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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-05
By JOHN JACKSON u Co.

Ga WEDNESDAY, at 10 A. NJ.
Will be sold at the Auction Room, Union
street,
40 casks Block Island cheese
40 hexes pipes long and short
80 boxes Turkey figs in lots to suit
purchasers ALSO,
pipes 4th proof brandy
A small invoice Of fancy French goods,
such As watches. fans, pearl beads, neck.
laces and ear.drops. elastic steel corset,,
busks. gilt and plated watch chains, keys
and seals, Washington tsrtoise she'll
.nuf boxes very elesant, Victories do.
VICTORIES medallions. morocco pocket
books. ladies' velvet bags with clasps,
laerino bags segar boxes, &c.
ALSO,
A small invoice Dstch goods, consist
ing of beads, looking. glass plates, toilette
and pocA, glasses. gold and silver lace,
tubes, &c. ALSO,
4 saddles ard brides, carriage and
gig harness. ALSO,
g bales straw carpetip6 of different
widths
80 yards Brussels carpetipg With bor.
ders, very elegant.
all the above will be sold without re.
serve, to close consiguments.
~ At IL o'clock, the sale will com.
meDce Of the residue Of the invoice Of
French Goods, advertised for Wednes-
day last; which for want Of time were
not offered on that day-snd will be sold
without reserve to close the consignment
consisting of
Black and white l. 4 Rich garnitare rib
Italian grapes bops, No. 7Is
Black, white and Linen cambric
: green double le. handkercbiefs
yantlnes l5-4 ( "a levautine
Double forences j shawIs
Cotton u silk hose Gallons
and half hose Black silk gloves
Bdckskip, beaver, Canton handkfs.
kid and habit Thread laces
gloves Do. edgings
Real India null Chinese postmOn-
null muslins Il tres
Scotch do. Real black lace
Boxes pins u CANT
To which will be added, JEST received
from Baltimore,
case twilled cotton tassineres, su-
perior quality and eolors
/ York stripes, two seIvages
trunk rich furniture
l plate do
1 super calicoes
I cambric ginghams
together with an excellent assortment or
most desirable spring goods, all Of which
will be sold OIL terms that cannot fail to
meet the views Of purchasers. Condi.
tons liberal, and made known at sale.
May4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-05
John G.. Ladd s Co.

John G.. Ladd & Co.
OFFER Tor sale the cargo OF brig
~ Ec"nomy. consisting OF
500 ca,Ss fresh Thomaston lime
$4,000 feet merChantable boards
1860 feet 2 inch plank
ALSO, IN STORE,
400 casks ThonastoI and Rhode Is
land lime, suitable tor masons' coarse
work, or manuIe.
For Freight,
TO BOSTON; OR ELSEWHERE,
<@ The staunch good brig
wEGA ECONOMY, James ClseV-
TxE', lapd. master, burthen HOO
0Bz<s barrels, will be ready to re-
ceiye cargo in three days, and is in com.
plete order TO take freight to any ?srt OF
the world.-Freight to Boston would be
preferred. May 5-2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-05
SALES AT A UCTIO n.
By p. G. .MaRSTELLER.

. THIS DAY, at loan.
Will be sold, at the Vepdu Store. cor.
mel. Of PRICE and Watersheds,
Bale supe. fuc broad cloths
cassimeres
case cordaroys
Dom site cottons
g trunks calicues
cases 4 and 7-s shifting cotton
Q A. and rs ginshsms
Q Mar,eilles yestings
Bennet's cords
Pelise cloths,
BoInbazetts,
Irish linens
Linen checks
Buckskin and beaver gloves !
Swing cottons, threads, &c. !
10 tierces fresh rice
90 boxes mould candles (
10 suap
so bags flberts
10 boxes Turkey figs
kegs chewing tobacco
10 indigo
ALSO,
$50 crates Of Liverpool ware, on q
long credit, handsomely assert,
ed-lsouId)
100 bushels real Irish potatoes
May 4 ,--
THIS DAY, at 10 A. N.
Will be sold, at the Yendus Store, corr
ner OF Prince and Watersheds,
The stock of seasonable x well selected
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21

