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METAMORPHOSIS.
P0MPUS and DINAH.


on frightful plains Of Czyslas,
Where motley figures take delight,
IN murky peAures 70 mite,
There liv'S luity wench oalld Dn1b,
Whole charms, tho clad 10 ruttic trim,
lnlpiI q great Pompus with emoIJn,
TO hoisor with a fond devotion,
1hs Goddtis OF he vilAge gnm.
= So to avoid wife's fofpIclcn,
D.rab as keP. in asviih plight,
And al ftancc day and night,
Where fee,a'd very chslte condition
Ie. frosa lie haplofs fame, Il teens,
The torch o. jealouly vas lighsed;
Twas fad that .ouis io well united,
Should rails wiie's iu!pieious whim5
The lccref was A dark tormentor,
Mols hideops 10 a wife 5 rsA-ction
but liill, the means of blunt detection,
Seem'd not The cadieh 10 content her
FIer vengeance quickly oon'd be knaek,
To bring up F,iz BY klbsqs soy9z-
And, 10y the art Of metamorPhole,
Make bsr an ape, and tiE a jsek.
From Ovid's Gods fhe nought was aided,
or yet the PbneGPJi t10.ary,
Thar MazaagofJ made for fake Of plenty,
and on the f8sys4 Mont psraded
no, ihe had beuer l1,ii to hoaR,
Than all The Gods they both could mulcr /;
aud now, as Caution well may trun her,
See how fhe manages the rOsa:
Twas on a day. bis farm to view,
Po1-6us refolv'd, aad call'd his carriage,
And fiAng olofe the VOWS o! marriage,
lie meant 70 fee nis Di4aG too
Ett Madam las the day was fair)
Nov by the geniu> oi inv en,ioh,
RcfoIv'd to thwart his ly intention,
And with him, chole 10 take the air.
Twas mon abrupt hut for his lie,
He d not refule the pr oher'd favor,
Nor Of tie hAppiAels bcrtave her,.
She was 20 kind d--io fond a wife
and of Ikey rode al eafy gait
They view'd the richly coveT'd foil
They faw the nAyiih minions toll
And DirzE to3 his hearts fohd Iealurs
But Pawsgy thought It very odd,
His wife thould -order one - ruitic,
AS Dinab, home itH domeltic.
Yet, with his liccnee, home lhe Erode
Now, mark the morrOw's sltic figure,
When Dia45 nrutted foFth the ape,
Ia buges, tafels, gimp and Grape,
Touch'd off as gay as hands ooul3 rig her.
from room 10 room flie 1ipp'd and fut-
ter'd,
Rafting whirlwind at her tail
And met by iuch noilome gale,
No wonder that his Hoaoy muster d
" NV, 7oBat he D--f-7p5af5 az i6bf
Cried P0mbas looking WI d and frantic,
= NY dsa,yca re zyaadrogly rozaHfi-,
- u Dihah lisb a Aig5.y MP
q 'Tis, 70 indeed" fllc anlwcrt jesringr
I" And moli GpieeGlv rs 10 dfudge her,
" 7oagsy I'm furc. can never grudse her
T" a dreis TO make her more eudearIng;
IN former plight the Gorrea elf,
Would feem degraded 20 careE her;
" But, what grace it gives 10 drels her 3.
Say---how d. you ike her, Sir, Joa.EJP
Pomess was dumb, and Edly nupid---
His lordiy mein and front of brais,
AfTum'd the fgure of an ais,
And from him, in diieuf, fed CgpH
1h' avenging beal, had foreIy peek him.
And from The icourge be lneak q relsnting,
Like coward J--f--n repeniing.
When angry loot Tor lewdneis kloE'd him,
n ~ n
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13
STRAYED Or STOLEN.
Strayed or Stolen

Strayed or Stolen
IRON Portland, a fnall red MARE,
l. with black name aud tail, white lfar
in her forehead, and fmaIl fripe on her
nofe.-trots and PAGES. Whoever will
take up fad MARE, and return her 10 the
fubfcriber, or give information to the prin :
ter 70 that ihe can be obtaired, lha'l be
Handsomely rewarded.
SAMUEL HUTCHiNGS.
Dsr. X
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WAN TED,

"A Journeyman Blackfmith,
who is good workman, NAV have imme-
date employ and l;beral vase. Inquire of
JOSEPH THAXTER.
Portland Nov, II.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13

