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Newspaper Page TextTliE MUSEUM. ’ - r —* ; “ rOH Tllfi MUSEUM. TO A—. Thy friendly <are is l03t; would’st hope to Lush The wild winds moan, or the tumultuous rush Os ocean’s billows, where the whirlwind raves ? The spirit of the storm who rides the waves, Thou’dst sooner lull to calm and placid rest, Than soothe ihc raging tempest of my breast. But haply, thou may’st deem my sorrow;, light, That Fancy’s pencil gives them hues of night. 1 deem Love’s rosy wreath was never twin’d Around thy heart—the flowers and thorns com bin’d- 1 When Fate’s rude hand perfected thy despair, Jly blighting ev’ry rose—the thorns left rankling there! Vcrchance thou’st never ga2’d upon a brow, ‘the seat of beauty once —aye once— but now • Clad in a paleness of unearthly lute; Verchance thou’st never watch’d the gathering dew •Os death upon it—and the eye once bright With Love’s ethereal, pure and heavenly light, Glaa’dby the coming of an endless night! l’ercliatice it never happen’d yet to thee, To feel the grasp of parting agony ; To watch the spirit in its casket swell ’Till freed for aye, with that wild word—Fare well !, All this I’ve felt—and dost thou marvel now At the untimely furrow's on my brow ? Or that I’m hopeless ? joy can e’er illume The heart that’* broken ?—No—this side the tomb. I cannot sec a single'ray of light To gild my passage—welcome then its night. YORICti. FltOM TUB PKBCr ANKKDOTE*. BANISHMENT. In the inland of Seriphus, no man was of old ever put to dea* h,however great, the crime might be which ‘he committed. In the opinion of the people, the severest punishment which could possibly be inflicted, was to banish them forever from their native soil; and such accordingly was their highest penal enactment. The love of country is generally stronger a mong islanders than with the inhabitants of con tinental countries; and Itenc • the opposite- poli cy of the Emperor Claudius, who made it ‘(: of his heaviest punishments to prohibit persons from stirring beyond the compass of three miles from the city of Rome. Dr. Moore mentions an instance of a yo -,ng and noble Venetian, who whs banished vo the isle of Ctpidia, and who, in hopes of seeing aga n t’ e walls of his native c-'untn,of cinbi cing gam his friends and family,comtmtteda new crinn which he knew to be capital, in order that lie might be j recalled to Venice, to take If s, trial, and die on the scatt’old. JUDICIAL INTEGRITY. A country gentleman once sent a present of a buck to Judge Hales, before whom iie had a cause ( oniuig on for triaj. The cause being cal led, and the judge taking notice of the mune,i>sk- C<l, “ If he was not the person who had present ed turn with a buck f” Finding that lie was the same, the judge told liim, “ lie could not suffer the trial to go on till; lie had paio him for his buck.” The gentleman answered, I hat he never sold his veins t, and that lie had done no more to his lordship than what lie had always done to even judgi who came that circuit.”— Several gentlemen on the bench bore testimony to the truth of this statement; but nothing would induce the judge to give way j lie persisted in refusing to allow the trial to proceed till he had’ jiaid for the venison. The gentleman on this, somewhat indignant, withdrew thi record, say ing, “ he would not try his cause before a judge wlir suspected him to be guilty of bribt ry by a customary civility.” A nobie comes.! between judicial integrity on one side, ami honorable hos pitality on the other!—a contest eminently char acteristic of the English judge and English gen tleman. PETER THE GREAT. There was at Moscow a very learned counsel lor in the law, whose reputation reaching 1 the ers of Peter the Creat, he raised him to the rank of Chief Judge, or Governor of the Pro.