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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-08-10

VIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Bath county, on the sd day OF
July 1913,
Samuel Ruckman, late High Sheriff of Bath
county, and as such administrator with the
will annexed of Benjamin S. Brown, decd.
Plaintiff,
hCAINsr
James Retiley, administrator of Joseph Brown,
decd, John Brown, Thomas Bodkn and Eliza
his wife, John ID. Wallace, Rosanna Wallace,
Sarah Wallace, Thomas Wallace, VIM Wat.
son and Margaret A. his wife, Susan Wallace,
Joseph b. Wallace, Reuben Wallace, Gerard
Morgan and Rosaana his wife, Matthew M.
Morrison, Moses McClintic, Thos. b. Brown,
CalvinC. knowlton and Elizabeth MI. his wife,
Worthy p. McCorkum and Ophelia C. his wife,
Margaret T.. Brown, Catharine A. Brown, and
Nancy Brown, widow Of Joseph Brown, de-
ceased, --Defendanta,
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants James Reiiley, administrator of
Joseph Brown decd, John Brown, Thomas
Bodkin and Eliza his wife, John B. Wallace,
Rosanna Wallace, Sarah Wallace, Thomas
Wallace, Susan Wallace, Joseph B. Wallace,
Reuben Wallace, Gerard Morgan and Rosanna
his wife, Thomas b. Brown, Calvin G.. Knowl-
ton and Elizabeth Nj. ]. his wife, Worthy p.
McCorkum and Ophelia G.. his wife, Margaret
II. Brown. Catharine A. Brown and Nancy
Brown, widow of Joseph Brown decd, not hay
ing entered their appearance and given security,
according TO The Act Of Assembly and the Rules
OF this Court, and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not Inhabitants of this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the said de.
PENDANTS do appear here on the first day of the
next term and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in The
Staunton Spectator for two months successfully
and posted at the front door Of the Court-hoiss
of THIS county.
Copy--Teste,
CHAS. L.. FRANCISCO, elk.
lnNn eN--orn -
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zoo MOIlIgSo

These lands will be sold before the door of the
store-house Of Sitlington and Damron. for ready
money to answer the purposes mentioned in said
deed; These lands are Of good quality, and the
tille believed to be good, but acting as trustee,
snail only convey such title as is;vested in me.
August 10.
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I, VylRGINIA.--At Rules hold in the Clerk . OF,
fee Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chancery for Bath county, on the Sd day of Ju-
! ly 1913, ~
Robert Given, and John Irons. and others, Plfs.
AGAINST
James Gwn and VIM. e. Hogset., exor's of Da-
vid Gwin, Decd, Isabella, wife of said VIM.
L. Hogsett, Robert Conner and Margaret, his
wife, VIM. McClung and Rachael his wife,
David Gwin, Robert Lockridge and Polly his
wife, Robert Gwin, John Gwin, Sally Kncaid,
Nancy Wiley, John Cleek and Jane his wife,
John Cleek, IT,. Esther Wiley, Sally Hamlton.
en- and Elizabeth his wife, David G. Cwin,
VIM. Given, Susanna Given, Thomas Irons
and Nancy his wife, Samuel Ruckman, admin
istrator dc bonis non, with the viii annexed, Of
Ohio Wade, the elder, David L.. Ruckman,
ex'or Of Ohio Wade, the younger, Leonard
Wade, Abraham Wade, James Wade, John
Hinkle, Rsbsrt McCIintic, James Hamilton,
Charles Hamilton, Adam Stephenson, ex'or. of
John Stephenson, decd, VIM. Cleek, ex'or Of
Reuben Buzzard, deed, and John Lightner,
ex'or of Adam Lightner Observation-Disclosures
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant John Hinke not having entered
his appearance and given security, according to
the act of Assembly and the Rules of this Court,
and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that no
Is not an inhabi,ant of this Commonwealth: 1t is
ordered, that The said defendant do appear here,
on the first day OF the next term and answer the
PLAINTIFFS bill, and tina. copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in the S,aunion Spectator, for
Two months successfully, and posted at the front
ioor Of the Courthouse of this county.
A Copy--Teste,
CHAS. L. FRANCISCO, elk.
July go.
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G1EAUNN0N M0AlDINIltly.o