-Mr.--,e ex Tutor al D4rt~9aib CoYsge car
fs,rj6 t6e PartieuisyS sf he gs1fisa1aa Z aT'ar
lys1g his own mouth
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13
WHEREAS Commiliion Of Bankruptcy
w is awarded and idued forth agaInit
IAMES HARTMAN,

n
Of Aog4fvsrneH, in the DIR q Of Maine, Ira
der ,kand the laid James Hartman has been
declared Bankrupt-he is hereby required
"a furrender himieIf TO us the underhgned
Commif6oner., on Monday the thirteenth, <
on Monday the twenty r.venth days Of De-
cem5er next, and on Monday the teHth day
of January next, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon on each day, Il the Office OF SALMON
CHASE, Elq in Mldd { ltreet, Portland, and
make a full dilcovery and dicoiure OF his
E(fate and Effetts-When and where the Gre.
di;oTs are to come prepared TO prove Their
debts and at the iecond meeting 70 chooie
an Anignee or A6ignees and at the lait meet
ing the faid Bankrupt is required TO finih his
examination and the Creditors are to aiient
to- or dincnI from, the allowance Of his GER
tihcate.
All perfons indebted 10 the faid Bankrupt,
or that have any Of his effects, are 70 pay or
deliver the fame TO fuch Perions only as the
fad Commiiioners ihaA appoint.
SBLMON CHASE,
WILLIAM WIDGERY,
D4tsi z Z dly Of M.vsnbr, Sol.
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administrators anC JommiGioucrs Ilotirrs.
THE fubfcriber hereby gives notice to all
l. concerned. that having been daily ap-
pointed adminiitratrix on the t(ate Of
DANIEL CHILD,
late of Turner, in the county OF Cumberland,
phyfcian, deceafed, has taken upon her that
,ruG and given bond as the law directs = She
therefore requens All perlons who arc indebtea
TO laid dcceafea's eGate 70 make imme date
payment and thofe who have any demands
thereon 70 exhibit the fame to
REBECCA CHILD.
Turner, NoV. I, 1907. (38)
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13

The coPar;ncrihip under the 6sm Of
Thomas Chafe & Co.
NTAS 'f,Ived The twentieth Nov.u
w Der laf. They requef tho[- r,hr
are indebted 10 faid hsm 10 make imw
date payment TO
THOMAS CHASE
REUBEN STAPLE
Porfiapi. De- D. l2ol
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser., 1802-12-13
CTTHEREAS a Commilion Of Bankruptcy
wv hath been awarded and iaucd againit
CII WANTS CIlSHMAN-


NJ PortlaDd. N the Diaria Of Maine, Trader,
and the iaid Silvanus Culhmsn has been de-
clared Bankrup-he j. hereby required 10
iurrcndcr himlclI 10 The Cc.nmiillOne ) in the
ilid commiiIi0n named, or 20 the major part
Of th-n, on The z7th day ot November inll.
on he iTth and on the 7Ath days OF December
next, At ten O'Clock in the forenoon, on each
W fad DAYS, al Tie Office Of EBENrzER MAYO,
Eiq 10 Fllh-0reef, Portland, and make a full
dilcovery and dilclolure Of his Ellzte and Ef-
Il IS when and where his creditors are TO
come prepared to prove their debts; and at
the icc0nd meeting 20 choofc an Aihgnce or
Ailignoes aud al thejlal meeting f4id Bank
rupt ) required 70 hniih bis examination (;
aud At faid la0 meeting any Of the Creditors
Of faid Bankrupt may be heard before faid
Comm lioners, agaua tire makicg Or allowing
Of a ccrIheMe 10 the Iudgc Of faid DinriA,
90 entitie fa'd Bankrupt TO a ccrt ecAtc Of diff
chargc.-Al pcrion, indebted 10 faitBankrupt
are 10 make payment and thole who have
any Of bis ciF cts, are to deliver ne fame 10
fuch PerlOns only as the Commilhoners 1.all
appoint
Ju4E FRoTHtNGHAM,
SALmoN CHASE, CozriTeEeyS.
EBENEzEK MAYO,
Dated ibe SO aIy sf NsvrnLry, rSo1.
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For J.Nks' FaarlaND cA1rrtE.
TO TIIG EDITOR.