- ince of Novogorod. On appointing him to this office, his majesty declared to him in the most formal manner, that he had as much confidence in his integrity as in his skill, in settling disputes, impartially ; and that he trusted he would con tinue to distribute justice in a disinterested, man ner throughout the extent of his jurisdiction. The new judge faithfully discharged Mo duties for some time ; hut after few years had elapsed it was publicly reported that he received pres ents; that he perverted die laws and committed flagrant acts of injustice. Peter, who fiat'ered himself that he had not been deceived in his choice,-considered it at first a calumny ; on making the necessary . nquiry, found that 1 the judge, upright as he had thought him, was no longer so; hut that, corruptcu jv presents, be ’ had more than oijce made a trade of justice. The monarch determined on questioning the judge, who confessed that he had suffered hi in to be seduced by bribes in several affairs ,üb mihed to his judgement, and that he had pro-! nour.red sentence contrary to law. On being! rep-cached by the king, he p’eaded the lowness! of his salary, which would not enable him to; provide any thing for his wife and children, or permit him to live in a condition suitable to the rank to which he had been raised. *‘How much then,” said thb Czar, “would it require to put yt‘U’ above the necessity of receiving presents, and making a trade of justice ?” “Twice the in come l eiyoy at present,” answered the judge. “Will that be sufficient,** said the Czar, “to ena ble you to discharge the dnti.es of your office With fidelity ?” Tlie judge declared it would, an.l idadged himself to future good conduct,- “Well, theil,” said the Czar, “1 pardon yon for this time : vou sha:. enjoy double your present salary, and I will add to it half as much more, on coiicliUon that you keep your word.” Flic governor, transported with joy, fell at the feet iff his sovereign to return his thanks. Itis conduct for more than a year was conformable to the wishes of the Czar, and he adtniuistei ed jus tice faithfully; but fancying at last iliat the mon arch h'd long ceased from w utching his conduct Yc began to take presents again, ...id t'o commit ’ acts of Oppression and injustice. The Czar being 1 in’ urn.. l1 ’ C.fit, tin? judge wrs tried and found’ fy : a message from the sovereign was sent! | t,i im, intimating that as he had not kept his; v„ I, th* 1 p nee was under the jiecessityjopj | kcep.wg vs’; and th* corrupt judge was accor. 1 1 dingly hanged . ■ Just Opened, At PETER DJSEGE’s LONDON WAREHOUSE Three iloor* south of the City Hotel, FOURTEEN trunks of the must fashionable blue, black, drab, parson’s grey, corona tion and slate colored cassimere Pantaloons — some of which are extra sizes 5 do blue, black and buff cassimere and cloth Waistcoats 4 do Toilinet, Marseilles and silk do. Anew supply Linen and Cotton Shirts 2 cases Merino Shirts and Drawers 14 bales real Tartan Plaid Cloaks, from 10 to gl6, extra sizes 10 do blue and black Coats, and upwards 4 do fine and extra fine Surtout Frock Coats and Waterloos 2 trunks best quality half Hose, 3 pair for 31 Ladies Silk Stockings, ftl 50 Gentlemens rib’d Silk Stockings, &2 ALSO, 10 cases gentlemens Elastic weter-proof broad and narrow brim HATS, §8 Imitation Beavers, {s^ 4 eases best quality silk Umbrella 9 1 trunk Wellington Boots, $4. feb 22 45 N. E. Rum, landing from Schooner General Hawes, 50 .bblsN E Rum—For sale by feby c 34 TAI L’ Sc 31 BI.I'.YS. s A small Box Stove, For sale by THUS. LONG WORTH, feb 5 Johnston'* ttjuar. Wanted to hire. Ta COOK; and also a BOY to wail in a bouse. AJt Apply at this office. 34c Just Received. 