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: NEwrYcRK, Sept. IS.
MOST IMPORTANT AND MOST
c. l. D TO us N Il W S,
CAPTURE OF THE
WHOLE BRITISH FLEET
ON LAKE cnAMPLAIN, BY OUR FLEET
+. UNDER COM. M'DONOUGH.

By the Steam Boat Fire Fly which arrived
last evening, we received the Albany Ar
gus and Gazette Extra, of Tuesday last,
from which we ccpisd the following most
heart-cheering NEWS.
y ALBANY ARGUS EXTRA-2
Tuesday. noon. Sept. l3.
GLORIOUS NEWS.
g, NE haze prert the enemy, e they are AIRS >,
Copv &c p lrfser frorr che Past Master at
Pi ttsburg, 10 the Editor of Tie Albany
Argus, dated
Sunday Morning, Sept. 18th. II o'clock.
SIR.
have the pleasure TO announce to
you, that after an action of two hours this
morning, Commodore MD ,nough, our M.
val, commander, took the WHOLE. BRI
TISH FORCE ON THIS LAKE, with the
exception OF FIVE or six gaiIies that made
their escape. The vessels Captured are, 1
frigate of 80 guns. / brig OF % guns, sloops
OF 10 guns each. and several row gallies
saw the action, which has just closed the
battle was IN Plattybargh Bay. I wait with
anxiety the event OF the battle now pending
on the land--I have strong hopes there like
wise !; but it is very warm, ard VIC have to
contend with say 5000 British regulars.
The shore of the river is lined with our mi .
tia, and about three or four thousand vo.
iuntecfs from Vermont, which the enemy
must pass before they can reach our batte-
ries-but if they effect a passage of the ri
Yer and approach the works, they will find
the battle but just begun. More as soon as
events transpire.
Y,urs &c
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cording to law. and as vell provided as rossi-
| ole with blsnkets and ammunition
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From Me Coluai6,aaa lara.
NEw YORK. Sept. Ie,
Ply THE STEAM BOAT.
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Gentlemen who arrived III the last even.
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FOREIGN.
November %.


PARIS, Aug. II.
Yesterday the king received in his cabinet
Mr. Crawford, minister Plenipotcntiary from
the y. States Of America, who presented 70
his majesty MS letter of credit.
LoNnoN, Aug. %.
Mr.. Leslie Foster (nephew of the speaker
OF the last Irish house OF commons) who re-
presented the Dublin Huiversty in the last
parliament, is shortly to leaG to the. altar Miss
Fitzgerald, daughter Of the right hon. James
fitzgerald, and sister to the chancellor Of TIE
eXchequer iii Ireland.
The exchange of prisoners with the ". 6
IS parity complied with w Chat govt. An
the on-commseoned officers and privo rs
are changed bat extraordinary to relate,
the officers are cnly on parole.
Or THURSDAY, the lcarus s,ooD of war
was launched at Portsmouth Dock-Yard. eF,e
is the first vessel bJlt BY the Superior Class
OF apprentices to shiDwrights. Tue sif-tt i'm
parted considerable qualification 20 number
Of persons.
The Zcalouf H. is f:tiag ont at Ports-
month, 20 Sc Stationed 40 Quebec. as = n,,,,t
.! naval con- ppntc+dou between mat ,cs,
ard me ifkfS ot CaHsis. Two Lieuts. and
mldshipme'l go out III her for the lake ser
vice. sJe has Ind her quarterback and
forecasde guns taken cat, IS fitted with a spar
ueck, az has o complement Of 500 meu.-
Capt Tvs Anderson IS appointed to command
her, vic' capt. Boyer.
LoNDoN, Sept. 2.
a MIL from lIn7'rrg arrived this morn-
ing, ftm which W. have selected inc follow
ms ii.-f esting intelligence.
AcSrFIA, Avg. 20.
Tho opening of the congress in Vienna is
loukei to with the most Lively Importance
Wen informed persons have long since been
convinced. that it viii take place at the a,-
poi'ted time, and haze q happy issue. some
! measures clearly indicate this. Four arch.
ousf S, it is said, are 20 70 20 meet the enve-
! reiels VIZ the Palatne 70 the frontiers Of
GaEicia, % inset the emperor Alexander
archduke Charles % the frontiers Of Bohc-
| r'ia, - meet tie king Of Prussia and the
! archiukes JOIN and Anthony to the frontiers
| ot i''vatia, to meet the kings Of Bavaria and
! Wcw1emburg.
! Al the towns taroueh which the SOVEREIGN,
/ Tss3 orc to BE- illuminated at night. Mean
whne il IS nov surprising that in a Country
/ wnere mnoey J1bdns 81 always carryinglon
fo1Jt and uacasincss Htould be nurposc;y KEEP
! UP. he pfil ci92i nrooud of such auDrehen
/ siJA Is Jhe ccntnpCl '.eayi'y 81 ti.e .rilltar,
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TO
PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS
NJ n
LDFERS OF If-rED arryypD

