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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-03-15

$3.50 From Harrsonburg by Copenhagen, Co.
lumbia and Caldwell to Monroe, rs miles and back,
once q week
Leave Harrisonburg every Wednesday at m,
arrive at Monroe next day by6Pm
Leave Monroe every Friday at q m, arrive at
Harrisonburg next day by m
1891 From Grand Gulf by New Carthage and
Richmond to Milligan's Bend, 83 miles and back,
once = week
Leave Grand Gulf every Tuesday at S m, arrive
ut Milligan's Bend next day by pm
Leave Milligan's Bend every Thursday at S m,
arrive at Grand Calf next day by Bpm
1892 From New Carthage to Warrenton, 20 miles
and back, once week
Leave Now Carthage every Thursday at m
arrive at Warrenton same day by IL m
Leave Warrenton every Thursday at m, ar
rive at New Carthage same day by SPIN
$3.50 From Monroe by Mount Aerial, Colvins,
Ouay. Russellville, Mount Lebanon and Mindcn to
Overton, "a miles and ck, once week
Loave Monroe every Saturday at a m, arrive at
Overton every Monday BY IL m
Leave Overton every Monday at m, arrive at
Monroe every Wednesday by SPIN
1894 From Monroe by Enterprise to Farmers
vile, 80 miles and back, once week
Leave Monroe every Friday at m, arrive at
Farmersville same days by 6pm
Leave FMmersville every Saturday at 6 m, ar
rive ut Monroe same days by 6pm
SPECIAL
Proposals for supplying the following Offices at
. sum to be named, and subject to the condition Of
beng limited to the net proceeds Of the Office, are
invited:
n.l;ze to be supplied from New Orleans, los
.;Ise "a hsck, twice . week in steamboats,.
BAYOU Rouge Prairie from BayoS Rouge, 10 miles
and back, once week.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

SECRETARY SPENcER.-An iDtimatior
is thrown out in the New York Express
that q very Interesting correspondence
will shortly see the light between the Wing
State Central Committee and Gov. Sew
ard. touching the views entertained al
Albany by Mr.. Spencer aud his former
friends. on his becoming a member Of III t
Cabinet at Washington. We do not see
the necessity Of any further developc'
ments in the case to prove the political
twistings Of John c. Spencer, a man who
has, within very few years, attached
himself,o al psrties, and in turn deserted
them ell. Let him alone-he 10 Il wor-
thy coadjutor Of the man whom he now
serves.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

MASSACHUSETTS AwAKE.-The Boston
Atlas Of Wednesday, after review oil
the condition ofthe Wing party in tina,
State, thus encourages US as to the pros
pect in the coming election:
awe say to our Wing friends every
where that they may rely upon 1t that
old Massachusetts will maintain her
ground as Wing State. The disap-
poin,m"nts attending unexpected defeats
IN other States may have somewhat damp
ed the srdor Of portion of those who
stand in the Wing rsnks--the detection
and dsser,;on Of the cause by those who
had aboreJ with US in the heat Of the
battle, may have struck some Of our par.
" mute with ampzemenl but all these
unpropi,ious occurrences will strengthen
the faith of the grea, body Of the party,
and infusc in them more determined
spri, to maintain the integrity OF the
Slate.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

DsMssAL FRoA OFFtcE. Another batch Of Gus
tom House Officers received nutics this morning
that their services were no longer needed This
/ believe embraces slmo.t all Of the inspectors
wa,chmen &C., mt p,evou'ly dismissed. that 10
manned Of tho officers of the port of Philadelphia
The question was ire quently asked during the lat
part Of the time that M Roberts held the Office
liz there = responsible man in the city that vii
accept the Office and do the biddiugs Of John Ty
Ixri The question has been answered.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
From The PhikadeIphia u. s. Gazette.

