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YNHE Undersigned, respectfully informs the
Il public, architects, and buldersy that be
mas now on hand, the most extensive stock OF
Marble, Soap, Free Stone, and all the other
ornamental Stones and GRANTEES, ever offered
to the public, which he is prepared to sell ON
the most accommodating terms. Among other
articles which he oilers for sale, are
10000 feet Flag Stone tf1
5000 do. Curb do
TO Marble Caps and Sis
20 Tons Soap Stone.
Suitable for dressing rollers, for fire-places,
&c. This article, has OF late, been introduced
very extensively into manufa cturng establish
ments, and for rollers, has been found deci-
dedly superior 10 any KIND OF metals: and such
ot the Manufacturers as may need them, can,
at ali times. be supplied, and at the Boston
prices, by making application TO the under
signed, at his Yard.
z Italian Tombs, Of the choicest marble
Italian Monuments
8 Marble Chimney Pieces, Cat New York
priccs)
100 Tons Free Stone. suitable for all kinds of
building work such as underpinnng, Door S.lls,
Steps, Window Caps and Sills, Fire pla ces, SC.
Calico printers are informed, that the under
signed Is constantly supplied with ample stone
materials, TO furnish them with Vats, an arli-
clio exceedingly desirable, and winch are in
general use in Europe, and have recently been
introduced IN this country. Orders for these
Watts will be promptly complied with and at
the quarry prices, including incidental expen-
ses, &c.
The undersigned would further inform the
public, that they can, AT all times, he supplied
with the celebrated Net-mug, and Granite
stone, by leaving their orders, Ten or fifteen
days before it is wanted; and as the UNDER
signed, has long been engaged in the Stone bu-
slnoss and has carried u on to an unusual ex-
tent, he hopes TO receive due proportion Of
the public patronage.
In addition to all the articles above enume-
rated there Will, al all times be furnished, at
the PRovGDENcE MARBLE AND STONE
YARD" all extensive supply of Grave Stones,
Monuments, engraved in the most neat and
elegant manner, and which will successfully
compete with any manuf lctured in New Eng
land; and will be furnished at the lowest
rates II would be almost impossible to de-
scribe the variety ofar,Iclcs, to be found at the
" Propidence .NarJle and Stone Yard"
and those who wish to be informed, are re-
specially invited TO make call
FRANKLIN COOLEY.
Providence .Nar5le anil. Stone
Yard, Peck's IVhalG,
July 4, 1927. 6m
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FROM our CoRRgsPoNDENTs.
WARREN, July ls.-Arr brig Dolly, Champln,
Boston.
No American vessels at Calcutta, March 8.

No American vessels at Calcutta, March 8.
Brig Good Intent, Low, of and for Portsmouth, FIN
Fort Royal Mart. sprung leak IN lat 22 so, Ion 65
10, but after partially stopping it succeeded in gei nq
INTO Cape Hayden, where the cargo was landed and
he brig condemned.
AT Trieste May 25, ship General Jackson, Rider
OF Bristol, ir Mdanzas.
Al Aiaboy, 18th inst. schr Horatio, Trowbridce
st Jago, Mexico, %.
Al st Crox, w. T.. Sd inst. brigs Mary & Nancy,
Boston, I; Jane, do o.; Carlo, from New York, arr
30Ih; schr Franklin, for do 4.
Al Cardiff, Wales, 10Th ult brig Marcella, Rog
ers, tr Liverpool, just commenced loading for New
fork-the only Am
At Croix, B T. ST INST schr William, for Boston,
81 brig Fox, do do unc. the only Ans.
Ship Ebe, Siinhnpe of Newport for London was
loading a, Havana, Oh inst.
The New York q zctte states that the North Car
ollna, will touch At the w. |. Islands, previous to
her return Ia the U. 5.
Returned To Portsmouth, 9Th, brio Boston, Frost
leaky, VITA loss {" part of her deck load and fore top
mast She sailed 2id June for w. Indies
Br g Nabama Packet, Pendleon, for South Seas,
sealing, mas sailed from Sioningon.
Al Antwerp, llth alt ships Bengal. for Salem,
next day; + na, dp 1; brig Wanderer, Tor Tenerffe,
soon
No Americans at Flushing lOih ult.
Al Santandor, May 3, ship Transit, Latterman,
loading for Havana.
The Orion, Atkins, or Barcclona, sailed from Bill
boa bar, May 10.
No AM vessels at Batavia, March ls.
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FALL RIPER .AND PROVTDE EA'CE
Az OMMDDATiON STAGE,
VETiLL leave F,ll River, every Monday
W wednesday and Friday, at 6 l-2 clock,
A. NJ. Returning, will leave Providence the
same days, at 4, p. NJ.
The Line commenced running on Wednes-
day, July iS. J. BORDEN, Providence.
A. BOR DEN, FaN Rirer.
". ". The subscribers pledge themselves
that all business entrusted TO their care shall
be punctually attended TO-
Books kept at WILDER's Manufacturers
Hotel, MoNRoE's Cole House, HopoEs'
Franklin House, Providence; and at BLAKE's
Hotel, Fall River. 3w.
July IS
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NEW GOODS.

