Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-04-05
ResToN. March 90.
THE SEASON.

OEhCON. ss5
"Now nature, TO her Maker mandate frpe
CalsSpring' simpartial heralds to the view
Yesterday the weather was mostdel;ghtful.
we were famed by a grateful vernal breeze.
ana the streets were crowded with church,
gong people enjoying the balmy air; and
vending their way to, or returning from our
numerous houses Of public worship This
March day would strongly contrast with one
in March. 1886, mentioned in the Annals
of Massachusetts, when ship, arriving in
our harbor from England after a four months
Passage found the harbor frozen up, and
the passengers left the ship below and walked
to Boston IN the ice.
D5gereace Of Criniaality.-The editor Of
the Worcester Egis, who is as much ena-
inored oil his "Joe Mahton," as ever the con.
templative and enthusiastic Walton was IF
his HES and his fishing rod. has brought in =
OH which has had a first reading, for the pro-
lection Of robbins, blue birds, & such ..smau
game" He writes, like true Sportsman
con aasore; but we do not distinctly understand
TIE comparative energy Of his appeliatiycs.
when ne says that "to shoot small bird AZ
ms season - as despicable, as it is ungenfle.
h'enity TO shoot one sitting at any time"
boston Transcript.
NAVAL The United States Ship vincen.
hes' Iapf oausr'ck, and schooner Grari-
p"s, Lieut. CON- Fatnal, from Pensacola
previous to 10Th inst the former from Jamai-
ca, the g. for Vera Cruz.
II has been remarked in Bohemia that
TIE animal kingdom has suffered great NOR
s.a.sY since The prevalence of the cholera Is
mat quarter vast ::..a:i,ess OF FISH and bares.
IN particular. have been found dead. and
these species have consequently been banish.
ed from all Bohemian tables.
.'aa'rat History 1t is pleasant to observe
that there is growing up in the United States
taste for this delightful study. We have
seen almost daily, companies o: ladies and
gentlemen throngng the Congressional IL
brary room, gazing upon the splendid pub-
hcations devoted to Natural history, and de-
scripi'on Of beasts, birds, fishes and creeping
things among which the works of Wilson.
Dohhparte, and Audubon fare conspicuous.
we have now before US several numbers Of
The cabinet OF Natural History, and A.
heflcah hura! Sports, with Illustrations by
,ur fellow c,tizeas J s. Il. Doughty. which
are well calculated to gratify the reader. and
those who take pleasure in rural
ports. The illustrations, independently of
he text, are worth the price, being well de-
heated and faithfully colored National
ateiLgeacer.
Old and .Nt,o Style.--Since the com.
nencen'ent of the present century, the diff.
erence between tie old aud new st,le /.
we've days, another day In addition 10 the
'ror eleven having been thrown out 10 tho
ear 1900, by assigning 10 February only
3 days, This loss of day to the whole
ivih<ed world was scarcely remarked at tho
inc.
Among the present visitors TO The seat of
'oVetnn'ent, is General SANrANuER, dis
o suished citizen Of The Republic Of Column
"a, who, during ihe life OF BoI.var, filed se-
eral important offices in that State.
4 younger son ofLueien BonaParfe has come
ihis country, on visit TO his Uncle
cunt De StTeiillers.
Original .Rascdo;e The Poltl; nd A ser.
ser says,-When lie report feacl ed b uns4
,ck COLLEGE. chat the Cholera was in Fo2-
am. st'acEt in The Freshman eli; IS 1ser.
q that Ne knew 'the Cholera would {
re. bat he hoped lac should be- a Sem
hen II arrived, as he understood il only at.
cked the Io,nes classes
Amherst Collese. IN Mas. cbuse Is, bas
sde 40 appeal 10 ITS tan for $4,000;