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EnR TIE E.YQUIEER.

The Principle ri Discrimination.
There is little difference among our own trends
upon this question Some agree in favor OF Horizontal
Tariff tina, say, the duties upon all goods-the
rate Of 20 per cent, according to The Compromise Act
its general phrase however, being that no duties snail
exceed 20 per %, 30 per cent, so long as
any rate above ~ per cent necessary 10 supply the
expenses OF an economical Administration oil the Go.
yernmen,. But, whatever the rate be-, they hold 1t
should be uniform THIS is the opinion OF one portion
OF our Reputcan irends. Another holds that revenus
should Le the leading consideration OF all ducs-ihat
none should be laid, except for revenue iposes-oul
that in raising revenue, We may make determinations
among artices-that articles, jewellery &c e,
will afford high duty, as Other articles and
that in the second place. duties Dug to be LAID on arms
and ammunition for the purpose OF encouraging The
manufacture of these essential articles OF defence Tor
the nation-and they go the third step in The dlscrim
native process viz that raising revenue, We may lay
such duties may protect the growth OF manufactures
and are calculated 10 promote the private interests oil
the manufacturers.
this last step of the process lies the great error Of
our discriminating friends. Admit even that dscrl-
min aon should be made, yet why make It for the pro-
lection Of the private interests OF the man uacurers:
Whence the constitutional power OF Congress to oene-
fl, class of capitalists and 10 burlhen another
the farmer, for the benefit OF the manufacturer:
The whole system IS fictitious, false IN lis theory,
fatal in lis consequence and contrary 10 the Con,litu
II to the thing, al last, as The proiec'
tive system, per Sc. If the discriminating principle be
all admissible, mus, be regulated by revenue only,
md nothing else What will raise the most revenue,
upon impora,ons, the great and principal question
If some articles will admit OF CHER duties than others
If teas aud Golfer, for example, will not bear ss high
duties az wines or brandes, finer woolens, Gc.,
&c-hat is, II they will not bring much money into
the 1reasury-s does not follow, that any discri.
mnation should be made for the protection of nnnufac
lures The principles Of discrimination appear TO be
cnally deren. the two cases, OF revenue and oil
protection. But contound them together, and say be
cause you cnn discriminate for the sake Of raising more
money fur the revenue, you can therefore discriminate
for the sake o protecting private and limited interests,
what does to, but this; that you may obtain IN
directly what you cannot do drectly-that under pre-
tence of raising only, you may discriminate in
favor of projections You may not protect directly, that
proiessed yet you may protect indirectly and
insidousy. z r. u.
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dale Institutions have obtained the same celebrity and
extent nf Usefulness if they had been brought toge
ther and placed under the same Administration
trow not.
II is well TO learn from those, who have preceded
IN the "rganzatinn and management of such lnstItu.
lions New ! nrk and PennsyIvnn and some of the
New England Staies, have enjoyed longer expr-
renee and now present The best store OF facts 10 which
reference can be made. And If in any Of then,, Lu
natic Hospital, and Deaf md Dumb Blind Asylum,
have been placed under the direction of 4 common
Board, ha, not fallen nnder my observation On the
contrary, after experiments Of union of the
two last mentioned, the Legislatures of these States
have seen The wisdom of an entire separation.
In my next, propose TO consider that very question
in reference. 10 the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
and the Blind Of our own State. HOWARD.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE ENQUIRER
kisG ASp QrkES, Oct. 81, 1912.