10 puncheons Jamaica bum, imported direct 25 hhds N K Itum, und SO bblsdo 20 qr casks Malaga Wine 30 bags Coflee —50 boxes Soap 50 boxes Candles—l 2 chests Hyson Tea IC‘O do Windsor Soap. —ALSO— -2 bales blue Plains 1 case Chvppa Romals 1 bale Broad Cloths 1 do Caasimeres. fancy colors 1 do Bordered Handkerchiefs 1 bale Russia Sheeting 1 do Virginia Kerseymeres For sale on accommodating terms, bv ,1. Li. HERBERT & CO. pan 21 1S Corn. 1 Jlffiß Cargo of Schr. Charles lying at Bullochs 1 U barf, —For sale bv I feb 14 38 L. H. SAGE & Cos. e. ■■■ l.ansingburgh Ale. 5 bids To. pin’s Lansing. urg Ale of a supe rior quality, landing from shi t Garonne, and for sale cheap by AUGUSTUS CORN WALL jan 30 23 For Suit*, On board Brig jlimira. Hunter's Wharf. 100 Boxes smok’d Herring 17 do Cod Fish A few half barrels No 1 Mackerel 130 pair fine Calf skin Shoes 12 do Seamans Deck Boots fvb 16 i 40 fell are Moulds, Pork, Gin Landing from ship Corsair, 3 tons Share Moulds 50 bMs prime Fork 73 do Union Gin In Store, 6u bbls prime Pork, 26 do Mess do 15 do mess Beef, 47 do prime do 20 do Loaf Sugar, 50 boxes Soap 50 boxes Candles -6' l bbls superfine Flour 39 firkins prime Goshen Butter 15 casks Shot, well assorted 40 hf bids fly market beef 8 blis Cherry Brandy 3 marble Chimney Pieces *” 161 casks Connecticut Stone Lime So kegs manufacl ui cd Tobacco elegant Gigs at F Denslers, for sale by . ian 16 C C GRISWOLD A Cos Kentucky Tobacco, 50 libels prime Kentucky Tobacco, landing from ship Union frorti N O:for sale by feb 18 K. WILLI AM Cos. Paper Hangings. AN as'.-oi tment -f elegant l’.pe a Hangings, and fine Board Paper, just r- c<jve an:i for sale i by THUS LOl\GW () .< : l, jan 15 12 Johnson square. Coals for sale. JUST landing from br , Robert-Quayle— -209 chaldrons of COALu Apply to j CU. DF.LUHAMPS, I feb 20 and *'• ‘.trot’s sol t* ; KM -> ! Fiiiglish and Classical T JORDAN respectfully proposes to the q citizens of Savannah, and its vicinity, to open a School, as soon as sufficient encourage menmiav offer tor Hie tuition of pupils, in the various branches, of Arithmetic, Reading, Wri ting, English Grammar, Geography, Latin, and Rudiments of the Greek Language, at the 101-i lowing reduced prices. * Writing, Reading, and Arithmetic $.5 perqr English Grammar, Geography, Ctc. §6 do do Latin, Greek, F.. Grammar, tic g 7 dodo, lie pledges himself that every attention shall he paid to the advancement of the murals, as well as other education of his pupils; and that hewili use his utmost endeavours to give general satis faction to those who may honour him with their patronage. As he is an entire stranger in Sa vannah, and his arrival here mere!, for tuitions, he can give no external pledges of the rectitude : of hia. churaoter, but hopes that he lias within him, what may entitle him to the good opinions o all, who become thoroughly acquainted with his principles. Those who are pleased to honour him with heir patronage, may find him at Mrs. ,Batty’s toardtug House, lohns. on’s Square. I jan 22 18|-c Grand Lodge of the State of Georgia. A GRAND Quarterly Communication of the t\. Grand Lodge, will be convened at the Grand Lodge Hail, in the city of Savannah, on Satur lay the 2nd day of.March next, at 10 o’- clock, A, M. The Grand officers, Past Grand officers and members, and the ollicers and past officers ot subordinate Lodges within the state, are here by requested to be punctual in attendance, as, in addition to the annual election of Grand Offi cers for the ensuing masonic year, other busi ness of importance to the craft, will be submit ted for consideration. By order of the M. W. G. Master, T. U. P. CHAKLI ON. JACOB DF. LA MOT FA, Grand Sec’ty. The Augusta H .aid the Millideville Journal & Louisville Sentinel ate requested to insert the above twice. Norwalk Academy. TIIE Trustee? of this Academy would beg leave to recommend it to the attention of the public. It is under the superintendence of Mr. Iliwu Olmstf.ad, a gentleman of distin guished reputation as u scholar and instructor. Stui’-ents will he instructed in the various branches of Academic Education, and every at tention will be paid to their morals. Terms from 4to &5 per quarter. Board in respectable families may be obtained at from gl 75 to $2 per w eek This Institution has been recently