~ 90 means certain crlterian to Judge CT
ne age, though long teeth, projecting for
ward, certainly indiosses an advanced age, %
he teeth Of youog horses are not so long,
md generally meet almost perpendicular
The lips Of young horse are vety fifm
md elastic, while those OF an old one are
soft, .fabby and hanging, and the tongue OF
len SO large, that the cavity Of the mouth Is
scarce y capable Of containing it.
The holes 10 the centre Of the teeth some
times continue TO an advanced age, bu, when
the lusks becomes round asd blunt, the fore
teeth long and protesting forward, the tongue
large and lips fabby, the horse is most cei
lainly old say f,om twelve TO twenty, o. up
wards, notwithstanding any apparent ma X
TO the contrary
Having noticed all the material marks
which serve 10 insu uci US as to the age OF q
horse, il is believed that person of The most
common capacity may, by paying attention to
lhe foregoing directions, ascertain the age
of horse with considerable degree of eei
fainy, al least uniil he is too far advanced to
DO OF much value"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21
UNION FACTORY.

! lic, th,t Capt George Lasvion, in Tiverton,
Nm Moore, jun. and II Peabody. Newport, are
the Agents receive articles intended for the TN.
ion Factory.
lie continues to color and dress Wcolsn Cloths
Of all descripiions--,o Card Sleeps Wool Of all
grades aud 10 manufacture Plains. Sstiinets Coat.
ings, ,Flannels, sc Of various colours and shades
Those who viii favor him with their custom in his
Inc, may depend on having their work done in the
best manner, and reasonable terms ana the
smallest favor will be gratefully acknowledged
JOHN BABCOtK
portsm,o,h jim % sIs [f
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Cheap .-yes, vey Chap !

To bt Soda Farm Tying IN Coombls, IN the
stale Of Connecticut, IS mics from Norwich
Landing, on The turnpike road from Norwich-Land-
ing, through Lebanon, to Har Understanding w
acres Of good land Said farm. stock, and hay, are
for sale az low prce-come and sec. The Duiid-
ings are, pretty good two story house, two barns,
and crib The situation is pleasant as any from
Norwich to Hartford. on the turnplke.road The
farm is well wooded and wstered, and has welt of
good water, (withn few yods Of the door, which
was never dry. Has fine young orchard as any in
the town. besides other fruit The farm is SO
cellent for gazing Any person wishing To pur-
chase farm OF this description. had beiler come
and view the same. as it will undoubtedly give Sat,
isfsction The farm. stock, and hay will cer,Siniy
be sold at great bargain For further informa.
tion. apply to the subscriber, living the premises
GILBERT LAMB.
Columbia, sept 9 18l81st.nt. A., 81 [6m
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21
By fhe Presidtnf otrMe q. Staies.

