Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-31

| Titles Of The King Of Spain.-1he follow
! ingletierwas sddressedby Ferdinand Of Spain
! TO the Emperor of Brazils, to announce the
death Of his daughter, the Queen of Spain
II was found on board Spanish vessel taken
| by Caracas priyatesr--
Most high and most puissant prince our
well beloved brother and cousin, brother In
law, and father law, l, Don Ferdinand,
by the Grace of God, King Of CASTLE and
Leon, of Arragon, of the two Sicilies. of Je-
rusalem, Of Navarro, of Greneda, oil Toledo,
Of Valencia. OF Galacis. Maiorca, Ninerca.
Seville. Cordova, Murcia, the Aigcsiras, Gil
braltar, the Canary Islands, Of the East asd
West ladies, of the Islands thereof, Of the
Terra Firma OF the Atlantic; Arch duke OF
Austria, Duke of Burgundy, Of Brabant, and
Milan, Count of Hapsburgh, Of FLANDERS, Of
the Tyrol, and of Barcelona; Lord of Biseay
and Molina, Sc. Sc; find myself under the
melancholy necessity of announcing to your
J Majesty the death of the Queen. my dear
and well beloved spouse, whe departed this
life on the Goth Of December, at half past
nine in the evenings death which was soon
! followed by that Of the infant of which she
| was pregnant This event, so Injurious 10
the happiness of Spain, overvhelns me with
| grief, and wall be TO you bitter vexaiion.- -
Most high and puissant princel my dear and
| well beloved cousin. brother.in law, father
| ia law, may our Lord and Saviour take you
into his holy keeping. From your Ma iesty IS
loving brother. cousin, brothcr-in-law, and
son in law, Ferdinand"
Given at Madrid, January 9th, 1918.
The question "Why printers do not sue
! coed in business as well as brewers" was an
! swered thus-"Becausc printers work for the
head, and brewers for the stomach. aud
where twenty men have stomach, but one
I has head"
Charles X.--General Allix relates, that,
! when this prince as Count d Artois, was dis
patched to Lyons, at the period of Napole-
ons return from Elba, he observed TO a cir
Gle oil courticrs, among whom was General
| Albert, the Duke of Orleans aid de caMp--
"Oar success cannot be doubtful; ten thou
sand gentlemen have taken up arms" "Sir.
replied General Albert, "wers better that ten
thousand countryman had joined your stan
dard"
Whst brought Napoleon from Elba?-On
the 18th Of March, 1915, when Marshal Ney
had his first interview with Napoleon, he ask
ed the eA-prisoDer OF Elba On the presence OF
General Allix, from whom the anecdote comes
TO us)-"Wbat can have impeed you to
attempt an enterprise in which the odds are
one hundred to one in favor OF your failure?'
-"Reading the Moniteur," Napoleon an
swered.
/ A person asked what O Council meant by
repeal Of the Union. Placing Peel at the
head of it was the reply. That would not be
an orange peel, responded the first; and all
present joined in ped of laughter.
From the Long Island Stm.
PROLIFIC FAMILY forth and mul.
tpiy," was a command, and in the following
case, the particulars of which have been hand
ed to us for publication, the mandate has
been well obeyed:--
John Howard Smith and Elizabeth Ireland
both of Huntington, Suffolk county, l.. /.
were married in the year 1865. They are
still living in the enjoyment Of health at a
ripe old age, the former being in his s7th, and
the latter in her SD year. Their descendants
are as follows, VIII children, 81 grand
great grand chld.-Total $50, Of whom 20I
are now living.
| As proof of the good example and the
sage councils Of the aged pair, in all the 2lo
descendants yet living, not one of them is
known to be dissipated or Incorporate
Splodof Virginia The "called meetingn
of this Synod will be held at The College
Church, in the county of Prince Edward, on
Friday, the 9th of April, 1881, at II o'clock.
NEw-YoRK, March %.
Destructive Fres--On Sunday morning a
fire broke out in the garrett Of the two story
frame dwelling. No 2O6 FultsE-street, occu-
pied by Mr.. William Woodruff, but little
injury was sustained.
On Monday evening between and o.
clock, fire broke out in Dir. Strange's car
penter shop, in Madison near Rutgers street
which was soon reduced to a hesp of ruins.
adjoining the shop was the stable OF MIR A
mos Brakeman, to which the flames immcd
stely COMMUNICATIVE building was burnt
Tw, valuable horses, the sole dependence Of.
their owner, we've SO much burnt, that hnma-
| nifty required they should be killed. From
the stable, the fire extended to the wheel
wright shop occupied by Mr.. Virgins; which
was alsodestroyed. In the rear two story
frame building, owned by Mr.. Strange, and
| occupied by Mr. Clark was nearly destroyed.
The mail brings the intelligence OF the de-
struction of one Of the largest and best Hou-
rishing mills in this State, owned by Harvey
| Ely, Esq at Rochester, and occupied by
| Messrs. Ford and BisselI These extensive
premises we're burnt on Tuesday night A
Letter to the editor Of the Albany Daily Ad-
| vertiser says, that there was "from twelve to
| fifteen thousand bushels OF wheat upon which
/ rf 0ff1 have