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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-23
A n Rnles hoIden in Due CIetk's Oliicc ol lac

"A
IN Circuit Superior Count Of Law and necry
~ Of Hanover, the 9th day Of February Isg7.
George W rrueheaH and France. c his wife, pruns,
againJ
John Tuchcau and Ann his wife Iucan Tushrar- Fan
ny Trurheart Henry Trucheau ruehcari Charles
w lrueh"at Caroline n Turtc1rt and Mildred
FAINT children OF John a lIutcaU AMI Ann 4 wife
ruehCar1 MARY l. Goldman Thomas True
heart Jr, Edwin Burnley ard wife l. True
hear Frances Goris. Saah TruC.lr l. Stephen
uciclu infant Children ~ George Tru,hc,rt Fr1necs
q his wife Edwin huney AID Fanny BunIey
Edwin Burnley Lucin Minor Wism Hen
~ Carts Daniel Ttulr, John Sheppard pcni
Edwin Shelton adn,ur aac decd Niles Macon
Conway Robinson. Wam Sheppard Joshua ana the
Farmers tanA Of Virginia ccfts,
The deculnts, John Truebcl and Ann Wife ueian
Tm,hea Fanny o Truchclr; Henry TTuebclr: susan
TguUhea, Chlrrs TaehcaT Caroline Tuchear, Mildred
Trsheari, Ew Burnley sarah TTueaca Truehrart
and Joshua having entered appearance rvcn
security according the Ac Of Assembly Of This
Court nj appealing by 'aact evidence no,
thaants OF t Commonwealth: u 10 ordered That
raned defendants Go appear here day Apu
neat and answer the auuns bill ard that coy
be forthwith red IN some newspaper published Cty
Richmond for two tbs saecSsycy aIt copy
posted the il1a looI the Cogu 10 O county
\ Copy. TrS;c,
Tn u
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Richmond, May 10Th '' 1876 ''-' '' ''' .
RIO MORE WHITE, GRAY RED HAIR

L remedy which enhances considerably The beauty and alters
appearance which much t,kd
pleasing efee these defects To
wished The grand ard
property JULES HAUELS VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR
nv winch the proprietor with justice STATE lar beyond
thre kind Other IT,
properties very though very This chemical
wondea enables p-sn dye simultaneously their
For changing red gray
hair. whskc eyebrow brown black chestnut
slightest consequence need bc feared from ~
altogether This the sanctioned
~ Chemistry ndobir the
gadauons Of coor without danger
LIBERAL patronage and unlimited eou Of
n black required ask for boz marked ~ Il brown
marked u.
sale wholesale and retail, by JULES HAUEf,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-23

The d'nni7rtr having snrci his appeaTane. arI gwen
cLy according 10 ih' hc' Of 49,. ubiy
AhH 81 Appearing by 'ats.c;or srt'ncs tat
au 10 s Commonwealth, ordered uat d.rfnt au
app,ar here dag the utt terra md ar.,gr m bI or
We painful a"d tl copy &C is u!ar b. frhsth
'nl r''is er published IN %" o Richmond AMI au,d
of Two months 'urees'v ard another copy pusti th front
l'"i NJ i' 'pufi iII'e N ih.s county Copy-Tr..s.
I1-rwuw q pDr.f.app a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-23

NlRGINlA.---At Rules held in the Clerks Of.
htc of u. Circuit Superior ard Chau-ey for
King William County at tue CoUH nous Monday day
OF February. 1871
Hardin Ltu,pagr. Tif
John e. Li9scrmss m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-23
.o-uow wy PHILIP WINSTON. c. C..
VIRGINIA At Rules held IN the Clerk

VIRGINIA At Rules held IN the Clerks
ohiee o. the sup Count Of Chaneey Richmond
Circuit, the first day March, l-i7.
Pa'Tiss Jordan, Pr
aEaus.
Charles t1plad John COPELAND Tigh and as one
Of She u Cha Copnd Robert Copant Par
h Charles Copeland Parkh Rober, Parshu Geose
Washington Pakhl Virginia TaIkhIl Ellen parkh!l and
Towe and R-heeca wife before iRteuarraFe
Rehecca Parsh, aud other
Das
The defendants above named having entered te appear
and security, according Assembly arl
The Rues Of this Court and appearing by evidence
that they inab Of thus Commonwealth ordered
That the said GeeHdlnt DO appear TO 10 he'd IN he
Clerks Office oi thc said Count MOaiay Mly ~
and Tie bill Ct Tire paulH copy ts or-
dct be forthwith inserted paper published 10 the
Cy Richmond, ana posi.d II he
front door OF The Capital she said City
copy-Tcste,
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ROBERT MOTT