'ENlllS School will be opened again on the LIST
Monday OF September ensuing, under the
management of l.. Waddell and b. G.. McPhail,
Es1rs., the latter gentleman being the Professor
OF Languages. the former cf Mathematics. En-
tertalning full confidence in both the trustees
cordially recommend this institution 10 public
patronage.
August TO-
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July Sem.
VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA.
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for Augusta County, June 81, 1913,
Mary Mish, plaintiff
AGAINST
Henry Mish, George Mish, Adam Mish, jacob
Barnett and Rosanna, his wife, Daniel Brewer.
ana Mary Brewer, an intent under the age oE
% years--Defendants.
On consideration whereof, il is ordered and de.
creed ttat this cause be referred to Master Com
missioner Samuel Clarke, to statennd settle The adj
minlstration accounts of the Plaintiff on The es,
tate of her deceased husband, and how much OF
the purchase money for the trac. of land in the
bill mentioned has been paid by the Plaintiff out
of her own funds, and how much GU. of the
assets OF SAID estate; and that aaid Commissioner
also take an account of the rents and profits of
said land since ii has been in the occupancy OF tho
Defendant, Henry M:sh, and how much, if all OF
sara rents have been paid over by said Henry ans
to whom, and If to the Plaintiff, how she has dis,
posed OF said rents; and said Commissioner il
taking said accounts is directed 10 receive aha
take the settlements made by the Plaintiff, win
the Orphans Court of Washington County, Slate
OF Maryland, as prima fucie correct, with tho
privilege TO iAe Defendants or any one Of them,
TO surcharge and laisify the same; and subject t.
proper alterations in The frame and structure OF
the account, TO conform to the formula pre.
scribed by the Court Of Appeals.
Said Commissioner is further directed 10 taLo
an account OF the permanent improvements erectr
ed by the defendant Henry Mish, in the tract OF
land aforesaid, and the present condition of said
Improvements also the kind of Improvements
that were OH said land a: The time said defendan$
look possession OF the came; and that he report
his proceedings TO this Court. And on motions
leave is granted TO the plaintiff TO amend his bill
and TO make Erskine and EicheIberger,,
alleged creditors of the defendant Daniel Brewer,
parties 30 this suit.
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NEVER FAILING CURE FOR TIE gOOFu-ACllE,

1T should be known 10 all whom it na1 con,
. Germ, that large number of the citizens of Aur
gusta county, for a few months past, As4s beef,
testing the efficacy Of DR.. DEHBFTY'S CELE.
DRAFTED MUSCOyITUS TOOTH ACHE
DROPS, and that In every instance it has effect
ed radical cure even in the most inve:erate casea
of this horrld complaint. 1t is also highly eaca,
cious in the preservation OF decaying teeth, ahd
in removing all tartar and scurTy without the use
Of an inStruinent s.
EFTg5- The above article can be obtained at all
times, by the dozen or single vial, at :. b,
Browns store, Fishersvlle; also at Capt. Nc.
Clung's and e. BerkeIey's, S.aunton, and A.
Lynn's, Waynesborohgh.
S.BROWN, Gen. agent.
April 6.
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TRUST SALE

virtne of a Deed of Trust executed to the
- subscriber, by Alex. fIner, on the 28lh day
Oh January lS43, and duly recorded in the Clerks
once OF pendleton county, shall on the 23d day
OF august next, proceed to sell a TRACTS OF
- IN the county aforesaid, amounting in all
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Office Of Commissioner in Bankruptcy

for Marshall county, July 90.
Notice to the Creditors of Daniel Mooney, a
bankrupt, to prove their debts before me at nv
office in Eizabe,htown, on the L tn and I2th OF
August next, when and where The said bankrupt
is required 10 attend.
Il. II. CALDWELL. Conf.
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NOTICE.

fE'H = undersigned having been appointed COM
4 mi,tee by order Of the County Court of Au-
gusta, AT the July term 1913, to take care o. and
manage the estate of John NJ. Esiill, SEN, all
those therefore who have any unsettled business
with him, are requested TO call on us who are a.
lone authorized to settle all matters il relation TO
his contracts or DEALINGS.
BENZ. ESTILL,
JOHN NJ. ESTILL. Jr.
StauntOn, August 3, lSl3-3tk
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TURNPIKE NOTICE

A adjourned meeting of the Stanton and
I a. James River Turnpike Company will be
held AT the Courthouse in Stanton, on Saturday
the Goth day of August instant
JOSEPH SMITH, President.
August 3, 1919
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Office of Commissioner in Bankruptcy

Notice TO the Creditors of John Rardon, bank
rupt TO prove their debts before at my office at
Jackson &. H., on the Eth and 18th of August
next, when and where the said Rardon is required
TO attend. WM. B. MCMAHON, Com'r
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n. G. KINNEY, G. c.

The parties in the above cause are hereby nosi,.
fled that will attend al my Office in the town of
Saunton, on The third Monday in September next,
to perform the duty required by the foregoing
order. ShM'L CLARKE, Mr.. Comm'r
Staunlon, August Sd, 1919.
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FRESH SUPPLY.

