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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-05
Real Estate for Sale.

THOMAS MERRILL, guardian 20 CARO-
LINE VI HOW, uinor, having obtained
license therefor fron the Supreme Judicial Court
Of the State, will sell at Public Auction Thurs.
day III: 2tsi day OF Februdry, current, at 10 o'clock
A. M. 81 TIMOTHY FLETCHEk'S OFFICE,
in ETchanye Street, Portisnd, all sad minors in
terest in aud 20 the following described real estate.
situated in said Portland, and late tLe property
of DANIEL How, merchant, deceased being ono
fifth part ia common and undivided, az one Of the
heirs Of the said Daniel deceased, viz.
lot of land with the Brick building thereon,
standing on Midd'e-Street, owned in common and
undivided with William Evans, being one half Of
said land and building end now occupied by said
Evans and William How.
Al.o at the same time and place will be sold
all he right, title, an interest If the rest Of tho
heirs Of the said Daniel, deceased, and Of thei-
assigns to the remaining four Gfths in common
and undivided Of the several parcels Of real esiss
above described, together with the Widows right
OF dover therein. pu -suant 10 agreement enter
ed into by said Widow and the said bers aud sheir
assigns.
particular description Of the title 10 and otthc
bounds of said real estate may be al said Eetels
er's Office prior 20 the day Of sale.-Terus, Cash
on the delivery Of the deeds.
THOMAS MERRILL. Gv1ySidr.
JOHN MU<SEY. in. Aeeni far The htfrs sc.
TIMOTHY FLETCHER .4uci'r
n. Il -~Through the improper management u r
an individual at the FIST sale OF the above lot g
sfcond has become necessary. And persons de-
sirous Of purchasing the same are hereby rosiHed
that il will on the day above mentioned be sciu-
ally sold ff the most IL will bring in cash wthuls
regard 10 aoy other considers ton.
Portland. FtL. >, t322.
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S4N GAZETTE LEX
~. SHIPPING LIST.
....PORT OF PORTLAND.
-ARRIT.4LS


SUNDAY, Feb. 3-Ar scbrs Olive, Blanchard,
and fa-tor, knight, from Boston, with -four and
tobacco.
Monday, Feb. !.
Arrived brig Maine, Oxnard, 20 days from
Fort Royal, lNlsrt.) with molasses 10 Mr.. John
Fox Left there, Jan. 3, schr. Enterprise, Moo
dy, OF ! ork, waiting cargo-brig Two brothers,
knap, Of Newburyport, do schr. Lucy, Moor
mick, OF Newyork, for Nickary Creek, (cosst Of
Demarara) first opportunity Teszer, Of
Narblehesd capt Gardner, arrived at s.. Plerres
bu; sold at Fort Royal, and was going ia when
capt. o. came out.
AT Marin Bay, {. F. end Of The Island, schr
America, Pope, Of Wells, arrived days previous
CLEAR.2-ACES
FRIDAY, Feb -Cl brig George, hlarwiek,
for Havana-schr Seneca Jones, for baltimore
"a, slooP Mi!ledsyille. light, for Boston.
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BEETHOVEN SOCIETY

INTEND givugn CONCERT OF SACRED
MUSIC AZ thrir Hall in thu Academy BuiItss
on FRIDAY EFENING NEXT, 10 Confluence
q, haT past o'cfcs.
1F' A few lrskets for the evening. nav be bad
At the Bookstore Of Messrs Em. Hyde, Richard.
son & Lord and Pratt K SAWYER.
CHARLES MORRIS, Secretary.
Feb. !, f3@2
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TO be sold at Public auction on

the premises,
on Tuesday he.ffh day Of March merit az
f5rO O'clock IN the afternoon, BY order Of the
Supreme Judicial Court,
4 LII thu right and interest which James
~ Linscott, minor, has in and TO seventy
five acres Of land situate in IIarpswel in the
County Of Cumberland, being third Of the
same, and bounded northerly by land 10 posses
sion Of Elisha Coomhs, westerly by land in pos.
session of Isaac Rich, southerly by land in pos
session Of Stephen Snow, and easterlv by land
in possession ofPaul Raymond Conditions made
known at the time Of sale.
SAMUEL HOPKINS, Guardian.
Dated this 30th day of January, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-05

