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Boston. Dec. &c.

Boston, Dec. &c. /,
We have received frem our friend a
Amsterdam, Netherlands papers to Oct
| sf.-Their most Important contents arr
EXTRACTS from the documents communi
Gated by the king of the Netherlands It
the state general.
The Netherlands minister Of the Fl
nances stated in his annual report tina
the events which have taken place since
last spring, have occasioned to the king.
dom an extraordinary expenditure Of
/ 40 100000 forms, equal toto million:
|of dollars.
In an article in the Leyden Political
Journal, relative to the late negotiations
Tor settling the terms of peace between
the allied powers and France, it is stated
that the negotiations commenced on the
Goth Sept. the king Of France being re-
resented by prince Talleyrand as first
|qIenipotentiary, and the Duke OF Dalberg
and baron Louis, adjunct plehipotentia-
ries. The change in the French minis
try which took place on the Esd Sept.
did not occasion any pause In the negocl-
alton. The duke of Richelieu, immedl-
ately on his nomination as minister OF
foreiga affairs, continued the negocia-
ton in the quality Of iainister piemPo-
tertiary, and after eight days of COME
rence the basis of the treaty were agreed
TO, as stated in the process verbal OF
October Cd, which we have already pub
ished, bearing the signatures OF the Sc
geral plenipotentiaries. This document
IS the only official publication that has
yet been made of the terms OF the treaty.
From his Majesty the King of the Ne
therlands.
p. G. Leohiectner, ESQ. charge daft
fairs, Philadelphia.
II. Gibbard, Esq. Commercial Agent.
New York.
+. L. Winthrop, Commercial Agent,
Boston.
c. S. KONG, Esq. Commercial Agent,
Baltimore.
]. Swift, ESQ. Commercial Agent,
Alexandria.
I. Wright, Esq. Commercial Agent,
Savannah.
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Public Sale.

ON Thursday the 18th day Of Feb. next,
will be sold at public auction on the
premises, the following property be-
longing to the estate of Rich'd. Weight
man. deceased.
A lot of ground with the I'M
thereon, situate on the east
side of Fairfax street, between Princess
and Queen streets in the town of Alex
andria, fronting on Fairfax street So
feet 6 inches. r.
ALSO,
A lot of ground with the Inn
provements thereon, situate on the south
side of Prince street, and east OF Fairfax
street, SO feet 10 inches front on Prince
street, and 90 feet 5 inches deep.
ALSO,
A lot of ground with the I'M
provements thereon, situate at the inter
section of Princess and Fairfax streets
extending Is feet on Princess, and 154
feet on Fairfax streets.
ALSO,
Another lot of ground hand,
somely improved, situate at West End
adjoining the proper y of MIR. John Long
den. and containing one acre and three
quarters of an acre. FERNS made known
at the time and place of sale.
r. C. Weightman.
dec o. cot
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tolerabIe freights back, they can proceed
to the West Indies with cargoes of our
produce from schcb branch pftrpdg sOs
are enelasded)s and there procure good
ireights Of colonial produce for England.
Not so with American ships. The lat
ter cannot 50 to Europe on low freights,
without certainty Of getting freights
back. Under the weight OF these disad.
santages, now is it possible tor the A.
merican ship owners, to comp etc with
the British in the carrying trade Should
the other European nations demand from
US the same privileges, it requires nogift|
of prophecy to predict, that. before many
years, the American freighting ships will
disappear from the ocean.
NAUTICES.
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NEW GOODS
L0CKWO0D e .ADG.4TE.

II AVE just received an elegant as
I'll sortment of Merino ShawIs, among
which are white from 10 to SO dollars ;
scarlet and orange coloured ditto; one
case superior double Florence silks. dit
to Ievantines, bandano 4 flag silk hand
kerchiefs, Eeyantine silk shawls, scarlet
comforts, fine bembazene, silk stockings
and gloves, black forentine, fine black
and lead cofored worsted stockings,
plaid ribbons, bell buttons, India muslins,
elegant fashionable plaid muslins, kid
gloves white and coloured, cashmere,
imitation shawls, &c.
And on consignment from Providence.
r. l. an Invoice of Domestic Goods,viZ.
PIaiis Nos. 1 and 2, tickens,
Bro. shirtings, 8-4 and A checks,
Cotton yarn from Nos. 6 to IS,
Stripes, chambrays,
Which will be sold at Baltimore prices.
Jan 9 eo2w
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COFFEE.

