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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12
BALTIMORE. rEB. 4.


FDe.-Aboui IL o'clock last night,
the extensive Chair Factory Of Messrs.
Jacob Daley s. Son. adjoining Market
Il. Bridge. was discovered 90 be on
fire. The fire commenced I'm the Sc
oond story, and is supposed to have
originated frum candle accidentally
left burning. Through the vigilance
and indciaiigablc perseverance, OF our
'firemcn, whose conduct on this occa-
SION Is deserving of all praise, the
principal damage was confined tn the
apartment I'm which the fire orig
mated, notwithstanding the co:nbus,i-
BILE nature of the buildings. sc. by
which II was surrounded. What loss
the MesSTs. Dalcys have sustained We
arc not able tn estimate. We under
stand that a number of Chairs. finish
ed and unfinished. were deStroycd.-
There Is, wc learn. an insurance on
the property to the amount OF 81. 800
in the Franklin Insurance COMPANY of
Philadelphia.
.faofsr this morning about half
past eleven O'Clock, fire broke ou, IN
the second story OF the A,hcnsum. an
extensive and costly cdificc on the
corner Of Lexington and 81. Paul
streets. The extreme severity of the
weather, occasIoned great difficulty IN
procuring water, and in Consequence
ut this, and IN defiance of the utmost
eNeriions of the fire department. which
was soon on the ground in great force
the flames had cleared great head way.
before any CHECK could be intcrposcd
to their progress. In the course of
an half an hour, the flames had extend
cd through the second and third stories
OF that wing Of the building which
fronts on Lexington street. and had al
ready made their way to the roof
that wing of this splendid edificc COM
Pietely cnveloped; and as the wind
carried the flames directly over the
part on st. Paul's street, the dcs.ruc-
ton OF the whole building seems inc
Vitable.
y. Sat one o clock p. NJ. the fire
has been So far subducd is to leave
little room TO apprehcnd its extension
To other buildings-but the splendid
~ ~ Wv bdlt W ills II
heap OF ruins Patriot.
DEATH IF HiNiam Patterson, Esq
Died on Saturday morning last, Mr..
WILLIAM PATTERSON, aged - wears.
Mr. Patterson was one VI the oldest.
most extensive and wealihiest mer-
chants of this city. As Il merchant
and citizen he bore an irrcproachable
character-and discharged the various
duties incumbent on him with punctu-
Atty, humanity and liberality. His
loss will be seriously felt and long re-
GREETED in this city.-BaH. ChIon.
1t is said, in Washington, that, in
consequence of an unjust and injurious
expression made use Of by the Presi-
dent concerning Mr.. Poindexter, in re-
laiion to the late attempted outrage at
the Capitol, Mr.. Poindexter has adj
dressed letter to the President.
-fLer. Ga
1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

On motion OF Mr.. SherraTd, q was
Resolved by the General Assembly, That
the Board OF Public Works be instructed 10
have a route for public road examined and
surveyed by competent engineer, 90 soon ..
existing engagements will permit, frora Wiz
chester, in Frederick county, TO the town OF
Bath, IN the county OF Morgan, and from
thence to some point on the Potomac river.
at or near ShePherdstown, in the county OF
Jehersoo. and report Of the same made 10
the General Assembly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

The editor Of the New Orleans Bull
lc'in, IN his paper OF the 10th ult ar
knowledgcs the receipt OF a prescn.
from the garden OF Mr.. Armor. Of that
city, consisting Of very fine lettuce.
green peas and flowers. The garden is
said to have produced green peas all
the winter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12
UNIV ERsIrY Or VIRGINIA.

The R-ieish Rrgiscr announce, ,l.,. ..csr,.,
o' the Rev Jos. CALs~nrL, ID. ID Psc,ider., oi
the CHissrsisy of North Carolina.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12
VIRGINIA l.yGIsI.AruRH..