a. NTH, DI f & 60. have received by
~ yesterdays steam boat, pieces super
French Drilling; do do English do; do do
BlacN Cloth; do DO blue do; | do green do;
do do oil do; case B,ng up Cords; /
pecc gen lemen's fine Bon ba@etts. a very
superior aricle--together with variety of
other articles in their line, which they oiler at
reduced prices July 20.
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NEW BEDFORD, July I9-Cd ships Gocon-
da Bayl :, Pacific Ocean; Ann Aexand 7, Hman,
Brazl Backs.
NEWBURYPORT, July ls.-Arr schr Rufus,
BurrIll, ~ Martins, I6.
PORTLAND. July Ii.-Arr brig Turner, Hip
gns, Havana, 2S.
Cid brig Neptune, Lowell, Porto Rico.
BnSTON, july T.-Cldh hrics Sabra, Snow. Glib
raltar; Ulysses, Perkins, - Thonas Gazrlle VII
hams, Rio Jane 70 and Il market; Congress, Hail.
Gibraltar; schrs Agawam, Raymond, 81 Jago de Gu
ba; Return, Howes, St Peters; Sally Hope, Baker,
Providence.
l'th arr snip Emcr nd. Webb, Ctlcurta I3O, Smd
Heads l2l; brig II dncv, Means, Liverpool, IS; schr
Sally Cook, Cook, Washington, c 10.
Cid brig Criterion. Davis, Newport; schrs Selma
g. Jane, Christie. Gitra ar and a market; Salmon
Mansfield, Valparaiso and market.
18Th arr brlgS Niger, Luce, Antwerp, 3S; Envoy,
Pearson, do 80; schrs Amanda, Brown, Rochelle, 50;
Solo, Perkins, Mosqueto lnlei. At quarantine, brig
'arryall, Gardner, Surinan, %.
Cid brlgs Rob Roy, Elserbrook, Snyrna; Viii.
liam, Crme, st Cr"'x; achr Romp. Mayo X. West.
MI pDLEToWN, July '7.-Arr brig Condor,
Goodrich ~ Crox.
Cid ORG Marshal Mccall, for S Blrthoomews;
schr Seven Brothers, Afford, st Thomas.
NEWY bRK, July l6th.-Ar ships Trident
Swan, Liverpool, 81; Galaxy, Swift, st Petersburg,
and 10 ds from Elslneur; AzeIa, Wlbray, ew Or.
leans.
Cid ship Courier, Thompson, Belfast; brig Bunker
tlii, Noolsey Carthtgena
7th, arr ships II mton, Bunker, Liverpool, 81;
Mary lIowlaud. Tompkins, do 81; South Carolina
Packet, Cartwright, ~ Croix, u; brlgs Louisiana
Dcnsmorc, Cardiff Wales, SO; Alfred, Soule. Stock
holm, 81; schrs Agrnora Foster, Para, %; Kings
ton, Frederick, ~ trolx, z IS
Cid sh,p Agnes. Johnson, 1t Tho nas; barquc Ar
madillo, Watson, Liverpool: brigs Shawmut, Ken
nedy, Genoa; Uhnda, Mmsiicd, South America:
schr Drt"nt, Dus, CAYENNE.
PHILADELPHIA, June ~ Ar brig ID 5laware,
York, It Eustalia schr John Wesley, Wheeler, Ha.
vaya,7.
Cd brgs Orbit, Green, for Hamhurg; Columbia,
Ruchle, Neuvas; schr Eliza piggut Ott,nger, La
gulra.
RICHMOND, July Arr James M5i,roe I'm
Makna.
SAVANNAH, July 7.-Cld SHIPS Kent, Lones.
Lwerp'oi; Onve Branch, Harding, do; = oroIk, Har-
ding, Africa; barque Lady oi the Lake, Leach, Law
erpooi.
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NEXT WEDNESDAY.