Having seen several Appointments uf The State
of Virginia under the census, none uf which
well arranged az to numbers and compact form OF
dIsrirs-and having devoted some time in preparing
the following, think may challenge any person 10
make one more equal aud compact IN form, in making
the districts. have endenvored to place the largrs!
numbers IN The most populous DISTRICTS and tho smaller
numbers in the least populous. So that | have con.
formed somewhat to extent OF territory as well NJ TO
numbers. II is nlso fair division ot parties giving
the Wigs districts, State Rights Republicans } do,
and the Democrats distrcts-ss am confident, from
the arrangement Of the Richmond City District, that
State Rights man can be- elected with ease Say Jns
NJ Gregory, our worthy Lieutenant Governor, o, (ie-
neral Aylet-und there cauld be complaint OF in
Justice as the old district is entire with the addition OF
the more contiguous territory attached You sill please
publish the following in the Enquirer, and yon will
greatly oblige, Sr.Trs RIaHTs Mas,
Of King i. Queen.
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OBITUARY.
Died, at his residence in King George county, on
the Sd inst, with an attack of bilious pleursy, Jons
HooK Esq, in the SD year Of his age. Ii numerous
friends throughout the State of Virginia where he has
been long known member Of the Legislature, will
learn this sad event with feelings Of Jeep and profound
regret lie seemed conscious Of his approaching disso.
luton spoke of without fear, and bore with patience
the pains 1t inflicted
file has left discnnsolae widow who loved him with
rare devotion, mourn her untimely terea vement-
his relations have lost nfectionate kinsman-hs
ue;phbors kind friend and his servants good master.
The writer of this tribute has known him for twenty
years and seen HIM in every vicssitude OF fortune,
health and happness and Gun truly say that he was
throughout brave, generous disneresfed, honorable,
and honest his virtues were unuvalled; his faults al
mnst commanded admiration; his friends loved him; his
enemies praised him. nrdent in his feelings and open,
prompt in his resentments and fnrgiving lie the
md Of H. and it made him unhappy to have an enc
nv No man died who possessed better heart
than the subject of this notice Shortly before his DEATH
his youthful appearance and buoyant spirits promised
nany wears of usefulness his lfe but thus is
nscruabe decree OF Heaven has thought fit TO remove
him from this vale OF tears. True it is that
"Man's breath sin his no-rs"
The anpuished partner of his bosom has kindly conn.,
miited TO the hands Of the writer the following lines,
brought before her melancholy mind BY the serene and
placid expire sscn Of his coIntenance after death:
ale who hath bent him Ger the dead
Ere The first day Of death Is fled,
The first dark day of nnhingne.s,
The lat Of danger and Distress
And mark'd the mild, angelic air,
The rapture Of rcpose that's there,
The fixed, yet tender traits that streak
The languor Of that placid cheek
And. but for that sad shrouded eye,
That fires not, wins moi, weeps not now,
And but for tina, chill and ehangeless brow,
Whose touch thrills with mortality,
And curdcs to the gazers heart,
As tito him could mpart,
The doom he breads yet dwclls npon;-
Yet but for these, and these alone,
Some munlens-ay, one treachrous hour,
Ile still might doubt the tyrnnts power
So fair, SO calm, so softly seal'd,
The first, Last look by death rereal'd!'
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lssa!.l
'f-Wli2D.
FARM STOCK, CROPS. UTENSILS. a

FARM STOCK, CROPS UTENSILS, &c.
WILL be sold at Public Auction, without reserve on Thprs
w day the l7t day q reo1er neIt, IL fair, otherwise the
next fair day. Sabo Ill., IA part Of Dover Goocand ali the
Farm Stock Crops. Utensils &c. that Estate, embracing ,u
pero riding and harness Horses brood Mares and Colts valuable
Mules and O1cn Durham and North Devon Cattle
and degree Of hetween choice Mich Cows now
the pail thoroughbred South Down Steep and sam. crossed
Bakewell fnclG0 Berkshire Family Hogs ready
for The knife and number Of desirable Srnk
Hogs Of the breed large quantity Of Conn., Fodder
usual extensive variety Of Farming Utensils Gear &C. generally
IN good order, with few articles Of Household and Kitchen
Furnnre-aHortng in The whole variety and excellence
worthy tn. OF breeders and the farming public.