House sign Painter and Ginzier
Rsrt . ErsAssRs Bask, RioAnSrI, yprin,s,
Paints. obs Cupe and other
Painters Brushes and Renders An assent
Window Glass from Srl0 to
ar9G inches all Of which he desous sell wos the
most reasonable terms.
IA supply Of Soap stone Paint for sale low
mar tutCn Tin orr hinx- ". ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-23
ERESH SPRING DRY GOODS.-Wc ARE

lNRESIi SPRING DRY GOODS.-Wc are
receiving by recent ariyilt rrncral assortment Of
Fancy Fnnts, BIN and white AMI biz lavender Pnnts
Iinrh7ms. Muslin Gnghsms mi CinrIlm Prints
bls and satin srps bh and cord Alpaceas
stripe plaid and mAci Pantheon Sluns Cambrnrna
Ianb'is and Narkecns tls, brown blue and Jean,
and Tweed Clssimerss Doe kB res
fiira surer biz French Cloths aud CaGsiHtrcs
Dmp de- Vienna Vcsunss
ASO3 8. 80. - brosn and beaeb.j sb,tinr,
Shrsiny'. - and = Cotton Oznburrs.
NH 10 WAD-WORIH. TURNER A. co, No. as Main It.
& NNCEH, SCROFILA AND GOITIE.-Amplcr 80.
- peHrnte has proved that combination of Medicine
ey~c1 ~ 'rra IN above diseases JAYNEs
LIfE fhStNNAilVE Il has "a, ct.d been
rny "ln'hng not only n Cancer md other
but mas removed the most stubborn dClts u the swsnnrs
bypelsil &e t<c This medicine circulation
a"d cdears diseases wherever 0c tcd. puffes The blood
and oher fluids q The body obstruction pores Of
The SKIN nni reduces cn ganfs bones II ia
pc1s-s o." appetite headl,hs ard and nvi
r'fies ir whole gscm AMI mptrt' animation
tnd d'bhhairi constitution. There s nothing the
whole mlicra mrtisH u fcccty extremely
AMI ias nothing Of The disgusting accom- anyng
NJ swsluwiug medicine.
Ihs y'lbl, remedy Tor these ghu Diseases Tor
mh vs. JOiNSfON. Druggist.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-23
lie wholesale and retail, by JULES HAJEL,
PonumCr and Chemist,

No. ~ =. Third street brlow Chesnut, rliia
Aud by Agents l. Ginte Duvai & Purcell nuyl. z
pugursuc IichssDn, ornn MoOur~H, Broad
f1cri Richmond CLs Corug, Bragg. Thomas Co Petersburg
and most an the Druggists through tlr Union.
9y- C0untrfrits'Ask for JULES HAUELF We
GThBLE LIQUID HAIR DYE you genuine article.
l-IA ntrmlm amatlrI ~ The Franklin lnEtne -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-23

Il present. occupied by MesSis Capecn 4 CIump Il well
suited Tor any ecaceI family an Necessary convenience
Possession given the first day Of ArnI
WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-23

