Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1873-04-17

must be ililed up with seats ar
ranged Oh the plan of an amphi-
theatre. Said seats may be made
of poplar 81 inches thick and II
inches wide, with backs Is inch.
es wide and II inches thick
Each seat must have two good
supports besides the end sup
potts. The whole to be we'll
finished and painted All the
alsies, 10 wit, the centre aisle, the
side aisles aud front and back
aisles will be required to be 5 feet
wide.
PLAsTERISG. All walls and
ceilings ot the building Except
coal bin and water cioset) are to
have TWO coats of brown mortar
and enc OF hard white finish; the
mortar tor said plastering must
be composed of hair, river sand
and wood. burnt lime in such pro-
portions as will insure the most
approved mortar. All laths to
be used in partition walls and
ceilings to be sound and free from
! bark.
PAINTING AND GLAZING All
the wood work that is usual TO
paint interior and exterior, TO
have three coats of pure white
lead and linsetd oil Except such
is may have been required to be
oiled) III such TINS as the srchi-
tect may require The sash all
to'be 81 zed with The best quality
of American glass, we'll braided,
bedded and back pultied.
HARDWARE.-AlI the Hardware
to be Of good quality. The locks
to be American mortice, with
white porcelain knobs.
THE CCPoLA OR DoME.--It is to
have S windows as shown IN the
design, the lower and upper dome
to be covered with tin. The or.
namental apex is also to be Gov.
cred with tin. All exposed wood
work used in the SAID dome and
apex must be of the very best
yellow poplar. and entirely clear
Of all sapwood. All other tim.
bers used in the framing of the
dome must be as light as will be
compatible with the strength of
the structure. Reliance for
strength being based upon the su.
periority Of workmanship rather
than the excessive size of timbers.
I For the better understanding Of
the method Of framing the dome
reference is made to the plan.
/ WINDOW CAPS.-.Terra. Gotta caps
for all the windows in the build
ing and Tor one door namely the
coal bin door on on side) are re-
quired to be semi circular and of
an approved pattern, well aud
firmly secured to the walls, which
should be painted to represent
g,ey stone.
FINALLY.--All the beforemen.
toned work must be executed and
completed i'll the best workman.
like manner according to the gen.
eral intent and meaning of this
specification and in all parts not
herein described according to the
working drawing; the work be.
ing subject at all times to the de.
ciSion of the architect.
| RESOLUTION OF THE COURT
Said committee shall take bond
and good security fIom The con.
tractors for the faithful and time.
ly completion of said building.
The contractor to be paid when
the building is completed, except,
that the committee is authorized
to pay the contractor from time
to time amounts not exceeding
two thirds of the value Of the
work done. And that tax be
levied for one third of the cost
of said building this year, and
that county warrants bearing 6
per cent. interest, due the lst
days Of January, 1875 and 1876,
be issued for the remaining two
thirds cost of said building. Said
warrants for each year to be in
equal amounts. Said contractor
is to take the county warrants at
their face value.