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HoNoR AnLE coNpuor.

we do not Away coincide in opinion with the
~ f.- FINES it Is decided administration print;
Notwithstanding, it opposes with great spirit the
tarh R--oiniions of Bosom The speeches of Mes-rs
Everett x Co. The following article furnishes a
new evidence OF its principles IN refusing TO re-
publish the forged letter of the PHILADELPHIA Press
II manifesfs its love for tie truth That letter has
now found its way into some four or five of the adj
mini-trsiion priris- which ere more collections To
hunt ur materials of abuse against Gen. Jackson.
ihan 10 do him justice - The beauty OF The matter
Is hit one OF these ingen and hbersl ccpyis,s
ha- delivered an efb"rsie paneg,rc on the viz
tue OF MIR. Rnns whom h same person. dur inc
the rneT contest, abused the hiiterest tet,ns.
particolsrly Tor hi Coniemrt of the truth
Gro THD EDIT n or TUE ri,.rs
mr. Edfor- WIN you have the goodnessto
'bsh IN The Times The let's. Harris one of tbe
-lx "'iiatnen ordered TO be shot by Gen Jackson
Res'sanee TO such an appeal displays the chisftsin
IN new Ugh Respectfully. SIC L. /, O.
Reply. We very doubtful as 10 the au
then iciy oiihe Iei alluded TO- ard until satisfied
upon this point will not conseut TO circulate 10
the discfed Of Gen. jackson what has been from
several respectable sources pronounced fatrica
ZION, and of he ruth of whio we a,e by no means
sa ishsd Ihe manner in which /; " az fret pub
ilshed n the Democratic Press. the editor saving
nat he had no proof that the letter - as genuine
bui hat u was such az ,vould be naturally
7S,i'sen by man in Harris's situation, should pre
seat its further currehcy''
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COyH1TUNTCa TED.
fUtar SkipoW TO The Editors Of The Rich
mond EnguiTey
Worrrsare NJ ,eou

MoNTEsANo Nay IS 1907.
Gyitiemsn; take the liberty 10 reouest al
misspn to your columns. Of the papers here en-
ciasf, containing General Jackson's attack unon
my endnci and character during he late war. 10.
5e'ht WIN 10 reply. Should it be inconven len,
20 ~ 70 publish those papers aad this lei
'er' eques' them 70 be tfan-mitted, fDr publics-
lion, The Editors Of the National Iniellgencer
At Wilmington, paper, veil as yours, whicl,
havl taken and read with great Interest since
first To- were Published.
In y days Of my youth had the honor n be
one % he defenders Of my native State, a. vo-
lunisef older IN the ranks, At the Siege Of York
which'gaye Independence to this greet Republic
10 myid age have bad he honor, at New Or
leans, 10 array myself sgsinst the same invading
foe, inde same humble station without pay or
fauonFiand, although cannot boas promotion.
may iruy adj, seTvei on both occasions with
quail "a and devotion 10 my country; NOW cover
Ell by q result With so much glory. Virginia.
proudly and believe Justly, pfoclsim- giving
bntn'tolo Traitors. j, therefore, wish 70 stan
upon m,trpl 70 her eyes; and though Of a former,
] trust thll be pardoned by the present genera
ton OF Q naive State, for fhds publicly calling
on Genel Jackson 10 sustain his charges of nv
beng Traitor; or. a. least, having aided aud
ebstiei Aasonable act4 or designs. 10 Others
Permitne, gentlemen 10 s0bscrihe myself vii,
great fesfrt & regard, FULWAR sK1PWTrH
FufWaT biptOifh 10 General aH,i,eio grekso0
,laNrrsANo, near Bston Roncs.
May i5b, 1927.
ST. Hired fos many years past from pabii.
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FEDERAL CoURV.