>'"'' VI La = ff.d s'tJEE.
IN ineS!ay the 18th Of December next. vii, be
SOLO ~ public auction, at be Office of,he Jyr,,;,
'1,R1,S, IN the c'! OF Richmond, GRthe ERLNI M;
sfi'iI i+mi'AfS and S1oCK LV I'P.3DE os
annoel iieasants, eceased, late printer ofths Ds,
e'cte'sdhe establishment itself and an establish mo-,
ior printing books and pamphlets Supported ~, n,,,es
ro's subscribers; large irorressio, r,r,v IN ~.
sncefs AID partly -n,i, oss nnr .i;t;oo oG Inc f., q
"a VOLUMES and supplement - the o. volume NJ 81.
REVISED Code OF Laws, sd also &c the 1s, al I'll -
aheS'h Volumes OF the Statutes st Large of the Con
hon"eath of NigD's together with the ,ov rgb,s nj
DOM these important wGris-to each or With a.,
number ofsub9cribcis considerable an,, be c,;n,a
patronage OF the Legislature NAV be expected
ht me sanet'me and place (co. tiauinf The ale E.
day to dsy, until completed. >'0 '-'' II o'h
WILL BE SOLD
II I~HPCE COLLECYYOI OK.
VALUABLE cooks
IN every depar'rnent of science portiO,I,r,y s.,
Ntc1icIne, and on Religions subjects
HE next day, will he sold AT rubio .rcto, .. a.
Ifili, an his ''''s''''S On 0ho0Noe-
HOUSEH0LD FUPN TTyJPF .bNry,
EERlSfidBLE PROPERTY
Sly, twelve and eighteen mcntI,s ere n, vii, he ill.,.
3D. on al SUMS exceeding one hundred dc)iars ~
purchasers GIVING notes with approved endorseys
TABLE At either y he Banks nj Vj,r;..is " O.
DEBORAH w. PEASANTS.
.d'l'Ir. Of Sara'iel l'easa,sr
" B:-There is a large quantity Of new IT, ,,a
PAYER, Just received which will he sold =, H., - -. auo
time and place, for cash. e-''''
November %. ~
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armauents, for Though The army is mostly In
ITS standing qusrters, each regiment is kept
rsatiy 10 march iii every arrangement is in
ished, and the artillery is even furnished with
the necessary horses and ammunition.
there is however no where any thing Ill
rectly Indicative of war,il<e operations, e1-
oe?t that the army in Italy continues to be
greatly reinforced. and it is confidently be-
hevea that IN that country considerable chan
pes IN the state ot possession will be made
Very active ncgociations are Carrying on with
the court Of Naples.
Ham6. Co,TeshonIent, .6ltt-. 20.
MUNICH lug. I6.
No discharges are new sSyen to any SOL
der OF tie Eatavia army, to wi;c,. two new
regiments WILDE added, formed ofthe troops
81 Aschaaenburg and Wurtzburg. The
nnols army remains still on the war estat-
.iishnlens.
DEATH or coU.sT P6rkroPD.
We are sorry 20 find the SLOWING aaragranh
IN the Gazette de France Of Wednesday the
Count RuMFoRD, Associate Of the Freuol,
Institute, and of the Royal Society Of .ondon,
SIC. died on Sunday night last, at his coun,ry
mouse at Autueil, of nervous fever. This
celebrated man had devoted his life to the
study ~ the, sciences and ALWAYS FOR the inte..
rest of mankind. He has left many works
that must serve to endear mis- memory. He
was but 6Oyears old. His body was buried
at Autueil, on the morning Of the 2Sd.''
Count RUMFCE9 was native of America.
his improvements IN the construction oferates,
and ether means ofsaving fuel, and prevent
ing the dimunitiou Of provisions in cookery,
has rendered his foreign distinction familiar
to most people but his chemical research
es and general scientific knowledge, raised
his character in the estimation OF the learned
world lie was distinguished Sor his human
ity, and was always solicitous to facilitate the
means or Improving the condition OF the low
er orders OF people. Few characters have Ii
we'd who have shewn 2 stronger zeal for tie
happiness or mankind, or can drop into the
grave VINO deserve more respectful memori-
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SALE Or FIIRNfTIrRE