Mr., +. MAHAs, No. 2l5 Chestnut street, Phi!a
delphia, has issued splendid Gard OF Fashions foI
genlemen's and ladies' dresses for The season. Il
is fine specimen of the art Of drawing, and the
plan Of dressing, and will add to the credit which
Mr.. NJ. has so long enjoyed in hi, peculiar line.
Mr.. Mshan publishes also. a letter press work
with bis large sheet of figures. We notice thai
there is one "Clay Coat" in the list, which, We
hope, will become fashionable. We ought to ss,
that Mr.. NJ. j. authority here in these matters.
Nov 10
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
Who Is Rtcui--Maior Noah replies t

WHO is Rrcui--Msjor Noah replies t.
this question thus:
Ho is to be considered rich who is on
Of debt and supports his family comfort
ably. and credltably by his occupation
lie is actually rich who owes Loihing anc
is worth $40, 900; hen very rich who, free
from debi, rs worth 500 600; and he is
dangerously rich who is worth million,
and is not prudent man. The posses
sion OF no money is inconvenient, aud too
much is burdensome. Conten,m,nt IS
riches. BE satisfied, be contente1--our
lot NAV be worse.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
TIE MARKETS.
o,stek OF rsg BALTIsoRE AaERicAE,
Nnrsruher1 1870


r.@rrt -Abooi COO head OF Beef Cattle WEIR
.a-af., al. a, the SALE. this morning, and 400
IA !, office. tsnsins from 81 37f TO 25 per 100
q. m ire hoof, wt,eh Is eqaai 70 ~ IS So
T., Me.t Of The sales were made however at a.
bout s. so.
FLoUa-There Is very little demasd for How
,,d steer Floor. and bot few Transactions taxi
og place. We note sale to day q, 81 for good
.tsnjs,d brands. and another at 81 064 We
ouote at 81 4 06 from stores and at 50 81 from
wagons.
WHEAT.-Whe continues scarce and wanted.
rhe limited receipts selI st 80 IS cents. for gond
TO strictly prime Md. reds, and inferior at 50
IS cents, rs in quality. PeHn.s lvsnia red, rot
prime. va, made to-day at 81 cents
CoRs Sales Of Mary snd white Corn to day at
~ cent. ard &c yellow At a. 10 cents Sales Of
aew suitable for shipping, at 40 cents.
OAr,-Oiis worth 81 cenisfor Md ssle,-
WHIsKEY.-S4les OF hhds which scarce, At
29 cents. ami Of bnrei+ At 22i % cents. The
wagon price Of Ibis. is 30 cents exclusive Of the
hsrrpl.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
ADVERTISING MEMORANDA.

trust sale on Monday next the i4th inst, be-
fore tho Court House door in MaItinsburg, oi
Negroes, Farming Implements, &c, by +. ]. Lee
and Tho. Brown, Trustees.
Trust sale on Saturday next. l2th inst, before
r T. Hedges tavern, in Hedgessile. of Horses
Household Furniture &c, by Harrison Waite
Trustee.
Public sale on Monday next (Court doy,) in this
place, Of a valuable track Of Land called = Whit.
ing neck, - in Berkeley courfy. by F. IL Whiting.
Comms'oner's sale by Edmund Peudeton. on
Monday next. 18th inst. (being Court day. before
The Cum HOUSE door. Of tract Of vtlnahIe land
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

A NIcE You've LADY.-A young lady
IN Memphis, Tenn, crltIclsine gentle
mems modes Of dress and fashions, saws
"Moustaches are never worn by men OF
ordinary sense. Foppish fellows alone
carry canes. Rings, chains and breast,
pins Of gold, never yet capt'Sa'ed a wo
man Of common intellect. Gentlemer
who exhbi, on their hair evidence of mucf
labor a, the toilet, are no, held IN h'gn es
,imation by the rejecting portion OF 'h'
female SEX" That's a sensible girl
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

Although the corn crop has sgnally
failed in the pork sections Of Virginia and
N. Carolina, u bountiIul Providence has
made amends by the abundance Of the
mast, which is said to be greater than
has ever been known. We can thus
have pork as plenty aud MS cheap as usu
al; while the scnnty supply of corn will
be spared 10 supply us with bread, with
gu, being diminished TO feed the swine
AorfoM Her.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
TuE ISpIAy. Locorocos.--Our rea-