Mr. Leigh addressed The Jury on Friday. and
Mr.. Johnson Saturday, in the case Of the ganls
1T tn United States against Julns r. cambridge
~ Yes'eFdtv, Mr. Wr' continued the case on the
part "i the BsnE. MIR. w addresseda crowded
au.hence- msuy ladies' a.tepairgl
The General Couti sdj"urned on Friday AL.
most every thing of consequence was postponed
till mex term. There only one Writ of Error
and three adjourned cases decided and they were
nor o. S'f'era' importance. Ttey engaged
mo-tly ON fiscal business and in considerin, The
rule of Mr.. Hening in wLsh the in,o. nation was
allowed 10 be filed.
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states t!st Nvstnos,iav I-st,- tier so,aH
supply OF yeunp com which has hitherto nevre
appeared earli'r han the ls July. " The crops
OF corn, oa's s. leat exhibit lux urance seldom
If ever seen in h. section OF counry." II states
"that some W heat has =sdy een brought to mar
kei, and the grain il pronounced TO be ex-
cslleni" New Rour hiss been in Petersburg seve-
raj DAYS 1he Augusta Courier of the l4,h gives
other more striking evidences of the preeocity of
thu season--that plupbs and ra-pberries are gone:
aud the blackberry, peach and wa,ermelons supply
their place in market.
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y Consequence Of unavoidable delay on. ni, Of the
- rama" Scho" 30 The isni'ur,nod of CharotesyIe
VIII DC 'eiFcs % the 10Th oi Juy The ohe.p German
sdenl "' t Clrs Precrrei f,r The of the seboo
by the tuiyeIlEy. 'F'S~
Mr. terson, a:vs 4 france eiassieAi scholar.
enjoyed {" teach the Ftencl Ian .uaec.
iht ree :" y ed Washing iod. &c per Session Of
I'VE months S4O-<Tutnu $50, boh paya6e IN ai.spcs
CURED Z" pay hghvs doilafs per Session addition to The
Jun, %. i noAS-
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which those no insead TO oppose the soverns En-.
mean 10 act, nos koow, ard - i'll not enquire
ou mine VIII not alter 10 agree with either par
I'y Neither do wish % know ~ the adu.inisira
ton is TO reisin It's present fo Il am satisfied
with the declaration that the same c nduci is pur
sued now hen Turned par, OF IT,. IT, how
ever, there IL to be conjnne,on of parties can
no. help saying, that think j, ought to lie imme-
dete and intellig'ble, in order that all may know
The principle by which the coalition is 20 be guided
.hall no, enter into opposition against the admin
ist alton with which I have been ecen'l y CON
oeced, ard hch -till so far flio~s he rrirc pies
have always advocated" Ii il evident, how ever,
ha, he l. regarded with much jealousy bv the
friends of he adnini-rsiOn and that all his r-oye.
men'- are Watched snd suspected - In the House
OF Peer, the Authorization has more serious
opposition TO encounter. The denui cstions are
sufficiently biiier On he 10th May, the Duke of
NeNcasle declared that he " conceived II 10 be
he u'y of every man who friend 10 his
KING andi' his country, stand forward and dis
possess one OF the most prof gaze nstsr- thai had
- er ye been placed IL y wer-- liberats his
King from the awful situation into hich he hal
been thrown, and To besk up OF the mos, vile,
impure and hlgrsni coalit ons tina, had enter
ted INTO he heads OF q set OF willy politicians TO
m -ETl Grey. one of he most Dustin uished
ora oTs and statesmen on the Wing SHE, is On IL
ling 10 tSke any active par, for. against he
Ministry. He declared, 81 that he could not
without great flee OF personal feeling and
which thai right honorable gentleman was the head
lie GREETED he circumsi of his being severed
from biz former politcsl friends, ~h sc motives
however, for joining the Ministry he did think
slfiici nily uong. In stating bis intention Of
giving its support to such measures as he should
deem worthy, he noble earl said, in conclusion
hi he shoni9 not sgain eub rk upon ih-t troubled
OF ,litics. uIoa oh al hi. life ill now he
had navisa,el, and ,housh wi little success yet
with the ISOLATION OF hsving the appreciation OF
his ci-nce - No division had taken
place IN either House,. Ii said that The Minis,,
intends o strengthen lis cause in the House oil
Lords by creato OF Peers that this j.
Gust m consequent on administrations and
some tueGi.hy individu. Is have been NAMED lui
ih- distinguished honor, ~ MIR. Alexander Barring
the celebfa ed agricu! ur-t MIR Coke of Norfolk
Sc In slilsion o a tx OF Mr Hume on this sub
lect the lith NAV, - A1r ami sad he could
be party deprive the Grown OF one OF IT
most -plendid prrrogaves MIR Hume had ad
seried TO The subject, becag=e there were rumours
OF nuInei creations. Mi. Coming said they
were of The widest and most uulounned character
circulated, as he knew, from the - mischievous
motives" The great Struggle, however, between
the Parties eXpec' ed 10 come early in June.
And ihese details likely TO prove interesting
we shall continue to lay eop,ogs exuaets from
them before our readers.
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About DAY hf- ak Sunjay 10 ming Ia,. on, fc,- -:
Les we're 'a nsa hy The cry Of irs ?! The Ensnos
- Nv :" 81 1" NE 'pds lev feet tfon Bank street. baok %
hset ifFes the small aud wooden trueuenf
sious TO ''e Eaqire' Qbce Most Of =; wa,
-hgt ~" stated oO Of the Erqmire Dce. the eyer
uon' OF me f'mcn end citizens, eaaes. Of The
noI nng preserved om the aaHies. The woodt house wa
ni'tNen 'u' - 'sp"red that sable gamblers rad
r passing de nishi under r roof aad had ieh candle
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Commodore RAISDRtDGE, having resigned HE
appointment a. President of the Board OF NAVY
com"'iss'oners, leaves the City ,hi- morning. 10
take co'nmand at he Navy Esid Philadelphia
lie carries with him the warm esteem ard nm
teisned s's7ee; q large circle of friends in this
Clay. lrek L,t
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ID smat Stcan,P oneI Lofleyy, No. 7.
E'hs following were to- dawn uutafe, 70 eiciion. M
Pt'I.. I" ih- lf'y - avn in Lyrohhn 2oth inst
y 90 - IS. 90 5 % 40 3
Fricav " "'s F'Pe' On
JuIe IS.
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Il fc0fcG.
JoI."rd inett'ng CO. JG.t ald appointed
IN Cate', 81 CITY, Pendent
archer Hautn-. Esp of Jancs cay. .'i,e Pre,idn,
Ja'sss s'nPie, j. Esq u NH'ar,.' q. s tewsrd
Wu. y. fay lor Tfse.urei. '''
80 90 al9.t''' s''~'"E eorTe'rcnhHg mtiee,
s' th thr sa" fonirtr uprn tie .ub,rct
9t Show 20 take Place the 8 b Nov-,nte, nest AM n ;,n
lcei O" Ptzesto he awarded and .p,ned 10 lie An f
July neN when expected thaf nrr,bsrs WA attend Il.
Pe5son 81 "geo.a PeoA'es, "o.1 u@y ia writing
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The last Petersburg Intelligence. o. moot Of
The esr'y vego;s.ioa ts.iag tie gfsssni season,
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10000 DOX.TARg
Ba1 LTAIgT sCuxnNg.
1l4,OoO Doilars