Terms Sat-Nine months credit for all above sIo for
bonds win approved security hue
be emited II puncually paid amount viii
To required BERNARD PEYTON.
Richmond, 18th Oct, 1872 59-ftds
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THE subscriber has taken lease on the above establishment
and will take possession the first day OF October next,
unit, which time House win be kept heretofore by Du
val E-q would be pleased his friends and all others that
NAV favor him with call II Is deemed unnecessary any
thing in relation locality Of this House. as must be
rally known having been for many years the principal ouse In
House as locality, Is admirably snited for gentlemen
travelling families and members OF the Legislature, for
whose accommodation arrangements will be made The Hou,e
viii undergo thorough repair All promise Is to the
of ability .atfaetion 10 al who may favor me
with their company, and all ask trial. There will be
Hacks and Poe different landing places, to convey
sengers and baggage free Of charse uonn.
septn S-a"7Hif
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~ The above is the first table Of apporonme nj,
that ace have published. But ne have others in our
possession, which shall in Ike manner lay before
the public. We have cas-. the sieve, ourselves
organized any pan and really given very little conside
ration to he subject. But We Gun see no reason, why
others who have studied it, may not have opportuni
~ of submitting the results of their reections-espe
cialy il of the most important questions which
can come before the next Lsgislsture-and as more
over its session s nearly at hand.-lEDIToR.
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Marriages..

MarrlHScB.
Married in Edsnon North Carolina Wednesday, the Goth
nit Jo.Ern A. GIpptcz EsQ, 81 Brunswick, Virginia. 10 Ms
daughter Of tho late Dr. b. Harvey OF the form
er place. - = . :.
Married on the 2nd by the Rev. VIM H. Hart, Mr.
VIM Brras IAcs Bliss JrLtA LEE, daughter Of Dr. John
Dove all ofthis city
Married Gloucester Tuesday, the lat ins at ths resi-
enee OF her Father Mr. John srawe by the Rev Dr. Mann
Mise MANA LousA ALBrRr S. EDWARDS, N. d. Of Suny
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Jmprorsd Dsgu,-rofp,'-Mr Walsh Uhe Paris Cor
responder, of the National nteligencer) writes on the
18th October, ave have new marvels inIphotosraphy
from the unrivalled artist sson; half second for
the opcraion even with large pictures: groups nj table
the smiles of children, the many simultaneous appear
ances and incidents o long files OF persons marching
Successful experiments are mentioned in the use oil
alcohol for lighting shops and streets These Partisan
artists are moving upon the ego ahead principle
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A Correspondent from the Caroline District wrote us
some weeks since: alt is time TO awaken friends in
this Senatorial District for the Spring campaign-
Thornton will decline ut the end of his term The
wire working Wings have had for months past candI
date in the field. If -- (naming very dIstln-
ruished Republican, would accept, he might stop Tie
ball OF Clayism in District, Republicans OF The
District Il not then high time for you TO be moving:
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not entertain a doub, that they would receive the
operation OF the Agricultural Society of llenrico-
Whu say We, Messs. Turner, Rjchardsnn and others
~ The last Evenings Western Mail brings a
handsome compliment on s''rhe Southern Planter. :
from "'rhe Wythe Journal" We shall have the plea.
sure of re. publ Ishing it IN next No.
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To nit:
-, Justice OF the Peace for the -- aforesaid
do hereby certify tiat whose name above nh
scrbd atestng witness appeared before me in
my ----- aforesaid, and made oath, that the above
subscribed parties the attorney
the same in presence Of the said and deed
Witness my hand and seal this day OF g., eighteen
hundred and
. -, tSsal.l
Nov IL 5f-wli2D.
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and of deep coincidence for their early and irrepa
rable LOGS.
Rrsoired, That to perpetuate the mornful rcmem
brance of this sad tribute of respect to the memory OF
departed friend these resolutions be entered on the
records ofthis Court and copy thereof sent for publ
eaton to the editors Of newspapers in Fredericksburg
and Richmond.