So45- c.roi.aa, Nev. 10, 1904.
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Fort Royal under the Command Of ADM.
raj Duckworth. Five !ail of he lire,
with trsn(ports and troops, were hourly
expected and great preparations were
making through the iilana. Martial
law was In force when captain Dayis
LETT Jamaica. Provihons very low b.:
expected to rife daily.
Arrived the brig Traveller, carain
Merry, IS days from St Croix.
LIT q Veegfh left at ST. Craix, rrbeutb.
brig Trnvelier failed.
Ships Bellona, Newell, for New YORK !;
Phomx, Foyi, do. Brothers, Weakes,
Philadelphia brigs Sally, Cloiby, New
York, ii 5 days; Fair American, Dolof:
ter, Philadelphia Grcsnwich, Remiirg-
to-, do. fia..ies, Wheaton, Ncw- Haven ;
Eliza, Denniion, New Haven; Mar
Bur-, New-YoIk ; Warrington, Glover,
dc. Phoebe, benfon, poughkepfe; Di-
anna. New Bedford; Freeman, Benton,
Hartford Alligator, -, New. York ;
Ariel, Hitchcock, Philadelphia fch'rs.
Sally Gladding, Hitchcock, New. Haven ;
Fair, North Carolina -, Bottom ;
Ranger, of Beifaf !; independence, Rip
ley, New York Pride, Englih, New
Haven; Roger Vii Lam, Allen, Rhode
1lland ; Reliance, Ripley, of New York ;
Fizgig, Records, DO. Rifng Sun, Fowl
er, &c. to fail in eight days; Hoops Ma
ria, Bogsrdus, DO. in 4 days; Runay,
-, Attevaten Indutry, Oliver, OF
Philadelphia.
Two brigs, three fchooners, names un-
known, arrived this day.
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;endingis. Another realon with him wa,
that the inhabitants of the diaria are We
~ generally averfe to it. Should the
houie go into committee, lie had ~, dcubr,
but that after confirming days, the bill
would be finally rejected. The queRion
of roapcnemsnt would determine the ierfe
Of the houfe rejecting territorial lesiG.
lature.
Mr.. Dennis faid he had early taken up
the opinion, tina, it would be as well for
the intereR Of the United States as for thas
>cf the diitriea, to eitabIilh fyfem CT local
authority. But as no perfon could be-
more oppofed to the proviGons of the bill
than he was AID finding alr'oti tie whole
CT the Inhabitants agent i, lie Giou,t
vote for the poRponement Tic, gh the
principle which tie louie was il favor Of
adopting might perhaps be beG iettled by
motion to i'I.se cut the frit fiction ofthe
bill. Should K houfe take up the bill,
he was prepared to move number of a.
mendments, one (which would be for in.
cooperating fenatorial branch. Believ-
ing that the prefsnt bill would be rejected
and that 1t was neceaary for congrels i'm
rledistely to Go icne,hing in relation to
the affairs OF the territory, he would vote
in favor of the motion.
The queeion ofpofponercnt was put,
ard carried-Ieas a..
When..on motion Of Mr.. Dennis, the
committee of the whole was d(charg.d
from the further confederation ofthe fsveral
fubjeds connected with the territory, and
reference made thereof to a lelett CON.
mittec.
The huule proceeded to conGacr the
report on the petition of Jares Mac Ca
then, and others when after very de-
tailed fpcech. made by. Mr.. Davis, the
follow ing refolution was agreed to.
Refolved, tia, thcfe pelfons who pur-
chaied land Of John Cleves Symmes, prior
TO the frf of Jan. 1900, ought to have
further time allowed them TO pay the mo-
ney, than is allowed by the act Of Gen.
grets of March 3, 1901.
Mefrs. Davis, Hoge, and Fearing; a
committee to bring in bill.
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Pickering does moi want defence; tie peo-
pie OF the United States are too well "a
,ished, OF his integrity, to give credence,
any longer, to the infamous charges which
have beer urged asai:it him.
TIE above exirad from Mr.. Gallat!ES
report, is given to flew that the mighty
bubble is BURT, tie mountain, after mott
painful par.uri'ion has brought forth a
mouie.
An outcry was RATED asaint tie officers
under the late administration, for having
converted to their own private ufe, mill
ons OF dcllsrs.-lt was an elettioceering
trick, and had its effect upon the country.
When however, the talihcod aud aoiurdi-
~ Of tie charges were about 10 be pc
vea the people we're called upon TO iui-
pend ths!E opinion till Mr.. Ga'ia'in
nould have time to icrutinize the accounts
Of thefe deiinquen,s, and the mof impor-
tart and wonderful dilcoveries would be
rade-Behold the fruit of a years labor;
That {" MIR. Pickering has accounted tor
all the public monies received by him, 70
far as to lhow, that the whele las been
| applied for public Purpoles, with tie ex-
ception of two item; iulpended for want Of
vouchers, or ifputed by the parties :"
which items we are informed are of imal
value. "Ou, of thine own mouth | will
convict thee
People of America, now long will you
iuaer yourfclves to be deceived, by ,hele
elettloneering tricks !? How long will you
iufer ,hofe to retain that power. which
was acquired by fuch falihood and deceP-
ton MAR. Ft1.
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ich'r Iris, captain Thornton, Of this port,
The fh'r fi01e, Johniion, OF Aiexanoria,
had arr, Il - Point Petre, Guada.oupe,
three or iour DAYS before tie Hornet failed.
Alto, ichr wo Brothers, capt. Can
by, IL days from ST. homas's.
Alio, i>h'r Maria, capt. Wickes, IS
days from jcremie. Leit there, 5 fail o.
American veiieis, lone of them Deionging
10 this por,. Failed the brig Ann, Vim
fon, in the bay the org taI American
is alto IN the bay.
The brr8 Nancy, Brown, arrived at
Liibon, iron hence, the I9th OF January.
Al. the Amencan veiicls that ary,ve at
Lrbor, i,om The continent OF America,
are yus rn,.er lIrict quarantine.
March 80.
Arrived 'af evening, the brig Ann,
caPI. Nlnion, I9 days lrom Point Petre,
tuuatslolyc). >,ote the big Green
".lh, c.pt. REMINGTON, from VI. Ciolx,
boynd 10 f.i.auri :ls, out 3 days, all
wei. Markets I; C,uadalocPc, tor Alne-
rcan produc-. dull or iland produce,
bign, and i ns. PelSge eon,inaed to
ha,,. .oc iayg,n.s au:hasity at Gosda'ouPe,
b.; was aar cxyel'e-, 20 Pciieis it after The
trooI. Eould sgrivc from France. La
Croft va, AZ at AarsgaIan,e,
i l45 y vIyeh JiGg at P0int- Pet'e.
Snip Madlon, fta.tly, Peppereloo,ough;
brig 5etfey, Oaggett, Bottom; Lavinls,
Bail, Ne.baryport; Neptune, Baker,
Newport; -, Carlton, do. -, Nor
rifon, 90. icE'r Little Edward, Godbee,
Ssgg- l!arbof, bound TO Charleiton; Nan
q, ho,y', New York y & Ru;hy,
-, Newport Kitty, Smith, Charief-
ton; Sally, v ate, Beverly; Favorite,
Lathror, Norwich; Venus, Taylor, Eoi-
ton.
Alto, brig Redrels, capt. Cunnyngham,
1o3 days trcm Breren, lai from the life
OF May. Lett number OF American vet-
fels al the lie Of May-none of this Port.
Spoke nott,og On she pafsge. There was
no fax &c be got al the HE Of May.
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HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES, +.
MONDAY, March 10.

