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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-01

Curious WLL.-The following eXtraOrdl-
nary story is in circulation. An aged gen
tiernan PLANTER in one Of the Southern States
has lust died. leaving fortune Of 500 600,
which is to be disposed Of according TO the
nrorisions Of his will and that document is
as follows -
" bequeath all my effects to the children
Of my brother, on the following conditions
DESTROYS of marking my sense Of the service
which my Newfoundland dog rendered me IN
saving my life when | was drowning, and
wishing also to provide for my housekeeper,
appoint my said hOuSekeeper nurse, tutor,
and motbcr Of my dog. My natural heirs
shall. on this account, pay to her, out OF my
entire fortune, a daily sum IN the following
manner The daily payment shall continue
80 long as the dog shall live, but not one Sc
cond longer. During the first year alter my
decease, or for so much Of 1t as the dog sha II
live, my housekeepcr shall receive s. a day
the second year she shall receive SO day
the third year SIS, and Sd on, until the
death of the dog. In the course of the month
IN which the dog shall die, there shall be
paid to my housckeeper for every day Of the
dogs existence Sl25 On the day Of his
death She shall be paid per hour Of the dog S
life, $3.50. In the last hour Of his life she
shall receive for every minute that he lives,
$50 and for every second of the last mi
mute, $500. Ny notary is charged with su-
perintendlng the carrying out Of my will. "
This eccentric gentleman appears to have
entertained for his dog, sentiments similar
to Byron's, What the heirs will think or
do We cannot say, but we shall be much
surprised if that dog lives many hours lon
ger, Supposing him to die at 50 minutes
and 50 seconds after o'clock on the 30th
day Of the month, the sum to be paid to the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-01
Miscellany.

! Disconnected HUSBANDS Defence OF
SLAVERY On the deck Of a steamer a day
or two since, friend of ours heard man
declaiming yolubly and noisily In defence Of
the So peculiar institution which certain
class of politicians would identify with the
prosperity and progress Of our country. lie
etoutly defended 1t as the principal clement
Of American greatness None of the by
standers hintcd in the rCmOtcst way at tar
and feathers, or even Offered the slightest
interruption 10 bis orcumcnt, which rolled
on till 1t had exhausted the current state
ments IN defence and laudation of slavery
Our friend, who happened to be near the
speaker, quietly asked, - but when II sells
the husband to Maryland and the wife to
Louisiana-what do you think Of it then ?'
The man considered the matter a moment,
and then brisGy rcjoined. - Why, Hea
think best of al of a. | wish in my very
heart theyd sell my wife five hundred miles
of, I'd be a pro-slaverY man forever t'
Here Is a new weapon on the - South side
OF the g irrepressible conflict" Here is an
apology for slavery that never seems to have
occurred 10 Calhoun or M'DufHe \ new
argument in behalf of slavery is a novelty
indeed. Are we to suppose that the Repu-
blicans love their wives too much t. long Sc
cretly for dissolution Of the matrimonial
union If 50, the late elections suggest a
very gratifying corollary from that fact, viz.
that rast majority Of the good people Of
the United States are very contented and
happy under the durance of that particular
description of lock called Wed-locE
Our fair countrywomen ought to take up
this matter with spirit, and look sharply
into the c)niugal loyalty Of every husband
who goes to the polls for democracy or
50 fusion. ~. Y. Gem.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-01