establish ed ; the building is new and convenient, and delightfully situated in one of the most plea-# ant and healthy villages in Connecticut. The W inter Term commences the first Monday in November—the Summer 1 erm, the first Mon day in May. Gentlemen desirous of further in formation are respectfully referred to Messrs. A. RICHARDS, Esq > ~ , FSELLECK. $ Savannah WM. LOCKWOOD, A CHAS GILDON, WM ST JOHN, B. LOCKWOOD, V Trustees . SYLV EATON, S. B Sl\ JOHN, C. BISSKLL. .Yenualk, Cotin Jon. 14, 1822. feb 19 42 IVIE subscriber tenders his services to the . putriic in the sale of Houses, Lands, Ne groes and every kind of property on commis sion He will also sell for Executors and Ad riiinistratois on the most reasonable terms, at public sales, anil discount Ins commissions in jail cases where he is justly indebted. All let ters post paid, will be duly attended to as well i as personal application, above the Auction store of W IPjtchstrasser, will be attended to with punctnality and dispatch. >eb 19 42 R LUBBOCK. Drafts on Philadelphia, At short s<gtit, for sale by JOHNSTON U iill.LS. fell K- 42 Seed Rye. 6 bbls Seed RYL—For sale by D. W. M’KENZIE. Jeb 17 c§42 * DM. FtRTH, HAS rernqvtd from York-slreet, to Col. Den nis’ luJbse in Congress-street, opposite the Merchants’ Hotel. feb 19 MAH IUS^aSTaDNk” A HHESE Paintings will remain in tne city on-! 1> a few days longer, therefore such of the J public as have not been gratified with a view of them, would do well to avail themselves of every fair day that occurs, otherwise they may indulge too much in delay. A portrait of Gen Jackson, by .Mr Vantler lyn, reputed to be a very faithful likeness, is received and added to the collection. 37 jan 13 Elegant Furniture, THE Subscriber informs his friends and the public, that he has now on hand a general assortment of the most fashionable Furniture, made in the city of New York, which he will t dispose of at reduced prices, for cash or town acceptances, Side- Hoards of various patterns Secretaries and Hook Cases Grecian Sofas Dining Tlbles Setts of and clawfeel dining Tables’ Breakfast .Tables Pillar and’claw Tables Card do Gentlemen's writing Tables & book Cases Work dix Bureaus. Wardrobes French Press with door to the end Ladies’ dressing Tables with glasses Caudle Stands Wash do 4 post malu gany Fedsteads pattent joints’ Curl’d Maple do Plain high post field do Easy Chairs Elegant fancy Chairs of various patterns Windsor do Clocks and Cases. With a general assortment of Mahogany Hoards, Plank and Veneers. Furniture of every des jeription made to order, by JOHN 11. OLDETrSHAW, On the Tiny, next door -west of t!te Citu-Hotel fob 14 d$ 38 Family Rutter § Lard, 30 firkins best Goshen Dairy Butter, which is recommended to private families & boaidiui: houses 20 firkins Lard, landing from ship Augusta and for sale by A. CORNWALL, feh 15 Coffee. 400 bags green Coffee 40 bbls do do 400 bbls No. 3 Mackerel 20 qr casks sweet Malaga Wine Landing this day from schr Caroline, at An. derson’s wharf and for sate by <eblß £ E. WILLIAMS & CO. For a few days only. FOR SALE QR WILL BE APPLIED. , THE subscriber respectfully informs the In habitants of Savannah of his arrival from N. York with that valuable article HIRUDO MJEDICINALIS, Otl THK GEVIUJYE BLOOD LEECH. The above valuable article is an excellent remedy against all inflammations in the head, eyes, &c. rheumatism, gout, old inveterate ul cers, or any local pain where blood-letting is re quired, as they can be applied so near the p.art affected, without the least danger. Apply to T. A. BANNING, At the City Hotel. feb 21 41 , Butter, Jamaica Rum, Cognac Brandy, IS LANDING FROM BliiG ADELINE, 50 firkins very superior GosbenCutter 4 hhds Jamaica Rum 3 pipes Cognac Brandy Also, in store, a general assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS, Consisting of—Plaids aod Stripes, 3-4, 7 8 and 4-4 brow nand bleached Shirlingsand Sheet