When our p~p~r Gas pat To press, GO had r.
eei'ed mn letter from our Correspondent We
make the foilo-'ns brief extract, from the Rich
"Ond P-rrr~ Nothing Of general interest q.
contained IN the proceedings.
Saturday. Jan. 81
On motion OF Mr.. Hunter Of Berkeley, the
ball concerning the county Of Berxeiey, was
ordered To be rc-eommitted.
On MOTION of Mr.. Garland Of Amherst
Ressired. That the Committee Of finance
be instructed TO inquire into the xrediene
OF amending the Law ia relation To the Pubiie
Printer, SO % To define more fully, his duty
aud 10 pris'de for printing . sufficient num-
Der OF the session acts and Of dci,ssr,nx the m
haIi oound) To meet the wants Of the Com
monweaith, and OF fixing his salary.
Monday. FEB. =.
Mr.. Marshall submitted the foliowins pre-
ambIe and resolution, " hich were unanimous
ly adopted:
Whereas, the General Assembly OF Virgin
"a, by . resolution bearing date the 10th Of
February, 1913, manifested their respect Zoe
their fefiow-citizen, charles ". ss.rrua
who shared in the gallant action between
the United States friy7te Consolidation, and
tho British frigate Gssrri,rs. by requesting
the Governor Of this Commonwealth, 10 pt e.
sent 10 hun an appropriate sword eomme,no-
rstive OF that gallant exploit: And whe re a..
Il appears to the satisfaetion Of this Asse M
bly,, that the material. Of which sad sword
was formed. proved TO be peri,habie, and
otherwise unsuitable for the purpose and
whereas, The said Lieutenant Charles W.
Morgan bore an honorable and distinguish d
part IN tho action which was sub.easenti,
fought between the Frigaie Constitution. and
the British frigatc Java:
BE u therefore Resolved by the Gene raj
assembly OF Virginia, That the Governor OF
this Commonwealth be requested TO present.
IN tho name Of :he General Assembly. "a
Lieut.. Charles w. Morgan, Sword with An
appropriate inscription. expressive OF the hugh
sense entertained by them of Ia. gallant .od
mcfnor,ous services IN both the actions above
referred to.
And be IL further Resolved, That the Co.
vernon be requested to transmit TO the said
Lieut. Charles w. Morgan, a copy Of these
resolutions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12


communication was received from the
Senate. that they had passed the bill entitled
IAN act TO add part Of Russell TO the eoun.
" Of Tszewell;" that they had rejected the
bill entitled, IAN act di,oreing John Copin
from his wife Rebeoca;" aud that thew lad
agreed to the Preamble and Resolutions, vo-
ting sword to Lieutenant Charles W. Nor.
gan.
On motion Of Mr.. Parker, the Committee
Tor Courts OF Justice were Instructed TO en-
quire into the expedieney Of authorizing the
several Courts Go order the sum mouine OF ia.
rors IN the same manner ~ the Superior
Courts Of Law are authorized BY the IItb
section OF The act Of Assembly, passed Jan
uary 9Th, 1919. entitled, ian act TO reduce
into one, the several acts concerning grand
jurors and petit jurors"
On motion Of Mr. Johnson Of Richmond
the Committee for Courts Of Justice were
instructed TO inquire into the expedieney al
amending the law concerning wills, 80 as 10
declare the manner in which wills or person
al property shall be made. &c.
RI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12
TsesiaV, Feb. J

a commune aiion was received from Oh,
Senate, stating that they had agreed TO Tho
resolution voting as~ord to X. u. BeaiI, ESQ
late captain in the army OF the unites
States.
Engrossed bills were read third time ant
passed" incorporating the Bedford Female
Academy" and ito reduce the aIlos ance e
the Clerks OF the several Standing Commi,
tees Of the House Of Delegates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-02-12

- ESFECTFCLIT ssssrn ne ,...es- saas
~ y Thy have purchased he z-s.aza<zs Il
spiendid
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
'?l HtteBtfeI0 EMQMfrer 1: ele
 PuRLrgHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, B Gsf5 BY HENRY ADAMS. fai.

