American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
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To Ladies, Exclu sively !!

Ihe auSpclouS day teenIng with hope OF coming Wealn
fast approaching, when the Sd Glass of the rich Delaware
State Lottery will be drawn, and with its birth and
plrton being but the operation of five minutes, make as
douby OF success by the distribution OF High
Prizes.
Indeed great the satisfaction acknowledged at
the Drawing of the first and second classes, and much
anxiety expressed for third one, that we did not believe
there could be ticket for sale Christmas but adyen
trers hitherto tardy for their good, now be-
Combs candidates for prizes, and
#s Hopes and doubts alternate sway,
M Yet, doubts to Hope shall soon give way
This we pledge ourselves prove, forever after hold
our peace But with lucky tickets from office,
should doubt.
X # Our doubts traitors,
4 t And make us lose in fearing to attempt
4# The oft might win
Away with them
N q + Read, Refeot, and Judge!
The last two Lotteries peculiarly fortunate for la
dies; and that account merit notice. The prizes were
sold principally them One lady, unknown to her hus-
band (Which by the bye the uckiest way) purchased
single ticket for dollars which drew prize Of 1000 dol
las and chosen by pe another lady prize ct 5oU
for tre thus happily, the two first classes rolled on;
nd why the third class be equally Fortunate The fol-
lowing fact which occurred in the second and third classes
off the Union Canal Lottery in Philadelphia shews the in
tuitiye minds possessed by Ladies' Mr. Jamlson VINO
drew $4,000 dollar prize, purchased lands IN hiontgome
ry county, adjoining isof Mr.. NIL to whom he related
the fact The newsEss ecric be informed ms WIFE,
who 70 her chGss gave him peace TIL he pur
chased ticket she thought, being next nelghbor 70
Mr. her turn would be next. She was right, and dco
yezo The highest prize of 40 900 dollars in the next class
sold three quarters Of her ticket.
What lesson does this hold forth to lordy Man, "a
take their wives advice in the purchase OF tickets, they
didit not in other things; also, would be beter they
would often squander their time and property to the
injury of their health, and when applied to for articles
dress or necessity give the means OF purchase with reuc
lance, at ALL But these chasms of comfort may be rene
died. why not, the third class will be equally fortunate
the former Why not this good fortune attendant OF
Hopes office be again and speedily realized, and the ap
preaching year be the happest of our lives Why there
isno reason but that the ladies' putting OH the luck
purchase the last moment this putting oft the bane
good uckpray avoid it, and You value ease and com
fort, bauk not your inclination If you cannot purchase
tickets in packages buy single tickets, or even shares b
dash the cup OF fortune from your lip, else the egs
disappointment may Stake your thirst
Rich Delaware Lottery.
The last and richest of the Neyy Series that has alread
given much nancy and satisfaction to the public, and
which
S25oo may be gained for 81 =
&84 625 IS
312 g.
or And so in proportion for otherlarge prizes.
Purchasers Of packages Of nine tickets may have theI
4 at still less cost, viz.
One package of nine tickets. 81
IA One package of nine half tickets,
~ One package of nine quarter tickets,
ONLY 8 dol IL cts. per cket-156 cents per half tickle
and only 73 for the quarters, the prizes 10
drawn will be depended for the balanceall over to b
N the property Of the Fortunate adyenturer
Neglect and lose this great opportunity, and you ma
n never have such another.
I, Cash paid for Prizes as soon as drawn.
M According the tickets get scarce the price will
vanceyou had better therefore apply at the office tn
day if possible
Delaware State Lottery Office, next house but one b
y low the Wilmington and Brandywne Bank.
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