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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-30
1oREADFUL siTu.17Ych.

Naeh sensIbiliiy l, expressed as TO the dis-
tressing and misetsble situation in which the
Governor Of keniucky is placed by the con.
duct Of his sou. he is commi,isd to prison,
and, under violent presump,ions, sccu,ed oi
NJ URDER 10 the 6's, degree. On looking
AT The Constitution OF Kentucky, We find that
the Governor Of that SAFE 10 entrusted with
the sole power, "t to e. ant repfieves or par
doDs, except IN cases OF impeachment"
How depio' able will be tho situation OF the
father, il the Governor shall DO called upon 10
sign the death warrant OF his son. Without
The public, powerful consider atoms which
NOV ed b. uius, Governor Deshs is likely 10 be
placed 10 nearly the .ssme irying and heart
repding situation. He cannon DOW resign, be-
sause TO resign would be TO PREJUDICE hi. soo's
guilt, by presuming his conaic'iop, which is
the only thing tha, can compel him 10 act up.
on the case. His situalion is indeed hrett.rend.
ing and mos, pi,sole. Dem. Prsa.
a monster OF lhe name OF Hall, living on
Peters Creek in Washington county, Penn.
sylvsnis, deliberately last week murdered
child nursed and protected by his wife. The
bloody deed was perpsUa,ed by 'he opp lies.
tiOn of sharp knife 10 tho hroat OF the inno
cent snd unotfending victim. The child was
enc Of whom his wife wa, vs'y fond I; and
when she asked the reason OF his gully con
duct, he replied that be com miIted the murder
20 spite Der, and very cooiiy walked to the
spring 10 wash his blood stained haCds
Abe odious wretch has since bsen crested
,Snd commlilej 10 the Wa.hinsion Jail.
Franklin Gazette.
5erious Accident. day, q, about
East 10 O'Clock, ,he Beck stores, owned and
occupied by Crawford Allen, Esq. situated on
South Watef. f.strest, suddenly crushed down,
and reduced 10 q hssp Of 'uIns. Mr.. Allen
~a, engaged 10 Commi,,ion business, end had
large qunliy ot pope ~ in those stores,
probably 20 the value of S75 5,ooo--but We arc
hsppy 10 say, that bu, mtle loss will DO su,.
tsined by The owne's Of the merchandise aud
no ore still more pleased to state, that no lives
vefe lost, o. serious personal IN jury sustained
except By the book ksePef, Mr.. Tyler, who,
with one Gle k and one or Two other persoos,
were ~ the coming room at the time the
scciden, happened. The loss Of the S,o-es
may DO estimated at sboat 865oo, and the
property st aboui $4,000, although we hope it
may prove less. 1t is providen,isl that this
misfortune took pIsco at noon IL it had been
otherwise, doubtless several lives would have
been lost. The labo,efs who were EN- ployed
in the mof,iing had retired but few minutes,
snd a ele'k who is usually engaged about the
s.ore, had Just goue 10 dlnner-Proo. Pari.
oi, Dec. q.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-30
FOR SfLE---at Auction.
MOLASSES, SUGAR, GIN, &c.

r. Nj. THURS1ON has Just re-
w ceived and offers fer sale, cheap for csshS,
or approved credit
20 hhds retailing Molasses,
10 boxes Havana Brown sugar.
boxes do. white do.
10 bags Coffee
20 half chests do. FRESH
chests Hyson Skin, yaysD or TIE
40 half chests souchobg. FIRST QUALITY.
50 kegs first quality tobacco.
LorrIiards paper do.
Msccaboy, Rsppee, and Scotch snuff.
10 hhds st Croix Rum,
8 pipes Cosnse Brandy. -
10 Or casks, 20 half do. Wines.
hhds jerks Gin,
so bbls. do do. f.ia' -
20 boxes Dooli,,le's scsp
S do. starch,
5 do. Chocolate,
bags Pepper,
20 Pinen,o. = "o
~ boxes window Glass;. ''
20 kegs pure Ginger, r f"' IL
so bags shot, also Powder, potratg5. CIoseC
Csssa. Pesrlssh. alum, ink powder. Spanish Cgsrss
pipes, sslt.petre, tumblers. w.itng q Wrapping pa
per, &c Gc. Dec, 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-30
Is hhds. st. Croix Rum.

