ROCKLAND QUARRY.
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AMES THOM respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the Quarry formerly belonging Mir Richard Coe
IN Carkstown. Hockland where and glass msnufac
turs can be Furnished with stone for building their furnaces
lie IN the above line being used from the quarry
OF seventy years Likewise furnished the rough
IN nsed state OF finer quality and equal color than
any other now and twenty cent cheaper than any
other stone used IN the city OF New York Architects and
builders can have an opportunity Of ntrodp stone
rents aud onamentug them with this cheaper
beg easy cut ana hardens by and proof against ire
or frost Any individual can have opportunity Of seeing the
same kind OF stone built in farm houses the vicinity OF the
quarry aud now IN sound after being exposed 10 the
weather ninety years Orders received quarry
at Mr. William Youngs stone OF Barrow aud Wash
Ington streets, New York. Oct. % 3~tre