Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-20

49, rI"''ci, w i'iioi III he' tiIuC
,1 u.,o I'' i"rS Noulu uu 'ouiu as goou us her
n,, W.. ny NoIy Er1'elui ror my sal
"'y "us s''',i one iook my Wiie a1Vlce,
"'' ".';. W 'rv n l''a,iS,on-hpuse' ana 0nered
y, V',ioe'' "o piu ''ousckeePer toIu me
.; hau per'rr , oull on lawyer uoggle' went to
ha, ao 9I ouiIo anu leurheu .nat tno olu lady
IiI L. ~ S''''V nv munster "ho useu topacco
.ioaii .ii ip"ho prayer ac her iunerai ana
.n3 s"o l"u i.iucSVeu MN 10 ask Nir' omlth
c So Vino''.p' anu pay MN TWO hundred dollars
vi :lI SCI, 'oes' men returned, found
H.; r'i no.V llo'" rot,ler omlth' expressing
,'' ',;.,TIs wv lroltriy ana wrote MN
',r,icaa,i irc was new cause lor
~, .i1' @ ,'.o',lpn, NY Mlic ynought the small
~. o"n' io'' ilc u, .ne WIN, must DC equal to
."o 1851, ou,'' "J''oMTu vi nr ;, Iulltn lor lew
p'"s r. ton'cSs ehaIl oe grleVoNsly dis
N,t! raIat;a ~ =, "ot niIG'l 'aisor sun
nu, H.. ~, I;'ia - - u" nMA"aru
- I P"i i.,i WI, t'inA strange VI
ac ,',,,n , o''"'i "'.enu WIN my iainily'
;shionar a,,J ioi ',o c y. Pal-
a,;no 81 "',' i1i II pclei'c'rcsS' re-
TroniIa ,n;tG tI, a.. a. oui minus: ,
uo,s Lon,, - s,,rl'' c,It,-' PIuI nus ui-
su,,n,so1 lin taior,ii,, at 10y re; Low e,el t
nnd crnrJr,thcr yoro sontons R,tbor n
wLimsir,j G,lio,y Snodc bc roll trnn,
Lenrso ,,hcn ,,,;too e. ln,, and LraI,o ~ ioC,
Z lpt oh I.tKt lnat, l. fullv ln-
cn1na much sl'nrta tI,o, tho ri,ht :iIa aI,,a,,s
;i H. -: ''''''' tIo iio
~ was r. w IucICc nc was oo!l'
iir .'tc ', '"r' I0oiuenS MP I'm III
H., t Vi nis la.ncI anu sIuhu'a'Her'
,,root Ioi,' -. H.. "o"'I W suy' '"u. Is IL
ALL, ,r'''', e. e. ;5es u I,'
mmch Io,yn,. tEar tho o.hnr 90 Iara9 noIT ni
that he and Brother Limits sexton. petcr
LOOMS. who is Il very able-bodied man. when
old Goody Twattle died. dug her grave for n
wager They agreed, that she should be
buried in the grave. which should be tie
last completed and SPADE actually dug and
squared his. and filed it up again, and nut
back the Sward. before Loomis had finished
his. lie is. now and then, very communica-
tive, but fancies he can write better than he
can talk Some time ago. | was rambling
near the pruye-yard while he was diyqinr n
grave and not recollectinp that we had lost
one of our number. walked in. and injured
who was to ho huried. IJe renlied. that il
was not intended for anv one in particular
hut LaL,d - E..Io i;,ro ;,g. tbon o,d
thought he might as well employ it. | asked
him If it was not wider than common graves.
lie said it was. and added, I'm reckon
inr old Caul, the butcher. has killed his last
crittor bn's had three doctors and 7 gness
he wont stand it apin 'em all. | turned the
subject to the character of his business, and
the feelings it rroduced h.-o ort.n
thought the mysteries of the charncl-house
womld he curious, and not uninteresting, if
faithfully developed Spade shook his head,
and became very solemn and looking round,
as if he was fearful of being overheard, said
there were mysteries in every craft, he sup
posed.