Tee g. AsI No' f whole ~ fbc PfDrs esn he l-J =.
n.r II tnfEs'@ Cfi ZOE he of they ere ,irayn
MopE cf DfAW iNG.-fhe nrn.htrs wiii be i,n inf,
QUO wheel - lra 1rd n i'f hfr Wi he put he rfr,
at1s Goo denomination oi I'VE iYitf AND ta. Il -. ~, ~
..ntrcls fh- utn.l nannf THE gDcp ufge. F,r fi
awarded p fn frsff-, fhe nuuhes az ,.t.-t -
sob fe flinin1i eco" of 90 her ~ hs ffss ~, 49,,
nrabfrs % ei5 fftt isfm7ts0u. lie Five I,ii,, -. "
BOO ss,rdsf t fhc tickets hltirr fhc tr8 .4.t 6y,a.
londios w ils tF" is'i h;fis of su,a hpair n Az, ~.
town " d!Cr1ent iermmfuon Thu ..,. sg re,ra ~.
ghnie iotitit o. 'ecaupirsd one dfttins AID t,rt
'srns 'rcor p''fe uW nos Be- gssfria,sd on ss,s,s
iriett7 oit ai.i. 20
ticSe's 81 90 Quarters So %
Halvcs = 30 Eigmbs 81
e. % itff from ans p,t Hf Jri'td sss safrr fy
Ia (poii Pf piIe to1st yrros, rnc' nf fe Cab W
t'vf 'ftff' in snt M tff lattnes, rin the sane
afomi and pune nfsuiio1 -s q psfonsi srricson.
w. CoaEH,Jf CG0rHEgs, Boinm,,e
80 - OIL
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judge Saith and Judge Field having made
e1ass vi sir Circuit Es rou.is OF the Ninth Ii;et
Cifeu viii ne held ~ Judge huss II Inc Elevenf
Circuit hy Judge Field. - ~ 's N'h
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FOR THE
Promoii0n Of Science md Liternfire.