VIRGINIA AT Rules held i'm the Clerk OF.
Gee Oft County OF County on nday
TIM 4h day OF Janulry, 1917:
shirley Mcador P'd )on bin CAnecry oCecr
tain land. and tcuenicnt. be,oncinr to
John ryc, def the defendant in SATISFACTION OF dstt
: due from hun the psnun
The defendant not having entered his appearance
eury according to the Act of Assembly
Court and by satisfactory evidence an
nhabitant OF ti County u ordered
PENDANT do the Rulcs
the first Monday Apul pain,iH
and that OF TIN. orct
published city Richmond success
svcy and posted at the front door OF the Count Hous~ OF
". ia et-wew' ELnkInGE, enc.
NIRGlNIA:-At Rules held in the Clerks
oiec Of the Circuit SUPERIOR Chaneery
for buckingham County, Monday, day February
is47:
John Jones, Plaintiff
Fin Foster and Ioui=l NJ wife, formerly Louisa NJ Clor
widow and rclct benjamin NJ Copion younger decd
deceased, DIs.
~ CHISCERT
The defendants PMS NJ. having
entered their and security according
nj Assembly and a., Rules II appearing
factory evidence, that they inhabitants
ordered That the said defendants appear
To be holden for the ad Monday Ayli n.I
andanswvt the bill Of the plaintiff and copy
forthwith inserted newspaper published Ciy
Richmond, for months successfully, and posted
door OF the CouTi Housc OF this County.
A Coyy-Tes;c.
fc 4-w9W X. EI.nRIpGE c. G : c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-23
Rules held in the Clerks

IN CHfNCEhI.
NIRGlNlA.-A Rules held in the Clerks
once Of the Creuh Superior Count and Chaneery
for LOUISE County, the 9th day OF January, is45
Pleasant Haekct, Ftf
against
Edmund BunOcs, Philip " Jones and Wm NJ AmbeT Dns.
The defendant Edmund Bullock appear
anee and according Rules
Court and appearing by satisfactory
inhabant OF this STATE On the by
n'y IL 10 ordered That The said defendant Edmund Bullock do
appear be"tc tr judge OF the House
the lsi day Of the the Court
pAnns bi and that OF
some ewapeI published m the of Rchsond
INCREASINGLY and posted
County Court
CoPy-rcsisi
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FOR RENT.

THE verv desirable Store, No. ~ Main St..
Il for years occupied BY for Terms good
tenant will be moderate and possession inmcliatcy
NH KENT, KENDALL. 4 ATWATER.
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ALEXANDER'S TRlC0BAPHE!
Improvement Of 1916.

FENlllS new and popular Liquid hAlk III T.,
4 introduction, has met with unoiamfri bu' merit
"a success and the would inform the public that stu
further Improvement lately made that stands
upn1ralrIcl II either Black brown nsanta
,., AMI neither washes oTor clothes;
iniris- the hair mplris beauty and elasticity OF youth
IT. sup rcrcoiencc apparent every upon single
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-23
I.H. EUSTACE 4 son

II FSPFCTF ULL1 SOLICIT Inc inerchuhIs ol
Virginia trading passing through Richmond to eramRc
their Medicines Paints and bye s,uh They
Inducements they think will make thc
iaefcvt oonGnc tb. dealings their this place
Ginseng ee.waS FaIeed exchange oT goods Al
the highest market price. So
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-23

Syf vENlE upper part ofthc House formerly oc.
esss II culcihy the James River karawha Company
As their ONCE Main and
Dc Sts ROBERT MOTT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-23

| AZ BAIIIfONE SISGBg>, 6c.--Tts sub.c rLsrs have
W received supply OF Che Whi.hone Circular skirts noun
n- Neck ils', ans CeHein.n ladics Back hid Gloves
trH X. PHCEH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-23

M
nANUFACrOkS
<zyUA THE subscriber is receiving and
!; :
~ - kerps consent N hard at Wholesale and
tail. and a prices
sX8 Plain midi pan TIN Ware % every descnP
ton.
EeE10k Also, great variety OF Stoves, designed TOT
SET-xRr-y1IX8 burning either wood coal
TSH Stove ripc., and every Other article in his
line, made to order shortest notice.
TITUS q. RICE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-24
FURNISHING GOODS.
Shirts


A isH#-55ea neu zp lars. FaHted al HHaH To -
A EaH#itza aaaI artie#e ip t4e
A I44-aHHa stitched jgHH corded r 10 H-a
THESE cHi8#s are usually suItHol .} per rg4J Iuuje
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-09
Congress i'm WashingtOn'S time.