Iasked him if he had no. struck him a.
foolish o1trovoganco that silver nIa.es and
the de,d whom conner mr. newter would an.
swer onito as we'll, and the value of the sill.
vcr mirht he given 70 the moor. He paused
fnr n moment and answered rrufly. that he
didn't mini onv sucb thing and catherine
nm his tools leff the crave unfinished and
wont AWAY | was verv much surnrised nj
his behavior. and could not account for it
though it was very well known that he was
an odd fellow. Three days after, he sent for
me, by his son, a letter OF such extraordinary
character, that, lest should loose the origi-
nal, Will now transcribe 1t IN my diary,
"ofu ior "oiu'
"foR Rev. Sol SPITTLE: These,
"kEv, SIR,-l never meddled with your
business, nor pryed into your consarns, nor
ax'd how many texts there was that would
fit one sarmon. What you meant about sill
Yer plates is best known to yourselt.lt cop
per or pewter should be prostituted Tor sill
/ ver' saStohs would DC scarce lheln thinSS
Is E'rHHS''tS' anu always Was "nc" '"e
(,o,ia.s ~ ,h, hona. doSd,rt and ruts ,on
Lni, nnI u,o ,,oro, ,,,ts the s;,Ier ,Iotos
,,;tI, tI,, h,,,,ns r,r soinnot;mns tbroo or r,ur
/ ,nEn. IN an nld ,,ord rats knocked all To-
,,,tL"r ,,,d Lnn,yIndv knn,ys ,ybirh il Which
/ Ev,ar;,,,aJ sav,,,,s ;s no,;Ll,r - ,,nnId
ln ;n.t i;kn tall;nr = liz r. nnt tho mates
,,.;;I, ,i,a v,r,n,r Innos WoIINvho's - ,,,-
r,ho horoa,.7I
~ ~, ,l'oin ir;ai,5s l. al ,,noo and notI,n,'
tnft nn nathin' tn sn.sk on-.hv c,rryin7'
sLn al sii,,r ,io,os - ,.r uhon ,ho 3ra.
G.c;,,inn ;s rld,m coma nav Ina J,ve bear 4
80 ,l,t 'n S.,ic,,La. toId h;,, ,o'...,
80 a"d' 1,4't-s ''' -,
I;I o ~ "'t,i ", 1u.i "'vo.' ''' A''' AZ
i''' eo'oln''y 'i"' "o ''0'oi was
sometimes iolKs Is purrled Win goid rings
Thcm's uarkysitts We always gets EN- fol
it's no use to leave 'em III the arth arter eve
rythinr's gone to rack and as | said afore
none but a ginivine berberan would ravag,
the sentiments of the heirs, and throw som,
ON em like enough, into convulsions by sucl
painful maInorandums Then there's folk
dies, with goold chains and lockets, and brace
lctts. and keepsakes, ,"and sich like, and beg
they NAV never be taken off. Them's parkv
sits. too. and all sich kind o. fancy articles
We gets EN- all in corse o. natur.
Soma s,xtors is all for tomhs T,p ,c;,
,on, ~, ,,,,. C,tb.r and ,rondratbor
~, 80. ..., -,
Inc tehtat,oh IS eiihosl 100 ihuch 'or al
but saStohs that has oech Drought up regula
ana ecr'pnlo"7' never toeIu Sue in.o III
sohsu u us',h5 on ~ ihuon nne l'se'h on I
poor ueau pouy
lheh worms uon / ihlhu satan nor iace'ah
lhey rathrr POKE among so tnlnS they ea'
uhaers'nnd, thah ali the eoolu rings IN crea
tion, wen 1t SD snare lor young iheApt
rlehceu s"A'oh' 0"I'ai II WRONG 10 Pu
: loose com III PoEr oouS way, les' 10 se
, now ~ Will Wotk' 80 II "iht riSht 10 Pu
t golI rlhgS' ana SILVER pia'e, ana nhe cap,
I ana scaIle, anu sue" Inv; III poor sa1toh
way. \" saAtoh ,it az, as Is nohIraple "ial eve ;
, make OF heuule ull CRUSH, thht IL, u