TERMS. To village aud single mail subscrihers, swo dollars per year, payable before the exPralon O 6ix monThs. RFfi' ''' f't- v r A! lP ' t' To companies ofauy numller over six, $l 50 per year, payae as above. To cONpaHies less than sik, $l 75 pee year, payable as before. 25 ce0ts will he deucied fo each of these lasf prices when paymcn s made ih adVance. These hricea are exclusive oI Asairof stage charge for transportation. . ss3 2
 No papers will be. discontinued uglil alt aRrearages are paid, exreps a the d'screiion of the editor
 Notice of wish io discontinue must be given before &he expiration 6f year. Sfas' 1's '7 4..&' .- ADvERrisixG. one tquare, three inseGsions, $l, and the same propOrtlqN for tYo squares.-- Half eQHare, 75 cis COntinuaace over three weeks % psreeei per week. lil,erai deduction made for Adsertisethen,s coanOed UT l2 inonihs.
 AdsninsirNtoes' aud Executors Notices, $I %
 Commissioner Notices, ,~~~- 25
 %AN communications must be poss-paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02

A rich officer of the revenne one day asked . man wAa, kind of thing opuleace wssi I. is thing" replied the philosopher, which gse rascal the Adyaaiage over ao honest maa."..as II gtss... Y.
 Singular cess ef Fartisud..--Two days ago. gem slemaa ia Kentucky, this cisy. purchased three slaves . aaaa and his wife. and ehild. From some cause to us anknown the man was exceedingly averse ,o being sold and declared, before the transfer was made that he would never work tor the gentleman who proposed to purchase him. The bargain was completed, however, aud immediately the man slave retired to .hs yard, laid hs le hand apon block aud with hatchei ai a single blow, deliberately severed the lsand frou, his arm.- Cincinnati Whsg.
 Americas Tsmperanes Socissy-Froa ihs anRual repor, made .. the meeting lately held in Bes,eo. m nrpears that there are now ss,ablshed in shis country 5000 Temperaace Societies. g of which are S,aie Sociees there being one |" ev"ry state in shs U"'o" s,s,h ,hs exception of Louisis0a. 40OO dsailleries have ceased sheir operaiioai s.O00 mepcaaois have 9isen up she odious traffic, asd l200 wereha"ss ves- seis are sow navigated without the helP of aicoho- A bright picture! tlL
 Y Esiens;se Robbery ef the Bank ef DGvisn--The sulis ofthe Bank of Darien were forced "pen oH the uieht either of the 9th or 7h insi and robbed ot s- ,varis oT sie0. 900, between aud 7OOo of which s specie Ths Baak has offered . reward of S5OVO Tor preofao conviction offs robbery asd recovery oa the amount The Cleft Aathoriiirs ia Sasasaah. sOppo- Giag that ihs facilitates aded hy Ae aaDeross Steam Beats lsaviag shs place sor de Nssh wesd pFessas she ost probable shsscss oi escape. have despatched
 ers seus of shs;r oies ia psssai, ef she party ev passiss ssaessssd. Nc elus however has yst bsea 'i,sa e sAsir dsssssioa. = Chaissfsn Ras.
 ARurdsr.-A maa by ths aa@s af ThssdoEs Wilson. ,n s q iasaai,y sssssd by isss@pssaaes. asEdsssd hls wife en wsdnssday Ias, q Kiasy, mp. by bsa'- ,as hss spss ahs hssd wish sisss. mshssss sx' amissd sad ssily esmmisssd Isr iEisi.
 Fais, Psgiiis~.-Ws sss by shs reiissi''s Missr'' y.u,aal. ,hal ,wo aiaess nansd jshn simsnsaad Ed' .,.,a Thomas had fatal psgssis sasesaisr q tsai
 l.,s Csw aays slses, is ssassqsssss sfsems psssl- sss dIspa.s ss ,o wh'sA ws' the "bs'''r @a"" s'. ~ss. w.s Allied by b.Ow which ssp.s'sa 'hs jssular vsln. Ths susvlsSs wss Ia "s's'sns parosysns ei
 ,sse hw, els aeeoust mosl uaps.neiisaly ades ta.i
 K" k:A hSsS somalIlsd e orwiSsewg Gael e awsls kls lVlst.-csHv. q kHs'
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
Or. Relfe's Botanical Drops
White Teeth! 1r kealtsy Cams ,