Is hhds. st. Croix Rum.
s bogsbeads Jsmsica do.
Pipes Cognsc Brandy.
S do. Hollands Gin
IS bids Guadaloupc molasscs,
so bbs Jenok's. aud other brands, country g,ny
20 boxes Havana brown sugar, 80
S do. do. white do.
% bags Coffee.
, FRESH TEAS
: 25 Chests and half chests Young HN
sop TEAS, -
Is do. Hyson Skin
% do. Souchong
10 T..essks dry snd sve., Maisgs.1 L
rs-' 90 .. a;s:s a,.s:; I'd r. is::: s:s:i; "%sa
IS kegs Richmond frst quality tobacco.
5 DO. Ladies Twist 10. do.
ALSO, .. ..-1
Assorted Crs,es Liverpool WARE, in orignsi
Packages, together with large assorimenIs, ePscg'
ARCHIBALD MuNRq
Newport, Dec. rs
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Prize .hfaress.--A premiam OF fifty dollars
has been offet ed By the Tla'tess Of the Alba
ny Theats Association for The best Poeucsi
Address, 90 be delivered at tho opening Of
the new Theatre 10 the city Of Albany, N. Y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-30

besides oi S5,O0O-2O Oh $1,000
5oo's, zoos, SOS, 2Os &c
Whole tickets, $500 1 Halves, $3.50
Quarters, 2,2s ! Eighths, l.i3
For sale at ''.
AL l. MS e
LUCKY OFFICE, Ao. ~, Markef. square,
... PRovIDEscs.
Cr Combination No S 38 50, n prize Of THREE
THOUSAND and siyh,y.nso Dotiars (sold in a
packsge)-3 80 50 prize Of ONE THOUSAND
DOLLyiRs, and two prizes Of $500 each in the
Literature Lottery jus, completed, were all sold at
ALLEN's LUCKY OFFICE
CT Alison 1912, a prize OF $1,000 and No.
663 . prize Of 500, IN the Maryland State Lottery
and many others.
CT For prises call at the LUCKY OFFICE -
Cash paid for prizes demand, and orders prompt.
ly attended to. IL add essed to
S g. NJ. ALLEN, & co.
Providence.
Dec 90. 1894 81 i...
Orders for packages. or parts, down to egh,bs will
receive immediate attention, il left at the Office
OF j. G.. SHAW. who will transact business for The
above firm.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-30

THE packe, sloop WILLIAM
NNA n. ALLEN, CHAnLrs BowLEn,
St1AEarr master, viii leave Bannisters'whsrf,
for Bri'tol, on Monday, the 10Th
day OF Jan 1925, at O'clock, A N Gentlemen
who attend the Assembly, will thus be sessonaby
accumulated CHARLES BOWLER.
Drc % "a
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ST. JOHNS LODGE, NO. /.

