Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-03

yer hear de bricks Wait : laagai Hesr
more bime-by., and il. aroceaded - clearly
as his.cacbinnatorv narox vsm avonIS allow
T him To exnlain the no;stakss s.sa which IL
had led his honor - -
He had scar at u;thqravn uban -Indra
sum p,anad him ! I el,lIacs spo,bar &c
bricks. which was f,rtheo,o;;,,o, s Taadi,y as
/ the first. The same tornado yis;tad the as
Atonishee inry. hut the sane result followed
for the very good reason. that thew conld not
pet out even il tlley wonid. The Jpdoe
supposing them 10 be the gamesters. was
lproportionably irritated that he could NOT
break up their party.
| Jake 2
Yes sahl'
Bring another uilesof brieks,v and once
more these ts.s,said ssssie !, yeeA laid
before him.
Now, Jake at the windows
Smash crash whiz! bang they WENT
and every thing else gave way, as brick after.
brick penetrated the iur,s~oom. The for
tress was no longer tenable-the laws Of
arms justified a capitulation, and general
flight took place.
Unfortunately the judge IN his zeal and
wrath, never thought of milking his retreat,
,ho;. bo..o1 80 a;.ao,,o.;,,a +hat 7ho 1ooSnod
Judge himself was their assailant, and had
been besieging them during the night after
this judicial extra fashion. Too late the
Judge found out his mistake: and petrifed
with astonishment, he stood detected with
his hand raised in the act of hurting brick
through the windows of the jury room.
Great was the confusion! That Judge
B-should do such a thing That a hioh
functionary should SO far compromt the de-
e u, u T. 'o o,,1S .h,"VI .n1 hooa ano9;.od ha5
80 - eN ~. - r. a IIN.o L.
- no' oeo'. s11.. un,o' ,una'e'y 'n0
""T ~. u0'eo,eu ~ lIHs' = o'9'' a'''e'o, e.u
ne on'y way ie,1 was 70 maze 1:' q lull *
lanss'on nnr .niS 'ne uuse u'4, Nv m''h .nan9
e"r;f ,nseuonS u 0sae ,a~ 81, 81
tha InJ. aonld -. 80 'os snV - to pononun- u
m;tbont ooaro;t;no. -. ocnfa Ja.aou u;tI L;n,
~. ~ ''9 "'' 0o"'o'oy "'Vn 'i'''
Gnu tne Ju.ols Me'e eNe' ai,el oclel"i =
0''ams ''0 "''''n y 'n"' u',As "'''' J
Inc 1ndge acknowledged ne was beaten
anu 'n.eflefeo no more WIN MS young Ia"
yerS' a' 'ne'r games ol IoAef'
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
,, c M oa ,-o,,,
Ini' uonnAN n0 'o3S"Cr.ne SO
ioca'so ~ YOU, , omn e' goou oi'S u oaH.' r.
lounu ~ al olU ne =. "a "a" "Pss stal"fano - :
in't, - trnt fnlnasS I I'am nnahlo & to cav Int
lSs aVhl ;1 u aao.har ' ] ood storn tbo trut
ofin 80 ~ T'Ia iaaA Jsne. hoar 80 oSa3 o Co. and
y nroeaad 90 10 I rive i - twas tol5 70 me
sboll bood Is
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The Judges Big Shirt
The story goes that, on certain occ
sion Judge A was on visit to Ra
cigh, who was notorious for leaving hon
without the necessary precautions Of carr.
ing along a second shirt. While here
was invited to attend gay and fashion
BILE party, to be given the following eve
ing, at the residence of Judge A. I'll
visiting Judge was terribly perplexed abo
clean shirt for the occasion, and while i
solving in his mind how he should posse
himself of the desired article Gin those da
ready-made shirts were not, as now, ar
cles of merchandize) when he was call
on at his room by Mr.. C, anoth
limb of the law, but not Judge. Aft
passing the usual compliments, Judge A
remarked" See here, c., | have ju
been invited to attend party to-morrc
! night, and hay' Mt clean shirt for the {
casion''-hoping, no doubt, that his friel
would profer the loan of one of his B
being bit Of a wag and relishing a go
Joke amazingly, he concluded to have
, tie fun, and at the same time learn his
g dicial friend lesson concerning his neg
: gent custom. "Oh said he, "there's. /"
difficulty about that I can have you 0
g made"
But do you think it can be furnish
e in time 2" said Judge A.
"No doubt about it. I have shirt n
ker who is perfectly prompt and rellab
and [ can vouch for its being ready"
e " All right, then, if you'll be sure a
ir attend to it."
! " You may depend on it." said
e Judges friend. " 1T shall be here by b;
past six tomorrow evening"
e c. LIN going home that night cal
at the lady's and ordered her to go
: SIS store, get nine yards of bleact
domestics and three yards Of linen, s
, make a shirt of it for Judge A, &
;, deliver it at his room, on the following e
e ming at half past six precisely; and cha
ing her particularly there was to be no