We have now in storefor sale.
500 bags prime Conceive coffee,
AZ puncheons Antigua and Demera
"a rum,
100 crates queens ware,
63 hhds. molasses,
IA casks London brown stout
12 casks cheese
10 boxes 10 by 10 window glass
10 boxes clayed sugars
100 boxes segars
5S packages German and silesis
linens
81 pipes choice cognac brandy
Gen. Marion's Cargo,
so barrels prime pork, Alexandria
54 hhds. tobacco stems
A complete suit of sails, rigging and
apparel, for vessel of 100 tons, nearly
new.
adams, Herbert and Co.
Nov l6
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A lot of Ground for Sale,

Fronting 81 feet on Fairfax-street and
the same number of feet on ROyal-street,
aud running from the one street 946
feet 10 inches, to the other the above
width, being parts of lots No. % and
"a. on the plan of Alexandria. On the
said ground there is great abundance Of
excellent building sand.
The above lot is the property OF the
heir of Duncan McNiven, alias Nlven.
deceased, late of Alexandria. For terms
apply to MIR. .aadse,o Jameson.
January IS. Jaw
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FISHERIES.

vEVHE Subscriber respectfully informs
A the public, that he intends carrying
on the Fishing Business the ensaing
spring on an extensive scale at
HolliK's Point. e White I0Gsc
{ landings.
Persons wishing to contract for a large
1nantity of Fish, can be supplied, by APP
plying to the subscriber in Alexandria.
He will take corn, rye. bacon Or beans,
at the Alexandria prices, in exchange
for Fish. He will take particular care to
give general satisfaction to all who may
cal OH him at his landings.
Nm. Patterson.
n. B. will give good wages for hands
to haul the seine. w. T.
Jan Is 1aw2m
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John G Ladd, q CO..
HAVE FOR SALE,
Eight Chests and 1'1Oenty Bo1es
YOUNG HYSON TEA.
Ship PACKET, Cargo
8 barrels Spanish Indigo
s boxes white Havana Sugar
10 tons bar Iron
10 quarter casks Sherry Wine
IL boxes fresh Lisbon Lemons
200 casks r, L. Lime
90 barrels Cider
AZ barrels tanners Oil
40 bolts Russia Duck
90 do Ravens Duck
10 barrels and boxes mems Shoes !,
4 bale Russia Shooting
200 tons plaster Paris
900 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
10 pipes Holland Gia
$3.50 barrels beef
90 yards tow and tow linen cloth
8 tons sheathing Paper
6 cases mems fine Hats
December /.
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An appeal was taken by Mr.. Hanson
from Mr.. Speakers. decision on this
point which,, after much acrimonious
and some al gumentative debate, was af,
!irmed by the house, by vote of 79 Il
SO.
Mr.. Randolph resumed his discourse.
which he concluded just before sunset.
MIR. Goldsborough then moved TO a.
mend the said first resolution, by strik.
ing cut that part oft which refers to a
!. new tariff"
WhereupOn the house adjourned.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-18

In the Senate the bill for creating
the Office Of admiral, in the Navy, was
read a third time, passed and sent to the
House of representatives.
The bill for regulating the Commerce
between the U. States and G. Britain,
according to the Convention of Com
merce, &c. was read second time, and
2serred to tue comaittee on Foreign Re-
lations.
Nat. Intel.
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NOTICE.

A MEETING of the Stockholders Of
the Bank called the :. Real Estate
Bank Of the United States" subscribed
to in Virginia, is requested to be held at
West-End, on Monday the 22d instant,
at eleven o'clock, A. nj,
January 18, At
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-18
Remarks on TIE Commercial Treaty.

