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unb so @euts, fUpchl aI6 Elm polltdnci9cs
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-16
From the Knickerbocker for April.
NIGHT ADVENTURE IN CUBA
BY NED BuNTLiNE.

"With the rough blast hea,es the blllow,
In the light air waves the willow,
Every thing of moving kind
Varies with the veerng wind;
What have 10 do with Thee
Dull, unjoyous conslancv?"
JoASSA BAiLLIE.
up. thy charmed armor don,
Ihou'l, need it ere the night be gone"
Dp.vr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-16
Oliver Hownrd,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT AT session of the
Dslrc, OF Chit'enden, IS : n Probate Court held
at Burlington. within and for said district Of hiuen-
den, on the ooh day Of April 1915 comes William
Howard, Of the heirs TO the estate Of Oliver How
ard late Of Milton, IN said district deceased iestnte
and filed in >ad court his petition in wiring setting
forth that he holds Undivided tenth mari of the fni
lowing described parcel Of land, situated in said Mi.
ton yz;-seventv-seven acres and l3l rods Of Ind
heretofore set out TO Tahuha Howard, widow of said
testator under m order Of said Probate Court, in
which she held life estate,--in common with others
and wing for division thereof among the persons
legally entitled thereto
WHEngupoN. the court aforesaid doth appoint the
2Oth dny Of Nav 1915 for hearing and deciding on
said petition Mt the office Of the Resrer of said
in s,d Bnrlinqon and doth order int all persons in
teres,ed be notified thereof ny publication Of This
der. containing the sns'apce of said petition, three
weeks successively in the Burlington Free Press
newspaper printed in sail Rnrlingt N, The asst 4
which publications to be previous 10 said 2Oh day q
Nav l945. M,
Given under nv hand a, sad Burlington, this 18th
day of April. 1875 .,.,
lew3 WM, WESION, hs2ser
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buy it, even ifpart of them were sold a, what
they think they are worth
Perhaps it would, Miss Coburn; but we
shall see
.Impudence IL detest those low-bred
people, muitercd Jane, as she closed the
door in the face of Sarah.
As Mr.. Coburn and his family we're sitting
in the room day or two after this conver-
sa,ion, the gentleman who had been appoint
ed to sell the house was introduced.
'Mr. Coburn, | come to inform you that
| have effected sale of the house said he.
'Ah land how did you sell it for cash
or credit 2
For cash, as soon as the deed is made
ont. Ii was sold for iorty-fve hundred dol
lars
~ who wvs ;hr purchasor?'
Miss Edgar
'Whn ?'-sad the astonished man.
Hiss Sarah Edgar, the young woman who
keeps little stall in-sreer.'
is it possible? Where in the world did
she raise that amount 2
Il canno, say bui she has bought it and
tells me the money is ready as soon as she
can have deed
" no Ga" uoS'''"o '"o ''''s ~ W '|'' +,
wnen inns 'hc' was announced ,n ~ we s''',
not a,'emP' It, II WIZ po S''i,I''"' !" say
''''' sue was 'u''s i'''' w a." "'' o'H ~,
ness 10 '''e on'' Puo' ""' '"'o''"''"'' gu
ne next cay H',," ,'pN PoS''ss''" Vt
'ne mouse pu' 'o'. 'n'. o"p'' 'ra' Ut "e.u
nov NE III a. a ''','y ~ 'o'.'o''. "" "..o"'.
OF your "'e H''''",'s ~ '''' III se"'s p'S'
yon may fema'" IN '"e 'o"Se al l'eSe"' ,"'
nothing sha'' De c,argeu 20" 'o' Tue rent
Alter the la''ufe OF tue merchants C.ar,e'
Somers was less attentive 10 Jane ana 'na''S
iorsooK hcr ne cou'a ,io' iecl any confluence
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-16
YANKEE INGENuIry.-The Yankees ara