ings, Berries, Ticking, Chambrays, Checks— and a few cases of Matteawan Company’s line Plaids and Stripes, Dand-jvills and Heavey all blue 1 Jerries —Together with a general assort ment of GROCERIES—For sale by TELLER ft VAN VOORUIS, A ext to the oorner Market •square, Si. Juliun-st, feb 21 d44 Fork , Berf, frsc. $ bbls Mess Pork, city inspection 198 do prime do do 14 do mess Beef 73 do prime do 22 hiuls Whiskey, 200 bbls superfine Flottr 20- casks Cheese 25 casks patent Shot, all sizes 30 bundles Hay 10 bait bbls Fly market Beef 30 bbls Union Gin 20 bbls I.nf Sugar 50 boxes Soap 50 do Candles 50 kegs first quality Tobacco 60 firkins Goshen Butter, first quality 50 kegs White Lead 33 do ground Verdigris 29 do black Paint 10’ bbls Lamp flack 4 bbi* black Varnish 2 Gigs, plated Harness,, a* Densler’s for sale by C C. GRISWOLD Ik CO. feh 21 44 JV*. 0. Flour, 500 bbls superfine F O Flour fresh frt.be mill 150 kegs Lard— apply to * feh 21 44 ‘ K WTi I\MS c ° - <- —j Boots and Shoes, , Jit Heduced Prices. THE subscriber intending to close his busi ness early in the spring, offers for sale his stock of fresh Roots and Shoes, w holesale and retail, at unusually low prices— amongst which are— -1000 pair ladies’ morocco Slippers, plain Laces, village Laces, bridle ties and broad straps, with and without heels 300 pair ladies’ superior quality black moroc co broad straps ai I Village, heel and spring heel walking Shoes 500 pair wnhien’s bi. ck roan morocco Slip. pers, of various qualities 700 pair gentlemen’s fi* “ nailed and sewed calt skin Shoes, of a superior qua ity 800 pair children’s morocco and leather Shoes and Boots, thick and thin Soles ALSO, Ladies’ prunello and amask satin Shoes White a.id colored kid do Gentlemen’s fine Wash-- gt >n Roots and dan cing Pumps Men’s good strong lined and bound Shoes Negroes’ thick HrOgand and coarse Shoes flops’ fine Siloes, nailed and sewed Misses’ black and colored morocco and leath er thick and thin sole Shoes Day i* .‘a in’s Paste blanking. Sic. &c. ■QJJ'Uoiiiitrv dealers will find it to their tid vsntagt to call JAMES ADAMS, South side Ohi .Mat led Square. . f.-b 21 -.4 Prime Green t offee &c. To bag 1 , Havana gree<- ~jffe e 10 bb s prime Sugars Landr p; from ship Clio—and for sale by feb 21 44 K. *A ILL!AM*-ft. Cos. Blitter, Chocolate , &c. 10 Firkins fresh Goshen Rutter 5 boxes Chocolate Baker , brand No. 1 said to be of a very superior quality 4 boxes do Dophams Brand No 1 2 boxes Catsup 3 do Mustard 3 h ‘if barrels Mutton Hams 2 barrels Connecticut mess Shad. Landing from the Ship Corsair, and for sa elow if taken from the Wharf. AUGUSTUS CORNWALL, jan 18 15 Dry Goods. - i ‘|IHE subscriber lias just received from New l York, per ship Augusta and other late ar rivals, a large supply of Staple and Fancy Goods well worth The attention of city and country merchants, will be sold at reduced prices for cash—viz: Super blue, black, and drab Cloths do do do do Cassimcres do 4-4 Irish Linen in half pieces do damask Table Cloths, from 8-4 to 10-22 LACE GOODS. An assortment of English and French black & white Silk Lace Shawls Do do do Veils Do do silk Hose 4-4.5-4, 6-4, 7-4 and 8-4 rich Silk Shawls - —AU*y>— Super black Nankin Crapes Black silk Florentine Blaek and mixt Canton Camblets, for gentle men’s summer wear B'ack India Sarsneta Botnbszmes —AISO A complete assortment of Domestic Goods, viz; V. S. and white Sheetings Do do Shirtings Cliecks, Plaids, He. —For sale by F. L. SHAY, feb 19 42 .Vo. 7, Commerce Rost. For (’harlesion, The regular packet stoop hyp;.,.., Nf a. A> Hammett, master, will meet v.u ,'j‘ paicu. For freight or passage, having t '~’ |or accommodations, apply to the u,as, u .’ boatdat Exchange wharf, or to ‘ ‘ ol ’ feb 22 c 4 > ISAAC CORpy tor New-York, The fasL sailing sc.hr. CHahiv, Chase, master, will meet wjy , ■ patch. For freight or passage Apply 0 n at iiutlccb’s whl or to 1 3 a *** L. H. SAGE A r feb 22 45 For Sale. The fast-sailing sloop MARION* ’ Jagigithen <SU tons, low deck, is well cairn „ ted for the inland .trade, being of an U * draught of water, and stows a large cargo* r’ her sile. She is well found and can be sen* T sea w ithout expense. For terms, which uhi he accommodating, apply to th- master .. board at Mongin’s wharf, or to ” ur ‘ feb 20 c ISAAC COflßv bar London. TIIE fast sailing Ship Packet | t SiiML Hoggs, master, having the p r ’ lnci jiart ol her Cargo ready to go on Board A,, meet quick despatch, for freight of tf’ e - mainder or passage having handsomeaccomml datiofls—Apply on board at Taylors Wharf ~ to C. C. GRISWOLD J J -feb 20 45 tO For New-York, Mfr n .V 6 rH* br,( f BF.LVIDKRF., cant Richards, w ill sail with ah possible dis’ patch, having part of her cargo encaged fv freight of the remainderor passage, apnlv m feb S Q 43 UtJHAMKL * For Jioston. ’ The packet brig ALMIRA, T Atwood i i&M* master. For freight of5J bales or ton apply to, S. U. PALKMAN W ho has for sale 100 bbls X E Rum, 2uo do Rye Whiskev 26 do Sugar, 2 hhds .Mutton slams 10 do Milton Crackers 10 pipes Schiedoin tiin, Chatliams earn 7 bbls Hubringers American Gin 14 bags Almonds 30 boxes fresh Muscatel Raisins feb 19 42 c For JSTeic-York , J&fb The ship UNION, Capt. Cole, will NPtMt meet with despatch- For freight o passage apply to K. WILLIAMS* Cos ‘ feb 19 42 Fo'r Liverpool , jpfw The superior coppered ship HIT*. SSJLIr CHER, R. J. Potter, master. For freight of 400 bales cotton, or passage, having spacious accommodations, apply to Gapt. IV ”n hoard, at Jones’ lower w harf, or to teb 18 ni 41 A. RICHARDS. For Amsterdam, ~~ Jpfß The fine substantial brig LEONIDAS, Capt Lord, has commenced loading, aiKt vvdl have quick despatch. For freight of 150 casks rice or 100 bales cotton, on which liberal advances will be made for the consign, m Amsterdam, apply to lI7L , „ K - WILLIAMS & CO. Wny nave for sale— -50 tons futons Ballast , landing from stiiil bri S‘ feb 18 For New-York, The regular fast sailing packet ship SEsA? AbGUSTa, D. Wood, master, will have immediate deXpstch, having part of he freight engaged. For the residue or passage, having superior accommodations, apply to cupi’ min W. on board at Jones’ upper wharf, orto ff l > 13 HALL & HOVr. For Liverpool, 1 Tb copper fastened brig CHAT. uhSkvSe HAM, Robert Harding, master, has commenced loading and will be despatched without delay. For freigh” applvto the master ot t 0 9 B I’ARKM.VN. feh 14. d3B For Liverpool, 200 bags Cotton are wanted to fill up the fine coppered ship COMMERCE Capt. Gardner, for Liverpool, to sail soon Ap ply to fob 9 . 34 JOHN LATHROP & CO. ‘ For Philadelphia. The fine coppered brig JUNIUS, Capt. Dunton, for freight or passage, apply to the Capt. on board at Jones’ lower wharf, or to CUMMING & GWATHMKY. Who have for sale landing fr. said ves®tl 70 kegs prime (leaf) Lard 30 boxes mould Candles 100 do Windsor Soap 60 hf. bbls patent Crackers 50 bbls white Beans , 22 doz Chairs assorted 2 cases gentlemen’s Chip Hats 50 boxes Codfish feb 15 c 39 For Providence R L THE regular Packet Schr. Genera*. ! Hawes, J. Paine master, w ill sail on the loili iust. for freight or Passage —Apply to S. MAN TON*. Rices Wharf. Who has for Sale Landing from said Schoon- j er. 50 Barrels Masons Best Rye Gin J 20 do Ale 30,000 Spanish Segars 20 Boxes Mould Candles 5 Casks Cheese. feb 8 33 - j ‘ 03* The Capt and Consign j ee of the brig Ardent, will not be accountable for any debts the crewfmay contract. feh 19 4 ... Lamp Oil, THE Subscriber has received from Sami. R’ ‘■ man’s OIL Manufactory New Bedford, a fresh supply of his best Spermacetti Oil, ot quality equal to any ever sold in this city. * Oil is warranted to burn until it is exhaus.ci • needs no snuffing or picking up, and procuces nomore smoke"than candles, and is by actual ex pdriment as cheap as candles at ten cents pe. pound—for sale wholesale and retail by feb 2S 4-5 AUGUSTUS COttNWAlft