w VI; fVoSHEE, Jr. intending to rel;aqaish
housekeeping, win, at his preser, ras,erea 80
we rns' oi.e, On Thursday next; the 9th INST a. n
"''ns' a. ~ olie for Ss'e-hi. f,nsehsi n,,,y ch
{" .,rph1NIIUhE.-Also, Il Cy3od EYsn,,,, C2ok
ier IS made known on the day o; sale, under the
J. II. LYNCH, .q,c1ioncer
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GUINC CHN.4P TOE C.4SIL.

TTLtAS " LACH8iIE, resrIv opp,-ite thc Taplt
~ Tavern, Offers for sale the following art c'es,
very reduced prices, VIZ
First chop neniski, Great Goats, FrocIsq, Surtoats
Dress Goats, ess, Pansloon, &e, made in tie latest
style.
~ u. lie REQUESTS those WIN have claius a~aust
btn, TO presentthem for settlement on o. before tie
l5ti day Of December HtXt-ic ESeWise begs thnse
ipdebtel "a him. 20 call and discharge t,er bills a.
&ircumstaaces compel hrn to arrange his aifsirs.
My Is
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NNTIIF
d W p.
IDS
November %.

=
vs. Ill ne sold 10 the highest bidder on the I5-i
r! oay OF December next, Or fair, if nor the next
iAr gay, aud the sale to continue from, dav IN & MI,
the .hoie is sod) at the ste residence of
Lshtioot, decd, in the county of S'ussex-rbc c,ns,
part a the Personal Estate of the said Francs ;h,
loot cNsiiting Of Stock n. al! dcscritions . ,o, 80
sxceiiert Pork, Household and Kitchen Fnrr;lnr,
isp'ac9 ioois, the crop of Corn, Fodder n VVbe,,
ana nun Der OF likely Negroes, ing Of men ,yo
men ard children. Nine months eas,It viii he o;yo
Tor all SUNG above twenty dollars, IN the nu,cl.ers
S'lng bond ndapproved urty--ail sums NOT eyI
ing twenty dollars, must be cash
Al pcrsone having legal claims against tbc aid
'shtoCS ests t., are requested 20 bring them f
properly authenticated, and ON beconn,, pnroh,ss ~
s'sii have nine months interest remitted-And hose
lHHeoted requested TO roake immediate payro,nt
JAMES PENNINGTON, .ftainistjn.
tar Gt5oiaS nan, Of r. LtyGtj5ot cec'G
----- NOV. =. tbs
III INTO the Northern DnpuIch SIagt, some Two
Z or three weeks ago a
Z Is u .FR',
containing sInd-y artc'es of wearing apparel medical
nooks, and surgical Instruments, wtti card thc.aon
marked . pr. 3rcfiSqH n Camb5sD % beief NJ
m Hj7sa, CIeoiRe-I 2.rr" together with bG die
a''ae'ie.l tothe trunk and marked IN ike manner and
two nd blankets, no account % which has been r.cev
ed 4 liberal reward vii! be given "a any person who
WIZ deliver the said srtcisF the subscribe in caroD
a EILIcoTTs MILLs, Maryland, or 70 Mir Zacbar;sh
Brooks, at The Eagle Tavern Richmond on such infor
nation that the same NAV be recaine3
ARCHD. A. CANPBFII.
Cen Lef'7U;tcb's B,TeyiHe
cfH,e Virginia Inc
-N"'eHosr ~ 2awstp
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Ricl,nond, Nov. 10.
VIRGINIA..