1900 doUars highest prize.
TNION Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
~ 3Oh class, new series will be drawn on
Wednesday next. Capital prize $4,000
Tickets and shares in proportion.
WASHINGTON LODGE LOTTERY,
Class No 9, for the ercc cton of a Masonic
Lodge, to be drawn in this town, on Wednes-
dap, the 9Th of August. 5000 Capital Prize.
Tickets ouly dollars, and shares i'll proper
ion
Tick cts and shares in the above lotteries for
sale by
HUTCHENS & CORY,
July 81. FIRST door west of the bridge.
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TO TAVERN KEEPERS AND STEAM BOA
COMMANDERS

4 YOUNG man who has had considerable
IA ractce at the business of Bar keeping
and who is willing TO devote his whole time
and attention to the service of his Employers,
is dcslrous OF obtaining a situation as !
Keeper in some public Hotel. Or on board Of
some steam boat. The most satisfactory ere
dentas will he produced For information
apply at the Office ofthe Cadet
July 7. 81.
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PORT OF PROVIDENCE.
ARRINED.
WEDNESDIY, Mly


WEDNESDAY,, July lS.
Steamboat Connecticut, Comstock, from n York,
20 hours.
sloop George 8, Phcbe, West, from New Bedford,
with oil aud candles 10 the master.
U. l.. sloop Ann, Manchester, from Now York, e,
2 days.
Sloop Hiram, Ellredgc, from Sagharbour.
Sloop Lark Slocum, Salem.
SIoop Victory, Pearce, utterhunk.
sloop William, Norton, East Greenwich.
Sloop Lucy Emcllne, Spnk, from W'ckfrd
THURSDAY, July 10.
Schr Ann, Milhhin, Saco.
Sloop Amelia Simmons, from Somerset.
Sloop William II. Allen, 'earse from Bristol.
Sloop Sarah lngraham, from w trren.
Sloop Argonaut, Borden, from Troy.
Sloop Nancy, Lawson, Sandwich.
FRIDAY, July 20.
Brig Amste, Vinson, DIS from WImlns ston, with
cotton ami stavcs. to f. Mallett.
Schr Herald Hall, 5 days from Philadelphia, with
iron, sugar slaI ch, sc. to Seth Adams, Jr and 9TH
schr Margaret. Dean, days from Salem, with
brick
Schr Harvest. from Casine.
s,op james Monroe, M,nnery, from Long Island,
with wood.
Soop-Emenc, Miller, from Bristol.
Sloop Omega, Starbuck, from Nantucket, with oil
and candles.
Sioop William Churwck from Sandwich.
Sloop Mount Moriah, Mathewson, fr Warren.
U. l.. sloop Hunress, II cad, from New York, with
merchandise.
81 ,op Joseph. Childs, Falmouth.
Sloop Elehora, Baker, from Albany, with provis-
ions to f. J. Malleit.
Sloop Three Brothers, II ON Westhamp.on.
Sloop Franklin, Smmons Pawcauck.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis, from Troy.
Sloop Aurora, Manchester, from Westport
Sioop George and May, Walden, from Newport.
Steam boat Fulton Bunker, from New York.
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FRUIT HILL-NoRTU PROVIDENCE.