voted for General Washington for Presi.
dant, and have voted at every Presidential
election since, and hope to vote at the next
election This is the duty of every Christian
freeman.
This letter, which my grandson has writ
ten at my direction, l have carefully read
and approved, and sign it with my own
hand
(Signed) RALPH FARNHAM.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-01
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Tor lAt AAt5 Atet"
MONEY MAKES THE MARE co
Each dweller in our glorious States
Talks loud Of equal rights, aud prates
That wealth is no embargo
on honesty and common sense;
But all Of this is mere prctense,
"Its a77ey makes the mare go
60 see the girl consigned by fate
To menial service hard and late,
Can ne'e7 minute spare o.
Though grace Of juno hers may be,
Her "Mi = a frigbtful Hccatc,
Sdu "maucy makes the mare GO
Or 60 20 any public place:
see the poor man with sunbrowned face
And brains a goojly cargo;
A wealthy fool steps iD ahead,
Whose neck supports lump Of lead;
Fer .mo5cy makes the mare 60"
attend the Church, ard witness there
Proud Dives sit on cushions rare,
Where no poor man shall dare 60,
For him hard seats are good enough,
And gospel taken in the rough,
Wherc money makes the marc 90.
Those wealthy saints in Heaven would get
The basement for the poorer set.
Who by freight train must there 20.
Or let the servants live below,
Where twill not mortify them So,
While money makes the mare GO"
DMcCRuUs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-01

VERuoyr Mutual. The Annual Meeting
of the Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pany was held at Montpelier, Wednesday,
Oct 18th. The following gentlemen are the
Directors for the ensuing year
Washington Co, Daniel Baldwin, limo
thy P. Redfeld, Erastus Camp, James L.
T5urston, M Charles Dewey Orange Co. B
w Bartholomew Bennington Co., Henry
D. Hall /; Lamoille Co., W. H. II. Bing-
ham Windham Co., F. II. Fessenden {.
Chittenden Co., VIM. G. Shaw Orleans
Co.. Samuel A. Willard Windsor County,
Luther O. White Addison Co., Calyin u
riden Franklin Co., William CIapp
Essex Co, John Dewey Grand Isle Co,
Giles Harrington Rutland Co, Moses
Hawks Caledonia Co., > u. Abbott.
OryIcERs. Daniel Baldwin, Preslden. !:
Timothy p Redfeld, Vice President Charles
Dewey, Secretary James 7. Thurston,
Treasurer.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-01

Two CHILDREN ATTACKED BIZ a BEAR.-
The following circumstance is said to have
occurred in the town of Forest, in Badaxe
county. Wisconsin
Two children, aged 9 and IL, were dig
ging ginseng, and came in contact with a
bear OF large size, which seized the younger
and mangled it IN a shocking manner; when
the father, hearing the screams eff the child,
came to its rescue; and found the elder, a
girl. combating with the furious beast like
noble champion. lie succeeded in driving
the bear away, and proceeded on his way
home, the bear following for some distance,
not willing to depart without his anticipated
booty.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-01

To-day we publish another batch Of revolu-
tionary documents which are of the most terrible
import. And the terror with which they
are invested is enhanced by the melancholy fact
that the people Of the North DO not realize the
danger which is at hand. They are buying and
selling, and marrying and making merry, as if no
cloud darkened the horizon, and az if no calamity
were looming up before them. So did the inhabi
tsnts Of the buried cities of Herculaneum and
Pompeii Just before their destruction. They fid-
died and danced and made merry: and pursued
their ordinary avocati5ns without thought of the
future, when suddenly they were overwhelmed
from the crater Of Vesuvius with red hot cnders
and scoria and lava, and have only been disinter
Ied from fiery grave after the lapse Of centuries.
We are on the brink of a social and political vol
cano, and we are lulled into perfect security not
withstauding the rumbling sounds beneath and
the smoke above that always proceed from fire
The explosion may take place at any moment,
and yet we are apparently unconcerned as if it
were a thousand years ahead
Unconcerned may, utterly unconscious.
Capitalists are investing their precious piles
in the stocks Of the about~to-be- exploded
United States Of America, ten millions in a
day, and half million bonus for the privil
ege; while the South, as madly bent on her
reciprocal vocation of borrowing, is here in
market with her bonds, and-most horrible
OF all-actually selling them Capital, the
most timid and sensitive thing in all ami
mate or lnanlmate creation, Is lulled into
profound security, and nobody suspects the
final crash upon which we are rushing, but
the shrieking high-priest of the oraolc-and
to him they listen, and laugh 1t gives us
4 cold sweat TO think of it.
All this is both appalling and disgusting
enough in a moral aspect, but 1t is good and
legitimate fun, in u cOmmon-sense point Of
view The head rogues know well the trans
parency of the farce to all business men, or
they would never dare 10 howl note of it
for their very ears-for they have ears, if
their employees have not. Their present
anxiety to prove to their Southern cores
pOndents their extreme sOundness ON the
goose, by their caterwaulings and the sound
ness of the new York community generally,
by frightening a good many silly voters into
the pen, induces them to raise the racket to
an uneommonly bold pitch-but 1t is the
old familiar performance after all, at which
actors and audience are alike laughing unu-
sually-the former of course, in their sleeves.
II is little like the dismal music of a fune-
raj The solemnities over, on the day after
election the old bag-pipes viii strike up
iollier strain than ever, to the regular tune
of natural glorifcation, and the way the peo-
pie have squelched, 1abbergasted and utter
ly put to route the army Of ofhce-hOlders,
fossil politicians, brokers and political croak-
ers, and are marching on to their ever glori-
Gus and triumphant destiny,-and any guam
tity more ofthe same sort.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-01
THE PATRIOTS CONSULTATIONS.