Remarks on the Commercial Treaty.
IT is not little surprizing to see how
some people praise the Commercial Urea
Try with England. For my own part, l
can see no advantages to be derived from
it; but, Oh the contrary, many evils. Il
really appears to me, that our CONNER
cial relations with England had better
lhaye remained IN statW quo ante bettum,
tran to be placed as they now are. by
this treaty. 1t is not my intention, how
ever, TO SO into its general merits, or
dement's Il will leave that to ADLER
Iheads.-My remarks shall be confined
to the practical operation of that part of
llt, which relates to reciprocal com
lmcrce between this country, and the
British possessions in Europe.-In re-
gard to this subject, there appears to be
great diversity of opinion, and not lit-
tie delusion among some of the best in
formed people of the country-not ex-
Iceptins some Of the most enlightened
members o! Congress themselves. This
|delusion appears to have arisen from the
ldea, that we can navigate cheaper than
foreign nations, and that consequently,
III our SHIPS were upon the same footing
IN every respect with foreign ships. We
should In time, acquire I.@st of the car
|rying trade. Were t is true, thai part
Oh the treaty with England which relates
TO this SUBJECT, might justly be praised !:
bat the tact appears TO me to be other-
wise. The only branch of navigation
whluh Comes cheaper to US than 10 the
British, is the budding of the ships; but
TIE rigging. the victaaiing. the manning,
laad consequently, the sailing OF them.
come cheaper TO them than to US; that isin
time OF peace. British sh ps last much
Ilanger, and generally carry much lager
lcargoeS. tnan ours. which advantages are
lsdIlcient TO counteroalance our superior
caeapness III buiiallg. Upon the sup
position then that eaca country has her
proportion OF tonnage to her Ordlna' y
lconiaerce, We should not IN tine of peace
lave any advantage over the British. But
oreat Dritaln has great deal inoie sur
pas tonnage taan We; though we have
nlOies mach more, than We know what
to do Whit. Britain has just emery
ed iIom a lsng and successful war, III
Whica sue has been engaged with every
commercial naticu Oh the globe-ier
captures from ali these natious, have ex.
ceedcd her losses, perhaps in the pro.
! poi lion of I'VE to one.--She has, besides
aopat 700 large transports 4 hired arm.
Cd sesseis, winch, slnce the genera peace
In kurupe, nave been turned on the
hands ct tneir owners, the goycrament
&aying no further use for them. Tens
Of thousands Of Ter seamen too, have
lately been discharged from her navy
90 are s'ad TO get employ IN the mer'
tlant service, al almost any rate OF wa
Ices. Provisions are about as cheap al
tAis moment in u. Britain, as they are
81 tins county. Ii is a fact, that pork
Hand otatoes can he imported to n. orh
jhom lre:aad, on handsome profit. Brl
itsa s!ufs can come to the U. States Oh
4 4 A., % =, ~ cra1
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Brockett's Fishery to Rent.


q WISH to Rent my Fisl-Landings
q Just above the town of Alexandria,
s. itA two Seines, one of which is $50
Yards in length and % feet deep, the
other is just new, 60 iathons, in length
and "a feet deep, with a fish house and
house to cook in; and ! should have no
objection to furnish four good hands to
work the boats-bat should this fishery
not be rented before the first day OF
March, ! shall want good man to take
the management of the fishery, and
will either give standing wages or give
a part of the profits as We can agree.
Wi'!idm Hepburn.
January 3. eolOthMar
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From the ny. Com. Advertiser.
Nat. Intel.

We recommend the following remarks,
en- the subject of the new Treaty with
England, written by a respectable
"Ship MASTER" to the attention OF cur
readers -
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And at meeting of the board, VIM
HERBERT, Esq. was reelected presi
dent and Jonathan Janney director t,
I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the cleo
ton of the President.
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Burr Milestone Mandatory.

Burr Milestone Mandatory.
TENTiE subscriber, intending to return
4 to the town of Alexandria and re-
sumo his former business OF Burr Mill
stone making, takes this method to in
form his friends and the public, that he
expects to commence business about the
first Of April next, at his old stand, where
he will be prepared to execute all orders
in his line that he may be favored with.
Benjamin Brown,
Dec % 2aw
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ALEXANDRIA.



AT an Election held on Monday last foI
Directors Of the Bank of Alexandria
the following gentlemen were dull,
elected for the ensuing year
William Herbert
Jonah Thompson
William Fowle
Mordeica Miller
A. c. Cazenove
Charles Simms
Nathaniel Wattles
John Lloyd
John Hopkins.
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Just received per brig Silk-Worm and
schooner Traveller,
1900 bushels Liverpool blown salt
so boxes long pipes
SO ditto short ditto
80 pieces first quality Russia duck.
60 ditto ditto Ravens ditto
80 ditto best Russia sheeting
10 hogsheads best n. e. Rum
10 ditto retailing molasses
9 pipes first quail. Hollands Geneva
SO barrels new beef no.
90 bags coffee. -.
8 barrels do.
! bale London sup. Black broad
cloths
2 cases domestic ditto :.
6 cases furred hats
boxes ladies' combs
90 barrels tanners oil,
For sale By
JOHN G.. Ladd e Co.
January 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-19
Archer at York, and AimwelI at Co
ventry. or.
Aimweil at York, and Archer at ca
yenty.
Wherever they are, however separat
q by seas, or circumstances, tbere.is
ionanon principal which unites thenl.''
.Mslo Drama Ia PERFECTION.