IXTHEREAS, by an act Of Congress, passed "a
w. she AZ b OF February, 1915. entiiiyd " On ac-
making provision for the estAb.ishment Of addition
al Lard Ofhces 10 the Territory OF Missouri" The
President OF the Uniled States is authorised 10 de
rect The public lands which have been surveyed AZ
said terrnory, to be offered for sale:
Therefore. i. JAMES MoERoR, President e The
United Iales, do hereby declare and make known,
that public s.les for the disposal (sgreeaDle iav)
of certain lands in the territory OF Missouri. shalt
be held as follows, viz: AT st Louis, in abe said
territory, on the frat Monday in August, October,
December. February and April next, and three
weeks after each Of the SAID days, tor the sale of
lands in the land district Of ST Louis. Thirty town
ships shalt be Offered al each sale commencing with
the most eastern ranges of the fifth prnoips.
meridiAn line. and proceeding westerly
Al the Seaf Of Justice for Hovard Cois'.y, in the
said Territory, on the fret Monday in ssplenber
and November n xt, and three weeks after each of
said days. for the sale of lsnds in til. land district
Of Howard County 1biriy townships shall be OF
fered each sale he first TO lie in squsre form.
and to include the seat Of justice OF the said coun.
ty. nearly ia the GENRE the situation OF the
ssrveys win admit, and he second Immediately east
OF the first, and in the same form. excepting from
sale in each district the lands which have been or
may be reserved by law for other purposes.
Given under my hand, atthe city of Washington,
the ,hrtieth day Of April, one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen. JAMES MONROE.
BY the Presideni
JOSIAH MEiGs
II Commissioners of the General Land Office.
or Printers oi Newspapers who are lautborzed
to publish the Laws OF the United States, W insert
the above week till April next aad send their
bills to the General Land Office for payment
W map of the above Lands may be had <pre-
vious to he sal y at the General Land ofice, md
at the laid offices IN the Missouri Territory The
Map is now engraving for JOHN GARDINER.
I'M l3] Chief clerk, Gener0i Land Ofice
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21
CHOCOLATE STORE.
HENRY MOORE,
No. &. Marx.

No. s, .MzRKET SoUARE. II
LAS on hand, and keeps constantly for Sale, Ba-
ker's Chocolate and shells, Of the first quality,
Gfocers, Country Traders and families. who want
Chocolate and shells OF the frs quality. will find it
for their advantage TO purchase at said Store. as
tIIe No !, Chocolate and shells are warranted TO be
Of as good qualify any manufactured in the Uut-
ed states. and if upon trial they do not prove equal
to the Recommendation. they will be taken back &
the money returned together with all charges that
may have arisen for transportation 100
-aso-a general assortment Of w. l. Goods. az
usual II oL- April 8
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WAspISeroN, ArRIL %, 1918.
Aa.,<. 70 tsr,h,, or,-,e0
Noliee is herebv givf

To the Proprietors of Stocks issued
i under the convention with France Of the 30th
of April. 1905 commonly called Lousiopa Sock.
That moiey, half the principal Of said stock,
will be redeemed the 2ist Of October next ensu.
ing the date hereof, and that the same will be paid
to the respective proprictors, to their s,tornes
duly authorized, on the day before mentioned, at
the Treasury in Washington, or at such Loan OSce,
on the books whereof any portion Of said Stock
may then stand.
fs56rmcfisn is further siven, That the interest due
at the time of redemption, on such part Of said
Stock ss is held in Europe. will be paid as hereto
fore, in London and Amsterdam and that the inter
est on such part Of said Stock ss has been dcmes
ticated will be paid at the same time, With the prin-
cipsi, either q, the Treasury at the Loan Offices
as before mentioned. md 10 90 also hsrsis made
kD.ra, That isterest on the moiety or halt Of said
Losisisna stock intended TO be redeemed as afore
said, viii cease and determine after the 2ist day
Jf October, 1918. .wN CIR RN~FoKD
kM. Isl. Ac-efOrs S fs TSrnvy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21
EQUALITY OF CONDITION,

Ths is certain class o station in sosss-
~ TO which every man is hued by nature,
and sm which il IS impossible to withdraw
WITHOUT becoming at once ridiculous and un
happy This Is finally illustrated by Cervsa
sSs IN MS description Of the behavior and
suffei ings Of Sapcho Psnzs, when the clown
opposed himself empe o. Of the island Of
Raratartu
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= 0ery 0alHabie fa,m,
FOR SALE