The INDIANA Locorocos.- Our rea-
ders will remember the circumstance stat
ed in our last, OF Inc presentation Of a pc.
tition to Mr.. CLAY, gotten up BY some
Locofocos in Indiana, praying for the lib
Grafton Of his slaves. The individual who
presented il, was fellow by the name Of
MendenhaH Upon his return TO bis
brother's house, where he was staying
in Richmond, after the scene described 10
our last, ard the exeoflatloa he receiVeo
at the hands Of Mr.. Clay, he was met oy
his broihe-, who thus ADDRESSED MN
wei, SIR, says he, "you hare done /;
you hare disgroced yourself, your name,
your fanily. your STATE, your country, am
human nature" 81 suppose, then NJ
corrupted the fallow addressed, you are
tired oil me and do not wish me 10 remain
longer at your house, "Why. sir" was
the response, "you are here under my
roof. and however disgraceful may have
been your conduct, will not be guilty of
the inhuman conduct, Of turning you out
of doors; but il you feel any disposition
10 20, you have my iuIl permission, and
when you once leave, never wish to see
your face again. Such were the feel
irgs Which such conduct excited, even in
q brothers bosom. Lexington InieH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

Hon. Samuel &. Crafts has been elect.
ed, by the Vernon; Legislature, TO be a
Senator oftEe United States On which
capacity he has already served by Exec.
utIve sPpolurmen,) Coz the remainder OF
the time Of Judge Prealiss, resigned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

Monroe Edwards has been conveyed
90 Sing Sing Prison, where, says an ex
change paper, ii is pr, sumed he will b.
set to woIk ut carpet weaving. Why
not set hiGl to work at the iron business
he has shewa himself so expert al Tor
ging.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

Mr.. WEBsrna. Those who have an
ticpated speech from Mr.. Webster prl
or TO the election in New York, which
takes place next week, will be dsaPponi
ed. The hope Of som, ofthe Loco Focos
and less scrupulous OF the supporters o
the administration, was that Mr.. Webster
would lend his aid to defeat the Wing
candidates here by at least defence oI
Mr.. Tyler, aud all who support him here
and his supporters being now almost ex'
clusively among the Loco Focos, II was
hoped that some capital would be made
at his speech for party purposes. They
are justly disappointed and seasonably
too.
This friends Of Mr.. Webster in Boston
anticipate that he viii speedily leave the
Cabinet, and jealous defender OF his,
through the Boston Courier, in.erprets
the recent movements OF Mr.. Gushing, Il,
proof positive ofthe fact.-N. Y. EIp.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

TINE is MONEY" SO FRANKLIN oo'
served.-t is very truro, and some peO-
pie take plenty OF !, to pay ''eH ae0's'--
". D. Pie.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
DIED.

In hi. place IN Thursday last, Mrs. DEBORAH
MoRnow, after short but painful illness, aged a.
bout 80 years.
On the 3ist ultimo, Mr.. WrLti4a RoBERrs
of jefferson county, aged "a years, months and
4 DAYS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
SCHOOL. FANCY AND OTHER
hooks, &C.

SM'IHs Geography Comley'- Spelling Bnokj
~ United States Reader No. |. , and 3, pke's
Arithmefic, W.b-,e,'- Spelling Book.
FANCY Friendships Offering. The Gem. La.
dy'- Book Fiora's Lexicon. The Violet. Albums.
RELIGIOUS. Bibles, superior binding, com.
mon Prayer Books, Hymn Baoka. &c
OTTER BOOKS. Parirv's Books. Science Of
Com. Things Moore's Melodies, Miss Landon's
Poem, Almanacs.
VARIETY GOODS. &C. Silver Srec,seles
common ditto, SILVER Pencil Cases, Silver solid
rhmbr. silver Shields, Beads, small sud large,
Penknives "f the bes, kind, Rogers ard card Seis.
sor., Snuff Boxes, Hair brushes, Cologne Water.
various kind. Of Narch Guards Water colored
Paints Silk Purses, Toys for children, Flutes, Sc
&c with great variety of other articles, which
will be sold on pleasing terms by
WIN DORSEY.
October 90 Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
0eutlattlI.
James DuHssnfOOr,
Late from Phiiadeiphia.