An engroAed bill, making partial
appropriation for the fupport of govern.
ment, during the year 1902, was read a
third time and paiied.
Previous TO its pahage, conversation
took place refpeeeing an alledged soofnefs
of appropriation. This Objection was
made by Mr.. Grifwold ard f'ppor:ed
by MIR. Danna, who were of opinion that
the fun in the bill hculd be more fEe-
cihcsliy appropriated.
The objection was repslled by MeGrs.
Milledge, Giles, Elmendorf, Randolph,
and Alton, who commended that the OBJ
jeaiou did not apply, and that no In
convenience could rife from a partial
appropriation made in the bill and con-
templated for dcfnitive objea.
A motion made to recomm;t the bill
was LOFT when the bill paGed-Yeas
IS.
An engroGed bill for the relief Of Ifaac
Zane, was after ihcrt difcuGion, paaed
- Yeas As.
An engrcGed bill to amend an act, In
titled" An aa to retain further FUN
on drawbacks for the expenses Incl
dent to the allowance and payment thereof
and in lieu Of itamp duties on debentures, :"
was read third time.
Nj. Stanley moved to recommit the
bill to the committee Of commerce and
manufactures loR-Yeas z7-Nays
81.
The queaion on the pahage Of the bill
was then taken by Yeas and Nays, and
carried Yeas 3G-Nays 81.
A meGsge was received from the Pre-
fdent, with accompanying communica-
TORS from the MARTIAL for the diftrie OF
Columbia, Eating the grea, defects at
tending The exiting fate of the. jail in ths
difrict, &c.
Referred to the committee Of whole
houfe OF Territorial bill.
Mr.. Nichoifon prelented two petitions
from citizens of Warrington, praying that
an Internal government may be eaah-
lifted for the diitrift of Columbia, by
Congrefs.
Referred to fame committee.
The order Of the day was called for on
the bill rejecting the government for the
diitriet of Columbia.
Mr.. T. Morris moved to pofrone the
confederation Of the bill I'LL the 4,h Mon
day of November next.
Morris made this motion from! con.
vittion that The provifons Of the bill were
diagreeab.e to great majority Of the. IN
habi'ants. From this e;rcumfancc it
had been tie opinion tina, the bill woujd
have bsen filtered to Aecp.
Mr.. Nic.o!fon fecoaded the motion.
Mr.. Bacon aGed gentleman to align
iome ipec;ac reaCons for the, motion.
MIR ,Nicho,lon fsid his fiecihc reafon Cor
a poaronemsntw his didike to the Hf.
tern laid down in tie bill. He believed
that fy item, il eiablilhed, would prove We
~ o2prefive, from the great expencc at
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NORFOLK, March *.