In the early days of the Republic it was
customary for the President to meet the
two Houses Of Congress, on their assem-.
bling, and make them q speech, instead cf
sending in q formal carefully written mes
sage as now. We do not remember the
precise year when the change was made,
but think it was before the close Of Wash
ington's administration. Various reasons
conspired to bring about the change, rea.
sons OF convenience which will occur on
reflection, to every mind, and which it is
needless now to specify. We allude to
the matter as necessary to better under
standing of the extract below. This ex-
tract is taken from long and very inter-
esting communication in the National In
telligencer ofa late date. The writer de-
scribes Washington as he saw him at the
opening Of Congress in Philadelphia. AL
luding TO a description of the same scene
by another writer in the lntelligencer of
last year he says:
s'lts vivid truth cannot be surpassed.
stood with him on that same stone plat
form, before the door Of the hall, elevated
by few steps from the pavement, when
the carriage Of the President drew up. 1t
was as he described it, white, or rather Of
a light cream color, painted on the panels
with beautiful groups, ,Cipriani, representing
the four seasons, The horses according
to my recollection, where white, in unison
with the carriage. [He says they we're
bays; perhaps he is more correct J AS he
alighted, and ascending the steps he paus-
ed upon the platform, looking over, in IN
| j. A.
mirable subject for the pencil. He was
preceded by two gentleman bearing long
white wands, who kept back the crowd
that pressed on every side to get a nearer
view. At that moment | stood so near |
might have touched his clothes; but | should
as soon have thought of touching an cleo
trio batterey. was penetrated with o
veneration amounting to the deepest awe.
Nor was this feeling Of a scfioolboy on
ly; it peryaded, believe, every human be-
ing that approached Washington; and /
have been told that in his social and con-
vivial hours, this feeling in those who
were honored TO share them, never suffer-
ed intermission. | saw him, a hundred
times afterwards, but never with any 9TH
er than that same feeling. The AL
mighty, who raised up for our hour of need
man perfectly prepared for its whole
dread responsibility, seems to have put an
impress OF sacredness upon his own instru-
ment. The first sight Of the man struck
the heart with involuntary homage, and
prepared every thing around him to obey.
When he addressed himselito speak, there
was an unconscious suspension ofthe breath,
while every eye was raised in expectation.
At the time speak of he stood in profound
silence, and had that statue like air which
mental greatness alone can bestow. Ashe
entered the building, and was ascending
the staircase leading to the Congressional
Hall, glided along unperceived, almost
under cover Of the skirts of his dress, and
entered Instantly after him into the lobby
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-09

his bravery and sagacity would have done
honor to the memory of a Grecan hero i
added to the escutcheon of his fame. There
is point beyond which submission and en-.
durance, cannot exist consistently with the
nobleness Of our nature; and hearts thai
burn with an inherent love of freedom can.
not long quietly wear the oppressive yoke
OF tyranny. The time had come when A.
lsmerica's sons should assert their rights ms
I 'nen0-as a nation. Britain's bloody hand
of avarice had long lain like 4 Blightine,
I.Withering crsfse upon the western world.
land tiIetifoa1 sisack1 With hicff ty rsns,y
Ehad laden il, were 'strelig igthening fast. Oar
nation sfesps wed to- be free, And what pow.
er codtd resist and subdue tie strength, that
would nerve q nation arha, when snrb q
resolution vas matured in hearts like those
that beat IN the bosonls of the long line of
lliustrlous ones whose names were untrem-
bling y traced on that Declaration of indie.
pendence, and thence eternally transcribed
upon the scroll Of fame. At that hour the
throne of tyranny trembled, and the scep-
tre ofoppression lell powerless to e.,rth
Itcame, tie e. och o.freedom! the F. uarH
OF JULY, l77G. Around the sun of that
most memorable of days, gathered halo of
glory whose radiance Lit up with deathless
beams, the broad expanse of heaven, and
whose light shall ilumine earth till time
shall cease. Loud and heartfelt was the
Joy that rent the air that day with its ac-
CARNATIONS The Declaration was receiv-
ed with enthusiasm, by every heart The
leellng OF patriotism ran from bosom to bo-
som through the land, as when the winds
awake the sea and call murmur from ev-
cry wave. Flags and banners, glowing
with the stripes and stars of freedom float-
ed gracefully on the breeze from eminence
and tower, the bells rung as if for very Joy;
the churches from their open portals pour
ed out rich strains Of lofty melody, and all
was gladness.
In the cool hour Of that glorious morn
ing, while the dew still slept upon the flow
ers OF the garden, and the waking breeze
brought their fresh fragrance in at the op-
en- easement, like the visiting of holy an
gels, Mary Ashton, and Roderick Hervev
P'lghted their mutual vows. Sweet and
grateful was the incense that rose from that
nuPtlal altar, with the universal Joy. The
hero had, for the time, lain aside the trap-
pings Of war, and retired from the thunders
OF Its conflicts 10 listen to the soft voice of
women's love, and had sheathed his sword
to breathe his voa.s oftruth and protection,
he rose that hed once paled upon the
cheek Of Mary Ashton, now bloomed afresh,
and its blush deepened in its loneliness as
she breathed the sacred VOW that made her
the brlde-the BRIDE OF INDEPENDENCE.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-09
ssSE LECT Z ALE.
81, e!daAfARY ASHTON; II
THE BRIDE OF INDEPENDENCE.