which took place IN the BAY Of Kolok ythia-33
vessels were taken, and nearly as many destroy
ed.
Al Kingston, (U. c. on Monday the | iih
uli. the mercury was 90 degrees below Zero !;
and al Point Frederick, within half mile of
Kingston, itwas as low as 80 degrees below !;
2 degree Of intensity, says the Kingston
Chronicle without parallel in The experirn3e
Of any vi ouf inhabitants w. would indeed
have withheld oar belief in the assertion, Il ii
Il not proceeded from unquestionaJe author
iiy.
We are requested 10 state, that Nr. Henry Hssgeg
has h7cn appointed By the -el,ctnen. ,Iclsurar III
W God IN this town, vice Nh DIpet CojJ, resi- .ned.
The author ~ the Spy, the most popular Amer
lcan Novel which has ever been published, is Mr..
CJoper OF New York, son Of the Judge Of the
same narle. He is now engaged on another
Novel % BE- called, " The Pioneer. or tte xouy.-
ces Of tie S,@ItehGHaah7 +" Prccaution' was
written By the same gentleman.
A Phiadel phia paper asserts, that General
lzARD. VINO is said Ia have been nominated by
TIE PREsIDENT, as the successor Of Gov
jackson, 10 Florida, is " & /ederahu Of III,
Bost"n stamp" 1t might have been added
Tor i : iruh, that he Is gallant soldier hon
est, capable, and friendly TO The Constitution
The appointment Of thi, gentleman, Gen
VAN RENSSELAER,, and some others, indicate
that lie time has al length arrived, which MIR
! JLFFERsnN wished TO see, but did nor. vbcr
/ the only questions respecting candidate fu
Office, are, =" Is he cdpct'e ?" SC Cent
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-05
TTIR GAZETTE
PORTLAND FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1921.

we had intended TO give analysis of the
olii now before the Legislature, for the relief OF
poor debtors; but as the amendments have not
yet been agreed upon in both branches, we have
thought best TO delay this. until it has received
ITS final touch. The principal amendments in
Produced in the house were, 10 restrict the con-
hnenent OF those who intended to take the oath
% ID days after commitment another. that ii
any debtor who has given bond for the liberty Of
Inc yard. do not discharge himself by taking the
oath and surrender himself to the goaler for close
confinement az the expiration of 9 months from
DIS commitment, his bond shall be forfeit cd
shotheT amendment was that anv debtor unable
z support himself in prison shall be discharged
y e'ght DAY unless the creditor give security
Tor 'iis support. IN the Senate the first section
u me hiI winch provides that no person shall tie
committed Tor debt under five dollars, was
Suchen ont. ard the second amendment noticed
above a made ia the house was modified. so that
II should operate Only on future commitments.
lhe 0ii providing for court OF Common
Iieas, isr the state, consisting of a Chief JUS
"ce ana two other Justices with permanent sal
arcs has passed both branches Of the Leeisla-
ore in the House on the iaal question there
" was no debate, and il passed without division.
We have given sketch Of tue debate on the
amendments in tbs days paper.
ne Legislature wiz probably adjourn this
Fora, is--.,. 49,. a..
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RIDING SADDLES,

made Of superior stoCk-HARNESSES, Of al
kiads-p ated, Brass, and Potted do. for Chaise,
Sleigh and Wagon, made Of excellent stock, and
by experienced workmen, which will he sold as
low, according 10 quality, a. can be purchased in
,own--Leatber Bag, aud Round Sesl->kin
TRUNKS, for Traveliing-Honse and store do.
Military Horse EQUIPMENTS, such as Val.
iese.; Biz and Brsddoon Brides MarlingiIs ;
Breast Plates Leopard Skin Housings and Hols-
ters !; Portmanteaus, Post and Saddle Bags
TRUCK HARM ESSES and Col!ars--FIRE
BUCKE1S-Car touch Boxes aud Relts-Knap-
sacks--strings OF Plated and Common SLEIGH
BELL Whips-asdde and Harness Trees
4 large a, sortment OF Seal anu Leopard SKINS,
&c. &c.
Ot-The stock is Of the first quality, and pur--
chased at the lowest cash prices. which enables as
TO sell work upon as good terms as any person.
Al those who will please to favor with their,
custom, may depend on having th'ir work done
in faithful and worknianIike manner.
Portland. Jan. 90, 1879.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-05
MUSTARD SEED.