III =. e
| A Theatrical manager in the city
! Germany some time ago directing IL
Performance Of Melo Drama. in wbic
la head separate from the trunk was
Ibe exhibited to tyrant--in order I
Imoduce the greater effect introduced a
factor whose countenance was raturali
ivid, and rendered inexpressibly horrt
,le BY proper discolorations. The char
.er which stood on table was pierced
the head was seen lying in it,
| .4nd'o the life, out-actcd Death,
Fhe spectators applauded the deceptio
tto the si,ies--applauded and shuddered
IUnIuckiIy, one of the tyrant's attend
ants. who was showing him the head
lindulsed in the habit of taking snuff
land happening to let fall a pinch from
between his fingers and thumb, on tht
nasal orifce Of tie defunct.
The fates direct to every atom Just.
1ha pnnsent grains Of titiliating dust
Sudden with starting tear eacn eye
o'erflows,
And the high dome re-echoes to HI
nose
Not the most vociferatng stormings Grcp'
fhe tvrant conId conceal the misfortute
from the andicnee who. now bprst for
70 daughter. at vhatha SO lately affected
them to sadness and sobbing.
The above is from a FOREIGN journu
we therefore cannot answer for its
accuracy--but. among ourselves at a
summer theatre, lately, it is certain that
in playing :. The horrors of the midnight
tower," something SO unaccoantably
droil happened in tic regions below at
the moment the ghost was raising, that
in spite of all her efforts in vain Of the
iold sounding bell.
Swinging slow. with sullen roar.
IA spite OF every recollection of mur-
tered lover, the ghost could not keep
her countcnaace, but came up Iaugh
ing; and al length wentdown laughing.
ZOE, amidst peal at least a, loud AMI
lasting a that produced by Vulcan, a.
nonsst all the Gods on Olympus.
BOstoa u, I'D.
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l.,ss. isl ] ay "a which illi
,s... 5 Z. The double duties IS limit
s.e'ls - ,esaIys, aDain lieu thereof 6
g 81. ~ lirst day Of January next.
iDs 81. * I "a VAS opposed 20 this motion
nn S ne conceived, the national
bs g. ga oIsdeed tat the duties should
i'l's ~ 81 ise 18th II next moHtli-
eaks ssrneant earnestly and at large
.,apsr:esfhis motion.
Ne notion was negatised, however.
= to56.
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tiugh ninth u 20. !.
Have received bv the Fair American,
Cut and Plain Glass Ware.
Alss, by the Mary from Liverpool,
An additional supply Of
Queens Ware and China,
making with their former stock All extens
sive assortment.
Also, received BY the Fair American,
AND FOR SALE,
s tons patent shot
IL casks dry white lead
+ 4 casks dry red do.
atons white lead ground in oil
10 casks copperas
rolls sheet lead
|. And a quantity of wine and porter
bottles.
Dec IL eetf
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ISefan,ls cutof which the approgria
tons for TIE wear 1916 may be discharg
e., are the relieving
!. The sum nf 100000 daliars, arnu
ally preserved by the act of the 4til o.
August 1890, out Of the duties Of Gus
'aRs, towards tue expenses Of govern
mcat.
:. The proceeds Of the stamp duties
and the duty on sugar refined within
the United states.
:. IAesupns which may remain Ct
t'e cnsfoms, the direct tax, aud, tie IN
tssaaI duties, tother than those on re-
eied sugar aud on stamps} after salts
bag the payments for uhicls they are
pedssd aaa appropriated.
The prOseeds of such loans as may
male under tie unexecuted au:hori-
y''eantaiaed IN the acts Of the t-4til Of
aarca, 1879: the 2gth of March and
@ November, 1914; and the Sd Of
Aaseas 1915: and OF tue issues Of trea-
Wv Notes, unde: TIE unexecuted au-
VOC sagty contaipeslin the act .ot Tue 2sei,
u ts0sSsry, 1915.
& sAaf other uaaPpropriated monte:
s,ASa nay coaae into tue treasury tlu,
NoS0e year 1916.
r.a1a maze the honor TO be, very respect
Ill
Nv or, logr most oSt. servant.
~, Al. DALLAS.
~ ,aA tie Speaker d the
''0asc Of Representatives,.
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lsienrs Federalists, the democrats 5slon!
If0 as and you have nothing to do wit
Them. And we wish you to understand
That we think it very itspudent in yol
Ito tell them, how we coax. and fatte,
land feast, and swill and corrupt theirre
representatives. into such caucus nomina
lions, as the ministerial cabal at Wast
|ihgton has resolved upon. What busi
ness have you with g Cur party" :
Russian chief. who sells his land an,
his vessels together, could not express
in more naughty terms. il pre-
snmptuous intruder should dare to IN
struct MS slarcs in the lights of man.
There are some democrats. tobe sure,
who consider themselves and the iede-
ralists to be feitew citizens; and thai
men who are in that relation to each other
may, without itnpropriety inform, and
consult with other, in regard to the pub
lie good. But democracy says no, the,
belosg to us-they belong to the dynasty
they belong to virginia--it is no mat
ter hsw they are cJoied and duped into
subserviency yon have no business TO
meddie with on Property.
And well may democracy hold this
language, for the principle it inculcates.
is the sole tenare Of It's power. II the
peonie coald ooce be made to know the
corruption anil profisacy, by which al
caucus domination is brought abodt, they
would Indignantly hufl the impostors
who disgrace them, from power.
sAesC Korh; Courier.
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i
~, rs Parry" The Eederal:sts were
S ma rsOpked with mach severity, and
g. a acna,ony. in en- eastern Print.
Nh. Sa,,hss 10 metldie With the mode, IL
6s;s ne aemocratic p!sa,iers manage
dat o0aes. The article was Of course
I,,,ss COPIED ia,a the court paper, the
a., ssaee', which lately Informed us
,,ss" 'sny psrsaas Of distinction had
~, sa rocnd that islnstrIous Statesmah
the s and soldier. James Madison or
nv ~, o. tais alOAth, to Wish him hap.
isfs :, a-a esser before seen asy thirg ST
ksO.ss = e''s sentigent OF mpJ.erp re
ss'-'s'9 Issssae itnPcr. i. /. Mes
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ALEXANDRIA.