TENHE subscriber has just received an additional
u supply of Dry Goods Groceries and Queens
ware, which he will sell low for cash or to pune
tual customers on time. VIM. KYLE.
Stanton, July 27, 1S13-~it,
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August 10.

VlRGlNlA.-At Circuit Superior Cont of
;, Law and Chancerydor Augusta, at the Court
House, Thursday, June the 22nd, IS43,
John Blair and Edwin ii. Jordan Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
James Points, assignee in Bankruptcv of Will
lam Donoho, William G.. Adams and Ben;a-
MN III. Magruder, James w. Mason e. 90.
william Craig, Matthew Blair, Michael Gar
pei w illIam w. Donaghe, Armstead M. Mos.
oy' John b. breckenridge, and others. creditors
oi .9e said william Observation-Disclosures
anu us further adjudgcd, ordered and dccrccd that
CI I'u'o NC referred TO Master COMMISSIONS SanucI
~ . "o Is directed to state report TO this Court
IN account, showing LIST. The whole sInnt &c C .
und IN the hands of the plaintiffs or Vi INC uus'
.oi, properly applicable TO the various irusts cr. ~
!ne several deeds, exhibited with the bill all a W
hs cause and the amount applicable TO each o Is IN
,h; , u .dlnes OIL the creditors with the amon,t ~
respective demands, who entitled TO nart;C;,.t ~
IN inc several trust funds according to tc
" 'hem ~ TINS decree II is further ordered ~ IN
creed that said Commissioner do report anv obcr
y. Whtch ne may deem necessary enable the Cour,
sd'drs,d ,opm 70 carry into effect the principles now
or which any Of the parties NAV reduirc IN
.oa' 70 exhibit their respective pretcnsions
Nnu 'ne SAID Commissioner is further directed ,o
e. 'uon noucc IN the Staunton Spectator as he NAV
W;Il;sn, Do assembling the creditors of the said
ia'p Donoho, who may be entitled 10 nort;c,at -;
decree" % 'OA0 !" 'he principles OF this
An extract from the decree
copy-Tcstc,
r.. II. KINNEY, ID. G..
a.. Inc creditors Of William Donoho Interested - 81,
ABOVE order are hereby requested TO exhibit fhcir
gove ciaims before me, at my Office in the Town NJ
Stainton, on Monday the l1tb dav of Sentcn,be V VI
w ''iey may DC reported to Court required.
August low. WI o0mr'
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JUST RECETTED.

A SUPPLY of DRY GOODS AND GRO
IA CERIES, which offer at reduced prices,
for cash, paper or produce. Superior Sugar, COT
fee, and Tea. Call and see. Cotton Yarns re-
duced, &c. &c. e. MAY.
Stanton, June %, 1913.
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PAINTS
ZOO kegs Lewis No. Whit. GOO lbs. Spanish Brown,
Lead, 500 do. do. Whiting,
80 kegs ext. whit Lead, 500 do. Venetian Red,
1000 lbs. " dry =" <75 do Verdigrs in Oil,
100 lbs. Chrome Yellow, $50 do. do. dry,
100 lbs. Green, $50 do. Terra di Sienna,
$50 lbs. Glue, 300 do Black Lead
200 lbs. Red Lead $Copal varnish,
Prussia nBlue, SJapan Varnish
MEDICINES, DYE-STUFFS, &c.
incigo, Nutmcgs, Ginger, powd.
Nader, Mace Alspice,
Copperas, Cinnamon Pepper,
Alum Cloves, White Ginger,
Saltpetrc, Ginger, Race Putty,
Sa'aratus, Logwood, Pearl Ash,
EPSON Salts, Castor Oil, Asatrtda,
Gaiomel' Opium, Cayenne Pepper,
Lquorcc BAH, Flower Sui. Birthstone.
Suptc. Quinnc, B.uc Mass, Spts. Nitro
Sats oil Morphia, Sugar OF Lead, Camphor,
Iodine, Blue Stone Sun Carb Soda
CASTLE Soap, Spanish Flies, Anna,to.
Opodcldoc, Borax, Gum NIvrr,
WIN many other articles, comprising q large
and well selected stock, which we offer at whole
sale or retail, on accommodating terms.
SAML. A. HUBBARD, e. CO.
Scottsville, Alb, June 30.
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Office OF Commissioner in Bankruptcy
for Randolph county, July 20.