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49, ,ai :. y. 'pe s..et na:les' grace
W,1.y 10 smaal - ,S '1st tie.h w. las4ag.
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sssss X ~ W.. ,s she rgs-
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ID magnlRcehce ana AApoSlng costliness
sonssseo i.s Iaaesll, pe' 10 lne all oI onoo1ru-
~ lHysls'ssss s a,'u is1.saesst pio!pllety py
~. n.en wy ~ Psouleaas1y .lal aele!lzeu
8 Dea = nas Passeu aMaya y Drlgs caln o oi
Dl.iaal.s rss lig. .g u.tae .ao % our Goul
y 2 -p,uas ~ sa1n a..l ~ Me ploouy
.ss1 = s1 ss:.s1ss ss -. a AN. ~.
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81 saes
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81 s. s,,, ,rerr;str
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s. fEon, ma N as.ntl, Of yer.
lS;;ES s2yI,1,,4rsd ie 3 Al The lime Of
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-09
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,
3fsis9eqsa ,bs1awILIAM c.sskYaST. - .51a
aathessd apoashy glorious SIX 8 ssSstasl 81
.ftasfaAnd lheereen mountains round. " s'afi
lAA7 9h6nsht that when + came 70 lie : !
ri ssNAAia sse silent ground, ss;s' fEsa3EssFsh
axefe PLEASANT that in howery June, oy.qa
q gWhen brooks sent up q cheering tune, y %
,2k And groves joyous sound, s.St'i5''7 q
Ies' Fhe sections hand, my grave to make,
The rich, green mountain turf should break.
xgsA cell within the frozen mound, -ca 20
al bszA coffin borne through street, .ss.5s..ss .
sfeAnd icy clouds above it rolled, sd
Z .fWhaesferce the tempest beat t-*5ssses ..5ssa
9dl Away 81 will mot think of fthese- g. ssr7l3
aaasR Blue bert thssky and soft the breeze, essa;ss
f5i.sso Earth green beneathth the feet, ''as-st
sa5 and be the damp mound gently press
40 intomy narrow place ofrest - .g u=f
There through the long, long summer hours,
asn ihe golden light should lie, .szS.s4. ri
And thick young herbs and groups Of flowers
p, Fgs Stand in their beauty by y;~e.s'g -9.s+ ,
Fa. The oriole should build and tell sgz.x q. II
His; love tale, close beside mycell; Nj sa..sz
al The idle butterfly s..a,a. .9iuEi 5-o-
! Should rest him there and there he heard IA
The housewife bee and humming bird
And what, if cheerful shouts at noon, -.'#@
: s. Come from the village sent,
Or songs Of maids, beneath the moon,
-. With fairy laughter blent. 80
AND what, if in the evening light, ... g.
Betrothed lovers walk in SIGHT
sH5 0fmy low monument & -
q would the lovely scene around s'.z
Might know no sadder sight or sound
~ knew, Lknow, Ishould not see s7-4a .s.s.sr .
lrsr Tha aeesen's glerions shaw. fsssz5 !.
. Nor would its brig nness shine for me,
i Eds Nor its Wild music few. z3 sit q j
sa Bntifaround my place of sleep; - 3, .a='si
re ahss friends Hove should come to weep,
Esv They might not haste to go, ss=aT e.e.ats !
izesofs airs, and songs, and light, and bloom,
Q Should keep them lingering by my tomb.
These TO their softened hearts should bear
]. = The thought Of what has been, .sa
And speak Of one who came to share har
: The gladness ofthe scene;. .s... r.. .....--
.a Whose part in all the pomp that fills sss
The circuit of the summer hills, ss5,
ises Is-that his grase is green, ss.ss pm tsss:
And deeply would their hearts rejoice sax5:.
-; TO hear again his living voice. as.s.,ss3 al
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-09

