The Wilmingtonian., 1823-12-25
Yo ladies, Exclusively!

The auspiciOus day teeming with Hou
of coming wealth, is fast approaching
when the Sd Glass of the rich Delawa,
State Lottery, will be drawn. and with i,
birth and completion being but the oper,
|tion Of five minutes, make assurance dov.
|bly sure of success, by the distribution d
High Prizes.
Indeed, so great was the satisfaction &C.
knowledged at the drawing of the firstand
second classes. and so much anxiety ex,
pressed for third one, that we did not
believe there could b ticket for sale
at Christmas; but adventures hitherh
roo tardy for their own good, are now be.
coming candidates for prizes, and
Hopes and doubts alternate sway,
Yet, doubts to Hope shall soon give way
This we pledge ourselves to prove, o.
for ever after hold our peace. But non,
with lucky tickets from our office. should
doubt.
Our doubts are traitors,
l And make MS lose in fearing to attempt
Il The cooD we oft might win!
! Away with them!
! GpR Read, Reflect, and Judge!
4 The last two Lotteries were peculiarly
fortunate for Ladies , and on that account
merits notice. The prizes were sold pnn
: vcipally to them. One Lady, unknown o
her husband (Which by the buy is the Iuc
/ Ikyest way) purchased single ticket h
: l3 dollars. which drew a prize of 1000 dol.
F., liars. and was chosen by Hope !another La
tidy prize of $500 for trtle thus hap
|piy, the two first Glasses rolled on; and
! lwhy not the third Glass be equally fortu}
nate. The following fact which occurred
in the second and third classes Of thd
n Union Canal Lottery, in Philadelphia J
. .hews the intuitive minds possessed b.
Ladies. A Mr.. Jamison, who drew
i $4,000 dollar prize, purchased lands
Montgomery county, adjoining lands
Mr.. NIL, to whom he related the lac
, rhe news was electric !; he informed hi
wife. who, true to her charter, nevel
n gave him peace till he purchased ticket
las she thought. being next neighbour
Mr.. ]. her turn would be next. She ws
t tlright, and actually dreU the highest pria
,.I9f 10000 dollars in the next class. attend
n ed with peculiar circumstances for Id
husband had sold three quarters OF ID
n ticket.
>, What lesson does not this hold fort,
! to lordly Man, to take their wives advlcl
:. in the purchase of tickets, if they did
II in other things; also, it would be bette1
d they would not so often squander the]
$. time aud property to the injury OF ths1
n health, and when applied to for articles
v'dress Or necessity, give the means OF pu1
!, chase with reluctance, if at all. But the1
y chasms of comfort may be remedied; WI
Il not, the third class will be equally io1
q tunate as the former ones. Why not th1
4 good fortune attendant on Hopes office
e again and speedily realized, and the Al
e proaching year be the happiest of our llve1
v Why, there is no reason, but that u
a Ladies are putting off the lucky purchal1
'. to the last moment: this putting ottlst1
55s bane of good luck-pray avoid it, and
# you value ease and comfort, baulk na
itIyour inclination. If you cannot purcAas'
70 tickets in packages, buy single tickets,
pr even shares: but dash not the Cup OF ron
'. tune from your lip. else the dregs ol dlsaP
to pointment may slake your thirst
t. RICH DELAWARE LOTTERY.
IN The last and richest of THE NEW sEhlh'
nj hat has already given so much money aud saw
n faction to the public, and by which
in 80 700 may be gained for sSS2A ys
it 1850 3 "
e'r, 83D u Y
10 10 Sl3 "
~ ~ And SO in proportion for other large prizes
ny o,. po".. - % o. 90 ~. ,;.tets m,