A T Rules holden in the Clerks Ofce or,he superi
ts or Court Of Chsncery for the E.chmcNd District,
=. the LIST de- Of September, 1914.
Frances Tabb III
AoAcEsT,
Philip Grymes RandolTsl, Stsanra C;ynes Randolph,
Polly Cary Randolph, Robert Garter Randolph, aud
Lucy Burweil Randolph, tajsnt Children, heirs, and
digtrilutees ofArchd. Cary Randolph BY Jno. Ran
doph, N DC assigns" Their guardian defend them in
tiis suit Rchd. N. Venable, Sssa.. w Venabe, yYin
L. VeDshle Gocdridge Wisoa, lis wife Elisabeth
Wilson, Nathaniel Eersjie as,, his wife AisItIs We
nable Jenies daniel, for his ciircn OF his deceased
wife Anne Daniel, which snid Richard n. Yerahe
2nd.Jthers last mentioned tle co-hrrs of bra
ham u Nensblc, Edward Scott, William Scott, Jo-
teph Scott, ard william Bass an Petsy lis wc aid
William Mcrwcthcr and Sail hiG VIE which said
Edward Scott William Sect Joseph Sect, william.
lass and William hieriwether are the co-heirs OF
joseph Sect deed and IIanc;s Watkins, T1efts.
TIE E!ejendGrf james Daniel, not having entered
disappearance and given security according to the Net
Assembly & the Rucs 81 II is Court s, it appearing
b satv ctGJ eyidencc that he is an nhab:tant Of
bi5county is ordered, That the said Def ndant
d. appear here the rst d'y of the next term and
answer the hli ofthe Pairg and that . copy Of tbs
0fer be forthwith ins"rted in newspaper pub
f1ed in me iy Of Richmond, for months success
reiy andrCsted at the front door of the Capital in the
sd City.
Copy. Teste,
VIM. w. iiENINC, c. c.
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Righteousness: Ills own life was. indeed ar
lexenplication OF meekness, pie,y, resigna'
ton, benevolence and charity.
He was great promoter Of peace & jus
Itice, and was frequently called on by his iel,
low citizens to perform the christian duty Of
mediator. and he had the satisfaction to find
that his exertions to restore harmony were
very generally crowned with success.
In the year 1906. as many of his descen>
dants as could be conveniently notified, were
convened, at his particular request, in
Friends Meeting House in Lombard st. Bal
timore. to the number OF about one hundred
and forty; when he very pathetically and
addressed them on the great
subject of their everlasting welfare. One of
his great, great grand children was present
on this accession.
This venerable patriarch was the father
ola numerous progeny, amounting it is be-
lieved. to nearly $50. The following is a
correct return of them as far as hath been
ascertained children. l6 grand children,
% great grand children. 1888; great great
grand children, 8; total-249.
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-XXIHEREAs Information bias BEEN

z" HEREAS information has been received
w by the Executive. that the building for
holding the courts Of the county of York, hath
been destroyed by Ere: have therefore tho't
fit. by and with the advice and consent of the
Council al State, and in puIsuan Of the act of
the General Assembly, Reducing into one the
several acts concerning the Adjournment and
places OF session Of certain courts in certain
cases," to issue this my Proclamation. direct
ing that the county courts and superior courts
OF law fofthe said county of York, shall be
hereafter holden at the house Of Matthew Wei s
In the town of York, on the west side of the
man street of the said town and Immediately
below, and the next house to the Swan Tavern,
kept by the said Wells, in the county of York
aforesaid, until the said building shall be re-
built.
hGIvEN under my hand as Governor, and
under the seal Of the commonwealth,
q. So at Richmond, this 10Th day of March,
or thousand eight hundred and four
IS teen.
4w JB BARROtJR
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY. March IL.
THE EMBARGO.