for Randolph county, July 20.
Notice TO the creditors Of Noah Skdmore, a
bankrupt, to prove their debts before me at my
Office in Beverly, on the 18th and 10Th of August
next, when and where the said bankrupt is requi-
red to attend.
LAIR d. MORRALL, Com'r.
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G r o G Z z 7 e S ,
o z TT U a r Y
coRREcrEp WEEKLY BY LANES IL. 1rnrx

DIED, ON the 2d inst, SAMPSON EAooN infant son Of
Mr. Geo. w Campbell, of this town.
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Medicines, Paints, OILS ssnef
Uue.Sxssf1S.
PAINTS.

ru1HE subscribers are now receiving and Offer
Il for sale at very low prices the following arti-
cIa ,,s1
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Sale OF Real and Personal
RpOperty.


pursuance of the last will and testament Of
Jacob Leas, deceased, | will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the late residence of said de-
ceased, on Friday the 25th of August next the
following Real and Personal Property, to Wit:
The Tract of Land on which the said deceased
resided, situate about six miles above Staunton,
Oh The Mddlebrook road, containing about
@gg AGGNSa
100 acres Of which are cleared and twelve or fl.
teen good meadow, the whole under good fence,
and In a good state of cultivation; the residue
well :imbered, and an orchard of about 300 bear
ing Apple Trees, and variety of other fruit
HE whole tract is well watered, there being on it
SIX or eight never failing springs. The improve
ments are convenient two story brick ID DWELL
ING HOUSE, Kitchen, Smoke House, Spring
House. and good Barn shedcd all round, and
other necessary buildings.
will also offer for sale a. the same time all
the personal estate of said decedant, to wit:
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Farming Uten-
siiS OF every description, new Four Horse Way
on, and Plantation do, a Family Carriage and
I Harness, Wheat and Rye, Household and Ktch-
en- Furniture, and variety Of other property, too
numerous to mention.
Terms at sale.
WASHINGTON SWOOPE, Ex'or.
OF Jacob Leas, decd, with the
will annexed.
June I5--tds.
|; me ilaTiSonDurg REGISTER, and Chambers
burg Repository, will insert the above weeks,
and send !heir bills to this office.
PURSUANT to decree of the Circuit Supe.
"A riOr Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta
County, pronounced on the 18th day of June
iS13, In two suits therein depending, one in the
name of Geo. Baylor, ST., VS.. John NJ. pitman,
&c., the other in the name of John NJ. Pisnan, VS.
Elijah May &C., the undersigned, She Commits
sIoner therein named, will proceed on Saturday
the 18th day of August next, at ii o'clock, A. NJ,
on the premises, TO sell at public auction, to the
hlgheot bidder, House and Lot in the Town of
Staunton. corner Of Beverly and Augusta street,
on which lot there is brick Store and Dwelling
House attached with other out houses. The
store room is vacant. The dwelling part of the
house is now occupied by Joseph Points as
tenant.
Ierms--So rauch Of the proceeds of sale as
will be sufficient TO defray the expenses of sale,
to be paid in cash, the balance in three equal in
stalments of 6, l2 and Is months, the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security.
VIM. KINNEY, Comm'r.
July 20, 1913.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-06-19