The Montpelier Patriot strives to keep up
the courage Of its Douglas supporters 1t
says its intelligence from Illinois sis of a
character to ir spire fullest confidence that
Douglas will sweep that State cleaner than
it has been swept lately 9Th Pennsyl-
vania there are symptoms shown, even by
the late election, favorable TO the Democ
racy. I'VE are not prepared to claim
Ohio for Douglas and Democracy next
month, by ten thousand major ity but we
are able to deny that the Republi cans at the
recent election, had twenty thousand ma
jority. ''-''The majority for the most i'm
portant candidate, and the most popular one
in Ohio, is about eight thousand. ''-"Ohio
is therefore doubtful Lincoln is in
danger Of being beaten alter all. -
Getting sunbeams out of cucumbers Is
nothing TO getting comfort out of such talk
as that. As to that Ohio vote, the official
statement gives the Republican majorities as
follows -
For Judge Of Supreme Court
Brinkerhof, over all sorts. 1901
For attorney General:
Murry, over Stambaugh, dem, 25,270
over all, 1850
For Member Of Board OF Pubic Works
Sargent over Barkey, (dem.), 24,84G
over all, 1864
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-01
From the New York Sun. !
SHAM PANIC.

The money-ocracy of New York and Phil
adelphia and the bear-interest of the Stock
Exchahge-joined for once in the most des-
perate and unnatural league-are ringing
the tocsin of panic through ali their regular
and also.the specially chartered organs,
with a reckless extravaganza which is one of
the greatest curiosities Of an American po-
liticai contest. Hear the Herald:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-01

The famous slave yacht Wsnderer is at Ha-
vnna, Cubs, and is reported to be fitting out
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-01

SEyA7E-Repor, Of Conmiftec.-Senator Wood
bridge, for committee the judiciary, in re-
sponse to resolution instructing them to enquire
into the necessity of further legislation in regard
to circuses &c, reported against further legisla-
ton
By Senator Peck, for committee on judiciary,
in regard TO resolution concerning the use Of the
Bible in cur common schools, against any legiss
lation the Subject. On motion of Senator
Needham the report ordered to lie and 500
copies we're ordered to be printed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-11-01

Hon AsbaeI Peck was declared to be elected.
For Reporter Of Decisions, Mr.. Allen Of Rutland
nominated VIM. &. Shaw Of Burlington. No other
nomination being made he was elected UiUa race
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23

