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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
ENGLISH POES

The fogs Of England have been at all
times the complaint Of foreigners. Con
domaT, the Spanish ambassador, when
some one who was going to Spain waited
Oh nm to know if he had any commands,
Iepncd' "Only my compliments to the
sun, whom have not seen since rame
20 England" Karraccioli, the NeapoIitap
munster here' man of good deal of
conversation and wiz, used to. say, that the
only rite HHif he had seen in England
were roasted afihtes and in conversation
with George u. he took the liberty Of,
preferring the moon Of Naples TO the am
Of England.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
TAYERN FOE RENE

The two story brick house situate ON
AKA the stage road leading from Alexan.
Wsss dria TO Dumfries, about five miles from
HgAS the former place, and for some time
stsse1Ss-- past occupied by Hendley Nelson as
tavern, is offered for rent. This is considered
desirable establishment for person calcuIa
Ieo 10 Keep house of good entertainment, and
to such an one the rent will be made 10 suit the
times, and immediate possession given.
Inarch 20 lawtf JAMES MILAN.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
THE OHIO.
From the Charlie
THE PIRATE LOVER

~" ue charleston COurl,
The PIRATE LOVER.
Thou hast gone from thy lover,
Thou lord ofthe sea,
The illusion is over,
That bound me TO thee;
i Cannot regret thee,
Though dearest thoa vert,
Nor can j forget thee,
Thou lord Of my heart!
1 lov'd thee TOO deeply,
To hate thee and live:
4 am blind to the brightest,
My country can give;
But l cannot behold thee
In plumber and gore,
And thy NINA can fold thee
In foDdhess no more.
Far over the biIIow
Thy black vessel rides,
The wave is thy pillow,
Thy pathway the tides:
Thy cannon are pointed,
The red flag on high,
Ihy crew are undaunted.
But yet thou must die.
Thought thou vert brave,
AS the sea-kings of old;
But thy heart is slave,
Ard vassal to gold;
My faith can be pIigh,ed
To none but the free;
Thy low heart has blighted
My fond hopes in thee.
l will not upbraiJ thee;
] leave thee to bear
HE shame, thou hast made thee.
Its danger and care:
As thy BANNER is streaming,
Far over the. sea,
D! my fond heart is dreaming
And breaking for thee.
My heart thou hast broken,
Thou lord OF the wave!
Thou has; left me a token
TO rest in my grave.
Though false, mean, and cruel.
Thou still must be dear.
And thy name, like Jewel.
BE TREASURED up here.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03

enc S~eeF V"azzfcdf Querisf, and fbr
FHam Reflier reflete wnh Plensautrv
II. what is the difference between Q
good governess and bad one
IL. A good one guides Miss. and the
other niSguides. ''>
y. : hat noun is that mos, .d,,;red +,
the ambitious y
r. Renown.
y; Why is doctors prescription ,
good thing to feed pigs with
IL Because they would find grams II
" why is opening letter like ye,,
strange way of getting into room.
u Because it is breaking through the
sealing. WV
Q. Wbv is a tradesman like good stu.
dent in divinity
r. Because he studies his hrefts (pro.
pbets).
Q. Why is the middle OF precocity
like an isthmus?
*. Because II is placed between two e's.
q. What net is the most certain to
catch handsome wife
II. A coroner.
Q. Why is education like tailor !?
Il. Because it forms our habits.
y. why is chronologist like palm
tree
r. Because he can supply you with
dates.
Q. Why are the toes like ancient his.
tories.
X. Because they are leg-ends lie
gendS).
LIKE DOCTOR. LIKE PATIENT.
A very eminent physician happened TO
be sent FOR one evening, after having in.
du!ged at conviviaI meeting; so that
by the time he had been whir'ed to bis
Patterns door, he was very i'll qualified to
decide in a case Of difficulty Having
made shift to reach the drawing room,
and seeing lady extended on a sofa, as.
sisted by female attendant. he by sort
of mechsDical impulse seized her hand
bW finding himself utterly unable to form
an opinion on the case, he exclaimed.
"Drunk drunk, upon my honour %
(meaDiDg that he was in that unfit stated
and Immediately made the best retreat he
was able. Feeling rather awkwardIy at
this adventure. he was not impatient 10
renew his visit; but being sent Tor on
some other occasion, he took courage.
and was preparing an apology, when The
lady presently removed his apprehen>
Siops, by whispering in his ear-"My
dear doctor, how could you find out my
case so immediately the other evening |
IT was certainly great proof Of your
skill but pray not a word more on the
subject" The doctor thus added to his !
repute by circumstance which might
have endangered that Of less fortunate
man.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
AUG1aOM SAIh@So
MARSHAIlS SALE.
MARSHAIiS SALE