water know not; but remember tAal
all looked dark above me and | tried We
ry hard to shove nv head through in
order 10 breathe. AT last succeeded
but what sight was that on which |
gazcd, when found myself on tho sur.
ace OF the water About a rod from me
was the whale that we were fast 10,
ihrashing the water into a foam with
has ilukes, the sea red with blood, and
TIE crimson streams pouring from the
wounds in the whale made by the har.
poems. In another direction | could
see pieces of tho boat floating about. Al
the distance ortwD or three mi rs cou d
occasionally get glimpse Of the ship,
as rude on he p at swell and not
human being in sight. Most forcibly
ana the words of the poet apply TO my
situation ut this moment:
''Oh. Solitude where are thy charms
That Sages have IA thy face
Better dwell "a The adst Of alarms
Than reign IA ia horrible Il zee"
So thought I, as | struck out for a piece
OF our once beautiful boat, few roos
distant. The crew soon came up one
alter another, catching at anything hey
could see II keep them alnIt. One poor
fellow came padJiIng "A on = with two or
three oars under him crying out thai
his rack was broken. Another Of the
crew and mys i got him on the piece of
boat we had hold Of. Ills thigh was
broken, and he could not move at all
The second mite soon after picked US
uP with his boat, an so much had we
been engaged in looking out for ou.-
serves, that we dill not discover that one
OF our number was missing.
ia; alas! IT was too soon found out
ne was young man about II years
cd and did not belong to the boat, but
went in the place Of the midship oars
man, who was sick at the time. The
whale fell directly On him, and probably
killed him in moment.
with what feelings we pulled around
and round the spot where the boat was
slowed, unwilling to believe, even after
we knew there was no homo, that our
shipmate was gone never more to return
And how silent we g'ided long side Of
the sh p, and hoisted in our poor ship
mate, now famed for life!
Oh, that some Of those people who
Look upon sailors as little better than
brutes, and who know little or nothing
OF those kind feelings and glowing aff.c
tons that are concealed under their
roug1 exterior, could have seen what
saw on board that ship,cven their hearts
would melt--and they would find that il
Is not always the polished and educated
the smooth faced and handsome men.
that has the warmest heart or the most
generous feelings.
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LATER FROM MEXICO-The u $ brig Dol.
Phin, Capt KnIghr, arrived at New Orleans ON m,
Ilh ihst' m ionrleen days from Vera Cruz. The
Dolphin brings tie first insIalment Of The indemnv
S2'OOOO being IN charge Of r A SourhaII. Eso
bearer Of dsspaches 'f
ne yello" lever WIS rag ing With great yioIenca
Al Vera Cruz Eghr hundred cases were ren,,,,.I
10 exist the day before the Dolphin left Tb, sinh
Jecls consisted principally of Mexican s,ldier, C,,D
'he lahle lands, who were dying rapidly
There had been attempt made to assnssina,s
Santa Aaa, which failcd Several arrests had been
mode Of PcFsOhs suspected; bat all had been nc
Quilted bot two and they cunirived to escepe-
The President Is believed to be sitting on r,cketv
seat. '
No news had been received from Campenchy Of
a later date than We have received direct. There
vas no reJ0icing when t%e ne rs arrived
LATER FROM MEXICO-By the schr Joseph
Brown. Capt Read we have Hsvana papers TO the
9th inst containing Vera Cruz dates 10 the 26th
ult
II will be seen that The commissioners Who went
from Yucnian with pibpOsitiUns Tor the adjustment
81 the pending dinicuhes. have been robbed near
Pueblo and al their Dispatches stolen.
The Mexican account Of the last engagement be.
tween the Mexican feet and COmnp,dure Moore
represents the LATER n have got deridcdly the
ri ofihe bargain, bur states that IN consequence
Uf the shallowuess Of tie water the steamers could
MT E,llow him 10 his fercat The loss Of tho Mer-
icans Ia killed and wounded j., not staled.
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THINGS I'd BE REuEuBERED

Horses should never be put to work
on full stomach. More horses are hurt
by hard driving after full feed, than
by full feed after hard driving.
II the farmer wishes 10 have his pork
barrel and meal chest hold out, let him
look we'll to his kitchen garden. Plenty
Of vegetab es conduce not more to health
than 10 profit.
In laying in stock of winter fod Ter
for animals, let it moi be forgotten that
little 900 much is just enough. Star
wing animals at any time is mise rable
policy.
As you treat your land so it will treat
you. Feed it with u anures literally.
and 1t will yield you bread bountifuly.
Avoid debts as you would The leprosy.
II You are ever tempted TO purchase on
credit, put it off for three days. You
need time for reflection.
Never beg fruit, or anything else y GU
can produce by the expenditure Of a liz.
tie time or labor II is as reasonable to
expect man 10 give away the products
OF his wheat field, as Of his orchard or
fruit gardens.
II you keep your sheep and cattle in
your meadows until June, don't com.
PLAIN next winter because you are COM
peeled to purchase hay for your stock.
The man who uses good seed, has
good sol and works it in good season,
rarely fails of having good crop to re.
ward his toll.
Never forfeit your word. The say
ing IN truth, Of any farmer, 'his word is
as good as his bond, is worth more TO
him than the interest OF $4,000 annu
ally. albany CultiUator.
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rue CHILD AND ms sHADow.

Twas ruIne to mark che summer, J,y
= gro"POi unry boys al play;
All rs iho merry Laugh aud shout
Alternately rang wildly ont.
One stepped aside from all the mn.
Aud rerhnIsa score Of PAGES run.
Siopred shorI-while sone few seconds past.
Then oil again went thrice as fast.
| smiled, as beheld the scene.
Yet wondered What the whun would mean;
And drawing near the '~ee thing" found
lit.n looking sleadiasi on the ground.
Halt Puut. bali cry the ehili hal run
10 catch hts shnd NV IN thc sun.
And like the chill first gazrd upon.
Ambitious mans dI once led on.
Pursuing an object tempting les.
And that With similar success;
I'LL checked NJ las, with sone surprze.
The fool renecIs-und linIs hIs eyes