I HE subscriber offers 20 sell his Farm. (called
the, Fothering pace Farm,) on Point Judith, in
South -Kipgstown, containing about 400 acres OF
m N .exceiant land, more than 200 OF which is in
Point.JuLih pond Il has the most extensive shore
Of any farm. adjoiring 'he pond. and ny far the
most and best drawing place for bass, ale wives
pesreh, &c of any other 1t will te sold veryreas-
oaably and The te ms will beessy
CARDER HAZARD
Norwich, Con. May g. 1918 sf1
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bic " X, compicd, and lately published
by MI FosTKR, of Winches,ef. Va. un.
Dc, ,he utle oi :. The Domestic .animais
Friend, or fhe complete Yrginis and Mary
land Farrier."
ga horse that has arrived ct On age fl for
service, ough, to have forty teeth; twenty
four grinders, twelve tore teeth, and four
tusks. Mares, however, have but thirty sin,
except when they happen TO have tusko,
which is by no means common.
n Is by the fore teeth and ,usks that til e
sge Of horseSis to be judged OF. and as they
ore no, generally put to service until they
come three years aid, [and indeed that is one
yea, too soon) We shall commence our des.
crip,ion OF the teeth OF that age.
Al three, therefore, no will have fou'
horse and eiHhi col, teeth which are called
pioccfs, have a deep black hole in the mid.
die while those OF the colt, arc round solid
and wnite.
A short time before the horse comes four
pears old, he loses fou, middle teeth, two
sb We and two below, which a,e fclbwed by
-four mo horse teeth, with blsck holes in the
middle, the c'sane - ihc pinccrs
A few months beiols he comes 1--WE, be
shcds the four corner toeth, two above and
ewu pt low, which is mis- lasl colts teeth aud
at Eve they are replaced with horse teeth,
hslow as before described, and grovcd on
the inside Al this age no also gets fou,
tusks, the two lower, ones generally three or
fou, months before the upper.
Some horses, howevct, never have any up
per tusks, but this is not common The sp-
pearance Of the two lower iusks Is the mos,
co,tain proof ths, the horse is coming h,e
y,ars old |; even IL some Of his colt's teeth
Ilill temsin.
When he is nearly six, all his fore teeth
are full grown, pointed, little coacave on
the inside Al six, the groves on the insidt
begin 10 6ll up, and soon after disappear /;
che black holes 10 the middle Of The teeth b.
cio &. up, bu, are s,ll very apparent.
A seven, all the fore teeth except th.
corner ones arc generally filled up smooth
tho black spot IN the centre may yet sppca,
b ween seven and eight, the cornor teeth
s,e fii and bccome smooth after eight Il il
diH ol,, and indeed by some held to DC I'm
possible TO judge correctly Of the ege Of a
horse f; all Tho striking marks OF his mou,h
having disappeared.
After which period resourse must be had
20 The general aspect Of tho mouth. If tn,
tusks be Hr and pointed, ana have Two smsll
4, loves on the inside, which you can readily
feet with ycur finger, DO sssu ed he is no
old, probably no yet ten , but II ypd Gad Only
one groove within he tusk, you may concludr
that he Is app oaching ,welve.
Afet 'weIvs, groves generally disappca
and the tu,ks becomes blunt add as round
uS.hio o. wrAout. The length Of tho teeth Is
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VIRTUE.

II you iSok into the world and attend easc.
fully % tho actions Of men you will 6od ,rue
eojoyment only among those who arc really
yifiuous others may appear with more noisy
joIliy, but this is only kind Of intempcrs,e
= xcess which soon gives way to an almost in
supportable melancholy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21
GROSS BEHAVIOUR.

Some men are Of opinion, ths, harshoes
nd severity are necessary to enforce 'e,pee'
,u, nothing 10 more disgusting. Good ns-
ure sod eiviii,y vill much easier promote
" sffsirs than rigour and infe xitlli,y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21
!. fVALUABLE FAR vi.