Arrived IN Hampton Roads, tor CT
dersl the lch'r. William, captain Denniion,
ID days from the Havana. Captain
D. informs that in ccnlequence OF the
arrival Of trIga5e from Europe, that
Port was on she Goth OF February ihut
aca;uf all nations. March 70, In lar.
81, 10, long. IS, froke the Aocp Sally,
captain Wiikinfon from Philadelphia
bound to New Orleans, difiaated and en-
deayouring to go to Norfolk. Captain
D. has kindly favored us with lit of
American veiiels left in HAVANA the 9Th
OF March.
Ships George, Tucker, Portland; fchr.
Union, M'Donald, Tolo !; ich'rs. Sally,
Da, idlon, Philadelphia nip Polly,
Sutton, Bottom tctooncr Induhry,
Brown, ChavlcRon; fnow Suian, Tay-
lor, Providence brig Auguaus, Lewis,
Philadelphia flip Hannibal, Paul, Bof-
ton; big Aurora, Thomas, Bottom;
f,h'rs. Nancy, Arnold, Philadelphia ;
brig Induitry, Allen, New York brig
Patiey, Lane, CharieGon; fnow Dolphin,
Rice, Bottom brig Edmund, White,
New York ich'g. Adventure, Smith,
GlouceNe., ich'r. Sally, Dennis, Bottom );
Hoop Blue Bird, Milict, Wilmington !;
Hoop Republic, Foyt; brig Flora,
Crane brig IIaIvi!s, Brown, Caarlehon J;
flip Fandango, Green inow Success !;
brig Mary, Erenan, Norfolk, TO fail in
Is days; briggs PotowmacS, Topper,
Baltimore; ihip Harmony. Torrey,
Charlei}on MP Portland, Dickes, Bof-
tor; and great many American 'eiieIs
names unknown.
Arrived the ichooncr Sufannah, captain
Davis II days from Kiugtton, jamaica,
Thomas ard John Eigginbo;han. Left
there tic following Americans:
Ships Jane, Stone. for Norfolk, in five
days: briss Martha Johnlton, Wysili,
DO. in ; DAYS; Sally, Henry, for Phi.a-
tel?h;a, in 4 days: Union, Brown OF Go.
for New Orleans, in ten days.
On tie In,h Oh March in lat. IS, 80,
long. S., fpokc the nip Harper, capt.
I1nes from New, Orleans, bound 10 \. Y.
March =. in LAT az, :, long 81, ipoke
Ire ichooner---, captain Blanchari,
from the north fde Of Jamaica. 10 days
out, bound to New-York. Informs, tina;
te,c wasa violent hurricane on the u Feb.
from the \. ". which had done grea,
6eal Of damage to the plantations on tic
roth Gde of the iiland ;-ieveral Anne
Tl-ans have been blown aihore. A .French
tr'sate arrived at Kingaon from St. Do
ISingo, on III 18th OF Feb. and failed
again on tie as. Eighr lire OF bat
bic fhips and ten iriga,es were laying at
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aleranoria aDOgrtiser.
THURSDAY, APRIL I.
Colnl, meettnq.

