the brick-work under “l 5 window. A fledge and a remark ble laige kn foumj after them. = Bl T T ey ! Friday, Atn adjournment of the Quarter ...

... ect would well to lock after this gang before they further mifcaief. Shortly after the ftorm began Saturday earning the brick-work the upper ftory ahoufein High ftrect fell into the llreet, from the very edge of the roof and though a great thoroughfare ...

... cut through the ft-ncafe to let It down into ike ip; was drawn upon a carriage the church ; Hid upon rovers the vjult of brick-work, and imerretTby the help of triangle ar.d pullies. He was tweniy-nine years age the ift M-rch I aft has left a dow now big ...

... every floor in the houle, between the cieling and the floor, with iron, rolled out as thin as paper, and fixed into the brick-work. This wiil not only prevent the flames communicating with the upper ftory, but ftop the fire fromn making any progrefs even ...

... through the building, in fuch directions 2s may be neceffary to explain the internal and an eitimate of tie cubit feet of brick-work the whole mals of the walls. Tsxe ComMMISSIONERS. WASHINGTON, IN THE TERRITORY OF COLUMBIA. A PREMIUM Of s00 dollars, or ...

... Right H“Wrable as O'Biien, do Prepare gog order, refolved i felf into o ', to take into confidcr.:io. he trades of mafons, brickworkers in fuceo, plaif 's; and 0 prevent un| wiy} ades; and ofter fume (ime foaied the chair,; and M. n.mittee, that they hid ...

... well at the houfe of Mr. Dinwiddle, Pcndlei bury, when they got about feven yards deep, from want of proper attention, the brick-work gave way, and the whole of the materials, which were 'many tons weight, fell upon, and buried M. Coulbum, of Chowjient, ...

... Storm war over, the Pewter was thrown from the Shalvas, and Holes melted in levefal Places. largo Kitchen Range, hied In Brick-work, was entirely removed, as were th- Poker, Tohgs, and Fender different Parts of the Room. On « Woman and her Daughter went ...

... fitted out the moil rural ■ ■ ————- Tafte, with Coach-houfc, Stable., and other extenfive ; .?, ° ® - . n' . Office, of Brick-work, all thorough Repair, and aboot Houfe No. 70, Great Bmain-ftieet. Cormr of nine Acres of highly improved Meadow, with Garden ...

... Adjacent thefc is Range Tents ereiled lor the King’s Guard, and behind the Whole is a large Kitchen, Panfries, Lc. erected in Brick-work, where fumptuous Dinner is to drelfed for their and the Generals and Field Officers after the Review To-morrow the regimental ...

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