The Wilmingtonian., 1824-01-22
TO LADIES, EXCLUSIVELY .

The suspicious day, teeu1Dg with Hope o.
coming wealth, is fast approaching, Wien the III
Class Of the rcI, Delaware State LOTTERY, will be-
drawn, and with its birth and completion being
but the operation OF five inmates, make assurance
douby sure Of success, by the distribution OF high
prizes.
Indeed. 40 great was the satisfaction acknow'4
edged at the drawing Of the first and 2nd classes,
and SO much anxiety expressed ior tnird one'
that we did not believe there could be atcket Tor
sale at Christmas; but Adventures hitherto, too
tardy for their own good. are now becoming can'
ddates for prizes, and
Hope Apl doubts alternate sway,
Yet, doubts to Hope shall soon give way
This we pledge ourselves TO prove, or forever
after hold our peace. But none With lucky tick
cts from our office, should doubt.
| Our doubts are traitors,
And make us lose in fearing to attempt
| The coon we oft might wln
Away with them!
! E~ Read, Reflect. and Judge!
;. The last two Lotteries we're peculiarly fort'i-
> nate for Ladies' and on that account merits no.
,|tice. The prizes were sold principally to them.
One Lady, unknown to her husband (Which by
1.-The by is the iuckyest Way purchased Single
,Iticket for dollars. which drew prize OF l00O
,ltollars, and was chosen by Hope! another Lady
, a prize of $500 for trfe thus happily, the two
first Glasses rolled on. and why not the third
Glass be equally fortunate. The following fact
which occurred in the second and third classes
Iofthe Union Canal Lottery, in Philadelphia, shews
1.-THE intutive minds possessed by Ladies. Mr.
.LTamson, who drew a 5000 dollar prize, purcha-
+, sed lands in Montgomery county, adjoining lands
iof Mr. NIL, to whom he related the fact The
lnews was electric he informed his wife, who,
true to her charter, never gave MN peace VII ne
purchased ticket; as she thought, being next
, neighbour to Mr.. J. her turn would be next. She
was RI, ,hl aud actually drew the highest prize OF
% 10000 dollars in the next class, attended with
peculiar circumstances; TOR her husband had soio
llbree-quarters Of her ticket.
s'l What lesson does not this hold forth to lord,
Iy MN, to take their wives advice in the purchase
II tickets If they did it not in other things; also.
would be better, they would not so often sqnan'
per their time and property to the injury OF their
|health, and when applied to for articles of dress
or necessity, give the means OF purchase with re-
Iluctance If at all. But these chasms of comfort
may be remedied-Why not; the third class will
lbe equally fortunate as the former ones. Why
|not this good fortune attendant on Hopes office
be again and speedily realized, and the approach.
ling year be the happiest of our lives!-Why.
There s no reason, but that the Ladies are putin.
, 1.-THE lucky purchase to the last moments this put
ting off is the bane Of good luck-pray avoid it
and as YOU value ease and comfort, baulk not youI
inclination. II you cannot purchase tickets i'll
packages, buy single tickets, or even shares: but
dash not the Cup Of Fortune from your lip, else
the dregs Of disappointment may sake your
thirst.
RICH DELAWARE LOTTERY.
The last and richest of THE NEW SERIES
that has already given 50 much money aud salts
action to the public, and by which
he $500 may be gained for ~ T8
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