ST. JOHNS LODGE, NO. I.
A L a meeting Of the members Of ST.
IA JoHs's opos. No. 1. Newport. held q, Ma.
sons Hal. on Monday evening. Dec ~. 5S24 the
lo''ewing named brethren were elected in ancient
form.
Officers Of said Lodge, for Me year en-
suing.
Stephen T. Nor,ham, " Master
Tbeophius Tophsm, Senior Harden.
Stephen Cahoone, Jus,or Uar1en
Thomas Gardnef, Treasurer.
Nicholas g Boss, Sscretaru
William Stevens, Senior Deacon
Isaac Peekhar,, Junior Deacon.
John u Lyon, SENIOR SfeIcard
;. Ayfsut Robinson, y.E,or Steward.
The officers elect were installed and endowed
with the badges Of their office in due form. by
CHARLEs CoTToN, NJ w. Deputy Grand Master Of
the Grand Lodge Of Rhode Island.
by order Of 50 Johns Lodge, No I,
NICHOLAS G. BOSS, See'ry.
STOVES.
George Engs, ,
IN addition to bis former $3.50, ,ment, has now for
WILSON'S New and Superior COOK
AA'o - " LIS
most excellent article either for families or vessels
use.
Newport Dec so. 1924. 3w
WANTED. number Of seamen, and few ordi.
w nary sesmen. for the ship Alliance. Capt Swain,
bound to the Pacific Ocean, on a whaling voy.
ago. Apply TO
.'.- - CHRIsToHER FOWLER.
Newport. Dec 30. 1924
PaHoniSe yotn 0Qvn Lhilaien
Countenance and encourage your own
Lottery !! !! ~.
THE Popala., neat and safe Union Meeting House
Lottery -punctua to timc-prompt in payment.
and regular as Clock, will begin to draw on Monday
afternoon next,-First drawn number 500 DO you
want Buy ticket of G. Shaw. and you may
get it--handsome prizes in the Lottery wholes.
halves and quarters for saie--Appy before it be too
late. J e.. SHAW
Dec. 80.
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF. NEWPORT.
ENTERED,
NONE.


Erig Nicholas & Felix, williams, st. Thonass
Sloop Essex. Burr, New.York
., Caroline, Sherman. (Sc) 49,.
- George & Mary, Walden, New.york.
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.MEMOR.7h d.
The vuiture. Holmes. Of Nan,ueket. vss spoken
22d instant lat 40 + Ion TO- 40 from this port for
Liverpool ..
The Aldebston. Martin, from Baltimore, via this
port arrived at Cork, Oct 28
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-30

Lucky Office, NO. -, Make. Ssaays, tn re
NEW BUILDING. .t,
The fortunate holders are informed that the,
CASH will be paid for them the momcni presented.
Dec 90, 1924.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-12-30

The present Mali route from Wsshing,o
20 ew-Otiesns rs 1880 miles. The ae,us
sistsncs Of the Two cities is 94o. Tho Ma
ia nav carried in Is days, aud il can be carr
ed in ehvep.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-29
FROM BARBADOS.

NORFOLK. Jan. 26.-Captain Briggs,
in the schooner Susan, from Barbados
and Turks Islands, states, that for the
two days before he left Barbados, two
transports ships arrived there from
England, who reported that they had
sailed in company with two line Of bat.
tie ships and some other vessels Of wsr,
and that they were hourly expected
their object, Capt. b. did not Isarn.-
Flour only 80 per bbl.; r. O. slaves
$50 per ". Of 1900. and every thing
else ofAm.sricap produce in proportion.
Touched at St. Bsr;s and found the
markets equally bad. Salt At Turks
Island, IL cts. per bush. The Susan
has experienced bad weather: has :
ried awap her chain plate bolts, &e.-
Uom. Read. Room Books.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-29

have been offered, the floor would be
yielded him 10 renew' his motion Tor the
committee to rise.
Mr.. Wright then moved the fnlIow ing a.
Imendmept 10 the. amendment OF MIR, PV'n.
selt, viz:-Strike out all after the words
Resolved, that and insert the following .
ing: Provision ought TO be made by law
Tor defrsying the expense incident to the
appointment OF an agent to Greece, when
ever. 10 the opinion Of the President. such
an appointment shall be deemed proper and
exped,ent, consistent with The neutral cha.
racler ADD pacific relations Of the United
States. -.
Before any question was taken on this
amendment, Mr.. Rich renewed bis mo-
ton for the committees rising, which was
carried-ayes l3l.
The committee then rose, and the House
adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-29
ALEXANDRIA,:
THURSDAY. JANUARY 80, 1874