AFzuA Will be sold on the premises, for
&HM cash, on Tuesday The OH day of .7prii
HsSs mart, at 10 O'Clock, all the right, title,
A and interest of Alexander Perry in and
to the following property One two
story BRICK house and lot situated ON the north
side OF Duke street, and binding thereon 81 feet,
and extending back l1s feet to fifteen feet al
icy Also one other frame house and lot, sit
uated on Patrick street, and binding thereon Is
feet, and extending back in a line parallel with
Gibbon street 100 feet Sold TO satisfy three.
executions, one in favor of John Fl. Ladd &. Co.
one in favor of Lydia Moore, and the other in ia
vor of the Bank of the United States
ID. MINOR, d. NJ.
march III Is for I Ringgold, Marshal
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
SALT AFLOAT.

'HE brig Doves cargo, consisting Of 1ooo
= bushels coarse and white salt, Spsnisb
NOES goat skins, green coffee, &c. &c
ALso-lhe schr. Washington's cargo, Of e5oo
bushels ground alum salt.
we have also received by sloop Charles. Gror,
Savannah, % bales Upland cotton, 10 ,;eTces '.U,
10 nan tlerces Few rice All Of which win La
sold low by NJ. MH,i.Ete d. s ss, oe
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
CLOG SHOES

he subscriber respectively informs his
-. friends and the public that he has ON hand
large supply of clogs, or wooden scaled shoes.
which he will sell on reasonable terms, for cash,
10 those whoh made a trial of them notbing
need be said. Those who have number Of
siaVes, would do well to call and make a trial of
them they will be found conducive TO health on
account oftheir admitting no water or dampness.
5 Seler enc can be made to Judge Washington,
Geo w. p. CuStus, Major Lewis, Gen Msson
Busbrod Washington, near Winchester, Va.
ISAAC FNTVJSIE
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
BAKING.

1 DIN hltNU.
he subscriber having resumed the loaf
bread and cake baking, at the house for
Inerly occupied by her son, james Mcdonald, on
royal street north Of King street, sOIcits share
OF Puohc patronage and support, rendering at
'he same time her most grateful acknowledge.
ments to her friends and generous public for
lavors already received,and she trusts by due al
tention still further 10 merit their regard
march % If MARGARET MCDONALD
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
To Purchasers of Fish.

BE subscriber informs the pubic that he
- has got two new seiBes, we'll calculated 10
hSh JohnStons Spring and the Red House land.
ings, on the Potomac, about FIVE miles below Alex
andria. He will make every e1erfion in his
power to give satisfaction TO those who NAV IA
vor him with their custom, and will furnish fish
with as much promptness and dispatch, and on
as reasonable terms, as any other landing on the
river march 25 81 THOMAS PAIRS ems
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
LOT on GROI.ND.

and frame house thereon, situate on the we,i
side OF Alired-street, between King and Prince
streets, and binding on Alfred street "a feet, and
extending back and binding on an alley 40 feet
sold to satisfy an execution in favor of James
Peitch, against the said Sarah Hartlv.
D. MINOR, D. NJ.
mareh6 For +. Ringgeld, Marshal.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
CHEAP SHOES

DARRELL {, GROvERMAN have inst re-
~ ceived and offer for sale at the following
low prices, 3 cases mems fine shoes, containing
l35 pair, Of superior quality, at 40 cents per
nair: 10 per cent deduction by the case case
eSua quality pumps, at s ! per pair, 10 per cent
deduction by the case; real Havana segars, equal
20 any in the distTict; 200 lbs bacon. mrt %
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-03
n NOTE.