Bdtiuors, Man ~, Is27
II Jnder authority o. The Ae,of Gtneia A,,embly
DE. srsoi 1866 hcreWilh pt,scnt a, The ~ H. ~,
Fusf Ciass 81 the Maryland 80 "'' "'s
1.LTgR Apv , Z T,nYrrsn V
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u sfK .ff
NOR tnd iJor the .ureiiuteudeiic 81 Che
appointed Iy The Ooytrn1T and Council
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In this town, on Monday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr. Toby, Mr.. Erastus Farnum, formerly
Of Boston, to Miss Elizabeth Ann Battey of
this town.
On Wedne sday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.
Pickering, Mr.. Jedediah sprague Of Chepach-
EFT, to Mss Joanna B. Holmes, daughter of
Capt. John Holmes, of this town
Same evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Pickering,
Mr.. Ezra Hubbard, to Miss Sarah II. Kinnicut,
daughter of the late Capt. John Knncut, all
of this town.
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. Mr.
Edes, Mr. Cyrus ii. Smith, to Miss Ann Hay
ford, both of this town.
In New-York, OH Thursday morning last,
Capt. Caleb Harris to Miss Eliza Hodges,
daughter Of Mr. Preston Hodges of this town.
In Hal!owell, Me. on the 18th inst. by the
Rev. Mr. Glllcit, MIR. VIM. p. Rathbone, of Au-
gusta, Geo. to Mss Ruth Ann Leonard, daugh-
Ter of the late Mr.. Silas Leonard, of Taunton,
Mass.
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Deaths.

In this town, on Wednesday last, James Al
bert, infant son of Mr.. Asa Pike.
On wednesday evening, Mr. Charles Whit
man, son of Jacob Whitman, Esq. in his 22d
year.
Same day, Mrs. Sarah Field. widow of the
late Mr.. George Field, in the 5ith year Of her
age.
On Thursday last, Mr.. John Calder, aged
65 years, of Surnam Funeral ills afier-
noon, at 3 O'Clock, from the residence Of Mr..
Alexander Sweet, No. So High Street.
In NeS-Bedfoid, on wednesday last, Mr..
William West, in the 7ith wear of his age.
In Troy, on the I'd inst. Mr.. Jonathan Bright
man, aged 81 years and months
In Freetown, on the 9th inst. Mrs. Diade-
mia Hathaway, widow of the late Mr. Joseph
Hathaway, aged S5 years.
In Plymouth, after short illness, Alexander
Bliss, Esq. Counsellor at Law, of Boston, and
partner of the Hon. Daniel Webster.
In Me dbury Mr.. Israel Tibbts, aged so
probably the largest man in America, weigh
ing upwards of $50 lbs.
AT Trinidad, Cuba, Mr., John stanup and
Mr. Samuel Mcers, both Of Boston.
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NEw-ENGLAND CROWN GLASS.