Resoiored, That, as further testimonial OF respect
10 the memory of the deceased, this Court donOw ad-
journ A Copy from the record-Tese,
STA. CRUTCHFIELD, c. c.
II The Wing will please copy.
APPOINTMENT by THE PRESIDENT.
Robert B. Scmpe, TO he Receiver Of Public Moneys
at Tallahassee, Fa., vice Henry Washington, resigned
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RICHMOND MARKETs-Nov. 10.
WHEAT-6O 10 80 cents per bn,hel, az per quality.
Coks-45 TO so cents per burhel.
u.rs-3O per bufhel from wagons and Depot.
WORKMAN, McGRCDER l. co.
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HOYT & CO - OFFICE,
Under the Erehouse Hsftl, Richmond, PIrg,nid.

SOMETHING EXTRA IN THE WAY or LOTTERIES.
IOYT beg their friends glance nj the Scheme below,
and make up minds WHISTLER they would like 10 have
en-, Of o0o and yes Why just send The price of
you almost OF as II bad the money
hreeches pocket
HOYT Co will rend a certificate OF package OF PC whole
,ieL c,s in this Iotlery for the low price of s20J
In do halves 100
no. do. quarters, ~
Do do. eighihs, -
Now some ne rsons may willing risk goo and
vet n,sy want ickets-n III just ark your neigh
hour go you aud enclose The and You
ae sure nj having yor attended with promptness
IOYT & co are splendid Of luck; commenced
In our new oice have made to keep
40 If ron want prize you know where send for It. Pease
address the luckest Lottery vendes In the known world
d. ii. HOYT &c CO., Richmond Va
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pUBLlC SALE, WITH OR WITHOUT MoNEY-Wir he
sol on long credit, whou. Saturday. the
18th OF December the well long established
Tavern at Ayes Warehouse in The upper part of King Will
liam county Al the same time and the terms will be
offered several other Lots In the va,e Also Female
Cook, long accustomed cooking for Tavern
very capable. ROgT n. HARRISON.
Nov. III 51-wtds
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JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY
THE eighth Annual Meeting of the sock holders the James
River and kana"ha Company. will be held Capitol la
the City q Richmond with permission Ct tine proper authority on
MONDAY, the 18th December 1t.
BY order OF the President and Directors,
W. b. ClirrTENDEN, see'ry
Richmond 9Th November, l4a
form of Prozy)
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS That We tho
Subscribers being Stockholders in the James River and
nawha Company, do hereby constitute and appoint our
true and lawful attorney and PROXY represent each in n
general meetings Of the Stockholders Company when We
net personally by other proxy
with full and authority at such general meetings. 10 give
such votes and to dc such other each Of us
could give or do, member Of the said meeting we were
personally present. and do hereby a confirm whatever
act said attorney may lawfully give ar
do for in pursuance Of the authority hereby RED upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this - day of -, ons
thousand eight hundred and -. --.ISeal1
- -, lS~all
=-, Seal
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al soice from Siias Wr;aht

| al soicc from Siias Wright
Under the above caption, find The following article
from the New York Express of the I'd inst. We trust
that its assertions correct and its VACCINATIONS may
be confirmed by the event:
"a merchant from St Lawrence county, who resides
| in Canton, and who is neghbor OF Silas Wright,
informs the "'Iroy Whg, that MIR. Wright was IN ma
store few days since ind freely on the sub
ject of the Tariff In the of the conversation,
Mr. Wright said that "lhe present Tariff was worth.
less and badly devised measure, and that he shaH
It's That it might Las; for year or two, but II
certainly ,oonid be rapa'ed The same gentleman
also informs the editors that Mr. Wright il constantly
ad ,ising hi friends in ST Lawrence county, not TO
engage in any manufacture precicated upon the CONT
nuance OF the present Tariff since lis Tepfats CERTAIN
The gentleman, who the editors the above infor
nation formerly resident OF Troy, and Is known
to many of it's citizens. If any Lncofoco doubts the
statement, he have it verified by calling on the
informant IN n.rson But
those who know Mr.. Wright, and who have watched
his the Tariff question for the last year, know
very well that not the opposition OF John =.
