SOMETHING REMARKABLE.
{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
A late London print gives an interesting a.
count of two brothers OF very singular habits
who recently died at Ludgvan, in Cornwall
Walter Tresize, aged II; and Moses Tresiz.
aged 60. They had been brought up from then
infancy as miners, lived together in the same co.,
tagc, worked in the same mines, were both BON
in the same room in which they died, and resd.
cd in il together for 60years They were bach
elors; occupied the same bed, and were neye,
known 10 have slept apart, or to have disagreed
in single instance; they attended to their d.
mestic concerns, without the aid OF female, vet
their cottage would vie with any Of their neigh.
bors in point Of neatness and cleanliness. I-y.
ing been conspicuous for honesty, sobricty, and
industry in their youth, they saved scantypt
tance from their earnings, which was nearly en
ha,sted at their decease. Nature began TO fsA
them at the same tine.-Some weeks ago they
were takcnil, and from that time laid side by
side in the same bed, each apparently feeling
more for his companions infirmity than his own
The one died about thirty hours before til.
other. and they were buried side by side in The
same grave. Upwards of 1000 persons ATTENDED
the funeral.