The Bill to incorporate the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, has, after Con,
siderable opposition. passed the House o(
Delegates Of ' irg inia, by a vote Of lU0 to
SO. --
We learn that some Spanish Constitn.
tionalists OF disling uisbed merit have arr.
we'd at Baltimore IRON Tsnerife, whittier
they had fled from Spain, but whence thew
were also obliged to Fly on The restoration
Of the absolute government. One of them
is Mr. Mexia, formerly a lawyer, and we'll
known as the able and intrepid editor of
the Madrid paper called the Zuriaeo
which inculcated even republican princ;'
Piles Another is the late edlfo, of the r..
d,z Gazette, The Constitutional, in which
the Cortes we're per.everingly and z.,.
lousy supported. And a third, of aDoIhsr
liberal journal. the Perriis. Orders b,d
been Transmitted TO TeneriFe thai The.
should be Immediately seized and s.o.
back to Spain to be tried and punished
that is, shot or hung.
They escaped with. difficulty on board
ship from a troop of horse eonmiss;ooed
10 pursue and detain them. Il 10 pr,babls
that they are in a very necessnous condi.
ton, owing to the precipitation with which
they were forced to leave The Spanish CO.
mlnions. Their exertions and suffering.
in the cause of liberty. enlitle them 10
more than mere sympathy IRON the Am..
rican public. The spirit of liberaIi,v
which has been awakened 90 wildly in "a.
vor of The Greeks, nigh, be extended 70
such victims Of, despolism az these Spar;.h
emigranis, with particular prcprieiy and
credit. Hare is an opportunity for adm.
nistering present and certain relief upon
The same Erinciples.-Pha Nat. Gaz.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-29
IN January s6.

Under authority of a resolution, intro.
duced some days ago, BY MIR King, Of N.
York, aud subsequently, passed BY the Sc.
nate, the Vice President announced, TO-
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-29

expe0tent 10 QiVuIRe OF u COfreSp0n.
dence or negotiation which be may have
Instituted with any foreign government,
since the 98th February last, in compli-
ance with a request contained in . resolu.
ton OF the House OF Representatives oil
that date, relative To the denuDciation oil
thu. African Slave Trade as piracy.
The House then resolved itself into .
committee OF the whole, 90 Mr.. Webster's
and Mr.. Poinsett's motions respecting the
Greeks; Mr.. Taylor in the chair-When
Mr. Smylh, OF Va. delivered bis senti-
mel otis against the resolutions. 10 a speech
which occupied the House until 8 o'clock.
Mr.. Rich, OF Vermont, made some re-
marks, which be concluded with saying,
that be would respectfully suggest TO The
committee, whether considering the di.
versity OF opinion which was known to ex-
ist, il would not be advisable to rise with
out taxing the questios, either on the a.
mendment offered by the member from s.
Carolina, or the original resolution. And
with an understanding that, unless 10 the
course OF the session. something should oc.
cur TO create greater unanimity, the sub.
ject should NOT be further pressed upon
their. attentiou:S In order 10 obtain the
sense dt .iheLmambefs on this point, he
would move thasghe committee rise, and be
that motion.
Mr. Wright requested the member from
Vermont toM aive bis motion, till he could
an amendment To the amendment
the member from South Carolina.
To this NJ. Rich asserted, saying. be
presumed. when the amendment should
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-25
PUBLIC SALE.

TTSE subscriber determined closing his business will
a. sell at yendue on Tuesday the first day of June next,
sundy articles Of Household and Kitchen Furniture ncu-
ding beds and bedding chairs tables, bookcase and desk
Of drawers, valuable books and first rate towlng
piece; ALSO, the remains of Small Store including me-
dcnes and bottles stands and other fixtures Also one
light wagon, cart good for draft, harness or
saddle saddles and brides and mich COW, and other
articles too tedious TO nsert.Aer which, will be offered
the property which be lives, being an excellent
STAND FOR "A STORE,
Or other public business containing 10 acres of land in
four lots &c. part in wheat Persons DESTROYS Of
purchasing will please call and view the premises previous
ito the dav of sale.
The above mentioned property adjoins that of Peter
Williams esq near two miles from the REBELLION tavern
road to the Buck Tavern There three direct roads
from said place 10 important stations the Canal viz
one to St Georges, about two and half miles ofone
to the Buck three and haf-and one to the Delaware
river about four miles off Sale commence at 10 o'clock
when the terms will be made known. j. MORGAN.
Newcastle County, Del May "a, 1924 A.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-25
Power Aoom Weayers.

