STORM ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
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BY accounts received from New Or
leans. it appears that disastrous storm
was experienced on the l4th Sep. on the
banks of the Mississippi, which prostrated
large quantities of timber, besides conside-
Table other damage to the crops &c. A
writer states, that with the rot, and the
present state of the cotton, being broken
down and torn up by the roots in part, and
the balance levelled with the ground, the
hopes Of the planter in that vicinity (Ba-
ton Rouge) of making half crop. were
entirely destroyed.
The Medical Lectures, will commence
at the University of Pennsylvania, on the
first Monday of November next. The
Professors in the several branches, are
viz.


PHILIP S. PHysroK, M. D. on Anatomy.
JOHN REDMAN COKE, M. D. on Materis


Medica.


NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ. D. on Theory


and Practice Of Medicine.


THOMAS C. JAMES. NJ. ID. on Midwifery.
ROBERT HARE, M. d. on Chemistry.


WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ. d. on Surgery.
WILLIAM E. HoRNER, M. D. Adjunct,


Professor Of Anatomy, and Dean


of the Medical Faculty.