VHNHOSE who would reinin, or restore these desir- L ahle personal advaasaaes assured that composition be obtained superior 10 the l,F'
 Bv;tish Antiseptic Denfifr a..
 This is an elegant aad pleasant preparation in eve " respect and has for many years past given nnver sal saiislaction wherever 1t has been used. <i"1'
 The Antiseptic Dentifrice is exempt from acid and n,hev ieeierioos ingredients which foo frequently ter the composition of tooth powders tn common use, and 1t whtens the enamel of the teeth ithoOi doing ihssasse S~HS is;,r.s she. ..is f lead sccUmuation o operaiea aa the beet of the Tooth Ache. The DeniifrG removes inc dis eoloraona and the beautiful native wh'teness of the enamel As s application braces and strength. cne ahe Gums, it secures a0 ahem their healthy a"d Aord hues and by removing al offensive foreign ac. eumula,iona from ihe teeth, preserves the natural sweetnees of the breaii.. Price 50 cents.
 R-P None are genuine unless signed "n the outside printed wrapper. by the sole propriesor. .. KlDDER, immediate successor the late Dr. w. II. CoHwAY.- For sale at his Counting Room, over No. e9 Court Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special appointment, by
 Sonssei Buel md J. q. Beckseith. Liichfeld ];
 E. Coscles, Souik Forms Doniel Norton.
 Canaom; Judson S, ,Ivkittlesey. ". Preston 1; lsnac S. Wadsscorih, Betkless Nortor S' Henderson, Goshen. " @e'" r. Large discount 10 those who bsy to sell again.
 Jane |. 4li g..} lAH,$ss , Syf4wS
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02

re esery yes increasing iheir long established rep0- aaiion They haze on,ived many rival preparalioDs, cad are continually gaining upon public confidence.
 The Botanical Drops have been successfully al. siniOsiere fdr many years, as thorOIgh remedy for lhat well known and prevalent class ofiNveeraie dis spases which originate from yitia:ed hah of body, Uf hereditary participation in the patient. and generally appear under the various and distressing shapes of -'f 2 s ...e-i sss s; ;'ihii@ a iScroIalo. Salt RAeuu. Leprosy. St. Antho- ny's Fire, Fe0er Sores, White Seedlings, Sour vy. Fed and Obstinate Ulcers, Sore Legs and Eyes, Scatd Head, and Venereo! Taine.
 To ihe last mentioned condition of the aysiem the Botanical DrDps will he in eradicate the lsrking poison, where Mercury haa totally failed, and thus pre- vent ,he parent from entailing the seeds of hered ilary disease an his offspring. 2a3: a'fsF Or. Relfe's Botanical Drops
 successfully used in cases of violent ersp.ions a
 the n,easos red bloiches, pimpeson the face fes. ieTing ernpions the skin. and n,her diseases of the exfernal sarface, and one ofihe best Spring and AutamOal physics known, to free the sysem from hG- MOra. ~ VI " ' .'' 'N
 A PhysicaO of eminesce who had wiinessetlthe ef- 6cacy of this article. had the candor recently knowledge io the Proprietor, that he ceasdere the hest medicine known Tor the compaipis for which m is jntended and that t ooghl deseryedy to stand at the head of the h"Ie class of s0ch reineslies. '@ fH
 Price $t a bottle, or bottles Cor $5. & 3 1i sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
PMhLic Akfentinaa ,

ES most respectfully solicited. hy the sphsrriber, II an Invaluable Psepafation, the merits of which have been tested ty time, and are sustained by un. doNhied testimony. .isss xxi ,455{4st s.s....r.
 Dr.. Relfes BOtGsaic0l Drops,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02
RESOLUTION.

At 6sessvaf Nsssmbfy ef ehs ssass ef Csnasc.lest.
 Aoidsn as Hartsrd. ss said esais sv .hs fsa tVsd. .eiahe kHndred ssd ehiFfv,egs.sc k@-. rfeN
 Rsgojvod hy tie llsuse 6f Rspss1sntages. shae ths following he prnpossd as @ eMeaaEsns Co tha C.n' saw,inn ef shis Stats which, wken approved and g. donSd. jo thS mannsr hy she Constitution prescribed, shal, e a nissss asd purposes, bsssms pnsiihsSs ol.
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02