ESFECItULLY infnr rms the cizrns of Mar
Ea insbury and the public generally, that he
has taken u room at Mr.. Kruesrn's hote', where
viii perform all operations upon the TEETH.
hose no desire artificial teeth inserted. either on
plate or pivot and all others interested.
pecifully invited to call. and consult him at his
room.
November 10 lG4o-3t@
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
MA II RE D.

n,he 10Th int by the Rev. Mr.. Glheen, Mr..
SAMUEL p HEssHAv, ct thi- county, TO Miss w.
80 AZ HuxstcRFR Of Jefferson.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
Samue, Rgg., Samuel g. Wym.n &c. d.h'.
IN CHANCERY.

VHvBIs cause came on To be heard this 4Ib day
Il 81 October, 1912, upon the bill. answers o.
the defeneants Riggs, W,nsn Crawford. ana
the exhibit filed, service Of process acknowledges
by defendant Henshaw and order OF publication
duly taken out and published according TO law, a.
gainst the absent defendant Isaac 5. Lauck' snd
was agreed by counsel 10 consideration WHEREOF
the Court concurring 10 the views OF the trustees,
~ set forth in their BILL that II u not exIedept %
PROPER for them, under the circumstances Of thfs
trns,, 10 make distribution amongst the general
creditors without the authority snd intervention OF
nh. court--doh adindee. o'der and derree that
This case he fer 81 10 Master Conmissioner Gar
,,d u,tb instructions First, 80 state and seiile
,ha accounts Of Char les James Faulkner and Id
mnnd pendIetnn as trustees Of Lsuek n Ste hen,
| makioy ON, the accnunt. Jointly or separately as
~. saia trustees nav rsquire,--Seeondiy, 10 take
an account Of all the assets that have come into
rho hands of the said trustees. OF which there IA
reasonable probability. NAV lie realised BY them
Gom the ttusi fund - Thirdly. to convene all the
general src8iors % the said Lack & Stephen and
NJ Isaar g. Lauek Il Co., and OF the individual Gre
ditora Of the aid Alexander Stephen and Isaac :.
Lauck ,tior 20 the 3isi day Of Jnly 1883, oy pub
LEGATION and other suiablr notice, and audit their
claims rsoariag satisfactory praof OF their de-
msnds, and with power 10 suanit interrogaiions
npnn oath wben II ). deemed necessary to the elu-
cidAtinn OF the accounts against the trust fond
F0nriA, H. spportion amongst said creditors the
i1pds in the h.uds vt fhe sfating all mat
fers deemed peItiuent By himself, or which, any
nt The psri.s cosesrasd require 10 have stat
ed tih vl-w TO the aciiun and decision oil tie
Cour, CoFy-Iesie.
JOHN STROLLER
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
Lafayette Guards.

SUCH members of n. Lafayette Guards as hsve
~ not handed over their nnuskrts. &c. 10 Joseph
Schnppert. viii do 50 withou, further delss, as a
return aust be made Of the sa,ne.
JAS. II. STEPHENS.
Nov. 0--3~. Capt.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
Dissolution.
One Cent Fsescard.

