{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
the whole world is two narrewe for his
thought; which hear helpeth it much, and
may be said for a truth, to enable him to
draw light from smoke." The story of the
servant is we'll known, who approached his
masters study with tankard of ale while
he was regalng himself with his pipe; see
ing the dusky wreaths of smoke freely issu-
ing from the mouth of the gallant Knight.
and seized with CONSERVATION at the strange
appearance, he incontinently concluded that
his head was on fire, and for the purpose OF
extinguishing the conhagration, threw the
beverage in his face, and fled. More salts
factory testimony of his love for the Indian
weed is furnished by the dimensions OF the
box used for it's reception, so ample, that the
most inveterate friend of the weed would
have no necessity to replenish the magazine
more than once in week, should it be stor-
ed 70 the brm for his accommodation. This
vessel is about four inches in diameter, two
in depth, and of the capacity OF halt pound
of the kite foot" or half pint of liquid
measure. At the top, its rim isdefended by
an embossed circle, and the bottom is secur-
ed and ornamented by a similar projection
of chased and wrought metal. The whole
is of lead, and its appearance is massive and
singular.