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irdiRSt

Lewis Franklin, in his own right, and as executor
of Robert Franklin, decd. Benjamin Franklin, RO.
bert Franklin, John Franklin. sometimes calling
himself john NJ. Frankn,) Thomas Franklin, Tho.
mas Jennings and Mary his wife, late Mary franklin
Lawrence Stcruc and Nancy hns wife, late Nancy
Franklin. Robert |, Franklin, Lawson d. Franklin,
Thomas Rankin and Caroline his wife, late Caroline
Franklin, Daniel :. Leonard Patrick Leonard, RO.
bert Leonard, Julia Leonard, Frederick Leonard
William Leonard, Daniel Leonard. Jr. Sail, Leonard
James Leonard, Elizabeth Leonard John Leonard,
Peter North, John North, Patsy North, Robert North
" lillian Parks and Polly his wife, late Polly North
4 ctcudauts.
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Nov. 10

ioLLN out OF my stable, Oh Tuesday night tina
~ Nth instant, BAY ROAM HORSE. 9
or ~ years old last spring, about five feet two or
'''o' ,n'hes h'Ch, name and tail black, with some
white hairs. black four legs hind ANGLE and hoots
"hite, name somewhat worn by the collar rides very
we" Tor trotter. A liberal reward will be given for
ms delivery TO me. in the county Of Nelson. nine
mics below the Courthouse, on the road LEADING
IRON L,nchburs to Charlottesville
2ACHARIAH ROBERTS
Jan 1
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

1--WE above reward viii be given for the apprehcu
SION and delivery IN the Lynchburg or Rich
mOnd lal vi ncgro nInn. BY die name of
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\ l circuit superior court Of law and chaneery
n held for Bedford county, at the courthouse Oh
Thursday, the 18th day OF October, 1885
William Dickinson, Plaintiff
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Plaintiff,
-lgdtHSt
Stephen updike, Joseph d. Johnson, and AL
eaandcr Lcltwitch, Defendants.
Is CHANcrRY.

The defendant, Joseph d. Johnson, no, having
entered his appearance, and given security, accord
ing 10 the act of Assembly, and the rules Of this
court, and j, appearing to the court, by satisfactory
evidence, that he Is not mhabitant of this Com
monwcalth on the motion Of the plaintiff, by
COUNSEL II is ordered, thai the said Joseph ID. john
SON do appear here on the first Monday in Februa-
~ next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that IL
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in the
LYncibnrg Nir{inian, tortwo months successfully,
aud posted at the front door of tho Courthouse Of
dis county. \ Cop,-Tcstc,
NJ. 6. CARPER, ID. c.
Dec Z M2m
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Il ('HANcERY.

The defendants, Jno Franklin, Thos. Franklin, RO
|. traAklm, lawson ID. Franklin. Thos. Rankin and
and Caroline his wife, Daniel :. Leonard Patrick
Leonard Ro. Leonard, Julia Leonard, Fred. Leo.
nald. VIM. Leonard. Daniel Leonard Jr. Sally Leo
nard, James Leonard, Elizabeth Leonard, john Leo
nard, Peter North, John North, Patsy North, Robert
North W liam Parks and Polly his wife, not having
entered their appearance and give security according
to the act OF assembly, and the rules othis aud
II appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth il is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here, on the irl
day of the next term, AID answer the plaintiffs bill;
and that acopy of this order be forthwith published
in the Lynchburg Nirgnian, for two months succe'-
siVely, and posted at the front door of the court
house OF this county, on some cour, day
\ copv--tcste
JNO. ALEXANDER, c. s. c. /. T.
Dec. Il VEN
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RIO. &. MITCHELL. c. Is. &.
uptp

" IRGlNlA:-h rules held in the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for the County of Amherst, on the 2nd
day OF November, 1888
David ii'gslnbothan and Daniel liggnbothan,
surviving partners of David Daniel and Thomas
iiisg'nbotham merchants and partners trading I'M
der the style aud firm of David & Daniel IIiegnbot-
ham X Co, Plaintiffs
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4gninst
Hugh Faggart and John Penn,
IN CHASCERi.