c.rss SrRoNe. of Massachusetts,,
:. Seeiiaed reelection to the Office Of
ls,r.iIiOr CT that State.
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Pftsburg, ian ed, 1916.

=, : Ffts5arg,,laa Cd, 1916.
/, 1SS Coakliag bees leaye. through
ssdlqm Of year paper, to contradict
;. s-s'eatlan 10 which his name is made
49,, 49,, fssiahse to an action between Z
49, %ss y. irisate ard che u. States s!Sop o.
49,. = ASP; anti autharizes yop to state
W.. .ue report Of his having had con
$. ss'i9n witha British lieut.. Oh tie sub
entirely sli:peraed.
P.;isSarS siercary.
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NOTICE.

NlUI NE.
HSURSUANT to an order Of the Or
q phan's Court of Alexandria county,
the subscriber will on the 18Th of Feb.
ueyt make adividend at his store Of the
estate Of Thompson Violet, decd. at
which time and place such of the credi-
tors who have their claims passed by the
Orphans Court, will receive their re-
|spectiye dividends.
ISAAC ROBBINS, Admir-.
ion 16 2aw4w.
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: :. Of a letter IRON the Secretary oi
Sc Treasury IT. the Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives.
Treasury D,partmsat, san. 2,
1915.
cIa-T have 'ha honor to transmit,
,..so;ts. for the information OF the
sos.e q representatives, an estimate Of
~, soTu,,r;stious proposed for the ser
80. :, !. the year 1910, amounting in the
line. to tne sum OF nineteen millions
r;as buaered and itteen Thousand four
s,s,lyeA and thirfy-one dollars aud for
4 i've cents. There having been clrea-
s. aapro,~iatea, by the act OF the 2lst
ssDscemhcr last the sum of niue mill
hans eisst aundred aud eishty-fiye thou
end three hundred and seyenty-two
,sl,srs, Tor certain military eSpepees,
M,-e viii be lett tic suinof fen millions
anil thirty thousanei and fiifY-nine dol
.Saar, fsrtg-iiye cents, under the fol.
,Iossiss heads, viz.
yar the civil list 991,6f2 81
;Focmiscellaneous expeu-
ess 57s,o7l II
FOeaAe eSrSaces of infer
coNss with foreign ma
t.Oas 60, 200 OF
POr ihe military esta5-
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For the Benefit Of the
POOR.

A 7 4 meeting of the Board Of Trus-
IA tees of the Alexandria Museum,
convened at the hall of the Alexandria
Washington Lodge, No. 90, on the | lth
instant. it was
Resolved, That the Museum be open
ed for ore week, commencing on Mon
day next, and that the amount which
may be received from visitors, during
that period, be Immediately applied for
the relief of the Poor Of the town, gene
rally.
BY order of the. Board of Trustees,
T. Mountford, jun.
Manager of the Museum.
January IS. div ,
NJ B. The Museum will be opened
from 10 A. M. to P. Nj. and from 5
fla the afternoon till sunset.
Coal Afl6at
!: TWO eareoes from Heth's Pit now
landing at Prince street dock.
For sSaip,by
adams, Herbert and Co
dec 90