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THE DAILY FREE; PRESS, BURIilN GTCMV, November 19, 1850. certificates in my possession and by the Bank 1 fJyWe find the following in Iloldea's for November. A correspondent writing for she beard snd saw nothing wron ber patents never disputed, ami ibey were gentle induWent to ber. that she never even (eh nooks, to four hundred thousand and euny-iwo As a whole, with ita beantiful diversity of Mr- face, with ita natural terraces and slopes iu topography coald hardly be improved. Provi CEO.

P. CEEXliXEY, TSAcataor QANCINQ ANP WALTZING, Milton Falls, ---Vermont. to the editor the morning after Jenny -Und first concert ia New York, says pounds, currency. The name of the aforesaid letstee I do not remember but be beat a book tempted to disguise tits truths' Toe old pries Hen represented to the father that unless be dence baa been profuse iu besto inj those na store south of the Tontine Hotel, and ia a large intended his child fur the cloister, this mode of jtural attractions which, properly cultivated, IVL EERKLEY would respectfully four or five story block, made of brick, having a bank in one of its divisions. And osy reason fortius bequest is.

that the said bookseller brinsingher up 10 such total seclusion ano UbM what it is sometimes (alas a me mucin ouningion and VMisJtv thai be will furnim the best Music for Balls. Partm on reasonable terms wm cruel rierre an-, ihouM M- derisively) the You cant appreciate my feeble description. But what a roar and about of applause succeeded that death-like silence Jenny left the stage while 14,000 bands, and 7000 voices, and 14,000 feet, to say nothing of canes and hats, sent up such a tumult of approval as mortal never beard. Come and hear ber Sell yo ur old clothes, dispose of your antiquated boots, distribute your hats, hypothecate your jewelry, showed me many marks of kindness and courtesy, and vUiled'BM duriog a sickness of mv MUMP tali-. No-.

1850. dl95w3wlmoa3 wamLI tmkm to secure a aood husband I Heen WV I iff a am 'HXil Powder and Paste. Rovca eral davs. He was a married man, and a mem- for ber; and her perfect purity ana innocence i we nave, in uurungion, an active anu at a were so beautiful, that the kind-hearted but un- energetic Corporation, known as TheBc tl Wss8le and mail by 7 Nov. 18.

4 d4w THEO. A. fECK. ber of toe English Church, ana 11 now living, is about 40 vears of or more. wise ecclesiastic oie not insist laauer.

AonrnneT Cum-ast who.as Carlvle CoditiLU tlM above beauest cannot be In the mean time she crew space and w. hn mV come on the canal, work your passage, walk, take up a collection to pay your expenses, raise monev on a sell Tom' into nerne- complied with for lack of proof, or by reason of the death of the legatee, I hereby direct soy ex-; to divide the shares equally between mother being dead. Mane lived on as before i Vwitl ber father, whose affection only increased They have made sure of their supply of pure wholesome Water they bave constructed teal slavery, dispose of Kose to the Highest a a a bidder, stop smoking for a year, give op tea, the five parlies first named, in this my last will and Reservoirs, tney nave tnreaaea our prin- coneeand sugar, dispense with bread, meat, with bis years, both, or them apparently wnna- awi In? that the world went on as they did them- their 'selves, unchanged in a single idea. Alas! -l know not what a day may bring forth, with bis years, both of them apparently think- and is iL 1 I I streets with their iron conductors; and garden and sich like' luxuries only L. II.

Yocho. of Washington, is the fortu 1 .1 get 4he -needful chance, only' elevate the i now aoow prepares iu ueaiuw wiiub us. iu vJox7 Hsssfiictsred ia Dnrlicgtoa. HAVING VSt KETUR5ED FROM NARKIT, ia happy to announce to the public, that he has broof ht honie a far larger and finer aswrtment ot ar ticles in bis hue than has ever been presented in this aa at ih a J.ll.l -1. a a nate legatee, He writes on the subject as follows and then come and bear Jenny But I and bearing all that psses around us.