The defendant Hugh Tacgart not having enter
ed ms appearlnce and given security, according
The act OF Assembly and the rules OF this court and
IT appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not
an inhabltant OF this Commonwealth: on motion of
the plaintiffs. by counsel ii ordered that the said
defendant Hugh Taggart, do appear here on or be
tori the first day Of the term to answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs, and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted IN the Lynchburg Vmcnan, for
two months successfully. and posted at the front
door OF the Courthouse of said County.
ACopy -reste,
JOHN THOMPSON, JH. Clerk
Nov. 70 yo,
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u IRGINIA:--=At a court held for Franklin
county, at the Court house the Bird day of No
vcmber, 1885:
Ann Tony, Plaintiff,
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1he Commonwealth Of Jirgiaia, to ht Nls1ie :,
.lnherst Coutg, Grcctiur. lV y
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IN CHANcFRY.

his SUIT Is dismissed, as to the defendants !ohp
Bullock, James Bullock, Paul Jones. William Bar
ley and the President Directors and Company tn'
FORMERS Bank OF Nirginia-the plaintiff not iaf'nn
Prosecuting and thereupon this cause came on "
be heard on the bills, answers OF the defendants Nv
mas Stewart and Joseph Payne exhibits the snol,% s
mas awarded therein the Goth of March, lo''
and tie 9Th of Nav, 1891. which appear to nav
hcch duly served ON the defendants Patrick lin no.
thew Fate, Lewis Cooper, Milly Harrison, Johh '''
nson' SmlthSon H. Davis, Edmund Pate, ChlsN."
pabney, Francis Board and Ann Bailey, and the VI
aefs OF publication against the other defendants
lst July, 1853 and I'd March, 1885, which ape
to have been duly published. and argued '.
co"hsel On consideration whereof. the court ~
deciding any point involved IN the controversy w.
refer the accounts between the parties 10 one u "
commissioners, who is directed to examine '' ~.
ana settle tho same. and make report Thereon u
court with any matters specially stated, though. :,
tnent by himself, or required by the parties 10 "
stated. Copy-Teste.
JOS. WILSON. Clerk
COMMISSIONERS Orflch
Liberty, October %, loo''
The parties in the above case will take notice VI.
have appointed Monday. the LIST day OF eo' c',.
next to commence the account directed by I'd. Ip
gong decree on which day, at the hour OF ~ o Wv
IN the morning, they requested to a'tena '' md
Office, IN this town. with their accounts, 'ouc
copies OF court papers, prepared for eNamlna'lo"
settlement. JNO. A. WHARTON. Com
Dec 10 WV
BLANKS FOR SALE.
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L rules held in the clerks office, OF tho county
n court of Bedford, Monday, the 9TH day of
December, 1885
James O,crstreci, Plaintiff
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aRiN ''Ibth I.AtHtNGE.
NoN l3.-Thc hostile article ofthc Journal dr.,
Dcbds against Russia, and the relations of France
with The United States, have been the subject of
general CONVERSATION among SPECTATORS and seem
to have checked the advance which the Funds
might be expected TO take from the abundance of
capital IN the Market, and the Improvement in the
london Funds. The price OF stocks has, in fact,
declined.
f,ms Sroch EXCHANGE Nov II, h,lf past !
n he articles against Russia, published nv
'"e D'o"'s' have gwen rise 10 an idea that a cool
ness mas arisen between the French Government
ana ''a' OF 81 Petrrsburgh, which has produced
suppression III '' money market, and tothiS cause
attributed Sigh, decline thai has taken place in
the price of Stocks -
PARIS, Nov 2l.-Stoch Erchapgt yo, %,
/ NAY past four o'elock.-The funds i, ccror,l
French and foreign, have improved, which ;s -, ;
tr'oned TO the favorable aspect of tho Ior,l,,
market. No political news or rumors have h,cn
in circulation. ''''
PANS, Nov. live believe wa are Warrant
ca IN asserting tSays the Na,ionaD that orders have
"eeh issued ior htlhg ont naval force of fifteen
shlps winch will be under the command of an nd
'n' al ana two rcar-adnlirnls and. further ,l,,
'he ondgs, irr the marine department, tn bc mr.
sen'ed az the next session is now pr.n,r;n. mo,
'"c ,oo'ing Of awar establishment.
iouLoN, Nov o.. Greatevor,s s,..,
"'o,yo' Letters from Genoa dated The al ;,..,,,,
sPe"A OF considerable ornaments rs ro,n, 49,, ~
, "a' Fo''' PERSONS who arc likely 10 be we'll IN
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Dec l.