drawn by ALEXANDER ScoTT, of Georgetown
and endorsed by the hon. EDMCND KEY, one OF
he circuit judges Of the state of Maryland, for
five hundred dollars, with interest from the LIST
day of April, 1919. ALSO,
Judgment obtained by Alexander Scott, a.
gainst John Law, in Charles County Court lat
the March term of the said CourD, in the year
1917 for five thousand doars, on which final
Judgment is expected TO be obtained at the ensu-
ing June term of the Court of Appeas, for the
Western Shore of Maryland, with a the inte-
est and costs aPperfaining to the said Judgment
And also, negroes Lucy, Fanny, and two chi.
dren, 1T the note and judgment aforementioned
be insufficient to satisfy the claim of the Mechan-
les Bank against a subsequent endorser upon the
said note iced of trust for the aforementioned
judgment and slaves, to secure the said subse-
quent endorser 0f the said note, bearing date
the 18th day Of May, in the year 1921, has been
duly filed in the clerks Office of the Court Of
Appeals, and will consequently supercede any
other claim which may exist against the same
march II Is GUSTAVUS 4. BROWN, NJ ID.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
NOTICE.

4 COMMITTED 70 tie J il of Fred
u eri'k county Va. on the first day
OF oc'ober last az a runaway,
A Negro Man,
WHO calls himself CIhUo; saws he
belonged to John Netheriug, Of Abe.
marie county Va. who Sold him TO n
gentleman residing in Georgiu. tuame
uhknOwn.j Said negro is about 30
years Of age, dark complexion, ab Vi
feet . or inches high, ell thing
much worn. The owner is request
to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take him away, else he
will lie dealt W 18th as the law direrts.
CHARLES HuLET JaiIor r. C..
Nov. Elf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
FOR SALE.

a TRACT OF LAND containing
IA about 1876 acres, lying on the
main road leading from Winchester to
Hnmney and Muoreield, within four
M lie, of the former place and whereon
The subscriber now lives. The lna! is
fertile, with two comfortable Dwell
Ling HOUSES, Kitchen, Smoke
honse. an excellent Balm, an Orchard
of choice c'uiI, and good water. Tie
said place has been occupied aud kept
as Tuyern upwards of 20 years, and
IS thought 20 be one of the best country
stands within large circle. Tie terms
will he made accommodating on apylis
cation 10 the subscriber.
JACOB WEAVER.
4 b, 2-tr
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09

IN tie Superior Court o. ChnnCcrB hOl-
den At UmchcStcr, in TrginiG,
Joseph Formar, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
John Bowman, benjamin Bowman.
William Boa man. James Down
George Hall and Ann his wife, late
Ann Bowman, Andrew Rowman and
William Maxwell and Elizabeth his
wife. late FIjzoheth BoBnan, heirs
cF Andrew Bowr.an. ieeeased-and
Abraham ". In.keeP and Nancy
hi, wiFe. late Nancy Formrn. ard
John y kerchsval, infant son md
heir Of Catherine KerchevaI, deed,
late Ca'harine Formau by Samuel
Kercheva!, iun'r. us Guardian nd
Item, and the s5id Samuel Kcrche.
WI, late husband pf said Caiharine-
said Nancy and Cnhaf.ue being
actresses Of John Formau, decd.
who was eldest son and heir at Law
Of William Formau, deed, and John
Swann, Defendants
T@NHE Defendants, John Bowman,
y Benjenin Bowmnn, James Bow,
man, George f;8ii and Nancy his wife,
william Maxwell and Elizabeth hi,
wife, aud john Swami, who reside out
Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia, nrc
desired to take notice, thal on the fz;h
day Of February next. at The Ilourr and
Of Frederick Stciubcck. in the Town
Of Homroy. in the County of Hamrs
shire, Virginia, between the hours
Of ten O'Clock in the morning AID
three IN the afternoon NJ tic said
day, Che Deposi1oNs of Jacob Iiatsom
aud John Blue, viii be I,kcu, ~ be
evidence IN said ~H,j on Lchoit cF Che
pI7irGlr. JN~kPB FoRMAN,
J0pHsiy Jc.h,;ssr.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
NOTICE.