Pierre inestimable benefits of their quiet snd snheral am at the bottom of my paper and I roust close, Marie were scarcely aware ot me com idea labors. hey are public benelanors, not There is no dtuH that I am the legatee I in a state of excitement unparalleled since that MAMMomAMi tha If ovnliif inn mini ir ivaa all .1 .1 01 course, ior ine mere creau or coraiqrv.01 in- can bave but little trouble in proving it. The onlv wonder it, that so lame a fortune should of Adam when be woke up one fine morning and saw Eve 'making the tea, and getting I "'l' they hare done a good deed mr: auena sscn poor eervicea as mine. ivtawtn preauast in the backyard of his country-seat. "--and tha woperty divided, and in the possess- eaptcung uieir rewara.

neea noi com Hundrti Thousand Dollars, and upwards ion of oilers of a very different stamp from bis mend them to the public favor. They have ii QT'Messrs. E. Smith St bave received Well. I will set about looking it up and if wu auu iu auuiuuu i ujui, ne baa nicd and complete arrangement for iaiB aiuu patrou, a uiuun ui earned it, and possess it.

They bave placed ever seen red, 1 trust the means of doing good No. 29, of Phillips, Sampson Co's elegant en manner even in ui n-i i.w- nr. fnnt- nnr aph will not find me with less of a heart for it than MANUFACTURING nlitania I th fflfet nf KumtlA. All vv Mv.a.w.avw 1 a 1 1 I LmlMultin.iniA l.uia aa Edition of Shakspeare's Dramatic Works, containing Timeon of Athens, and illustrated by a (have hitherto had. I have many friends whom it will please me to help." on his own account, nearly all the in which he deals, so as to promote the prosperity of tbe town.

came like a clap oi tiiunuer upon me asionisn-i "jicicuvw uju.wjh.u... to Pierte and altliougii be continued to live ml will secure to us its use for all the benenceni portrait of Timandra. wnue ne minisiers 10 ine warns ot the Ha has taken the spacious rooms over his own store and bis old cottsge.he never more held up Ins bead. tlMj pUrifyig pqrposes to which it is applicable his old cottsge.he never more neiu up ins neaa. tIMj pUrjfy Sugar Manufacture.

agent of safety, and of that nearest to 'Finally he becama quite childiah, and one day, died- sitting in his chair, his last words being Tv 1 Marie, his last action pointing to the little divine of The process of 6ugar making in the South is personal virtues, personal cleanliness. holographic Dispatch. inai or n. v. c.

uyman, whieb were so long occupied by Chauncey Goodrich, as a Pripgting Establishment, where his manufacturing operations will be carried on. -t He is able to offer to his customers the following articles, suited to the season described br a correspondent of the Louisville fiirure of the When his death. howev-IThe Burlington Aqueduct Company bave done Christian Advocate, as follows 1 er, became known, the newpropnetaire ues-red their doty, manfully and well. atroRTso EzcLrsivELT roa the daily rasi raiss 3s'aj; They (ad finished making here, be This morning, we noticed, near the in New York, Nov. 19,2 1-2 P.

M. Stone Martin, Swedish Martin; Mountain Marin, Rock Martin black and natural. Fitch. Sihe. astonished at the innocent beauty of the voutb- tersectioo ot Main and Church streets, a Ily Detroit, Nov.

1Mb The Michigan Cen fore my a-rival, but Mr. H. took me all through the sugar mill this morning and explained the whole operation of sugar making. The building is of brick, with a good steam engine, the rian Squirrel light and dark. Ermine and Imita ful Marie, but not softened by it for his bold, dram sending up its diamond current forty leet tral Railroad Freight Depot, was entirely des -coarse admiration, ana Joua, insolent manner.

I jnto the turbulent atmosphere. The strong to terrified the gentle recluse that, as soon as W-i-rlv wind drove tl. from the column troyed by fire at 3 o'clock this morning; loss whole cssting about 420,000. Hehind the mill tstaa eha inan fl hnnn A hAP rlnthoa I $100,000. a largs shed, under which the cane is thrown and takin the cherished little earthen imai-e Pf water, almost from its departure from the so that the mill can be ran in all rnds of The Washington papers rejoice at the result 1 in ber hand went forth, like Eve from paradise, pipe, but the column went vp, nevertheless The cane is here placed upon as end of the Nashville Convention thourh.

alas not into a world without inliabi-l The oilier fountain was too hieh for the wind less chun, which convey, it into the mill and Terrified to a degree which no one not Hydr.u,ics conqUered the rampant Hesperid'es, M.niih nn aa aha had hnpn ran fnrm Inn Ipaall 1 between the rollers, where it is crushed. When tion, Ahnk, Lienett, toney, Black, Natural, and African Lynx. I It I IV 12 8 Mink," Down, and Jenny Liud CUPFSI Down and Jenny Und. LADIES' GLOVES every variety. Gentlemen's Caps Otter, Mink, Black, Brown and Natural Seal, Beaver, Mask rat Black and Aatural, Hair Seal, Silk and Mohair Plush, Cloth with Fur Bands, Cloth Caps ot every variety, i gent's collars and Oder, Beaver and Mink.