JNO. ALEXANDER, c. s. c. /. +
Dec. II VEN
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

Dec | 7
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-12-22

A. curious case lately occurred at the
Bank of Bengal. A native presented
several notes TO be cashed, when it was
discovered there was nosignature attached
10 them, although in every other respect
correct. Payment for them was OF course
refused, and as no suspicion could attach
TO the individual who produced them
minute inquiry was made within the
Bank as TO whether they could have
been issaed without signatures. Every
thng there, however, proved that they
had been given out in proper manner
Inc individual who presented them was
again referred TO, when il was accidental.
~ discovered they had been deposited
Tor considerable time in copper box
and that the action Of the metal had To-
tally removed the signature, which was
written with common ink, although il
mad no effect or the printed portion Of
the notes. That copper had this pro
perty was fully shown by the bank as,
sayers; but it does not appear whether
the bank changed the notes.
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Va MISCELLANY.
THE LOVERS srRATAGEN,-

One hha winter evening, early in the pre-
Fcni century, Colonel - and his maiden
sister FATTY were sitting on each side of /,
deiishilul hickory fire, enjoying their soiiun
cum tignitate, without any interruntion
ior neither OF them had spoken word for ~
saasi an hour and that considering the sex
~ NILES patty, was certainly very remarka.
NE he Colonel was sitting cross legged in
great arm chair, with hisspeclacIes on aud
his Pipe in one hand and new spaper in ,bs ~
iher-iast asleep. Miss Patty was NOV ino
herseii gently forward and backward in =
10" rocking chair. Close at her feet was her
cat while Carlo was stretched out al full
ienslh on the rug in froht OF The FIRE, like his
master, fast asleep. INV '''
At length the Colonel reused from his nan
took of bis spectacles and rubbed his ewes
Then CHANGING them al a huge pile OF panerS
that lay on the table near him said, --yawnjno
m1si emphatically, Il wish Henry was here
10 heIP me about my rent
mell, really wish he was, answered
can't expect him this month vet, 'yawn-
cd the Colonel
Hadn't you better send for him. said his
's'ef Upon this The dog got up and walk
ca towards the door. Where are YOU going
Csrio :" said The old gentleman.
ne cog look ed in his masters face. WAC.
beu nus laii but never said word, and our
SUED ms way towards the door. and "a he
could not well open it himself, Miss PATTY
eo' up and opened il for him. The CoIoneI
seemed perfectly satisfied, and was compos-
,ns himself Tor another nap, when the loud
onu Joyful barking Of the dog announced the
lnPP,oaeh oil SOME one, and reused him from
S ie'nargy. Presently the door opened
anu young man gaiIy entered the room.
w nv. w lfltap iIuDr., ;e a.
Aunt Patty Henry, my boy Pm heartily
glad TO see YOU said the Colonel, eetting
entirely out OF his chair, ard giving his me-
Phew hearty shake of the hand-sPrev wbat
nas brought you home so suddenly ? sOh
don't know said Henry-'H's r1fher dnli
IN town, 80 thought would lust ster nm
anu see how you all come on sWelI Pm
S.a" 70 see you-sit down. said the Colonel
90 90, said bis sister. There, aunt r. =
ooI'le OF me first rate snuff for youZapd
. nTs, uncle IS one Of capital Ma:aschino
.n nenk you, my boy said the Colonel
IN such fine spirits 0u
And mine too said his sister.
henry, anxious either TO HELM his uncla -,
ppnnseh, broke the seal from the top of The
oal'iS OF cordial, and drew the cork. while
'u M ATTY get some glasses
,o.s ten, my boy, said the Colonel whose
49, nuInor increased every moment whats
,''iOg happened 2
=. j; Il lave 90; one of
IN your life' '"'' 'oSe'ei heard
s,,s LONE LET'S have it, said he, filing his
LII, yen, you must know said Henry. tba,
, Tuns was IN town met with an old par.
III, friend Of mine, about my own aye
49, 800. LII; Two tnoothS ago he fell desperately in
@s'e WIN syoung girl, md wants to marry
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POETRY.
CHRIST IN THE TEMPEST