NTATTFD immediately 100 bushels Of good
w MUSTARD SEED, for which the hishe4t
price will he given ~ JOHN HULL,
A, Ne. j. Ca.on Rop, Middle Stn,t.
Portland. Feb. s 1922. H.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-05
M4RIN.E d. FIRE INSURANCE.

M.4RIN'E g. FIRE INSURANCE.
HE President and Directors al The CUM
J. bERLAND INSURANCE COMPANY,
in conformity 70 their act Of Incorporation, here
by give notice chat their Capital Stock amounts To
Oac Hundred Thousand Dut0rs HGy Thousand
Of " hIch is paid in. That they ate ready 70 re.
ceive proposals to make Insurance against the fol-
Low ing risks viz All kinds of .Ua-ine Insurance
and on Houses or other Buildings scd OF Properly
therein contained, within the towa Of portland.
against damage arising TO the same by Fire, orig
mating in any except that of design of The in
sured. Not more than Fire 1housand Dollars will
be taken on any one risk.
BY oder Of The President and Directors.
CIV JOHN CHUTE, il. Secretary.
CUMBERLAND INsURANcE OFsICE
Portland. FEB. 5, 1922.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-05

bringing English papers to the 9th Of Dec.
The following extracts contain the most in
teresting information
FRANCE.
Fran the London Courier ofDec. 4
Important Nel0s front Paris.-2nrnours. with
respect 10 France. of very contradictory ma
ture, have prevailed since Yesterday morning.
One that the King of France was dead: anoth
or, that the Chamber Of Deputies had been dis
SolVed-that the French Funds had experienced
a ,great fall, sc. &c. In this case, as i'm most
others, we are able to lay before the public in
teigcnce upon which they may rely.
The news from Paris is certainly Of IN nnplea-
sart nature, SO far as relates to communication
between the King and the Chamber OF Deputies
The Chamber Of Deputies have presented an all
dress TO the King, i'll which they indirectly in
Situate. that peace has been preserved bv sacri-
hces incompatible with the honor Of the French
name. and the dignity Of the Crown.
sfhe King, in his answer, rebukes the Cham
Der for INDUCING a superstition. that lie could
ever consent to sacrifices unworthy Of the ma
ton he governs and the crown he wears. In
this state, affairs remained when our messenger
left Paris; but il is probable, and, indeed, gem
orally expected, that the Chamber will be, dis
solved forthwith, or that there will be clatige
of Ministry. : The Ministers" saws a private
letter we have received Of Saturday, " rendered
TO thesking, Immediately after his reply to the
Deputies, their resignation, which lis Majesty
refused"
The situation Of affairs in the east of Europe
has assumed very different aspect from wha
! we expected. Persia, according to private let
tets, has not only declared war against Turkey
but has actually commenced hostilites in ASA
against the Turks. The fact is stated positively
and il is referred that this would not have beer
done without some previous concert or conmu
niSaton with Russia, and that Russia will put
her armies in motion against Turkey as soon as
military operations can be undertaken from the
banks Of the Pruth.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-05

DIED,
Ia this town, Mrs. Mary Martin, woman of
color, aged 42.-Alr.. Mary G. Jones, aged about
So.
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AWGZFTOIfSa
BOOKS Ar AUCTION.