1 Nashville, Nov. 18th. The Convention broke up in a Row sine thus deprived of its juice it is conveyed into tj- -r tn aniii.in,. roti. and sent the sparkling waters into the blue IUI7B U'a wuinwnv m'1.

isstsjwsi large rats or tubs, and from thence as it is than meet that bold, bad man again, she plung- The Aqueduct Company had the best of it, as needed, into the kettles, which occupy a separ Baltimore, Nov. 18th. td into the increasing gloom, and wandered, all oar Firemen, who witnessed the contest, ate room. There are five of them or different weaned and Knew not whither, I A despatch from Savannah says, Dr. Collins 1 ni.

of Macon, owner of Crafts and his wife, sizes the first, the largest. When the juice comes to a boil in this, it Is skimmed and dipped iuto the next, then into, the third, etc And now what we have to say is this Willi, nuiigrjr iiiu iiicu, oiid iuuiu ijuuu laiiuci. She lay down, therefore, at the foot of a tree, received a long letter from President Fillmore with ber head on her bundle, and the Virgin in By the time it is boiled in the fourth it is We have a starved and sniveled1 Public Square It contains grass that valiantly aims to be green SWAN'S DOWN 1 Also, every variety of roa ot the most satisfactory character, tie says ber band, and soon leu sound asleep. ii 1 ti. wnai ia caneu cereau, or syrup.

si is granu the Fugitive filave Law shall be enforced to She was awakened from a dream of former in early summer, but' pales its ineffectual ray," lated in the fifth, and then conveyed into vats TRIMMINOS. OVERCOATS! Woodchuck. Coon. Seal and Dufliilo. manufactured 'days by rough bands, and upon regaining her the very letter and should any officer fail to as the warm weather gradually dries up the where it soon forms a crust upon the top, which has to be broken and stirred three times.

It recollection, found that some one had snatched perform his duty, be shall be punished and dis land from which it draws its nourishment. It in his own store and WARRANTED not to rip. the bundle from beneath her head, and that missed. The letter has given unbounded sa now forms a wet mush, which is shoveled into hand-barrows, and thrown immediately into the contains trees, also, that look liks fugitive nothing remained to her but the little image, tisfaction to the people. trees, trees indigenous to another climate, and 1 associated us ber mind with that happy child- hogsheads which are ranged in rows in another BUFFALO ROBES.

Ii. any quantity, and of prime quality. CSTRepairing done as usual. 1 i GEORGE R. WEED.

Burlington, Nov. 15, 1850. i bood to which her present destitute and friend room. This room is very large and the whole struggling to live, for our accommocation, in less condition formed so terrible a contrast. or it underneath the hogsheads ia oue vast tub.

ours, trees mat nave stopped growing, as iilarrieu -The and in some cases the insults of made to held the molasses which drops from the passers-by, terrified her to such a degree, lhe had fotgollea to grow through sheer grief. the wet sugar in the hogsheads. A view of In Williston on the 14th by Rev. M. H.

Biz A PAPER FOR YOUR FAMILY, I Each year finds them with the same leaves, the 'that, regardless of consequences, she peneirat this dark 'sea of sweet' with the thoughts of by, Mr. Josefhus II. Thatches of Williston, to Miss ed farther into the Bois da Boulogne, when at same unhappy looking, slinky fibres of limbs, the dirt that must necessarily drop into it, and New Series New FeaturesNew Ttpi. Charlotte Sinclair of Jsricho. 'lenifth weak, and indeed quite exhausted from the Hies, musquitoes, bugs, rats, and mice, the same cadaverous countenances on the first which may, probably be drowned therein, want of food, she sank down, praying to God to let her die, and take her to Heaven.