CHRIST IN THE TEMPEST
Storm on the midniSh, waters The v,s,
sky '"''
Is stopping with It's thunder. Cloud ;,
cloud u" ."
:, hee's heavily in the darkness, like saroud
shook by some warning spin, from The b;yb
AND terrible wall of Heaven. The ,u;yh1,
wave o'
;, losses beneath lis shadow like the bold
opheavings of giant from The grave
Inch bound him prema,ureiy To IFS cold
a And desolae bosom. I.o they minyle now
tempest and hea'ing wave, along whose
TrembIes the Lightning from lis ,hic,
cloudiold!
And IT is very terrible Tile roar
Ascendeth unto Heaven, aud thuuders back
i-iRe me response of demons from The blacl,
Niius oil The hanging tempcsi-yawninr o'er
he Wild waves ia their torment. JIark
the cry
vi Tue strong man IN peril, piercing ,Lro'
ne uproar ut The waters and the sky;
as the rent bark one moment rides i,vio,v
on inc tall pillows, with the thunder. cloud
|'oSi"S around, above her, like STROUD
lie stood upon the reeling deck-his form
hlade visible By the lightning; and his
GROW,
Incoyered 10 the visiting Of tho storm.
old oil triumph man may never know
rover underived and mighty .-"PEAcE-
ut STILL"
Tho great waves heard him, and The storms
loud tone
went moaning into silence, al his will:
And the thick clouds, where ctthe HOLT.
ming shone
Ana slept The latent thunder, rolled away.
onill no trace of tempest lurked behind
'hang'ng upon The pinions of the wind
10 sioFm!ess wanderers, beautiful and ray.
Dread ruler Of the tempest. Thou before
nose presence bowelh the uprisrn storm
10 whom the waves do homage. ruund The
shore VIC
VI many an island empire ii! the form
vi me IRAN dust beneath thine eve. NAV
claim my
ny infinite ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS upon
lie storm and darkness Of mans Soul the
Samo
Quiet and peace and bumbIoness ,I;.h
came
Ger the reused waters, where thy voice had
gone
"A minister OF power-to conquer in ,hv
"aii'e' j. e.. W.
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".'' "o' uares not without consent of his nm.
Se, very hne old gentleman, as rich ne
oIHsus-dn take little more cordial
ny con ms uncle wish him 10 marry -
oh yes; but there's the rub. He is ve,v
anxious that Bill should get vile Int hes
'efrioiy afraid he'd he taken in for i, ;s ge>
ncr",iy understood that he is 10 be the did
man neir And as for this uncle, although
.o'y hoerai IN every thing else, he suspec,s
,l toung lady who pays his nephew the
.,rs en,i"n, OF being fortune- hunter
ne "iu 'sCan,p, said the Colonel-'why
cant he let the boy have his own wav ,,
! mink as much, said Patty.
vel, how did he manager said tie t,oI
why, said Henry, he was in A oonlouud.
gu pickle. lie was afraid To ask his uncle's
T""seht right out lac could not manaye IN
~ ~ h'ri see HE Sirl, for she lives at some
Instance. lie knew that his uncle c,iovrd =