- ..F T..
TYNHE occupant of tbs fashionable lIrce Of
l. resort, respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that II is now open for the summer
season. L. Is situated on an emiEence, which
comman Is beautiful view Of the adjacent,
""".;.v. s".i ~ -,'w''"r bv all .ho haze
visited II, TO be dclghtuI place of resort for
those in pursuit Of case and comfort: Ill s
earliest Cherries are now ripe; he keeps all
other kinds of Fruit that this climate affords;
his Bar is supplied with choice Liquors, Vines,
SC. his table vii at all times be turn shed
from the choicest selections Of the marke =
his very commodous Hall IS furnished with
Swings, which is an Agreeable exercise for
gentlemen and ladies:--hs long Alleys is IN the
best order for Tie accom- II on Of those who
will please TO visit his house for recreation
"A few Roarders can be accommodated. All
those wishing TO ENJOY the country during the
summer season, will improve their health by
visiting Fuit u, where they can nhalc the
pure atmospheric arr.
PETER THOMPSON.
North Providence, June %.
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LUMBER.

z TOR sale by the Subscriber, at his old siand,
Il South Wator-st.
300 NJ. Shingles, Wells brand
400 NJ. do second quality
200 NJ. patent saved Shingles
20 NJ first quality paten, Ciapboards
200 NJ. patent Laths
Pine seasoned clear Boards ard Plank
yellow pine Floor Boards. first quality
Merchsntable white pine Plank lnd Boards
Birch Joist and Boards
1000 feet Cherry Boards
Grindstoncs, suitable for grind NJ scythcs
DO large she. 10 go By water, &c. sc.
July ~. IT. CALEB EARLE.
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MIR. ROBBINS CRATIC

sUST publ she'd and for sale at the Jour
- nal ,ouning Room and at the several
Bookstores in town; IN Pawtucket, by f. Tn-
tany 4 Son; IN W rrcn, by Samuel .ndal ;
in BRISTOL, at the Post Office; and II Newport,
at rhe Republican Office: An ORATIoN de-
liverod IN Newport, on the 4th of July, 1927,
by Hon. ASHER ROBBINS. Price 20 cents
J,lv 20
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TO THE PUBLIC.

N r. +. c. Snow, a painter by profession,
1VA left home about ten days since, in a
state of mental arrangement, without the
knowledge of his family, who have since been
unable to learn any thing Of him. lie is
man abou 40 years of age, feet inches
high, and light complexion. Any information
respecting hun, addressed TO his family in this
town, would greatly relieve tie anxeties of
distressed family.
IuIv
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s-s NTH & Dixie most respectfully solicit
~ the attention of Their customers to the
settlement Of heir notes anG accounts, as "a
different arran cement in business renders it
ne esslry for them to bring their accounts to
a close. July 2l.
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NOTICE TO MARIN ERS.

From and after the lst oi September the Light
House AZ Sci'u, tie, viii exhIhu Iwr ghts above
the other the tower oDd red aid the "a per one
white. THIS alteration has been cohsldcreu
ry, the better to distinguish It, and event ITS beng
mistaken for Boston, or an, other hgnt ~ the BAY
The lantrrn oI the Boston Liyh II use elevated
50 ee above the level oi the aud contains re-
vlvng light When at the distance OF or leagues
the time OF darkness will be vice that light IN
approaching the time of darkness will decrease and
that oi light Increase until within three leagues of
when the light will not wholly disappear; but The
greatest power OF light will be to the least, "a to l.
Vessels max ny Boston Light, and unabe ge, a
Pilot may brlng 1t to bear w. Il. w. aud run boldly
for II, until w,tnIn cables le 9Th, then run W. by
S. until the soundngs give five ialhoms water, where
Is safe anchorage. II. \. 5. DEARBORN,
Super. L,ghi Houses, VI 4ss.
From the above It will be thu the iioston
people have changed their opinions respecting the
snrduy OF mistaking Scituate Tor Boslon Llgh--but
about SIX months siuce, when Rhode island cap
tam had the misfortune To al mo the aoove error
the grosses' negligence was imputed to him by the
papers OF Boston, Oue Pailadiu,n pariicu yet
alter repeated siiha: mist ,kes by Their towns
men, they have Conceded that not out u the Or
dinar, cou,se events, and that the gentleman we
have diluted to, SO highly culpab Us they at
first uiged him
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BATH HOUSE.