NEw ORLEANs March I'D.
The ts,t al ices from texas s,t.e that 10 eas are
su,era.aed cfs collision between the Hous-Ouites and
sece-siOusts.
Nav OGLEAVs. March 80.
T-ds9o'. adgces Of the I6.h have been received It
,,s stood thlt Lieut. Williams had RESCUED. Col Bon
neville OF the tlrd infantry, late in command al For,
C.srs bad arrived there, rl-'e TO - LOUIS Two
c9u3srs Lad arrived from San Antonio and re await
a, transportation. while Others were expected Lieut.
W,sb,,gt5, O. 5 remlns 10 act AS quartermaster
and comms,rv until the federal troops have eit the
.--tg.
30. weston aiyiccs Of the Iy-h ale received
Governor Houston and the secretary OF state refused
20 appear on the l5h before che convention az Ausul
when summoned ai;er q notice, 20 iake the oA'u
The other state officers took the OATH
Lieut. Governor CLARK vas % assume The governor Z
p0acrs on the 10th It vas no, knosn what Governor
Houston would DO.
The convention vas rapidly maturing defensive io'ee
for the foaer iadia1s in large numbers were on 'He
western frouEsrs.
Col Ford vas organiziag military force 70 protect
The RO Grande
The convention hsd passed ordinance continuing N
the state government he ofcP-s Who took the oath
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23

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The CEPHALIC PILLS ihe long investigation mi
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All orders should be addressed to
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23

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Secretary Of The Treasury from time to time shall
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ON DOMINION INsURANCE COMPANY

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500, 900!
THE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,
OF THE CITY or RICHMOND.
TESHE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having ample Cash Cap
itsl and Chartered by the Legislature Of Virginia. viii receive
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A A. HuTdHEaos Treasurer 44afl-lJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23

NEW GOODS
THE
CrenShaw Wooden Mills.
RICHMOND.
EyANcg cAsSIMERgs an sooL
LADIES CLOTH CLOAKg
bed BLANKETS ae, Is.
del sANI4 ~ PRICE co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23

SAD MEETING The s.. Louis State journal tells of a
sad meeting which took place in that city on Friday be-
tween brother aud sister, who had been parted for f'
teen years Ff,scn years ago the sister eoped from
Auburn New York, yi.h young man, and until Friday
ber family had heard nothing from her, though her bro
har lad been seeking information Of her Tor several
years on Friday hs attended the Recorders Court ana
thought h -c,ognisej IN ths features Of hag, charged
with beug ls.a4 ald disorderly something am ar, and
whom -h, rassed him his way TO cell noticed scar
on her cheek which was the exact counterpart OF one he
remembered as being upon the cheek OF hs sister After
The female had been locked up he gained permission to
visi, her in her CELL and found his worst fears realized
The meeung-the feelings Of both such meeting
he neither imagined nor described few years since
ono man met his sister under ike circumstances N 81
louis invited her to take Buggy ide with him, muir
I itv shot himself He felt all that this young man
must have felt on Friday and lacked the moral courage
TO attempt to live down the disgrace loved sister had
brought upon his family
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23

Cephae Pills accomplish the object for which they we're ma
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23

They have been tested in than thousand cases. with
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23
When vrapt IN flames the realms Of ether glow,
And Heavens last thunder shakes the world pe,'

beg the indulgence Gf the committee fol ons moment,
while read an extract from speech said to have been
delivered by distinguished member OF this body who
has f5d the highest Office in the gift of the people OF
this whole country and whose presence among US adds
dguity and character TO the body.
Sir l have looked in the distant future, and have
there beheld the greatness OF free America have be-
held her walking on the mighty deep, and carrying glad
dings Of great JOY in distant nations. have seen her
stretching her arms whole EARTH aud overurn-
ing the stroughOlds Of despotism in the old world
Woe. woe, beuie the man who shall endeayGr 70 SOW
the seeds OF disunon aud snarChy among Us. Better
for him he had never been born II he cal upon noun
sins to hide hm-nay if he bury himself in thc very
centre OF the earh-the indignation of shall hcd
him out and bias h.u with It's lightnings.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23
DOG0ETT x ANDERSON,

WV N-hfti ~ NEIL,
RE receiving of he Pa T4air Csrpetngs OF Cc.hs Mal
n tags, Curtain 'ods cOuices and Bands Rrlo, shAds
Paper HsrFrg, ClTle1 Ha ami Noss "a ~ low prices
Carpets Cu.tsns Bells and Nare-I made 20 ~ hort no.
uce Paper hanging done IN the city country 6J upeor
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-23

From he Rs5a0crGi. 81 C'oud MINI.
II you are have with headache send
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tack.