soou jake, and was an enthusiastic ndn,irer
" "eauty. So, what does he do, bu, 90 and
se' her miniature taken, for she was ex-
remeiy beautiful, besides being intelligent
and accomplished
beau'iiui intelligent! accomplished y
lion could the fool have TO her = WIN sho
Is not worth u cent said Henry. sFudre
sa,u Vie C"lnnel,-'i wish bad been in The
oiu chap place but how did he pet alnno7,
" ny, as have said, he had her picture
.ahe"' auo as 1t was about The time of collect.
ing ren's, he thought il would make the old
gentleman good natured il he ent home and
ohercd 10 assist him and ST., after answer
ing All Inquiries, he took The miniature ont
Oh ms pocket, handed il 10 his uncle and ask
cd hum how he liked it--saying thai nar-
licuidr Trend lent il to him. The old gen>
uemah was in an eXiacy of delight. and de.
ciarcd he would give the world ia Soc a W.
man as handsome as that, and that D;II ,n;,h,
have her ' D''' ih'S ht
Tia ! shouted the Colonel, stbe old cb.,
was well come UP with. The hes, ;,te
ever heard Of but was she really beaui;f,ia ),
he most angelic creature ever sa,v
Sa'a iiehfy-' but you can judge for yourself.
tlo lent me the picture, and knowing vonr
la',e iha' way, brough, il for you 10 look
al Here Henry took il out ofhi pocket
ane handed 1t TO his uncle, at the same Time
retil!ing his glass. ''''''
aunt rally got GU, OF the chair 10 look AZ
amt a beauty '''"'
You may well say that, sister, said the
Soiohei-'Shool me i'll don't wish hal
neen In biil's place. Deuce take il whv
uidn J on get the giIl yourself, Harry? The
'host neauiiinl creature ever laid nv ewes
on "a give thousand dollars for such
niece. Would you:' said Henry, BATTING
me DOG Yes, that would Said the Co,
iohel' ana nine thousand more upon the tor
o .l H. ana That makes len thousand-shoot me
wouldn't Then III Introduce her 10
You TOMORROW said Henry. And SO he
'iu ana Inc next week they were married.
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worm OF Hour IS manufactured annually.
G ;: with Lake Ontario by ,bmmo-
dIous harbor, not far distant, where 4. brisk
commerce is carried on, il forms the poipi M
which the Canal from Clean on the Allepha>
ny terminates, opening trade with The val .
ey oi The Ohio anal Mississippi, and throus h
winch the great Erie Canal, The main artery
OF The State Ia which it belongs, passes, i'm
parting commercial life snd strength TO eve
ry district from the proud and placid Hudson
70 where The mighty Niagara leaps from the
embraces Of Lake Erie's shores. To its fu
lure greatness i, is difficult to assign limit,
whist oil It's present prosperity the alleged
iac' OF there not having been single failure
during eight years furnishes the strongest
evidence.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-12-22