Calhoun himself more 10 br dreaded on this subject
than that of himself Mr.. Wright is, like his friend,
Van Buren,, most emphatically "a Northern man with
Southern principles.
The loss OF from 10 :;G0 og,leads oil tobacco in Mr.
Thomas warehouse absolute loss as was ofIsi
expected They say II tie hrst instance III "hcn
any quantity Of tobacco was burnt IN R'chmond-pe
cause hitherto the have been rolled on almost
as soon as the alarm hls heen gven-but IN the recent
cophagralon the fire occurred al so many points OF The
house and had got far ahead before was discovered
that il possible 10 save H. 1t turns out, now
ever upon examining The tobacco, that though every
hoop aud consumed and The external surface
of the tobacco considerably charred yet that The injury
did not penetrate through the whole-and some OF The
interior Of the tobacco left IL toerabe condition.
Upon putting il up at public auction lew days after
the fire. the sues amounted to between and lo,ooo
dollars-avernging about 80 5 hundred This, with
the insurance ito o0uO, will reduce the loss ABOUT
| one half.
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~ CHANcERf-ylner.i.:A At Rules held Clerk. Of
flee Of the Circuit Superior 81 Chancery of Sot.
toway county, the 5th day Of October, s4a:
Francis Rarnes and Amelia J. his wife, Plaintiff,
ar1in.t
John Royal late Sheriff c NUt:owoy county and Admins
traitor Of Richard Epes, deceased and Administrator
with the will annexed Of Isaac Wnrcc deceased Francis
Fitzgerald Samuel H. Jeter individually and IL
Thomas Clarke deceased Isaac Oliver, Archibald A. Campbell
William J.hnson, Administrator of Ennnd Jory. nscd,
Barteo Todd, Asa Oliver individually and
Epes deceased William b. ry san G. Iuudy Administrator
o. austin Watkins, dec ased. Charles H. Cater, William :.
Wills Branch OrErne Mary Wnircc dow &C Isaac Winee,
deceased Isaac Wnfree, William verser, and Martha d.
wife Pa-cai Ciaddock and ecca his WIFE Patrick H. Vaughan
and Louisa F. his wife, Jnhn Bass wife, and
scph r. Booker and Ann C. his wife, Defendants:
The defendant John d. Roy late Sheriff of Nor.oway coun
~ and Administrator of Richard Epes aud Admins
traitor dc bonis with The vi" annexed Of Isaac Wnrre
ceased John Bass and Mary his wife, Joseph Booker
and Ann e. his wife, having entered their appearance
given uy according 10 the act Of Assembly and the Of
this Court, and appearing by satisfactory evidence they
inhabants of this II is ordered, That
defendants do appear here, the held the said
Court, the first Monday April and answer ill Of
the plaintiffs; ard that at tins order
in newspaper published In the CITY Rcmond town
Of Petersburg f two month"; lively POSTED at II,
front door of the Court house If this county
Copy-Ttse.
T. FiTZGERA;D, c. e.
Sov III 5i-wsw
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YiRoIsIA-Frederick county, TO VT:
This day personally appeared before the subscriber,
Justice ofthe Peace, in and for the county aforesaid,
Henry h. Brent, Cashier of the Bank Of the Valley
in Virgins, and made OATH that the foregoing exhibits
true state of the said Bank the lst day Of October,
1912, to the best Of his knowledge md belief
Given nnder my hand this 24lh day of Oct, 1912.
} w. MILLER, }. p.
OBED WAITE, PreS't.
JACOB BAKER,
A. 8. BALDWIN,
WIN. MILLER,
DANIEL GOLD.