~ Fr day next. (8lh i~s,.) ~ 10 o'clock, A.
~ VI at Timothy fctcler's Odice--a valah,s
Collection of BOOKS.
Catalogues mas be had a. the Office, previous
10 the day Of Sale.
Feb. 3.
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f'rsiga .jdrices. -a.rhe slip unity, arrived at
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ne Legislature viii probably adjourn th
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-02-05

We are requested 20 state that Mr. Nrnrg Hssgeg
ms hen appointed hy tue recctnlen. ,IcAsur.r III
w God in this town, vice Nh Dntet CojL resigned.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
Trust Sale.

DY virtue of a deed of trust exceu.
Eotea by Frederick Light to the sub,
scriber, as trustee, to secure a debt due
to Lewis McCoole, Il shall offer for
sale before the door of Capt. Edward
MeGuIre's Hotel in Winch ester, On
Monday the 4th day of February, the
interest which said Frederick Light
has in and to b certain
Tract of Land
in said county containing si4 ACRES,
1t being the same that was granted by
the late proprietor Of The Northern
Meek of Virginia 20 Frederick Light
seq. late of,he county of Frederick and
by him to his eight children. The in
terest Of the above mentioned Freder-
iek Light in said land is seven shares
which will be offered for sale, and such
title as is vested 10 me as Trustee will
be made the purchaser.
JOSEPH SEXTON by his .4tt'q
JOHN McCOOLE.
Jan. 5th-tds.ss
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
NOTICE.

II ME subscriber residing in The city
n Of Baltimore, having taken
upon himself the burthen Of settling no
the estate of his father, GoIdsSitb
Chandlee, deceased, late Of the town oF
Winchester, & finding from experiences
that the distance he resides from mann
OF those with WHOM there are acsounts
TO settle, and other business to trausact
relating to the estate, renders IL imprae-
tieabie Tor him TO attend TO it in per.
son, hereby makes known 10 the public
aud all whom it ma, concern, that he
has constituted and appointed, as his
Agent, DANIEL GOLD, Of The inwn
Of Winchester, or whom ali those hay.
ing business 10 transact, relative 10 the
saId estate, will please to- call and
make settlement aud payment. Is il
10 my wish to bring 10 close The ron.
cerps 0f the estate ms soon as possible.
therefore those accounts not closed
either by payment or obligation, and
notes aud bOpd- unpaid on the st da,S
of February next, will be put in suit.
0'Those having claims against The
estate will please present them proper-
'y atiesied to Daniel Gold, Without
delay.
BENJAMIN CHANDLER.
Hdn.'r Of GoldSmiM Chaaafsr. dee'9
December 20 ct.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
200 Dollars Reward.
DID AN-AWAY from the subscriber on
IA the goth ult. living in Fauquisr
County Negro Man named
MORGAN:

he is about thirty Eve years Of age,
five feet ten or eleven inches high, Of
yeilowish complexion, with scar over
one of his eyes occasioDed by the kick
of horse when young; he is a smart
active fellow, rather over the common
size; he took with him a blue elotl,
coat and a BwansdowD vest, lined with
yellow flannel, and the back Of The
same; home made surtout Of twilled
Goth, ofs browuish colour, pantaloous
Of the same, and toierabIe good fur.
red hat: his other clothing indifferent,
AID not reeolleeted, as he went of
without the least cause. 1t Is expect
ed he has written for himself, or pros
cured from some villain free pass,
and will endeavor to get to Ohm or
Pennsy lvania. tbeing Informed lately
tilat Morgan can both read and write.)
J he above reward will be given for
Morgan, il taken out Of the state and
scored III Gael so that ge. him again:
1ftaken out Of the county of Fauquier
or CuIpeper, Fifty Dollars; and 10 Ell
ther Of the above counties, Twenty
Dollars, in either case TO be secured
40 that get him, and if brought home
all reasonable charges paid.
THOMAS HUGHES.
January 5--4t.
HThe Editors Of the Intelligent
Ger, Washington City, will please in
sert the above advertisement weekly
for four weeks, and forw ard their ac-
count to this Office for collection.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
FOR SALE.

z WISH TO SELL THE TRACT
a OF LAND CD which lise, con-
tanning between 49O and 500 ACRES.
This iaud Is inferior 20 no tract in the
County: No money will De required
in hand. For terms apply to Joseph
iidbaii, Jno. Macky. or ,he subscriber.
WILLIAM SMOKERS.
Woodbury., July I'll.
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Bank of the Vatles III Virginia,
January LIST, 1922.