DANAWAY from the subscriber, living near
IA the Back Creek bridge. boy named Henry
Shimp an apprentice TO the carpeu'ering business.
He took with him brown cost. two pair Of white
lin,n pantsoons, one pair of bpo'., and a Ru,sis
hat. ! hereby caution all persons from hnrborine
~ dealing with him The above reward will be
paid. bet no thanks if brought back.
GEO. w. b. KEARNS.
November 10, 1926
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
Notices i'm Bankruptcy.
United States District Court, Western
District Of Virginia, Stdunion.
IN RANKRIPTCV

IN BANKRUPTCY.
NOTICE to Creditors. and other. concerned in
~ interest, to shew cause against the Petition
Oh
No 667-Jsmcs Waggoner, Of Mason county,
Cor a discharge fom all his deh,- and certificate
Thereof, on TUESDAY the ION OF January !S43.
Nov 3, 1912 -7Od.
Copy-Te.te.
NICH'S X. TROUT, d Clerk.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
Household s. Kitchen
IySG 1GUE.T,
embracing tie n.uol varie', oi such property,

80 ~ - 80 ee - ~ -
embracing tie nsu'l vsrie', oi sGch property,
TERMS OF SALE.
For he House and Lot One Iii. of the pnr-
cha sc money in hand-Ihe balance in two eqpal
payments at nine and eighteen months. to be secur
ed by lien on the property.
For The Tract Of Land-S72O 81 Of the pur-
chase money will he required on the .oth day ct
January next-tbe balance in two equal payments
AT nine and eighteen rnon,h., be secured by ap-
proved pet sonal security and lien on the land
For The Persoaai Property "A cr-d', OF sis
month, will be given for sll sums over Ten Dollars
the purchaser giving bond with good security; un'
der Ten Dollars the cash will be required
The title to the real estate - urquestionnble.
HARRISON WAITE,
October 6, I342.-6t 1fasfes'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
EStTQy eeENreS.

VENAKEN up as Estrsys. two Mares which came
n 10 the stable os he undsrsigned on the 81 in
stsnt ons BAY MARE. about iwelves years old,
the other GRAY MARE, about egh, years old;
mo said mares were appraised on Ihe 5tb Of Nov.
Id42, the former ut ~ dollars. and the latter at
% dollars. The owner or owners al the above
properly nre requested 10 prove properly, pay
charges and take them away
ELIJAH BARTLESON.
Failing Waters, Nov. 10 -3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10
II axe OtiCe.

n ea ma U IN " Z II Y %
n WILL offer for rent that old snl well c.,ah-
Il h.hed TAVERN STAND. in Hagerstown,
situated on the corner of Washington and Jonathan
siree,s-direetlv opposite the Cou't House
known y. the Western Inn" The House is large
and convenient, WI fine Ya'd and extensive
Sabling Thi. property is at present in the oceu.
osncy Of John S. Pollard, Esq. Formerly occu-
pied by M. Newcomer.
BENJAMIN LIGHT.
Nov 10 I342. If.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

VIRGINIA I'm the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law .nd Chancers tor Be,kriey county Tues
day, octubsI 4. lo42.
Charlie. Jane. Faulkner and Edmund Pendeion
Trustees OF L,uck * stephen, Pbts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-11-10

Al nrtsons ie,ere.,sd in the above decree are
ber.by pn,fed ina, viii stend ~ my os'ce IN
Ma,ipsbure. on Monday he esa day OF NoSem.
her next. md Sil sdjo,rn erea day to day until
the ~, &c Feb,Rary. ts4A when the accounts re-
ferrcd TO ne 10 the above rules VIII be hnaiiA Clos
ads -
ofihs circna Sup. Cf.af igw ard Ch'ryA
fer Berkeley CosHfp-
De-. o7, 1912 80
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Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald.J
BALTIMORE, Dec. 10, 1912
R. JAMES CT. BENNETT ESQ -
Baltimore.