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MAMMOTH SCHEME!
prizes of $25,0o0 are 100000!
UNION LOTTERY, Class No is, for s49. to be drawn AT
Alexandria, D. c., Saturday, December l7th, 1912.
IS number Lotfery-l4 drawn ballots.
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n cnANcERy .-vracrsA:-In No.toway County Coun Ord

IN Rl-fraciSrA:-In No.toway County Court Ord
L November, lci2:
Rolling Roherts"n William Robertson, letnn Robertson
Sally Watson formerly Robertson Jnhn Watson de-
ceased Ann D. Robeson Mary w Robertson Thomas o. Dear
ing and julia A. his wife, formerly Jia A. Robertson Mary R-
bertson widow of William con deceased, Allen Ro5-rt.
Pasca L. Roerson. Peter H. Robertson, Aary Watson,
formerly Robertson and wife o Wfred Watson
John Roberts and Dolly his wife, formerly Dolly Robtson
against Plaintiffs
Haoye w Robertson and IT, Il. Anderson Executors of Ar.
cher Robertson deceased and in their rights
bertson James H. Robertson Wm A. Robertson Henry e.
nngs aud Nary his wife, formerly Mary Robertson and Rurwe
Harrison and LILA his life, formerly Eliza Robertson William,
Jennings and Nancy his WIFE formerly Nancy Robertson Joseph
Robertson. Daniel Robertson and Daniel and Wealthy
hs wife, formerly Robertson, Edward Robertson
Robertson and Others children James Robertson deceased
Defendants:
This day the plaintiffs, by their Counsel and flied their
bill the defendants aud the drf.utants Joseph Robert
son, Daniel Robertson Mcdaniel and Wealthy his wife,
fever,on Robertson aad the children o James d. Robertson
deceased, Whose unknown and Burwe X Harrison
and Eliza his wife having entered their appearance
ven security according 10 r act o Assembly and the rule. az
thus Court, and appearing by sai factory evidence
are not inhabitants Of this country Ii j. ordered Thai The said
defendants here the of tn. February
term Cf this Court and tie bill of the plaintiffs
of this order he forthwith inserted In newspaper
lshrd IN the city of Richmond for months
posted the front door If the of county,
CoPy-Teste,
f. FITZGERALD, C. {.
Ill -wSy
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BAxR or THE VALLEY Va
Winchester, Oct. 26, 1912.
JoHS nj. GkreonS, Esq, .4sting Goeernor IF ia.
Dear Sir | enclose statements, showing the condi
ton Of this Bank the Let day Of October lS4 and
LIST inst.
am, very respectfully,
Tour obi servant,
II. NJ. BRENT, Cashier.
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T AND NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE-The subscriber vii
~ SELL public auction, the highest bidder Monday, the
l2h day OF December next if fair Otherwise, day
thereafter the Farm which h, Resides in county cf Hem
situated about miles below Richmond
the New Bridge and Williamsburg STAGE road a very
healthy intelligent and moral ncgboood containing $50 acres,
about 60 Of wh;r IL first mud land with twelve
well get in hrrds the ainrce easily reclaimed The hu
land We'll adapted the growth Of corn onts wheat and
tculay led clover fourth Of which Is cleared balance
Astounding pine and oak wood which, of
guilty To Richmond Valuable two load. of which may b.
made with To The city day. The Improvements
two story building 3ax20 feet, built of the bert materials
tey with basement above the ground Of brick With
all necessary houses, mostly There in the
failing well Of good water below the
TgRMs SALE.OEe third Of the purchase money viii bs
qned cash. the balance in equal annual payments the
purchasers giving bonds bearing interest from the t day of ia
nuay si3 with deed of trust the property tho
credit payments. BURWELL STARKE.
Nov. III 5i-wtds
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4 prizes Of s25, 900 are 800, 900
POWHATAN HOUSE.

3i4I2 prizes, = nrIouH,'mk :" 49,
v 55-Wtf