YNIE Bath House, which has been closed
u .ome days. for the purpose Of making re-
pai S., will be rc-opcne, This DAY and Ev ming.
70 Morrow during the day. the Bath W J. he
open erciusiceiy 'or the accommodation Of tho
! dies. July l8.
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W sHINGTON LODGE LOTTERY,

IJ7OR the erection ola Masonic Hall, and
a the encourag cement of a Free School,
Paine & Burgess, Agents for the Managers.
To be drawn in Providence, on Thursday, 9Th
day Of August, 1927. 80 No. tcnery Pcrmu-
tation. ballots drawn.
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TER.fS.

For whole tickets and shares, Scheme price,
for approved paper, payable fif, cen days after
drawing, or at retail, two dollars. Orders for
Tickets, on the above terms, will meet with
immediate attention, if addressed TO
PAINE & BURGESS,
July 81 Agent for the Managers
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CLEARED.

VLEANEU,
Srhr Betsey & Eliza, Baxter, Buston-by Dyers
& Manon
Soop Samuel Slater, Chapman, Baltmore-by p.
II ID. Rhodes.
u. l.. soop Mary, Bennett, New York-by Potter
y Eddy.
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HIGH AS 90!!! ,

n ENOVAL. JsNKs' Metal Sash Manu-
IL u factory, &c. isnow At No. 30, Wes'min-
'ter street, opposite the Unversalist Chapel.
July 10. isepJw.
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18th inst. lat 10 81. lon 69 20, brig Agenora, Da-
Wis, hence for Pernambuco.
LIST, lat AZ, lon 40, ship Hazard, Chace, fr Liver
pool for this port.
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Tlckc's in The above splendid scheme may
be had for dollars; 81 50 for halves. 81 25
for quarters, and c3 cents for eights, at
CLHRK'S
n. State Lottery and Erchange Office,
July FL No 4, Union Buildings
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4 Light House is erected on Manlaucus Rock, Off
Penobsc0t Bay, coast oi Name, and will be lat up
The night o the i9th inst. There two lanterns,
one each end OF the keepers house, aud will ap
pear two distinct fixed lights, sailing coastwse nortn
easlery and southwesterly, and rs one heht NNW.
and SSE. /. iLSLEY, Superint, ndcHf.
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s- CADET sPTE
sssfssssst4 MARINE LIST. 49,

Full Sea-This day, Oh 6m. Sunday, Oh. 53n.
Nj pnday, III. l0m. Tuesday, sh. 26m.
subtetnG - the OF htsh water al Newport
adding maults the ne OF igh water nj Boston
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Gc;eOrders in any Of the above Lotteries
will meet with the most prompt attention, if
to j. l.. CLARK,
June 81. Providence
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r. l. WEST BAPTIST SOCIETY LOTTERY,

As!I!NGT1N LODGE LOTTERY,
EIDR the erection of "A Masonic Hall, and
"a the encourage OF Free School,
draws in this town Oil the Sth of August next.
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NEXT WEDNESDAY,
n MON Canal Lottery, 30th class, new
v series, to be drawn on Wednesday next
a few chances may be obtained if applied for
immediately,
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Ph,ndelphio Package SoIs of of.H.sfERIC.Av
WOOLLEN GOODSby r.. F. ALLEN& g.
Co. successors to Comfy & TEvIs.
On IVED.NESD.a .MOR.NT.VG, Isf of
Augnst nert, at 10 o'clock,
AT 73, Market sfreet-3O0 packages Of
American WoolIen Goods, consisting of super
fine, fine and common Broadclohs; hlue, black
and mixed Casslmcres; Sattnets: Tlanneis; =
Bookings, Blankets, Kcrseys, Lnsevs, &c.
&c Catalogues will be ready one dey previous
to sale. epistJ 20 Juv ~
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GRAND STATE LOTTERY.