SOLID A1R.-The philosophers Of
rsris' by the aid of tremendously pow.
ertai apparatus, have succeeded in ,be
consolidation Of carbopic acid gas one Of
the constituents Of atmospheric air SO as
to be both visible and tangible. The
substance, at late sitting Of the French
Academy, was distributed to the com.
pany, tasted and handled; aud the sen.
satlon produced by It's touch is described
as the impression of extraordinary cold
winch solid gas produces when returp-
ing from state of air." is added
'hat the company were much surprised
at The slight effect resulting TO tb. or.
gahs oil sensation from contact with .
substance, the touch of which congeals
mercury and spirits of wine. and csvsss
lhe thermometer to descend to 90 dc.
Srees below zero. what is the World
coming 1t these French sop0os are
Sunered to go on with their experiment.
anu mus convert the very element which
we breathe into hailstones and iciclss
'ney may next catch the most bid5.r
thoughts ofthe brain, turn them into
i,G III, OF matter, aud pass them aboul
like cracked flberts al fovaj ~ ,svs "oJo'
Nantucket Inquirer. "
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delaware, Maryland, and the
y;ru; SoIe. o, Solum6ia, 2,027 600
South Carolina and Georgia q moi OOO
Other States, 90 GOO
Foreigners, , eS'OOo
The Government Of The United
p. States, 6,27s 900
L., , :anid' 5,219, 600
FROM This you will perceive that PennsyI.
"nil' owning lille more than FIVE millions
nau The use and management OF tbirtv6ys
millions of capital, aud those who goxernsd
syiVania very naturally reasoned Tim.
fennsy lvania has embarked in a great sve-
'en Oh improvement, which has already cost
more Than twenty millions Of dollars. She
VIII want more. But If the currency is ,,p.
ranged, she will not be able to borrow and
heT ci'iZens must pay back The Ten or twelve
niiiIons which they owe To the Bank 10 ba
uispersed among rival States or sent 10 Flu.
rope. Ill /, not be wiser To retain the can
Hal lor Pennsylvania There is no inconsis>
'e"ey IN uoinS so. Pennsylvania has done
'h !" her power 10 preserve the Bank as a
national institution. Failing in this. if the
Union will mol share with her its benefits Ie.
no one complain that she appropriates them
10 hefseif. Under the influence of sucb
views, pennsylvania saw with anxiety IN.
approach OF the end OF the charter. The
directors meanwhile went on quietly wind
ing up lis concerns. Zhey did moi apply TO
me Legislature Of Pennsylvania. nor TO ana
other Legislature, for charter of the Bank
al last, when il became evident that the can.
iai OF The institution would leave Pennsyl,
wanna, movement was made in the LeyisIa,
ture. IL began by JOINT letter from the
Chairman of the Committee of WAYS and
MEANS, and The Chairman of the COMMITTEES
on Banks, to the President, asking tphether
me Danh you'd accept charter from Penn
syieania. The letter is in these words.
HARRIsBURG, Jan. 5. 1886
Dear Sir: We have been informed tb.,
The stockholders oil the u. States Bank woujJ
accept charter from this State. II is nro-
per- IN our opinion, that this subject should
as soon as possible, be brought before the &c.
iion 0! The Legislature.
we therefore take the liberty of adj.
dressing you, as the organ OF that Institution
on the subject.
lie COED enough to inform US upon what
terms tins can be effected You will unJsg-
STAND u.s. We wish TO know the number NJ
years that you would be satisfied 10 he cbarl
tered ior-the amount OF cap,tal-also r.
premium and other encouragement thai
would be given TO the State in consideration
thereof S'ioH
GU need not confine your answer to
these particulars, as much additional infor.
nation will he proper.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1836-12-22

Good Aduice:-Neyer cut a piece of
newspaper until you have looked on the
other side, where perhaps you NAV finG
something more valuable than that
which you intend to appropriate.
Never put salt OH your soup before
you have tasted it. | have known gen.
tlemen very much enraged by doine
SO.
NeH2x burn Your fingers if YOU can
help it. People burn their fingers eve
ry day, when they might have escaped
1t Al they had been careful.
lie; no gentleman ever quarrel with
a woman. If you are troubled with
her; retreat. Ii She tear your cloak off
give her your coat. If she box Your
cars, pow II she tear your eyes out feel
your way to the door-but fiy.
Don't put your feet on the table. True
The members OF Congress do So but Won
are not member of Congress.