Mr.. Castor of N. c. rose to submit to the
consideration of the House proposition
which he deemed of vital importance, and to
which he had been Iesirous for several DAYS
70 call the attention ofthe Hosse, buthad not
been able to ATTAIN an opportunity. 1t was
proposition some what similar to that Offer
ed the other day by a gentleman from Ma
rylahd (Mr. Wright) from which however
it differed in two circumstances. 1t did not
embrace mere palliative for the evil, but
radical cure itdid not propose an enquiry
by any committee lntothc expectancy ofacer
tain course, but it required a decisit u there
on by tie House. In ether words it was a
proposition for total and complete ADAM
donment Uf the restrictive system--an a.
abandonment at once and forever. In CON-
formity to the practice which had prevailed
under the rule of the former Speaker, and
which AS IT had not been reversed he should
consider as binding, Mr.G. said. he should
reluctantly, abstain from arguing the motion
he was about to propose, and conhne him
selfto brief statement of the reasons on
wh eli il was founded. 1t might be supposed
at first little stranse that he should enter
tain a-hope that proposition Of this kind
should receive the sanction of the House,
when 1T had SO short atime ago made de-
.cision in favor of the embargo, and that de.
cisinn had been supported by co ordinate
branch of the Legislature. But there were
few considerations applicable to the pre-
sent moment, which Induced the hope that
the House might depart frons the system. 1t
would be recoliected. Mr.. G.. said. that the
government was now about commencing,
perhaps had already commenced, the c,l.
lection OF the war taxes imposed by Con-
gress AT their last session. How it might be
IN other parts Of The country, he could not
say; but in the part whence he came, he
could say with some confidence, that unless
there should be departure from system
which deprived the hosbandman of mar.
ket for the produce of his iabors, these taxes
would bear most oppressively on the people
1t was OF Importance, too, that decision
should be pronounced on this subject with
ont delay, from another consideration. Spe-
Citations we're already ahoat, rumors circu-
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From the Shirt ofSepenty Sir.
COMMUNICATION.

The disease known IF late years by the
name of Iihuenza has appeared in Mont.
geometry county, Maryland, with unusual
malignancy. It's FIRST appearance was a.
bout the beginning of the year in the vicini-
~ of the Potomac, and from thence has ex-
tended itself through different parts of the
country. The disease has commonly com
menced with, and in its progress assumed
most or all of the symptoms, viz. lassitude,
sneezing, thin and acrid discharge from
the nose, sorethroat, chills, fever, pains
In the limbs, breast and sides; also, in the
back and head; cough. an expectoration
Of muscus mixed with blood, profuse swl as,
difficult respiration, great debility, giddi;
ness and delirium 4; and finally, It has ended
n death orla tedious recovery. The pulse,
Ia few instances, was depressed, some-
tinesit was full and tense but often weak
and frequent. 1he blood drawn, in several
instances was dissolved, or would not sepa.
rate into crassamentum and scrum--wher
taken juaiciousIy it generally exhibited an
iniammatoIy crust.
The disease under the name Of Ga bad
cold" passed through whole families in per>
feet safety with medical aid The disease
however in its progress occasionally assumed
the form OF the typhus gravior of Doctor
Cullen: in several instances it terminated
in the typhus state Of fever of Doctor Rush |;
it was accompanied with the symptoms
of a bilious fever. it was most, rapid in its
progress and its termination, fatal, under
the appearance of a perissneu ,nonia notha
or bastard pleurisy. The appearance of
Influenza usder all these forms has been
particularly observed by medical writers.
In fact, it is law OF INFLUENCES. in common
with other epidemics, to Danish or mix with
all the existing diseases. This circumstance
especially claims the diligence, attention and
ingenuity of the physician.
The treatment Of the disease should be
different according to the varying and oppo-
site states ct the system. II has been owing
20 negirc. of this golden rule that every
remedy in turn has proved Injurious. The
lancet too, from an indiscriminate use has
been brought into disrepute this is to be la
mented /; for in very many cases, it is the
anchor OF hope. Ii is confidently asserted,
there has not been any appearance of new
or unknown disease. but that in every case
an cary and judicious application Of proper
remedies will prove beneficial.
March 10, 1914.
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Watches and Clocks