7EtHE subs ribcrs have been appointed by
Il the New England CioAn Glass , ompanl
Agents for the sale Of ther Glls IN this town,
and will furnish at short notice, any siacs of
the above Glass, at the lowest manufac ctory
pri es.
On hand, good assortment of Boston and
South Boston Cloan Glass, n ,he manuf,ctory
prices. LlHevIse, Window Frames and Sash
es in great var ETY., cheap.
All kinds Of Sishcs Glazed in the best
manner, and on reasonable terms, as usual, at
then old stand, near the FIRST Ba; tist Meeting
lIo lse. All orders punctually attended to.
July 81. JOSEPH MARTIN g. SON.
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PROVIDENCE AND PAWTUCKET POSI-
. COACH.

"u7he proprictors ofihe Providence and Paw
n tuckct Post Coach, respectfully inform the
public, that they have purchased of MIR. Simon
IT, Arnold, all his right, TILE and interest in
the Paictachet Diligence, and have placed on
the road between Providence and Pdwtucket,
POST COACH, which will run every day,
(Sunday~ exceptcd,) "a follows:
The Post Coach will leave Providence at :
O'Clock, IL O'Clock O'Clock, aud at hall
past ) O'Clock; and will leave Pawtucket at
O'Clock, 10 o'clock, half past o'clock, and at
half past 5 o'clock. Books kept at Wilder's
Manufa ct,rer's Hotel. and at tlarke's Inn,
Providence, and at Edwards Hotel, Gate
IIodgcs' and at Blakcs. Pawtucket
FARE IL l-2 cents for thosc passengers who
are taken at the several houses at which the
books are kept in Providence or Pawtuckei,
and landed at the regular stage houses m either
Of the places Those Who wish to have the
stage call for them al their places Of residence,
will be charged 2j cents way passengers,
that is TO say, those who may take passage on
the road will be charged ~ l-2 cents
Mag. H. 81 AXE, .igent
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REMEDY FOR THE PILES

NNHE Medicine no" offered TO the public,
N Is one which has been fully subjected TO
the iniallible test of experience; and in every
instance where it has been fairly tried, it has
been attended with the most complete success.
In some of the cases, the patients had been
labouring under the disease for years, and dur
ing that period had received the best medical
advice, and had even undergone painful
surgical operation, without permanent advan-
tagc. II is not Qikc those usually adycriscd)
offered as certain cure for a long catalogue
OF disc isos, but those afflicted with this COM
plant, for which alone il Is re recommended, may
rely with confidence upon obtaining relicf,evcn
IN It's worst forms, in a short time; and they
themselves are the best Judges of the mpor-
tanco of such remedy. Price so cents per
box, with directions signed by the proprietor.
Prepared and sold at HENRy CoRNIsH's
Drug and Chemical store, Philadelphia. Also,
for sale by
DIR. G. IT. TILLINGiIAST,
No. z, South Main street, sign Of the Golden
Mortar, Providence, II. I.
July 2i. 6mSew
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Ru khe Sfenm-hnnf EMLfnn.

BIZ the steamboat Fulton.
Arr at New York, on Wednesday, brig Nestor
Squirting, Havrc, is, and 13 ds fr Frcnchman's Bay
schrs Wilham Etherldge, Murireesborough, and / d.
Cross, Ncwbern, 8; Eliza Ann, Moore, Machias, I4
James e. Caroline, Sprague, 10 IL; Venus, Godfrey
Lubec, 10.
Cid. ship Manhattan, Marshall, Liverpool; brig
Tontne, Jennings, Havana; schr Only Daughter
Brown, Martinique.
Arr on Thursday, schrs Live Oak, Bartram, Sa-
lem, 4; Macdonough, Nickerson. Boston, 8; Herald,
Black, Barnstable, 8; soop Hermes, Dudley, New
bedford, 5.
Cid ship Minerva, Wallace. Liverpool; brigs New
England Demng, (of ProviJence,) Matanzas; Rosi-
ma, Buiterworth Port Glasgow.
Arr at Philadelphia, 18th, ship Algoqun, Diyey,
Liverpool, 3S; brig Philadelphia Hall, Havana; schrs
Gen. Mcdonald, st Thomas; Helen, llowes, 81 An
drews.
Cid brig Mary Rocket, Sandgram, Trinidad; schr
Washington, Somers, Maraclibo.
Arr at Baltimore l7th. schr Reuben Ross, Say
ward, Aux Caves, and Gon1ives ii.
Arr at Norfolk. 18th, sloop Oliver Wocott, Whip
pie, St Barts, q.
schr Atlantic, Allen, from st Barts, has arrived at
Vienna, Nd.
In Hampton Roads, ljth, slip Andes, Patton, fin
Liverpool VIA Charleston.
Sailed from Norfolk, iilh, brig paulina, Mitchell,
Cadiz; s'hr John =. Spence, Davis, Providence.
Arr a Elizabeth City, 18th, brig Mary Hart. Hail.
81 Barthoomews; schr Ann, Butler, do. Cid schr
Providence Hobbs, st 'homas.
Arr 1t Chirleston, 10Th, ship Majestic, Page, Liv-
Al 81 Thomas, Sh inst. brigs Ann Maria. Cor
such, of New York, jiscg; Bud, Pope, Boston, do;
Proneihcus, Campbcll, for st Domingo, II; Aurora,
smith Boston; Mexico, Taylor, st Jago, Z; schrs
Amazon, Shaw, Now York, 2; David, Smith, do
next day.
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COLD SPRING STARCH.
SMITH, Dixie 6. 81,