-'7OU'tHu7 TOT, To@S@ls J
'FHE President and Directors Of
IL this Institution have declared "a
Dividend of three and one half per
cent. Three, per cent will be paid ON
or after the 18th. inst, to Stock holders
or their representatives one half per
cent being retained for the semi annual
instal@ento due, to the Commonwealth.
for the benefit of the fund for Intsr-
nal Imprsvemgnt'
LEWIS HOFF, Cashier.
January 5-3t ..,...
CT The Editors Of the Repository,
CharleSto1cn, and Washingtonian,
Lees6urg, are requested to insert the
nbore three times and send their ac-
connpts to this Office for collection
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
Corn, Wheat and Rye.

"ILL be said on Saturday the
w 18th day Of this month, al AZ o.
clock, at the residence of the ia.e Wa,.
Richardson deed. some WAEAT,
CORN & RYE, on a credit Of six
moths with bond and approved securi-
ty.-7A!so will be offered for hire at
the .same time and place 2 NEGRO
MEN, !. WIN. RICHARDSON, I'D,
Jan. Bth---tds, ~
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

OF which 1so acres are cleared. There
are. on the premises comfortable
D,eelting Hoi!ss. AID good Barn.--
This farm is situated within mile and
an half of the mill above mentioned.
and edioins , the lands belonging to
The heirs of Col. James @. DoWdall s.
Cen, James Singleton, deo'd. Bond
and security will be required Of the
tenants. Also, for sale, at private eou-
tract, large quantity of COOPERSa
STUFF aud TANNERS BARK.
which will be delivered 10 purchasers
Immediately and about 60 Bushels OF
GLOVER SEED.
Persons wishing 10 view the proper~
ty IN Frederick can satisfy themselves
by applying TO James NJ. Glass, at the
late residence of the said deceased.
ROBERT VANCE, }
JOHN GILkERSoN, 6@Tss
Januufy 5-tds.
The Edith, Of the Martinsbure Gazette
lcW insert the nbore advertisement
SO far as includes the Berke!y pro-
perty, untis the day Of sale, and for-
unrd htS account to this Once
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
WANTED TO HIRE,

NEGRO NAN, who has been &C.
IN SUSTAINED to farminS aud Wagon
ing. he will be required to 60 to
Hampshire County, about es miles
from this place. a
APPLY AT THIS OFFICE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
CAHDD AND COMPLIMENTARY,

The following MoRcEAu appears, in place
OF an advertisement, in late Kentuck,
newspaper, :.
!, ELIJAH NJ. BRUMsTf, halter,
No longer mean the folks to flatter.
With promises Of bats or payment,
Being out of cash and scaDt OF raiment;
And1acking means OF getting either,
Have resolved, 10 this bad weather,
10 tramp .he country up and down,
Ohti ] ind out some good town,
Where can live more at my ease,
And have much fewer frols to please,
Than have in this dev'Iish place,
Where hundreds dun me 10 my face.
Gsd5So1c, Ken. Nor. "a, 1921.
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20 Dollars Reward, =.
I'D ANYWAY from the subscriber
M on Monday the 1sth day .Noyen..
Der last, u Negro Woman named
RETTY.
BETTY.

belonging to the Estate Of the late
james Ware decd. between 80 and 30
years of age; delicately formed and Of
common height, rather light complexion,
quick spoken, has e large mouth. It is
deemed unnecessary TO describe her
Clothing as she has a variety with her.
The above reward OF Twenty Dollars
will be given for her il taken or secur-
ed within the state so that get her a.
gaiu, or a. reward Of SO Dollars if ia
ken out Of the state and secured so
that ! get her again, and all reasona-
BILE charges in either ease.
HARRIET Nj. WARE.
Jan. 5th-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
ALMANAC
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
1922:

LEAP-YEAR, AND AFTER THE FOURTH OF
JULY, THE FORTY SEVENTH OF A
MEXICAN INDEPENDENCE.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12