NO. i5, for the encouragement ofDomestic
y Industry, to be drawn IN Providence,
August, 1927.
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I1"A special weekly meeting of I. II. I. A
D. f. A. o. F. will be held at their Hall
THIS EVENING, at clock.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY MARTIN sr0DpARb.

COPARTNERSHIP.
ICH.4RD f. .1LLE.N & WILLIAM
~ FOL WELL, Jr. have entered into CO.
partnership as Auctioneers and Commission
Merchants. in Philadelphia, under the firm OF
X. + ALL N q co. have succeeded the
late firm of Comfy + 2'eris, at their Store,
No. 73, Markct-street. They would solicit a
share of hat patronage which has been SO hb-
orally awarded TO their predecessors.
Liberal advances made in cnsh on cons:gn-
menis. II. +. ALLEN 4 co,
PREFERENCES.
Whhwe'l, Pond & Co.
John {. Brown, "'s'
G. c'Sesi osH4issssG hi".sa's { Co. Co. .vs~ ys'A
Edward Crow, Da""'0'e'
san1 Archer,>
Benz. Tevis,
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THE CASKET

lie S.ASh
FENHE July Number of the Philadelphia
4 Ctsket is received and ready for dele
10 subscribers. SMITH S PARMENTER.
July 2l.
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JUST PUBLISHED

POWDER MILL TURNPIKE CORPORA
TiON.
A FEW Shares in rho above capital con-
"A cern, may be obtained if applied for i'm
mediately of J. l.. CLARK,
Stock and Exchange Broker, No. 4, Union
July ~. Buildings.
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NEXT WEDNESDAY.

VaNIIE popular Un.on Canal Lottery draws
l. in Phladelph Highest prize SIS 900.
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July 81.
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lro BE Continued
conqueror'

POLITICAL CoNsIsTENcY.--The editor of
the Microcosm, which paper is the only one
in Rhode-Island, that opposes the National
Administration, in his last paper, has endeav-
cured TO appear little consistent, and in the
following paragraph, avows that his paper will
hereafter pursue the same course Of conduct,
which has heretofore been its government, and
guide.
So long as the paper continues to be con-
ducfcd by its present editor, it will maintain
the same political course in national politics.
In the politics Of the State, it will endeavour
to support the best men without regard to
party names or personal uredilection or partial
tiles"
We are glad to find that our friend promises
so openly, as we are solicitous to ascertain
precisely what track he intends to steer. We
copy the above, simply to preserve it, as a
matter worthy Of record.
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"SPEcIMENs OF THE CoRREcT.'-The
editor of Doctor Chambers American and
Monsieur Loiscau's Gazette" day or two
since, made visit TO Boston, and as he saw
many remarkable things whilst absent, wher
he returned, he set them ali down, plastcreG
them on the face Of his paper, and then gave
them to the public for their especial edfcation
1t appears from his own account, that he saw
Mr. Speaker Jarvis, Of the Massa chusetts Ls.
gslature, ard as he considered himself bound
to give correct description of gentleman oi
so much cminence, he described him in the
following very neat and classical manner:
"Mr. Jarvis is a man of a very plain appear.
ance, and face indicative rather Of good hu.
mour than genius.''
According to the writer, Mr.. Jarvis is face
all face, "and nothing" but a face. What al
astonishing Jace;-six feet long, and twelve
inches broad-good heavens he must look
worse than Sancho Panza's man, who wore Q
paste-board nose.
Sometime since, the same writer told us thai
Mr. Adams was nose. He describes things
with wonderful facility, and deserves the Joys O.
Immortality.