Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-20

sE,Hs ri,st cisss of the yfRc,sIA sFvsN MIN
rERS LOTTERY, for the eronoticn nf education.
Sd OF Aprii. aud the following seven numbers were
drawn out Of ,he ninety in the NLse:
So, Go, 81, ~, 7s, 90, 90.
The following Capital Prizes ave aseetained 10 hav,
been sold ana all the prizes now paying on the
different Louer, Offices where the iicsels we've pur-
chased:
Register. Numbers Drasrn
zi9I Us. q, S2--a prize of 50i5,
Sold by Mir. rredsriek A.. MAYO to Mr.. Poinde>ter
Hitchcock. of Manchester.
553-2G. Is. 7S--a prize OF s 50i5.
Sold BY gentleman in Richmond MAJOR Christian.
of Richmond.
Also about 60 prizes OFF, Nos. entitled to s as each
Aud about 100 prizes Of No. eu,iiled 20 s each.
We, the subscribers, do hereby certify, iLa, The
Following numbers we're drawn the I'd day OF ApriI
1912, at the Merchants Coffee House, Mr. Vanninis
Seven Number Lottery:
10 irif NO 81 say Fifty two,
G5 saysSixty ive
"a say Eighty four.
az cay Forty two,
20 say Seventy eight,
20 say Twenty six,
20 say Twenty three,
Richmond. dprH Sd, 1910. 80.
MN. H FlTzwHYLsoNN.
JAMES RawLINGs
CLAIBORNE ". GOOCH
hprm -. lto..u ROBERT G. SCOTT.
1siss,,s,a oy .aw I.the tromaf'on ., Hdncafios
{ lfriCIAL NOTICE. The new Lottery Scheme Of
o. Nay merit, AT O'Clock ia the aeruoop in the Mer
chants Coffee House, the city OF Richmond when the
pasiic VIII know the fate of the following prizes in
IS Prizes OFFS s,Oool
lsis do 40 Sprice ola Ticket, S4.
VIM ". Fiizwhylsonn, Esq. and other yentler,en Of
this city, viii snperinend the drawing and boy ofS
or years, will draw the acky numbers from be wheel
- EXLANAfION
In each class ofthis lottery. there 4s0 tick
e's aud 1925 prizes, viz: rs Of 5000 sls of
$40 aud ~ Az of 8 al "f hch prizes were drawn
IN the first class Saturday. The sd lust ana had the
whole OF The tickets been sold all the prizes would
have been disiribsee among the purchasers; but as
mere was bnt sns proportion Of the tickets sold,
me proportion OF The prizes could only expected
yet, it's fact that than prop.itiona,r na,n-
her OF prizes were drawn to the tickets odSbouid
Tue whole is $50 tickets be sold In The class the
whole 20, lo5 prizes be arnong them or in pro-
portion "a the number of tickets ssld prts NAV he
expected-rcre class has no connection with another
each CLASS being distinc lottery only that are
AL on the same principle, and for The innor,aut
ano isndabie pDrpose-fhe promotion Of Educai.os In
ttrgi,id. =
There is in this scheme no, three blanks TO prize
ana Tie prizes viii be paid without discount 30 DAYS
aiteT cash drawing.
The manner drawing This lottery is thus .Nire,v
which drawn which determine III, ate of All
the tickets. Each ticket having three numbers. may
draw three priz-s thus II one o. the on "a
ticket corresponds with any enc OF the Nos drawn
fro IN the wheel, IL is entitled To- SIS 1.-two Correspond
the second is enedto $40; all three Of nyine,s
on ticket correspond with any three the seven
numbers drawn from the wheel, The third numb-rts-
entitled TO s 5,nae.
The simplicity and entire fairness of tkis MAN az
drawing lotteries WILL the subscriber trusts claim for IL
The patronage of the public especially, when tauI
bic object. The promotion of education considered
the ci, ottsichnoRd, AZ Messrs. ieei cOu.n's fred
errk A. Mayo's, Philip listers, and VIM. A. Bartow's
In Petersburg. Va. al Mr.. Richard c",lom's.
Iva Norfolk, Va. at Mr. Charles VI. Smiths.
In Fredericksburg, Va at Mr.. Archibald ID. Harris.
In Lyn,hsuie, at Messrs. ward & Digss'.
orders by mail, enclosing the cash tpot paid)
tuaiiy attended to. Price OF a Ticket x Al
, JOSEPH vANNiNi, Sole Manager.
hptiI 10. lic..u