at tnc requiem or a number OF
the citizens, hereby give no
tice, that Town Meeting will be
held THIS EVENING, at fix
o'clock, at the Court Houle, for
the purpoie of confdering Of the
propriety of petitioning Congreis
relative to the exiting fate of
the Diltrid Of Columbia.
ALEX. SMITH.
MAYOR.
Thuriday, April /.
The ich'r Hope, capt. Johnfon, of this
port, was at Point etre, Quad. the nth
of March, TO fail in 10 days.
Early in the Prcient felton, of congteis,
committee was appointed, at the requeit
OF Mr.. Nicholfon, to inveitigate the fate
of the Treaiury, and examine the accounts
OF the iecretaries-The committee applied
to Mr.. Gallatir for information-Th
following is an extract of his anfwer to
the committee.
4" lnrelation to accounts under the con-
troll of the department OF fate, thole of
Mr.. Jeferfon have been fettled Gnce the
ga December in the year 1898, and no
balance is due thereon. Thoie of Mr..
Randolph, have been adjuGed, and fuit
iaitituted ever iince the year 1907, for a
balance of about $1,000 dollars, which,
notwithstanding the itrenuous efforts of the
comptroller, to bring it TO iilue, has not
yet been decided. The difficulty to reco-
yer balances due to the United States, be.
ing one OF The great impediments to the
public iervice extracts of the correipon-
dence OF the diErits attorney of Virginia,
on that iuo]cd marked (B) are annexed !:
The accounts Of MIR. Marlhal have been
rendered, but are not yet fsttled. Thoie
OF the preient iecretaly of fate, for the
mort tine, during w!,ichhe received pub
lie monies, are iet,led, and no balance is
due thereon. Thcie of Mr.. Pickering
have been rendered, and his general account
has been Rated BY the Aadi,or-By this
i, appears. that, with the exception OF two
Items fripended for want of vouchers, or
dhputed by the parties, be has accounted
far all The public moniss ,eeeived BY bin,
"a far as to E5o7v, that THE 7vboie bas been
applied far pubic turpajes."
In the account of Mr.. Pickering given
30 the committee, is credit of "a. SIS
dollars s. cents gained in the purchafe Of
bills OF exchange, probably in making re-
mi;,ances to Holland-if col. Pickering
had been the leaa diiPoled to fpeculate ON
public money, how eaiy would it have
been to have Pocketed this money-How
abiord then, to charge man. Of openly
converting public money to his own ufe,
who neglected 70 eafy mode ct acquiring
upwards OF I4,ooo dollars. Bot Cal.
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For Sale,
At the fubfcriber's Cooper's Shop, on
Col. Hooe's whaff, few new
Ram Puncheons.
Alic,'a quantity of FISH BARRELS.
CHAS. JAMESON.
April I. ec;tt
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The term of copartnerlhip between
Henry 6 7hos. Moore,
expired yeiterday. The VENDUE and
COMMISSION BUSINESS will, here
after, be tranlatted by
Thomas Moore,
on his own account. Thoie few perfons
who are fill indebted TO the late firm,
are once mere earnelfiy rsquefcd TO come
forward and pay their. reflective balances,
otherwife iuits will be inEnutcd sgainit
them at the next Court for the County Of
Alexandria, without refpee to perions.
HENRY MOORE,
THOMAS MOORE.
April 7. eo3t
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-04-01
April +.
1T P31Uate Sale,
A quantity Of elegant HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE,
E OF SIS TING o.


FURNITURE,
INSISTING OF
MAHOGANY dining and card tables,
one pair of handlome looking glaaes, ere
large carpet, bed and window curtains,
made of very fine chinsz) one pair of e.
legant London plated urns Of the newea
faihion, one pair Of Glver gob!ets, three
pair ,Glver and plated caudieGicks, one
plated bread banlct, Ind number Of
other articles.
THOMAS MOORE,
April I. eo3t huttioneer.
Wanted,
A young woman of good character, as
Sempfreis and to cl=zo chambers. Such
an one, by applying to the Printers, may
hear of an eligible itua'ion in gcnteeI
family. Apri! /. d
Wanted,
ABOUT eco WHARF LOGS, deli !
yered at the Eaitern Branch Ferry-Foc
which generous. price will be given, +
delivered sgreably to contract 10 be en-
tered inso. Apply to
JAMES O'BRIEN.
City Of Warrington,
Feb. -. 2awI6t1
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Thurlday, April /.

The ioh'r Hope, capt. Johnfon, of this
port, was at Point-Petre, Quad. the nth
of March, TO fail in 10 days.