THE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
l in Mddetown. about one mile and half from
the state .houss in Neap port Said Farm contains a.
bout 60 acres land. with great quantity of excel
lent fruit trees, Of all kndstogether with the build
ings thereon standing For other Information in
quire of hLANSON PECKH VI.
Middiei Nwu. Feb II 1918 ht.
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UND 4Ll-l,s tliLLS-ForssmoutA

CO NJ 4Ll-2's tiiLLS--P PorsSn1oaih.
II mver, failing Spring!
WOOL L CARDiNG
THE public is respectfully Informed. that the
1 subscriber continues the business OF cardiug
Sleeps Wool, Of all grades, into rolls, short
tice
COLI RING AND DRESSING CLOTH.
He also colors and dresses Woolen Cloths, Of ev-
cry kind. in a very superior manoer.--Also, yarn
for carpets, and every other purpose.
MANUFACtURlNG.
Plains, Satinetts, Cassimeres, Coa,ings, Fannels.
&c are manufactured at said mills on moderate
terms
THE AGENCY
Of the above business is committed To jos SHER-
MAN, Of Newport-PELEo LoREy. Of Tyerton--
and SANFORD ALhy, OF Little-C mpton-wbo will
promptly attend to all orders.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, Sept 2, 1918
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REVENGE.

rns roo, Of revenge Is 10 the weakness Of
me soul tho mos, sbjee, and timorous sc
the nos, adicicd TO Il.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-10-21
Ly nc Preuaeni Of me Un,ted STATES.

Ly Inc fresldeni Of the United States.
NA HEREAs. by an act of Congress. passed on
w the third day Of March, 1915 .enttled ".An
to provide for the sscertainng and surveying os
the boundAr. ines fixed by the treaty with ,he Crock
Indians and for ether purposes" The President OF
tb United States is suthoize 10 cause the lands,
acquired by the aid feay, To be offered fo, sale
when surveyed: ,rsrtE Is.
Therefore, l. JAMES MoNsor, Presidens of he
United States. do htrety declare and make kncyn,
that public sales for the disposal (sgretsb.y to law)
Of certain lands in the Alabama terrnory, shat be
held Cahaba in the said territory ID, FIRST Mon
day in January ncxi, and shall continue for three
ks, during which time win be offered for sale.
Township number'd y TO I6 inclusive in ranges
9 Ito .6 in 6
10 10 10 in
Icto 10 in
except such lands az have been reserved by law Tor
the suppor, Of schools, and for other purposes The
land shall be OIL, d for sale in regular numerical
order, commencing with the lowest number OF sec
ton, township and range.
Given under my hand at The City Of Washington.
the i7th day Of July, one thousand eight hum
dred and eighteen
BY the P,esident: JAMES MONROE.
J. MEtGS, as
Con missioner of The Genersl Lam Cf7ice., Is
Printers who ar su,horzed 70 publish the siss ef
the Uai,ed states will publish the above once week
till thc si of January next, aud send their bills %
the Ge,lers Land Ofhce for payment
august S. SI8 ,4ate 2lw
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FOUND.

nROvE up, on my Beach en- the 5th inst One
~ inc Log. sbou, 68 feet long, which the own
owners msy have Ly proving property aud
paying charges. GEORGE CARPENTER.
South Kingstown, DC, -, 1918 n-1 -i-lH =.
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Ne1u Ship CAandle.y and Grocery Store.
JOHN DEBLOiS, It.s