Mr. JANE. G.. BENNETT, ESQ. -
DEAR SIR -
perceive by your paper of the 9th, that you have
stationed, or intend to station, Mr.. W. H. Attree at
Washington. This, | think, will give general sats-
faction TO the readers OF the Herald. Washington,
during the session of Congress, is the scene Of many
OF the most amusing and entertaining affairs, as
well as matters pertaining to state, that transpire
anywhere in the Union; and think it is highly
proper that you should have there letter writer
capable OF reporting matters and things, in that
graphic, philosophical, racy, original, and comic
style, for which the :" Herald" stands pre-eminent
The past week has been one of considerable Incl.
dent in Baltimore. Signor Nagel has given two
concerts, and gives third one to night. Last night
there was mass temperance meeting at Washing
ton III, and great many signed the pledge On
wednesday night the Independent Fire Company
had grand ball at Washington Hail. which was
numerousy attended Mr.. Woodbury. lecfured on
Thursday night before the Murray Institute; and
Brother Motht, who is still here, had lot of fine
women 10 hear him last night the Wesley Cha
pei So you perceive there is some little stir here
but want grand sraash--something to write
about II is easy enough TO write about nothing,
but folks get tired OF IT.
Business continues very fiat here several sales of
flour have been msde through the week al 81 y7A:
Ciy MI lis and Howard st. at ss4 l2l; the inspection
tor the last week amounts to IL $50 barrels and $50
half barrels
Next "Wednesday is set apart for day of thanks
giving; the morning is to be appropriated to praying,
the middle OF the day to eating, and the afternoon
and evening according tn the fancy of different per-
sons There will be ball in the evening" at which
have no doubt your most obedient" will be
found II anv OF your New York friends would like
to come and participate in any Of the festivities
on next Wednesday pack them up and consgn them
10 FoMPOIINo.
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shall seek all day ere you find them, and when you
have them they are not worth the search"
The question on the resolution was again about
10 be put, when the great Texan warrior rose from
his CHAIR laying his hand mpressivey on his heart,
uttered the following " ab limo pectore":-G Gentle
men, can |, consistently with my views, consistent
ly with my well known principles, consistently with
my dignity consistently with the feelings of my
heart, (here he placed both hands upon the Of
his tender passions,) | say, gentlemen, can j. con-
sstently with all hese things, put such resolutions 10
the meeting No, cannot. must withdraw from
the chair"
The oracle thus having spoke, took his leave
some little embarrassment was experienced 10 obtain
another chairman. After some difficulty, MIR. Speed
lutlons was then taken and passed. by ma Jointly of
tour TO one My letter does not afford room Tor the
resolutions, or else they should be sent When will
the editor OF the late Gazette get up another Tyler
exchequer meeiingi
In attending the Introductory lecture delivered by
the Professor of the Medical College, could not
help observing the unmannerly conduct OF the STU
dents In general Should one judge from their beha-
vior on that occasion, he must come TO the conclu-
sion that they were totally devoid of refinement or
decorous bearing. THAT should become them for the
station for which they are intended they are both
uncouh and rude in their carriage and manners
AT the lecture OF DR.. y, delivered in the chem
lsry room, (being lecture upon organic chemistry
'he students occupied, principally, the two wings OF
the arena Some sat on the back of the pews and
extended their dirty boots over the back OF the OPP
poslte seat--ohers would seat themselves engthw
with the railing, and lean against the wall support
ing their lazy heads with cane, by putting it under
their proboscis-qulte great number would retain
their hats upon their craniums, some cooked 10
one side, giving the wearer quite quzzical or
knowing look; others again weuld draw them close
down upon their brows, assuming grave look OF
determination, such backlegs put whilst play
ing poker al bit ante. This should be 10 ked TO,
and the abuse corrected, a large number of ladies
are in the habit of attending, and il must appear
very disgusting TO them; besides, strangers would
be apt to form bad opinions OF the medical class and
not without good reason.
The weather has again moderated, being as warm
and genial as the months of spring and summer
Not vest sc of ice can be seen in the river or
creeks, which, but two three days ago, were full
of large cakes OF floating ice. Navigation has again
opened between this place and Pittsburgh, The i'm
pedment hitherto offered being removed Little
or revival has taken place in business since my
last. TIE new theatre is still progressing, but will
not be completed before spring.
Yours &c., HAwKEYE.