YANKEE lNGENuITy.-The Yankees are
proverbal for happy expedenls, in cases of
an emergency, an instance of which is pleas.
an,ly illustrated by Willis, in one of his let.
tiers. tie says:-"i was IN a crowded
church, listening 10 the Fourth of July ora.
Ton; what with one sort of caloric, and what
with another, it was very uncomfortable, and
a lady near me became faint. To get her
out was impossible. There was neither fan
nor sal rOiatile within twenty pews. The
hustle after while drew the attention of an
uncombed Yankee, in his shirt sleeves, who
had stood in the aisle, with his mouth omen.
gazing al the stage in front Of the pulpit, and
wondering, perhaps, what peculiar difference
between sacred and profane ora'ory requir.
ed this pains-takng exhibition Of the speak.
er's legs. Con,prehending the state Of tho
case al single glance, the backwoodsmau
whipped together the two ends of his riding
switch, pulled his cotton handkerchief tightly
over II, and with this effective fan soon raised
breeze that restored consciousness 10 the
lady, besides cooling every body in the vi.
clnry. Here is man, thought ], brought
up to have his wits ready for an emergency.
Ills education had no, been neglected."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-16


Varies with the yeerlng wind;
M m,1 nave 70 . 40 w,,, ,, 3s
JoAwxA BAILLuE.
up! thy charmed nrmor don,
lhoul' need II ere the hish' be gone.
Dn'ce, VIII you go 10 Inc masquerade
bai' to-nigh' shid 10 nv lesser nan, on
n bright evening during 'he gayesl part OF the
carnival season.
No, my amor answered she am III
this evening; don't go ont tonight, but stay
by my side, and let your cheering presence
save doctors tee
Madam, you know that have made up
my mind to go out in my new cahelrro's
u'ess' 20" are not very "' an" Sn''' "e
dn'' company 'or VOW u'S'P' monument ''o''s
d oeri' IN my m'nui 10" "'u oe''e, con-
Sent 10 my going wiz .e'u'" carry
DO as you please, SIR, she responded,
pou'ingly; but it You neglect me thus in
the first year of our marriage, how shall
be treated when Times shadow shall darkcn
my eyes; when my spirit shall droop and
my beauty fade before the wlnlry irosts OF
age I!
To shorten my yarn, reader, | rugged my
self and went to the ball, my heart beating
a conscience tattoo against its casing all
the way; for well marked the soft reproach
which my wife's full dark eye spoke when |
left her side.
Having arrived at the ball room, l ming
led with the gay maskers, listened to the mu-
sic, and in the sparkling wine glass sought
for excitement yet that perpetual dram
stick OF conscience kept humping against the
parchment head oi reflection ana l could
not iee' hapPy' DFeSSeu as a"rac''se'y as
possible sought ana danced WIN the 'a,r-
est ma'dens IN the thr"ne; yet sun iho"gn''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-16
New Work Adv'ts.
W HIDE IRIS
SiL1HiNDER SAFES.

WITH the recent improvements Of s. C. Herring,
w of lS9 Water street (who possesses the pa'ent
right Of the article 81 the state of New York; these
Safes may be pronounced perfect or their a snue
impenerahllitv by fire it is unnecessary TO speak
long series of successful experiments cincbed by the
resu, of the thirty hours fiery ordeal to which one
of these Safes was exposed in the burning runs Of the
Tribune buildng have set that matter at rest torov-
err But bv a recent improvement they ate now rem
dercd AS impervious to damp to ire; and nothing
placed in one OF them can mould or mlldrw. Each OF
these Safes is uruehed with one of Chuhbs detective
locks which cannot be picked. Thus the Salaman-
der Soas manufactured by he subscriber are at once
fire proof damp proof, AMI Hret proof Can security
90 farther SlLAS &. HtKkANG
199 Water street. New York.
n P-Second hand safes of sundry makers for
sale Mt from quarter to one half of first they
having been received in part payment for Wilder 5
Salamander. 4o
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-16
Cloth Warehouse,
+. S. WINSTON g. co.
No. lbs Pearl ST.. Nen J