THOSE Indebted to Ire estate Of
2 the late Thomas Neill, are res
quesied TO make immediate payment,
and these TO whom the estate Of the
said Thomas Neilli /. indebted, are re-
quifed 20 produce their respective
claims, properly authenticated. in or
der 'hat rnes suves may be speedily ia
ken toward a Gnal adjustment Of iha
estate. Ii is hoped this notice wili be
attended TO, otherwise the executors
will he ohliged,iu relation to the debtors,
to resort to + course which it is their
wish 10 avoid
JONPH Upton, I E,n
AMOS LUPTON, { &c -
zen. 2-3t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
NOTICE.

4 LII persons indebted to the estate
IN of the late Isaac Lupton. are res
ques'ed speedily TO liquida,e their re-
spectI"c dies, AID those TO whom the
estate may be indebted are requested
10 present their accounts, daily aulhen-
ticated, for adjustment.
JOSEPH LUPTON, Admir-.
Feb. 2-9t
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
FOR SALE.

X WISH To SELL TIE TRACT
4 OF LAND on which l live, cam
tanning between 40 and 800 ACRES.
This land is inferior to No tract in the
County. No money will be required
N hand. For teens appl7 {" Joseph
Iidbali, Jnn. Macky ar hc yub.ctiber
WILLIAM SMOKERS
Woodbetry, July TT.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
Dirninia 70 lpit

35tEQtilia 70 fDlf:
T." the Superior Cont Of Chauccry
ioidcn at UiNcheSter the 2Sth day u
NOrcntJcr, 1891.
Oliver Funston and Margaret bis wife,
late Ma eareI Mckay, re of III
daughter. devisees aud itgstees Of
Andrew MeKay, decd, Plaintiffs,
AGA Ns1
Moses Mckay, one of the acting r1ec-
utors Of Andrew Mckay, tcc'd. aud
devisee and Ipgr'ee named in his
Will William Cook, administrators
Of Jacob Mckay, deed, who Was
another acting eEtcnror Of tie sa,h
Andrea ~. KAY, deed. and Cesi.
see Damed In his will; Polly h i ay.
"ld"w Of s"id Jrcoh Mickey. a,r'd.
ani Cassandra MrNty, Haynes Me-
Nay, Washington MrKnf, Noah
Mckay, Amos Mekey, and vi olson
Mckay, children ana heirs of tho
snid Jacob h,ko,, dtr'd, i.tunls by
Il G ssid Polly Mickey, thai guar
dian I'D item Robert u bilncIe and
Patience his wife. late PaGeJce
Mcka., daughter, !ste and lesa-
% s"'" N'u'e" Heh"S' ace De
e"u n""' " HSy' btithGan''s
w. eau'e came u" 10 ct n."'"
.'e D'''' o"."''s' e""'nl's
e"" "' PNs'''"' o "',''"''> '"N aG"
{" -, Tue T""se, "'e war argue" Py
I'u"''' '"' ne |""'' h"' 'pS MA. re-
y t'',S''e''' 'h' S"I'S' ]" % "Pi''""
''S' me sa'' maze l? ,"e SS''n5 *
e'uto'' fa'",'" S''" y 'e' Oh
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nT'n s5'"7''> 't"a""''n' az" ''i Sd'
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onI ,Loa,h1- ,J;rS ,I,rao 49,: zen,
60 d., "rs,,, ,.;,.:,,,, e.. 49,. mo
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snoh 1oIal -, oa,'a,,;.,n,.,, =, ,L.
rn,rsramsr' ,',;hl;sbcd - w;nctcstcr
anil ,,t,,,, Lorts w;,h ,ooa eecuri,v
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
' ALUA Bile PROPERTY
f o u 81 Z.

m y pursuance Of The last Will and
Testament of the Rev. Joseph GIn,s,
decd, we, the Subscribers, will Offer
Tor safe, at Public Auction, ON the pre-.
mise, an .IoHdag The 2Jth aag Of Fgb.
iadrS ReHt, If fntr, II not the next far
day, y TRACT coHrAIN1xG
l5t Acres Of excellent Far
ming Land,
nearly Cne-,hITa OF which Is in timber,
so 4crcs Of TlmOthy EGcadorc:
lying in tie county u, Berkeley. in the
state of Virsinia, near 5g,ddleiown,
and adjoining The lands OF William
Wilson, Esq. and others. There are
IN said tract a HkYfR-EAILING
SPRING Of excellent water. SIN q!
It STONE DWEILIN TT
g lsga5i HOUSE, fT..i
sss large mud cammodi- gi:.s
kSzlASL on+ BARN, It5l
with Stables underneath the sEue.--
--ALSR-
LOT in MiddIetpwn, ia The equity
TX aforesaid, with Il !nrsa ard
TEapf eomrortehIe BRICK DWEL-
GEasALING HOUSE and hifchen
Il s-AAl1 'hpreon. together with a caod
Stable. Tire terms Will he one. third
Of the purchase monev IN hand and tho
balance IN Two equal apmnsi iustal
ments the payments 10 be secured by
deed nf trust on the uyOnrrty.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
trust Safe.