" The Bostonian says, that the want
of license in that city is now got round
thus:-"When you enter rummery now
about town, you must call for pickied eeIas
feet, and as if by magic, in comes your hot
punch; it you want cold brandy or gin
sling, call for horse radisk. and it's ts--p
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-09
.'soi)c' porta9e .9euti1tel.
stsAlEUEE D.44ARRfs.Jn.. .szaa1g .
roy l<IsiBA1TERSON SPgBLIsHER
TER m S

One yea, payable within six months, 81 so
eone veal, payable utter the expiration ofsix
nsmonsaisand within the year. natEa0 80 9 On
one able after its axpifa tion, ,ss - ESQ
sssa opapefwHi be disciplined until all arreara-
issssate paid, except atthe option fthe Publishers
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1847-06-09

At length the day Of terror passed, and
hushed and tranquil came the silent night
it was the calm that succeeds the ocean
storm, when the winds; sleep and the slug
gish waves scarce n1urmur as they roll
All was still and voieeless on the battle-
field where blood and smoke and fire had
paled the monday sun, and groans, and
shout and thunder of artillery, made Hea-
ven echo to their hor1 Il din! Sickly and
pale the moon looked forth .,non the field
OF death, where, cold and still, s,..etched in
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-10
Keeping Cows.

The pou, al which farmers are much at fault,
and that for which hundreds of Others blame
Them. and with reason, too, is, that they over
stock their farms only bali feed heir animals
lei skeleton cow-frames draw themselves
over the premises, and complain because these
dry bones do no, give milk abundau,ly. Wher-
ever COWS are kept Tor The dairy it is possible
and pruper-yes, IL is a de'y--io keep them
well. This can be done. Ii you cannon keep
four well, Try two The two we'll kept, will give
more income than four half-siaryed ones The
goodness of the COW is determined partly by
her native properties bur the food also has
much, and very much TO do, in making her good
or otherwise. Keep no more than you can
feed wclI---very we'll
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-10

JrsT So Me Cecil riding one day with a
triend--a very windy day-uhe dust being very
troublesome, his companion wished they conid
ride in the fields, where they could be free from
DUST and this wish he repeated more than once
while on The road. Al length they reached ihe
.;elds, where the flies ,eased his friends
horse that he could hardly keep his seat on the
saddle On his bitterly complaining, "Ah, sir"
said Mr.. Cecil, when you were in The road he
dust was your only trouble. and all your anxiety
vas 10 get into the fields; you forgot The fv
vas there. Now this Is true picture of hu-
RAN life, and you will find il so in all The chan
pes Won make in future. We know the trials
ol our present situation, bui The nevl will have
,rials, and perhaps worse ones, though they
NAV be Of different kinds"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-06-10
N.efice TO Collectors.

The Collectors oil County and Stale Taxes
are i.eseby notified 10 pay 10 The Treasurer all
af:earages OF Taxes, cue on their Duplicates
oG or bcGore the 2lst Of June next. The Com
miSsiaaers will meet at heir Office on that day,
10 gram necessary exonerdaions. The increased
expenses Of the county, in consequence ol
hOildiag the pubic offices. md reduction OF
rhe eeuaty tax 70: the prese. year, Is warrant
ed only by their .detesminat on 10 require
speedy aud full set,Ictneni OF The Duplicates
uow ia arrears. We 1Tas, this appeal will not
be is vain, and that The Pfomplit ade of the lax
payer will enable yee 10 make tnll payment
oi all arrears on that day.
JOHN KERN.
MEICHOlR DIRE HER,
HENRY WEISS.
Commissioners.
Conmissioners Office, s'rouds' 81.
burg, Mag l3. lS47,