ARE now receiving Of their own Importation, on
Comm sion, aud by purchase al Auction, and other
wise tIl assortment Of w ooen Goods, crnprs ing
American. Engli.h, French, Belgian, aud German
t,loihs and Cashmere, both plain aud fancy Al>o
a larse variety of "a and Ga Tweeds and Sainels.
Ve.ling> and Panialoon Suts
Derotin q al otr time and attention crc'usire'V TO
IT0oiien G0ods, which we Obtain rom the above
sources, we believe we exhibit the largest and most
extensive assortment TO lie found in The city COur
try
We invite the attention Of close and ertensire buy
FRS to our stock. plejging ourselves that those who
have been m the habit of uvng Their Cloths n Anc-
uan at the expense OF mach time and trouble, (oIen
getting iandies and qualities they do not wan'O
shall oiain them oft> NJ a very small adyanceirom
cost Tor Cash short credit, for approved notes.
Nrw YoRr April 1915 As
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-16
THE DREAM OF FAME.
by JAMES DAYARD TAYLOR.


Soft through the lattice looked the quiet moon,
As rising from his weary vigil, faint
With unrem,ted toll, the student threw
His ponderous tones inside and cnzed awhile
Out on the radiant night, that star-crowned, cast
Her mantle DER the earth. The holy calm
Sooth'd no, his spirits resessness, or stilPd-
The burning thoughts that rose upon his mind,
And stole away the gnlclessness Of heart,
That mnrk'd hi. earlier hours. lie was one
Upon whose soul Ambition reianed supreme,
And pointed him to names that on The roll
OfTime's gray record, lived from &c to age,
Like lonely columns tina, defy decay,
And proudly stand mid temples overthrown,
And n tbs poets of The r,isyf'si
Have snng-Alcides' fame, and he whose arm
Lies Wondering now beside Scamander's stream,
The hero OF that glorious day when Greece
Saw Freedoms light once more, and triumph 81
Upon the steep by " sea-born Snlams,'-
TIE Macedonia boy, whose realms were spread
From far Idona to the Indus wave
All these but fed the quenchess fire that burned
Within his breast, and dried up every fount
Of purer feeling As the fldelcss stars
Looked meekly down, he proudly vowed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-16

! Dis 81 ric, Of Lamaie S. A holden a, the Reg,
ister's Office in Johnson, within and for the district
aforesaid on the 23d day of Anril A. d. 1915.
Marin y. WhecoclS and Mlnsow Vince ocl'' I'd
minsira,ors on the estate of Marin Wheeock late of
Eden in said district deceased, present their admins
traiion account for settlement.
WHEREupos, it is ordered that the same be referred
to session Of sad Probate Cont, 10 be holden at the
Probate office in johnson aforesaid on the 2sh day
of Nav A. ID. 1916 at 10 Of the elork A. NJ. for exam
inaiion and allowance aud that all concerned be mott
fled thereof nv the publication Of this order in e
State three weeks successfully prior to the ,ad 28h
day OF May, that they NAV appear at said time and
place, if they sec cause and object thereto.
4Sw3 SALMON WIRES, judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-16

The people of Iowa have refused to come in.
10 tne Union. They now propose TO form state
~ ine Southern part Of their territory, in size
and shape, a la Tennessee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-16

Paris. by tho last census, contains mil.
lion of Inhabitants. Every 20 minyiss .
death and birth take place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-05-16
petition 20 sell I.amd.