At Csesersi effhs Ssafs e Ce1ssrfie. hsf-
 des as HavsfSrs ia sai@ Stats. sa sAs Rsa Wssses,
 day ef fsay5 iR the ysgr ef oar Lord one ehosssHa
 sighf hnadSed and akirtysfue:
 Resoiveds By she Hyvse ef krpreseaialiMses'% M m sna' he fsllswiag he proposed as a - ssitutjan of this State whieb ~ea appFssed end aoe ssd, ia sss sssaer provided by said Csss!sop s:all ss all inlesis and psrpssss eeeems ps sssso. ss: !. The Suureme Court of EFroFs, and the Sapsror Coaes rhsIi consist of five JsdEes oae ef whom sla bs aasuaIly appsased ty ;be Geaerai Assembly,, sea
 ho shall bold ihe afee Cor ths ,es Q! 6se yeass.o be anI,ojnseA ia the order ia which she LeKsianse shai direct; bul may De ressOsed hy ssnpfaehmsnsi a"d ahe GOvernor sIiall asa remove them On she a- dsess ol twoAhrds ei she Hembess ot s~es hssss ei fine GFeesal Assembly,, "A. IA
 Resslssd, That ,he fsregeiag prspassd anendmegi ,e inc Consuson or this sssis he. aad she sa@s '. hereiv continued co lhe nexs Hssson af she 0eaesA As.em.hlv ,o be held as Ne~-E Elasea, en che hFss WeaaaaaaE of May. le36. and ihas due said pseppssd smsadmse bs published wiih ihe Laws pas'ee qs tes p''''egi egiyTsIIIisAN yssiiI.iis E. wIGnTmaN. } cl.,t..
 WA. P. nURkAhA.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02

ss A boy once complained ofhis bedleIlow for taking half tl.e bsd-s And why nos ; said his mother, 'hess eniitlsd tO half aint
 hel' sTet mosi1E,e said the boys 6ut
 how should YOU iiks so have him take out
 90 the s6lt i6f his halfg He wIIL have his ,rirhe ous pf the middlel and haxa ao Isleep h0lh sidap of him. &s
Litchfield enquirer., 1835-07-02

The several towns in tlis sthIs skal anNuAily ap. point by majority of she woes of all ihe electors preseni, residing therein, and quhlifed vole ia tue of Justices of the Peace wn Gle fatne ai such time, and iR such ma0Wes, ssal Sy law, De Prescsihed. ' Resolved, That the fores6inE PgupOeen amendment 10 the Conssstion of this Ssaa he, sud ihe sAne is hereby coaiinned the net session oF the General Assembly, be holden at New Haven, on the first Wednes1ay ot May next, anllghat Eie aaid PFoposel amendment De published, wlsh als Laws passed at s ' sTiLLMAN K. wiGHTMAN, ] r,,.... z VIM. P. BURRAILt
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12
From the National InteIligencer.

We observe, among the last London
periodicals, a complimentary notice Of the
present Congress, from the Philosophical
Magazine. conducted by Sir David Brew
ster, which we subjoin.
or all the sources ofwealth which we
possess, none have been so unaccountably
neglected up TO the present moment, as
our mineral resources but we are happy
TO think that circumstances are concurring
TO wipe the reproach away, for il is evi.
dent that a very strong feeling is growing
up all over the country, TO repair the in
difference with which one Of the most i'm
portant branches Of national prosperity
has been treated.
The report Of Mr.. Fcathersto,l.augh
the Geologist employed by the Govern
ment under the act Of last session, has
been called for by both iiouses of Con.
gress, and was few days ago transmitted
to the House of Representatives by the
Secretary Of War. II is document tina,
will attract good deal Of attention. and
as some days may eIapse before the press
of other matter will allow it TO be printed
we have thought il would crafty the pub.
lie to give very rapid sketch Of il
To make his Report more comprehen.
sively instructive, the learned author has
reviewed the leading principles of modern
Geology, and has illustrated them by re
ferences to the geological structure OF tn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12