WTANTED, three Families of from to working
w hands in each family, Of whom or more in each
family must be Power Loom Viewers The remainder of
the families would be employed in the Factory. None
need apply but those Of SOBER steady habits. Also or
single young women of good character and steady habits
will meet with superior work lowing 10 the quality of the
yarn) and liberal wages by applying to Mr. Bernard
1fCreedy No. g. North Front street, Philadelphia, or at
Darby Factory, to j. b. HUTCHINSON, Manager.
May IL, 1874 47-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-25

the legislature of Massachusetts is to assemble
on the 2blh inst. Both branches are decidedly de-
mocratic, and they will have to pass law for the
choice OF electors of President and Vice President.
1t will no doubt be such law as will give the pop
ular voice the utmost possible weight in the cleo
ton, and put TO shame the radical usurpers of the
peoples rights in New York. Frank. Gaz.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-25
Birth Day Of Independence.
Thy spirit Independence, let us share,
Lord of the lion heart, and eagle eye
To Hope the Lucky-quickly let IS repair,
Nor lose the Golden Onnorfunitv.

Nor lose the Golden Opportunity.
The National Day, 4h July next is fixed for the draw.
ing of the Deaeare STATE Lottey-a lottery bo8itsvey
declare, considering the few tickets in the Scheme the
O1Ones of the price and the magnitude Of the prizes is
the best in the Union.
Mscance ishap mistake, misfortune cannot happen
you by advenuring No, your misconduct alone in
not applying timely, your Fortune and some Of
our customers will certainly lose the prizes by doubling;
others by delay by turning and tistg for of
luton 1t reminds us of the definition Of s.vistiag, which
is thus.
When a TwIsTER twisting, will twist him twist
For the twisting of his twist he three twines doth inwst
But if one OF the twines OF the twist do untwst,
The Irvine that unwisteth, untwisttth the twist,
Untwisting the Irvine, that untwisteth between,
lie TwIRLs with his TwIsTER the two in twne
He twitcheth the Irvine he had twned in twain
The twain that in twning before in the Irvine
AS twins were ntwisted he now doth untwine,
'Iwixt the twain ntertwisting Irvine more between
lie rwIRLING his rwIsTER, makes twist of the Irvine.
And thus have many been t,Osstng, and twnng about
us for tickets, and keeping suspense until the last
momenbut the lucky day is fast approaching and delay
becomes dangerous We therefore offer an additional in
ducement to adventurers-by pledging ourselves from
this date TO devote proportion of small profits the
sale OF tickets 10 the sufferers at Ncae This determina-
ton we trust will influence many to adventure promptly
and combine three great objects in onevz. their own
emolument-the good of the Churchand the benefit of
the sufferers
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-25

Right Of Suffrage in Great Britain.-Mr. JET
erson in his notes on Virginia, speaks of the ease
with which bribery may succeed in elections in
Great Britain, 10 consequence OF the right OF suffrage
being enjoyed by but one man in every ten. This
may have been correct estimate OF the proportion
Of voters at that time, but it is otherwise now. 1t
appeared in late parliamentary discussion that there
not more than 5000 voters in Scotland, out of
upwards of million OF people Of these two mil
lions at least four hundred and fifty thousand must
be males above the age OF 81, so that but one man
out Of every $50 enjoys the RICH, of voting In Ed
inburg there but thirty voters in population of
ninety thousand In England the thing is not ma
teriay different from Scotland. A government 80
constituted is the worst kind Of despolism.
CGt. Observer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-25
From our Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, May IA