She of July trees that appear to try to grow but l)c t)omt Journal, think would cure the fastidious, at least of all BOOKS THAT ME BOORS are the victims of unavoidable misfortune" 'Watted patiently tor some tune, hoping, and fondness for sugar-house molasses. It should rUSUlSED WIEILT IN THE CITT Of AT 'more than half expecting, that wbat she asked always be boiled over before using, which respectable in intentions, but, on the whole so earnestly would be granted to her. About greatly improves its taste as well as purines it. rather ridiculous in performance. These trees an boar he planters never use the molasses them- J.

rUILDKlCK, Aiict. that was still a iva, repeated rV'ri lVTZ seives, but use. the cereau or golden syrup as a. a hnr aiirfnliinlinna. niiprinir them in tier flirttrae.irecvive.

wuum aim ii iuu wiwinu we can in nentucKy. Commencing Saturday evening, November 6lk. tiun in a loud tone ot voice. suddenly ahe Bubuo benefactors who Bhouid give msm and continues each evening for one week, and Thanksgiving Day, fancied she heard eouuds of branches breaking.Lk,nrA to Waiar. in ths arid months of sum n.

I. 1 titi.J pos uvclg no I nger. It is not easy to determine which is the 'the ntaiost alarm lest it miht bo some of those mer -and 8rteful V1 f6 V9 stronger, tbe love of imitating, or the love of tii. h-AtnnAvd friAn whn hu.i doi' and insii men, nave ruunuia i ms i inst Hi THE Subscriber, grateful to the cm-sens of Burlington and vicinity fur their liberal pavonage last season, has returned with a much differing fashion, or sectarianism The for ted she attempted to rise and fly but her make glad the hearts of trees, shrubs, flowers mer is displayed in form and taste the latter wcaknesi was so great that alter a few steps tn(1 me by a jet dfEiu, in the center of our more in substance and essentials. To which larger assortment, comprising several thousand volumes in all the various departments ot Ancient and Modern Literature.

ne jeu. Public Square, that shall diffuse inaudible but of these does the New England festival belong (To he Continued.) real music, and freshness, and inspire thought; Undoubtedly to both, partaking of the taste of one, and the substance of the other. This must of coolness and comfort, when the pitiless sun iMi JJrcss, be the reason, that the Governors of State can jgp Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invited to examine them on each day of sale. Our Books are all new and perfect, and we hope to merit a continuance of public favors by courteous and offering them books at their own prices. For Books at Private Sale at fair average Auction pours down upon us his heated rays in the summer solstice The expense will be nothing but if it were a thousand dollars it would never agree iu setting apart the same day for the celebration of this most interesting of anniversaries.

No matter. Opposition as well as adversities, has its uses. In consequence of TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 1 19, I860. buy a good name and betterenj lyments, cheap.

-a large lot Gold ahd Silves Watches and Jewblrt, Ri.tGs, Puts, Slides, Vest and Fob Whig Anti-Slavery riatrorn. Will our Fathers our Overseers our Select: men order the thinu to be done Will thev MV OPPOSITION TO TUB IXCRKASK OF Chains, all of the latest and most desirable patterns. Sale to corqiuence at 6 1-2 o'clock, p. m. this variety ot appointments, we snail keep up a perpetual flame of gratitude for the remainder of the year, beginning with the first lighting of the fire in North Carolina on the 14th November, and ending with the last flickering of TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.

A Olf the first of January next, commences New Series of this copious, comprehensive and elegantly printed Family Newspaper, which is now acknowledged to be the indiapenaibie drawing-room gaieue ot the country. A home is hardly complete, we think we may safely venture to say, without the HOME JOURNAL, which is the ALL THAT INTERESTS ALL CLASSES OF SOCIETY, and of the intelligence which most enlivens an American Home. New-York is the great centre, and here, at the fountain head of novelty, incident, literature, and foreign news, the Home Journal is printed and published. Its editors, (Geo. P.

Morris and N. P. Willis,) devote their entire time, skill and experience, to the task eivirg, each week, EVERY THING WORTH KNOWING. They parricu. larly keep an eye on all the whims and novelties of new-york society, presenting sketches of the BELLES OF OUR TIME, snd careful portraits of THE DISTINGUISHED PUBLIC CHARACTERS.

In addition to this, the utmost pains are taken, by translations from French journals, and by foreign correspondence, to prepare such reports of THE FASHIONABLE GOSSIP OF PARIS, as will exceedingly instruct and amuse. We present to our readers, the facts and outlines of all news. In our literary department, we aim at sketches andreadable criticism, and in our condensations of the fecund productions of the vast newspaper world of England, we aim to avoid the tiresome, and the local, and transfer to our columns the pick ol English information and brilliancy, while we en deavor to select with a true sense of pure morals, true wit, and genuine humor. In addition to the above, we propose to eive, in the course of the ENTIRELY tfEW FEATURE, which we think will particularly INTEREST THE LADIES, SERIES OF RETUNED LOVE. LETTERS.