Classical Shoemakers,-A Sb3etnakef
who established himself ip a Certain town,
wishing to di,play his literary knowledge,
and at the same time TO assert his honesty
and u2rgh!uess, placed upon his sign for a
motto, mems sibi consc3d rccti > And.
from whatever cause it might srise, be drew
away all the Customers from another knight
OF the last, who had previously Supplied the
Inhabitants with coverings for their soals.-
The fellow functioper, not being 90 learned
as the other, seeing the mot O, supposed that
1t meant particular kind Of snoes which the
new conner mauo!ac, ured, and that this was
the rea'on WHY hi rivai had drawn all his Gus
TONERS from him, and, not being wiling to
yield 20 his antagonist in professional knowl.
edge, he took down his sign and put upon it,
"men'S and uomen'S Si6i conscia rectio
n ReJuS.-A Chsrsde lately appeared in
the E'en"g Post or n York, the solution of
which wa RlHnder6uss. - Rkunder, an err.
or mistake; and BuSS, a kiss cr salute
with the lips. On reading the chsrade, a
lady very I"notep J., Observed, that Of all the
w,'ds w'lch terminate in bus, che preferred
\ re busS,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-01-12
POETRY.
&flfE NEaPOLlTaNs

ent usiastic poetry than the following lines
1t is, il we may be prr,nittrd the .spr ..iop,
"burst OF psssiun'' worthy the talents and
genius OF the poet to whom it is ascribed.
LINES lied cas'
sVrinen on hearing that tie Hustr;ans haa
entered Naples.
ny THOMAS MOORE, ESQ.
Carbone Notati!
Aye, down to the dust with them, slaves as
From this hour, let the blood 10 their das.
tardly veins,
That shrunk a. the frs. touch of Liberty's
war,
Be suck'd out by tyrant., or stagna,e in
chains!
90, on, like cloud, thro' their beautiful
wales,
Ye locu.ts of tyranny, blasting them DER
Fill. fill up their wide sunny waters, ye sails
From each slave mart of Europe and moi.
son their shore
May their fate be mock word-may men
Laugh out, with scorn that shall ring to
the poles,
When each sword. that the towards let fall
from their ha IDS,
Shall be forged into letters to enter thei.
souls!
And deep, and more deep, as the iron 10
driv'n,
Base slaves! may the whet of their agony
To shink-as the damn'd haply think of lhe,
heav'n
They had once in their reaclf-that thew
might have been free!
Shame, shame when there was not bosom.
whose heat
Ever rose DER the zero Of Cqstlereagh's
heart,
That did not, like echo, your var hymn re.
peat,
And send all its prsy'rs With your rbsrty's
start.
When the world stood in hope, when a spirit
tha' breathd
Full fresh of the olden time. whi,oer'd a.
bout,
And the swords Of all Itais, half way I'M
sheath'd,
But waited one conquering cry to fash out,
When around you, the shades of your mighty
10 fame,
FILIcAJAs and PETRARcHs, ,eem,d
bursting to view,
AND their words and their warnings. like
tongues of bright flame
over Freedoms apostles, fell kinding on
you!
Good God! that in such proud moment OF
life,
Worth ages Of hisrry-when, had Won but
hurl'd
One bolt at your bloody invader, that strife
Between treemen and tyrants had spread
thro' the world.
That then, oh! disgrace upon manhood, cen
then
You should falter, should cling TO your pie
tifut breath,
Cower down into beasts, when YOU might
have stood men,
And prefer the slaves life of damnstiop to
death!
1t is strange, it is drsadru-Shout, Tyran.
ny, shout
Through your dungeons aud palaces,
''Freedom is o'er;'
At there ii"gers one spark of her light, tr cad
it out,
a nd return to your emoire of dsrknes.
For, if such are The braggarts that claim to
Come, Despot Of Russia, thy feet let me
kiss;
Far nooer to live the brute boodman of thee,
Imam to 'ully cen chains BY struggle like
Champs ElySee5, Paris.
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