No ., Cheaps de,
"AVE Just received from the New York
4 4 Auctions, splendid assortment OF Lon
don, French and domestic black, b tie, olive,
claret, brown, green OAioid and mixed Broad
cloths; supe ertine blue, black, drab and mixed
'assneres elegant silk and goats-ha.r Cemb-
let, for gentlomen's coais; Russia aud French
Drilling; striped Florontines; mixed and black
Lustrings; black and drab Denmark Satins;
heavy, plain and striped Bomb azines drab and
olive bang-up Cords; olive Velvet; London,
VI lrseilles, and Valencia Vestings, new aud
elegant patierns; IRISH Linens; fancy Cravats:
black and siiiped dian H,ndkerchefs; Uin-
brellas; Beaver, Doe skin and linen Gloves;
cotton, silk, linen and worsiJd Hose and Half
Hose, Wcbb's patent roller and common Sus--
penders, sc. which in addition to their former
ock, make their assortment complete.
Constantly on hand, Us ubove. general as
sortment ofready made Clio hing, consisting Of
blue. black, olive, clarct and mixed Frock
Coats.
Black. blue, Give, green. claret and mixed
Coats.
Cashmere. Valencia, Marscl!cs, silk aud
velvet Vests.
II oadrloth, Cashmere, Denmark Satin,
Lasting, Fiorentine, Drilling, Satin; and bang
up Cord Piniaoons.
Shirt Collars, Cravats, Linen and six pock.
eft Handkcrchefs, ready for use.
e. armen'a made TO order at short notice,
and warranted 10 fit.
GJ-Cmt:ng Garments particularly attended
to. Juiy7.
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MARBLE, FREE STONE, FLAGGING
STONE &c

MARGE, FREE STONE, FLAGGING,
STONE, &c.
1NllE subscriber as recently enlarged his
l. business, and is now ready TO supply ar
ticles ofevery description in the Stone Cutting
line, as lOp as can be bought in town. On
hand, large assortment of Marble, for Mon
uments, Tomb Tables, Grave Stones, Chimney
Pieces, Window Caps and Sills. Hearth Stone,
Facings, &c. A variety Of Slate, for Grave
Stones; large quantity of Soap Stone, for
FUe-piace backS and Heartis; a good as
sortment of Bolton Flagging and Haddam
Curb Stone, for side ,.df.s.
A good assortment of Middletown Free
Stone. Also, Long .NeadOD Free Stone,
very fine and beautiful, surprising any thing
of the kind ever before offered in this town.
The strictest attention will be paid 10 busi
ness and the most unweared pains will ever
be taken in the cultivation of the art of Sculp-
ture, OF which variety of specimens Of de-
signing, carving and lettering may at all times
be seen at his Shop, and il is TO be hoped that
an impartial and discriminating community
will Judge for themselves notwithstanding the
bo!nbastical representation of others) and de-
tcrmine whether merit or sound shall succeed
IN obtaining their patronagc.
DAVID ROLES,
July II. liydraui on-srcet