THE HOUSED EsSS.
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No Friends, no Home.--William Leech, II
years Of age, was found on Saturday night asleep
upon cellar door near Chestnut and Tenth streets,
who said he had neither friends nor home--had
lived in Albany, and last on a farm two miles be-
low the city. Sent to the House of Refuge, and
died. Philadelphia Ledger, Sept. 20. ss
"A home for the houseless Ye who dwell


On carpeted floors, with pillar'd walls, d
N Oh. give !! II it be but narrow cell, ri


For sure It's the voice Of mercy calls
No couch needs he of cygnets down, 4It
Nor silken pillar to rest his head: II


For the future alone will bring him crown,


n Like his, whom the forest ravens fed y.a6
\ A home for the houseless The snow falls fast,


And the sky is hid from his dimn'd sight, ias
He hears no voice mid the chilling blast, Y,


And all seems black as the darkest night Is-
Bear him away to the refuge near, H
a Its warmth may rouse his lingering breath;


Bear him away But, hush !--all fear


Is over He sleeps with friendly Death


Charleston, Oct. l845. @ D. J. d. u