INFORM, his friends and the public that he has
4 opened
Shth Chandiery and Grocery Store,
AT No 81. lHAMEs-sTREET.
opposite the store of Joseph Briggs, Esq-where lie
will keep constantly on hand, general assortment
Of articles in bis line, together with An assortment
Of selected Crockery--si Of which he will sell on
as reasonable terms, as they can be purchased at
any store in this town. a t..s /,
N B--J ID will transact Auction and Commis-
sion Business If Newport. Jan. % 1913
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Before him rose and thus began;
"My name, perhaps, hath reach'd your ear
Attend. and be advis'd by Care.
Nor love. nor honor, wealth, nor powers
Gan give the heart cheerful hour
When health Is lost. he timely wise.
With health all taste Of pleasure Hies"
Thus SAID. the phantom disappears
The wary counsel wsk'd bis fears;
lie now from all excess abstains,
With physic purifes his veins;
AMI, 10 procure a sober life,
Resolves to venture on wife.
But now again the spire sscends,
Where'er he walks his Car attendst
Insnuates that beauty's frail,
That perseverance, must prevail;
With jeslou les his brain infsmes,
And whispers all her lovers names.
10 other hours she represents
H,' household charge, his annual rents,
increasing debts. perpte xiDg duns,
And nothing tor his younger soss
Straight all hin thought to gain he turns,
And with the thirst Of iucre burns.
Hut when possessd Of fortunes store,
The spectre h UNITS him more and more,
Sets want md misery in view.
Axbtb LINK - Auu htt bic hnui be'uB CiSW
Alarms him with eternal frights
1nfe Its bis dream or wakes his nights
How shalt he chase this hldeous guestl
Power may perhaps protect his rest
To power he rose Again the spritc
Besets him morning, noon. and nights
ia ks OF ambition totte ing seat,
How envy persecu'es the great
OF rivsi hate, Of treaeherous friends,
And what digrace his fall suends
The court he quits. TO fy from Care,
And seeks the peace Of rural air
His groves hi fields, smus'd his hours,
He prun'd his trees, he rais'd his Row'rs.
Bu, Care again his steps persues.
Warns MIN Of blasts, of biting dews,
or puniering insects, snails and rains,
And droughts that starv'd the labor'd plains,
Abroad. at home. the spectre's there;
IN vain we seek TO Ay iom Care,
Al length he thus the ghost addresst'
"sioce thou must be my constant guest,
n. kind and follow me no mo'et
Fo lw H. should ~ beiprs"
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JAMES MONROE.
y, MEtGS.

~ tfe President o. tie UmHed St0tes.
wv 'EREAs, by ar &C, Of Congress passed 81 tie
Wv l7th of February, 1873, en'ited Az stt max.
ing provision for the establishment OF adduoEal
Land Off in the territory of Missouri" tbe lres-
dent OF the United states is authorized TO direct he
puoic lands which have been surveyed in The said
territory, to be offered for sale
Therefore, / JAMES MosnoE. Presiden, Of the
Unitel States, 90 hereby declare and make knowt,.
that public sales for the dispose (agces sbiio .sw)
of certain lands in the ,erriiosy Of Nilsson sLai
be held In Fssnkn, in said territory, viz.
On the first Mond,y in Ja uary next, for the sale OF
':Ss,?'' :s;s :ss ! .ss "i ''ss ss i q
4sto saand} 40
fract'l township So ~
$50 50 81 % as
On the first Monda, in M.rch next, for the sale u
Townships a. to SIS inclusive in ranges "a and IS
48 - 50 26 ana 2?
On the e ), Monday in May next, for the ssl, II
Townships 5, to 81 inclusive in ranges II and l2
81 to Sc l3
53 TO Sc & U.s. s. IA and Is
excepting the lands which have been may be ,e-
served by law fer the support OF schools, and 'of
other purposes
Each sale shall continue as long as may be neces-
sary offer the lands for safe, and no Iongt nd
the lands shalt be offered in regular numerics uder.
Given under my hand, a, the City oi Washington,
this l7lh day OF July. one thousand eight hun
dred and eighteen.
BY the President JAMES MONROE.
JOsiiH MEIGS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Pr,ntets who are authorized to publish the lsws
of the Uoted States, will publish the above
week l the FIRST Of May next. and sent their bills
to the General Lard Office for payment
August .1sw.fM..
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PDNrTRY.


RAKE, by every passion rnl'd,
With every vice his youth had cooI'd;
Disease his tainted blood assaiis |;
HIS spirits droop, mis- vigor fails
With secret ilis at home BIC pinees
And. like in6rm old age, declines.
As twing'd with pain, he pensive sits,
And raves and prays, and svesrs, BY Cts,
Ag,suy phantom, lean and wan,
Before him rose and thus began;