: D
Ed Y virtue Of Deed Of ira execu-
ted to the subscriber, To seeure a
debt due by Jos Lewis, ir. to John Mil.
Ter, ("ho has since assigned the same
to Abel Jenners,l / Shall ofier for
sale, before the door of Capt. f.. Me-
G"ire's Hotel, in the town of " inches
ter, IN Saturday be i6th day Of Aarrh
next, Tor ready money, u certain Tract
or parcel 81 Land, lying and beiag in
he coun Y hOudon, in Lhe Cumncn.
wealth OF rs'rra. being part of The
Piedmont .Gnhor, nav liz The uccursne,
of jeremiah purdcn. Tenant to salt!
Lewis, containing about 40 ACRES.
This land lies i'll what is usually called
the Butch Settlement, nnd is said 80 be
very valuable. Such tile a. is vested
III me as Trustee will be made the pu:
chaser.
JOHN HEIsKEIL, Trustee.
January IL. fSZ2-,Gs
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
WITH ABOUT
40 Acres of Land

attached to it. situated in tie county OF
%och.7gham. Va. on the Shenandoah
is.ter. abnut four miles below the town
"i PIT Republic. This Niti possesses
pei iaGs a. many advantage. ~ puy
other in the couDty. fhe ncighhorhood
/" PuF"lous, the people wealthy, and
The soil fertile. The Viii IL drove b,
The River, whose navigation 10 The
towns o. GeorEe'nwa aad Alexandria
Will soon be completed, end generally
has as much s,ind:rg TO 20 a. il cnn
perEoCm with two iatsr pair uf stones
running both day and night. There are
MA The premises q good two story frar' d
NV FLLiNG HOUSE, DISTlL-
LENf, and mhny other improvs meutss
About 25 acres Of the Land is Rive,
Cotton The upland li's sell and a.
dapted to Clover and Plaster. by ,hr
use Of which 1t wUIii soOD become fer
lie. ALSO.
At the same time ss0 place, will be
sod. IN ike manner, another TRACT
Or LAND, containing upwards Of
GOO heres,
which liea Immediately opposite tho
former add separated pnIy by he river.
On this tract there i, about 20 Acres
ct cleared Lund. considerable pov,
too River Bottom, and the res,due lice
wsil the wood land il heavily clothed
with timber, which i convenient 10
mosi Of tie fencing The Improvement
are a good DWELLING HOUSE, Barn.
aud almost every necessary building.
together with ~ Apple O'chara, n d
The beet Of never failing water. Any
further description Of ihc property /.
deemed useless as its presumed tia
any person disposed 20 purchase WI
hrst view IT. r terms o'g lie fer
bo'h p!nees viii be ore bird in h. nd
4 'he :, idue in for rqr anu
payments, bond with approved seer
~ < d.cds NJ frost on The lands I 2
cure tie payments will be required.
! lie sale will he conducted by
MICHAEL NAUZY,
AND
JOSEPH MAUZY.
Esb, 2--tds
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
a HOUSE & LOT.