WAsHINGToN, May / r.
Mr.. Crawford's answer is no doubt specious, and
20 superficial observer, ii may be thought TO have
some weight but the moment you subject it to the
test of analysis, il dissoves into very simple ee-
ments.
The dispute about the letter which Mr.. Edwards
says The Receiver sent-it amounts to nothing
whether the Secretary received 1t or not. lie re-
ceived other very important admonons as to the
Bank, which are admted-then as the anSmer, 1t is
not of the least importance; for the documents
prove, that Mr.. Crawford wrote letter to the re-
celver, directing him to continue the deposltes,
which is substantially what Mr.. Edwards says the
receiver told him; this therefore is all superficial
matter; but Mr.. Edwards says, that Mr.. Crawford
received from The Bank of Edwardsville uncurrent
notes, which, by the contract between the Treasury
and the Bank the latter bound to account Tor as
cash, and which responsibility was the consideration
OF the permanent deposite oil $4,000
Mr.. Crawford admitted that he did receive incur
rent notes, both from the Bank of Missouri, Tom
beckbee, and Edwardsville. But, he says, that as
30 the former, the Bank was not bound 10 account
as cash-lhat the notes were specially deposited.
There is not syllable of proof, however, that the
special deposes ever made, or reported to the
Treasury as such and, of course, the Bank had the
opportunity Of using and disposIng OF all Its best
funds and passing the rest to Uncle Sam, which
his turnkey and cash-keeper chose to accept as
special depostes, whenever 1t affords good oppor-
tuny 10 secure popularity in Bank Directors.
As to the two latter Banks, he admits, that incur
rent notes were received from them, which, by a
rigid construction of the contracts, they would have
been obliged pay in specie notes of the United
States Bank; but he says the word cash was used
in those contracts in contradistnction to special
deposites, and of course it was as suppose nten-
ded to have any other Specification which the Secre-
tary chose to give it. The Secretary's defence on
this point, will depend on the meaning of the word
cash II it means any uncurrent notes which the
Banks might choose to pass off to the Treasury
without their having them specially deposited by The
Receiver for the Treasury, then is Mr. Crawford
safe on this point But if it means money-specie,
or notes OF specie paying banks, then the Secretary
is in a swamp; for he has accepted from the Bank
OF Edwardsvlle, S 1862, in notes Of broken Bank
in Kentucky which have not yet been paid, besides
what he received from the other Banks.
~. Z. Com. .44p.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-25
@2blTuNnu.

Departed this life, on Saturday morning, after
short illness, in the 62d year Of his age the Rev.
HENRY HOLCOMBE, D. d. Pastor of the FIRST
Baptist Church OF Philadelphia.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-25

The proprietors of the steam boat .Etna have
determined to abandon the high pressure engines,
and 10 adopt those of the low pressure in all their
boats 1t is contemplated to try the experiment of
one of Hawkins < Plantou's engines without boil
ers, in The Etna.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-25
TO FARMERS.
Edwara brookes.

II EEPs on hand for sale, his improved P.9TENT FiyS
M for cleaning Grain, at 90 doars,-Aso, Sleeves and
Wove Wre of different kinds.
B. All orders in the line of his business will be care
fully attended to.
Wilmington, mo. "a. 47-7tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-25
c5BE SPEEDY, and6e F0RTUA:47E.
HOPES lucky Office
Opposite the Towa Hall, Wilmins

Opposite We I0Wa Hall, Wilmington.
Whole Package, S28-iafdo. 14--Quarer 2 Eighth.
3 50-Whole Ticket, 75-Half, ; 37-Quarter, rs
Eight 62!. -" Orders attended with punctalitv and
despatch. tit Cash paid for prizes GJ'on demand %
Price Of Tickets SiH be Gaised in few days.
May co. Al
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-25
FORTUNES Abode.

Where Hope ecer smites,-Fo, tune nerer trowns !
sIe To judge of the value Of the Lottery correctly.
it should be conTased with others nov drawing in which
there are CT Several thousand Tickets more 1.-THE price
of Tickets Higher, and the CT Highest Prize considerably
less, which establishes the fact that with only 1925
Tickets, CT the Delaware STATE Lottery " is the Richest
Lottery in the United States.
n-TBE SPEEDY an9be FORTJLA.9TE