cr,rr or VERMONT r. n probo,e Court
49,, r ,,b;,,onder 80 "A boJ NJ Prrling,on
bs,ie W. e. iJ ii,ii IF ri;'to,,l'n an no 81
T,..,t s sm,l los5 rres.r, RIO Han Cborlos pnse,
Ing o' s. ccr cors Etmcr Rcechor Guardian
.GSai VI S}.' Ror ilar, y -, Snonccr u Pnw
W W ""It % N ~, ~, D. IA IL, ID y 80
minor children of Gavin R e late of 0 Zine" III. n
,ion in wntne. scitinr rrih Thai bs said wards are
seized in their own ri h n fee of one undivided ninth
paI Of the following described parcel ofand. living in
said Hnr,burnh, VIZ the h, me farm, called of
William Ray, late Of said I1incsburgh, decreased be
inc the farm on which the said William lived previ
ously to and at the time Of his DEATH portion of
which farm has been set ont 10 the widow Of the 81 nj
William Ray as her dover in his real estate;-and
that sad wards also seized IN their own right IN
fee o. FIVE undivided ninth parts of cedar lot in
Mnnltnn, in the county Of Addison, containing two
acres Of land which cedar lot was owned in common
by William Ray AMI CALVIN Raw. previously to and ut
the time of tn death Of the said NlllHm.- II
Woud he for the interest Of said wards 20 have all their
interest in slid home of the late W1m RAY, (exce0r
that part thereof which has been set o TO his wi ow
as her dnwerl and also their interest in snd cedar lot
sold IN have the proceeds of such sale put inter
est; and praying said court TO grant him license To
20 s-ii the interest Of said wards in s1d lands Except
She IaHd ~ &C 20 .,c "A, - e' ',''''A' - ~
t.0wer) fjr the Eurnoee aoie'1ld a9rceduiy 10 Inc
statute in such case mad ana p'oNn,ui
WHEREUroN, the CO RI aforesaid dolh nppoh' me
Goth dav of MAY. 10, ior nearing ana ueculh9 on
e'.' peg at the oiare o, ne ke2s'er OF sad court
IN sali bhrington NJ zen ''c" III l' loren on ana
doth order hlt an persons "eFeS'' pr hH'A' mere
oby publication OF ms or'r continuing we suhs'nnce
OF sad pe'i;in' three w'eEs surressVrV IN we sur
lngion Free Press, newspaper printed I'D SAD sur
ngton, the last IF which publications to lie previous
to said goth dav of May, lSl5.
Given under NV hrnd al Darlington aforesaid, this
Sd dav of April, 1915. -....
43w3 VI. W hNloN, HePl2ier.
Petition TO sell Land.
STATE M VERMONT At ote Court
Ds,rc, =, Cbi,tendqn. S. y held n, Burlinoton
,,;,,i 81 sa Jis,rict of Cbttenden on tho third
dnv If Ami igl5, nreeent the Hon Charles Russell
Judoe If s,il court comes Phlo Raw. of Hrncsbureh
in said district uuardHan Of William Raw Of said
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-08
THE GROWTH OF THE NORTHWEST.

The Territory of Wisconsin set of from Michigan and
organized into Territorial Government in 1886. Its whele
surface estimated 900 acres Of which little more
than 0000 has been surveyed The first sales Of pub
lie lands took place in 1885 the amount sold from that time
till January, 1912, a9oe4ls acres for the sum OF
81 76l 1872 The lead mines Of the Territory will be an in
exhausbc source of wealth. According the Of
isa0 the whole amount Of lead produced the United States
and Territories was pounds, and the capital in
vested was 1855 OF this amount Wisconsin Produced
nearly half or 10 l2ss5O pounds, and the capital en-
poyed nv her was 1904 The assessed valuation Of the
real and personal property Of all its counties in the year s43
amounted to ss,077,3O0.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-02-08
NEW Jersey AND TEXAS.

On "Wednesday the Legislature of New Jersey
passed the following resolution--in the House OF
Assembly by "a votes to ID; in the Senate unani-
mously:
Resolved by the Legislature Of the State Of New Jersey,
That the Senators Of the State of New Jersey in the Senate Of
the United States be requested their influence and
cons to prevent the passage Of the resolutions for the annex
alton Of Texas to the United States recently passed by the
House Of Representatives and the Governor Of this State be
requested to transmit copy Of this resolution to each Of our
Senators in Congress-"