a HOUSE s. LOT,
in the town of Winchester. On the west
idle at LoudOun-slreet, adjoining Ro-
bert Gray-now occupied by James
Rely and john Ens,er.
A HaI-Acrc Lot,
on the South side cf Piccadiliy-street,
adjoining the lot q! Andrew Bush. ..
&t-2 Acres of Ground,
an 0rt not, adjoining the lots OF Ar
chi5ald MaSiil and Mrs Overacrc.
20 Acres of Land,
near Winchester, on the Easl side of
the road leading from Winchester TO
Charsesro"n, odIo.ainS HE lands of
William Dawson.
29t Acres Of Land.
situated np tie NORTH side ol Timber
HHSe, liz the county Of Hamp. hire.
near tne road ieaui,S lr0m Winchester
20 Romney, pa'eured TO George nj
chaei Laubiager t4lh September. 1889.
FERN Of ssie,-Oue- half Of the
Fnr~ha'c money to be paid down, Ihc
residue 10 two cqaai annual payments,
Vi'h Interest from the day Of sa ie, the
purchaser giving deed Of trust on the
property 10 secure The Psyments.--
Sale 70 commence 81 ii o'clock A. M,
+. ". BECKWITH, ID. NJ.
Fur
JoHN s. FGTToN, ". ~. c. D.
January 1 p ,ds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
MAi,SHAI1s5 SALE.

= Y virtue Of a Decree of the Win
ID chester Chaueery District Court,
pronounced Che 2slh day o! November,
1921, In suit therein depending be.
ween George William CGmpb Il and
NlIiiam Fictcr Campbeii, infant chill
dren and heirs of William Campbell,
decd, by Ge,rse Heed, their Guardian
aud nex' friend. and jaime, iS;eIy and
The heirs of William Campbell and
'therss viii ho sold before the door Of
lanes "ieiy's store, in tie town Of
~ chichester, on Friday The ttceifih dan
o. '3prt Hert, the :oii0winS property,
"a vi
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09
Heeerhrr p. 1s2t--C

IN tie Superior Court Of CbanCcrg h0l-
den At Winchester, in JirginiG,
Joseph Formar, Plaintiff,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09

Nsr''. rro,a'.7 a. 0f'rs.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09

IN the Superior Cont Of Chanccrg
foiden at Winchester the 2Sh day "
N0romJcr, 1891.
Oliver Funston and Margaret bis wife,
late Ma surel Mckay, re Of iii
daughters, devisees aud itgstees of
Andrew MeKay, decd, Plaintiffs,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-09

OF Monday, he t9gh dry Noycn,.
Der last, Negro Wcrnan named
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OF Brazil have il doubly. because they con.
stituie themselves RESI- citing me and the
established authorities
Firm in these inmovabe principles l
saw. (,akine God all the whole world TO
witness. thai | as Iincs Regent, and
the perpetual defender OF the kIngdomsoi
Brazil, think proper 10 declare, that all
The DEGREES OF the iactious, horrible, dis
organizing, abomnable, and pestierous
Courts, which they have commanded 10
be executed, and as many IS they may
hereafter issue for the Brazils, as null,
VOID. and OF no force whatever all the
Braziians, unite with me in the exclama'
ton, We want nothing from Portugal
nothing"
II this frank declaration irritates more
the spirits OF these Lusos- HespGnboes, let
them send warIke uoops, INJURED TO civil
wars, and we will sh w them Brazilian
courage. 1t they shou happen to op-
pose our holy cause, they wi. zee the sea
iuIl of priyateers, and misery ana famine,
and every thing That We can offer to these
chiefs will be gwen as reward for The
number of ben fits received from them !;
when the untor innate Portuguese under
stand them well, they will give them their
Just reward.
We have been sunk in darkness for a
long time ; but TO day, we see the light.
Were your Majesty here, you would be
respected, and would see, that knowing
how to prize their liberty, and indepen-
dence, the Brazilians strive to regard the
Royal authority, since have not gang
OF assassins about me. like the one which
keeps your Majesty in the most ignominTs
slavery,
The independence Of Brazil triumphs,
and will triumph, even at the expense Of
our lives.
Brazil may be enslaved, but not the
Brazlltdns; for while there is any blood
circulating in our veins it will flow and
they Portugal will learn to appreciate
toe talents of The little child, and how far
bis capacity extended, although he may
not have travelled in foreign courts,
! pray your Majesty, to command this
to be presented to the Cortes--to the Cor
ties. which never was general, and which,
to-day. are reigning over Lisbon, that they
may have something to amuse themselves
with, and may spend more money from
that almost exhausted treasure.
God preserve the life and health of your
Majesty, as all Brazilians wish.
! am OF your Majesty, with all the re-
gard OF son, who loves you dearly, and
as subject who extremely adores you.
iSigned) PEDRO.