Gold Coinage. BY an official report OF
the Director Of the United States Mint,
il appears that 1864 .270 of gold have
been coined DUNG The past year. This is
considerable sum but there seems to
be little or none in circulation. Indeed,
we are informed that, notwithstanding the
deprecated value Of the new coinage. il
10 still worth too much compared with sill
yer, TO be allowed much chance for ron
siituting part Of the circulation. Being
one per cent. above par, The banks do
not pay it out. and those who have i. are
tempted by the premium TO sell il to the
brokers.--N. Y Transcript.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12

THE ENJOYMENT OF READtNG.--Of all the
amusements which hard working man. after
his daily toll, or in its intervals, there is moth
ing like reading an entertaining book, supposing
him TO have taste for it, and supposing him TO
have the book TO read. Ii calls for no bodily ex-
erti on, OF which he has enough or too much. 1t
relieves his home of dullness or sameness WI ich
in nine cases out Of ten, is what drives him to the
ale house, TO his own ruin, and his family's IL
transports him into liveler, and gayer, and
more diversified and interesting sec melville
he enjoys himself there he may forget the evil
Of the present moment, fully as much as If he
were drunk, with the great advantage OF find
ing himself, the next day with his money in his
pocket, at least, laid out in the real necessa-
ries and comforts for himself and his family-and
without a head ache. Nay it accompanies him
10 his next days work and if the book he has
been reading be any thing above the very idlest
and lightest, gives him something to think Of be
sides the mere mechanical drudgery of his every
day occupation; something he can enjoy while
absent and look forward with pleasure to-
If ! were 10 pray for taste which should
staud, under every variety Of circumstances, and
be a source of happiness and cheerfulness to me
through life, and shield against its ills, how
ever things might go amiss, and the world frown
upon me, il would be a taste for reading. -Anon-
ynoaS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12
r a L (. @ o o % s .

JACOB HAMME g. Co, are just re-
OBJ ceivinga large assortment Of Fall
Goods, purchased in Philadelphia and
Baltimore, which they can sell much chea-
per than usual; consisting in part of
Blue, black and fancy cold Cloths;
Cassimeres, cassinetts, and Peter sham;
White and red flannels
Rose and point blankets;
Ga English and French merinos
merinos and Circassians
A to Sd black and scarlet merino
shawIs;
A variety Of new style Fancy Hkfs;
Black and fancy cold silks
Thread and bobinett lace and edgings !;
Bon tint, and low priced calicoes
Together with a heavy stock Of domes-
tic goods
Queens and glass ware !;
Groceries, hard ware SC.
We respectfully invite the public TO
call and examine before they purchase as
we feel satisfied il win be to their advan-
j. tage.
October 9, 1S34-by
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12
GRoCERIEs.
Dec. 25, 1884.

THE subscriber has just received
general assortment of Groceries Shich ne
offers for sale on accommodating ie'hs-
Loaf and brown Sugars,
Gunpowder Imp. and Hyson Teas.
Orleans and Porto Rico Molasses.
Rio and St. Domingo Coffee.
Rlc !, Alspice. Pepper and Nutmegs,
Mace, Cloves. Cinnamon. Ginger,
Figs and best quality Raisins,
Candles, Cheese and Liquorice.
Jamiesons Crackers; also Chalk.
Mackerel SC.
Jan. 90. 1885,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12

The celebrated clergyman. Nautilus, re-
Gently died at Bath, the founder or rather
periecter Of a theory which has produced
greater sensation than all that has been
written by other political economists, is
scarcely cold in his e ave. before new as.
plrants come forward to claim portion Of
The iaurels which adorned his reputation.
NO greater compliment could be paid 10
the truth and profundity Of the doctrines
he advanced. however unpalatable and hu-
initiating they may be TO cur vanity and
pride. 1t now appears that Malihus, like
Fulton, obtained his first notions from
other writers, viz Sir Matthew Hale, Or
les. an Italian, Townsend, several French
writer's, Moeser, German, &c. Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-03-12

Curious Coine idenec.--Aaron and Ro.
bert Fay. two brothers. who lived in the
town OF ). in the county OF Worcester,
and who died near the close OF the last
century, had each born to him tpenty
children; each brother had ttco wives,
each wife Of each husband had Ten chill
dren, and each Of the four wives had sew
en- sons and three daughters. One fact
more: one of each family only survive, and
that one, in both cases, the youngest born.