Death of Fhrik!Uck A. Schlky, Ksq.—Thin gentleman, well known to many of our citizens died in Fred* rick city, on the 6th m*tant. He had been f *r a number of yean a practitioner at thin Bar, as well as in the Court* of Frederick and Washington Counties. As a lawyer he ranked among the first legal milsii of the State, and as a citizen ho won universal resjun t and esteem. The fdlowing resolutions, eiprvssive (*f the feelings of the members of the bar and officers of the Circuit Osirt of this county, were adopted on Wtdiicvlav last:JfrsoftW, That the* onrt and member* of this Bar hare heard with much sorrow of the demise lt;*f our latecsttenud brother Frederick A. Schley./{rmlrt'ilt That as a alight memorial ol *»ur high regard f« r the deceased, as a nun remarkable tbr his poii.duxi manners and great urbanity, and for hi* honorable and courteous be aring .isalauy r. tl * O urt arid the * rhere 09 thisBar will wear a Lad .je of mourning for the spaceof thirty days.That the J^*p sympathy of tl*eC Wortand Bar is tendered to the nnttthers of his f uni-lv in the \*m of a fattier am! friend, w]ilt;»m kind-*uci of heart and amiability of temper wi t have bound them to hili)i with more than ordinary ties,JU*iJee*l, That the Curt now adjourn is a further mark of respect t j the memory of th deceased,Tlio resolutions wera or !, red to be cut*r* 1 upon the record* of the tourt, and copies* f th** same sent to the family of the deceased. afterw wv Uich the C urt adjourned.