This being a species of composition that interests all readers, we trust to make the numbers of the Home Journal more eagerly, looked for, and more carefully preserved than vet We have also new correspondents in London and Paris, who will send us muck that could never reach us through fore gn journals. As a New Year's Present from a Gentleman ta a Lady, The Home Journal is one, of which the remembrance is renew ed evert uxes.and it is unsurpassed as gilt in good tsete. Tbsms. For one copy, $3 for three copies, 9i or for oue copy for three years, $5 always in a ranee. jSubscribe without delay.

Address MORRIS WILLIS, -'J Editors snd Proprietor, 107 Fulton-st New-York. SiVERt'lH THIS COUNTRY, OR TO THE IS respond to the humane and philanthropic sen crease or Slave rkfresentation in Cos SRESS. 18 HESERAL AND UNIVERSAL. 1 IT HAS BIRD SEEDS! Canary, Hemp, iJape and Millet Fish-bone and Cups, for sale at low prices. Nov.

13, THEO. A. PECK. timents that we know are in their by ordering the neglected and suffering Square to its expiring embers in the boreal piues of Maine HO RErXRENCE TO THE LINES OF LATITUDE OR with a fountain 1 They shall be mints or the compass. I hall oppose I be electnned 'AXL SUCH EXTENSION AND ALL SUCH INCREASE.

Aldermen and Lord Mayors, every mother's The Seminary. T'HE next Quarter in the Burlineton Femnl on of -a -t Aldng the intermediate space, between these distant outposts, tbe incense of thanksgiving will be Jen successively to ascend from thousands of domestic altars for the mercies of the New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Con ALL PLACES, AT ALL TIMES, UNDER ALL son of due time, if they will. The children of the present generation, and our '-1 Seminary, will commence on Wednesday next. th VtlU in. 'l CIRCUMSTANCES, EVEN AGAINST ALL INDUCE MENTS.

AGAINST ALL COM HI NATION, AGAINST Nor. 16tb, 1S50. d4t grandchildren, shall remember their names, and iAIL compromise. wntei ttebskr lb4d. necticut and Maryland will celebrate the feast there shall be, ip their honor, NOTICE.

THE Subscriber hating procured a r-New and Splendid Hearse and Tall Cloth, offers his services as Undertaker, and will furnuh Now Theh I We desire to invite the atten- on the mm or November Vermont on tbe oth of December New New Jersey and Pennsylvania on tbe I2ih of the same month. Sermons in trees, books in the running brooks, And good in etery thing 'Hon of the citizens of Burlington such of By. thatjUme Christmas will be at band to pro Coffins, of all kinds, at the shortest notice. Persons Jtbem. at least, as bold that, public spirit and The will of an Englishman, Col.

Daniels, iBjanlcipal patriotism mean sjmething more Uly proved at Uverpooi, contains the loiiow- long the chant of praise and Christendom will thus 'close the year, in merriment at least, we hope in cheerful gratitude. I Some of tbe infe 4bu mere empty a subject interest- out ot own can be furnished with Coffins, and Hearse, if required. N. B. HEADY MADE COFFINS kept constantly on hand.

SAMUEL NICHOLS. 18th, 1850. dtf rior tribes- must suffer, that we may enjoy. rng to all." Bvrlington is something of a Vfl- And now, having no other near relative or 'W It contains considerably more inhabi- nua wnoneea my. igive a cer- (tain bookseller In PiPw Hivm.

ITnnnacticut. in 11 no unnecessary evil be inflicted. And amid our feastings, it becomes us never to forget the creatures, who contribute largely to them, nor the needy of our own race. I Aw- tbaa the City of Vergennes, and possesses the United Slttea of Am9tictt my 6htre, ja DYE KINDS FOR SALE BT THEO. A.

PECK. u.auiaeaui touu suuauon to wnicn yw art the Banks or UVcrpool, Kneland. and Dum- ark. Daily Advertiser, 4 and ingenuity of man could add no fries Scotland, amounting, as will appear by the Novembef 4, 1350. tf.