A PETITION wni DC presealeu 10 1ne next
a General Assembly of Virginia, by Isaac
Webster md others, for permission TO build
Toll-Bridge across Pamunkey River, from the
Land of Warner L. Wormley, in the county Of
King William, TO the Land which NJ ma Page,
decd. died possessed OF, in the cou yo HANOI
vcr--which will be in direc line from Hano.
ver-Town to King William Mills, on he Stase
Road, leading from Richmond to Dunkirk. IL
is intended for said Bridge to stand here the
Old Bridge formerly stood, and a Public Road
established to said Bridge by the counties of
King William and Hanover. 1t will be an ex-
cc.,ent Road, and cut off, its believed, moe
than half the distance from the way the pre-
Sent road runs ;rom this to Hanover Town.
King William Mills, March IL, 1914 (wtf
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back into his den, and we wait with anxious
Expectation TO hear how he will conduct him.
self in the day of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he will
fall with becoming dignity, or rise again with
additional splendor l-Whether the people Of
France will desert him, or adhere to his for.
tunes !--if the former, new order of things
will arise, which may involve the very existence
o. THIS people as nation.-If the later, we
may imagine, that the Lion will again turn on
his enemies. perform new prodigies of valor,
and preserve% balance Of power in the ci-
vilized world. s
Bali. finer.
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VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
RLcHM0Mn
'sArssDAY. MARcs 10, 1914.

he FedersIiSts.-rhat is the strongites and
Quinceyites, having beentairiy put down in de-
bate in Congress, on the loan bill--haye re-
sorted to the press, and are using all the means
dat their shallow capacities can invent to pre-.
vent the filing OF the new loan. Their base.
ness is certainly unrivalled The Federal Re-
publican of Monday last openly exults in prog
nostic that the government will be compelled to
give up the contest for our rights and sacrifice
the claims of our citizens to British power.
The original articles in that paper are penned
by members of congress--underlings. who are
pushed on by the more artful of the federal
party, to do all the dirty and odious work Of
opposition.
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vNTlLL stand at Michaux's ferry, on James
w river, in Powha,an county, about 80 miles
above Richmond. and two miles from Goochland
CourI house, and cover mares at IL dollars the
leap. 40 dollars assurance, or 90 dollars the
season, if paid rsifhfn the seasen, or at Christ.
ma. with the addition of 5doliars-The sea-
son will commence on the first March and end
on the first July, until which period the clover
pasturage will be as good az any in Virginia.
Mares will, if directed, be fed with grain at a
fair and reasonable price. Great care will be
taken of them, but no liability for escapes or
other accidents.-Mares will, with care, be ia
ken across the ferry without charge-With
each mare so cents must be sent for the groom.
SIR ALFRED is now years old, full feet
inch high, very handsome s powerfully made
of a beautiful dark bay colour, with black legs,
name and tail, in high health and vigor; has
covered only one season, (an,i that at the same
stand) and is as likely to get good racers and
elegant saddle horses as any horse in this coun
try.--His blood IS inferior to rome in the world
His performances on the turf are so we'll known
TO sportsmen, as to render detail of them now
unnecessary.
JACOB MICHAUX,
WILLIAM HAXALL. z
February I, 1914
N Mares put by insurance, will be consi
dered in foal, it parted with before the season
tor foaiing arrives. w5w
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1S"'S' -" c''y 1'1 II
ged In the discussion of an amendment pro.
posed to the Loan Bill. which pr sp ,ses to
pledge the internal revenue for the payment
Of the interest and one per cent. ansuafiy Of
the principal of the debt which the Loan
will create. So great was the attricnm Of
the debate in that body, which is nearly "a
dlffuse and underlined as It was on the same
bill in the other House. that il was di.ho1ls
to keep quorum Yesterday in the House
of Representatives, and in Consequence of
that difficulty the House adjourned at an
unusually early hour.