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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-25
Office of the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal Company.
OLD STOCK,
On uhich the Sum IF Ninety fire Dollars Share
has not been paid
NOTICE OF SALE.
Oct. %, 1924.

WHEREAS the President and Directors of the Chesa-
w peake and Delaware Canal Company in conformity
with the powers them vested have heretofore made and
signed orders for the payment at certain times and in
tain proportions of the MONIES payable by the propreors
Stock which orders have been advertised during three
months in othe Maryland Delaware and Pennsylya-
MIA newspapers and whereas the proprleors in the
nexed schedule named, have refused neglected pay
heir said proportions within month after the time Of
payment so ordered and advertised -
NoU, therefore, Notice Hereby Ctven, That the said Pre-
sdent and Directors WILL the third day of February, 1885,
o'clock in the evening, az the Merchants Coffee
House, in the city of Philadelphia. sell at Auction and corr
the purchasers the shares of the said propretors
refusing neglectng payment; and that the said purcha
will thereby become subject to the rules and
gulations it the said sale and conveyance had been
made by the original proprietors.
Phadelbhia, 12tA Oco6er 1924
Signed by order OF the Board of President and Direc
tors. JAMES G. FISHER, President.
II. D. GrLpIN, Secretary.
ORIGINAL Amount .q1i'tRn
S..Ioo NtI ~ f1ttJ
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-25
Amount .qm'tun-

FTeStNE 7JUtH71sT 710td psI
6ers. scribed. Proprs. Shares SHIRE Share
VIM. Davy, Pennsyla. VIM. Davy, 60 140
John Ferris, Delaware John Ferris, go 40
Isaac Granham, do /. Grantham,3 80 $40
Benz. Homer, Pennsyfa, Benz. Horner so lao
Benj. Horner, ir. do. b. Horner, r.1 GO $40
Iohn Hart, do. John Hart l 60 140
John Hewes, Delaware, Ann Donald
son, 60 $40
Edward Iewes, do, Ann Donald
SON. so 40
Timothy Jackson, do. T.Jackson, S IS 1876
Mary Jackson, do. M jackson, ) IS 1876
Nathan'l Richards,do. N. Richards, / go 140
Robert Wilkn- Robert Will
son, do. knson, 5 go l40
Manuel Eyre, PennsyPa ManuelEyre, 60 lao
October 30, 1894 91-2am3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-25

DOMESTIC GOODS
4 ND COTTON YARN of various descriptions ana ron
n various Factories receiving daily and for sale a, NO
Ill Market-street. JoHN II. nHiA'o .,
Wilmington, March go
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-25
DIR. C.. FREEMAN'S
COUGH DROPS, OR INDIAN SPECIFIC

TToR the cure of colds, coughs, ashmas approaching
consuHptons and all diseases of the breast and lungs,
for sale by JOHN WHITE, No. Ito, Market-street, Will
Delaware
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-01

he Was tried and prescribed. lie
died in the ranks. mortally wounded
by Il cannon ball, fighting against
Napoleon.
Cdbqris, who was equally TIM dnpc
Of Bonapaite's attilices. bal tic
weakness IN accept a place IN the
SENATE, and died of grief at having
BEEN instrumental in the suhieciioa
of his country. CheHicr. deceived
like Cabania, would accept nothing
from Bnnaparte. remained poor.
wrote in support Of the cause Of Ii.
bcrty, and died Without being able To
pnbllsh his writings vcxation sher-
tened his days.
Two persons only remain vhoae
fate We shall not venture to predict,
Lucicn Bonaparte aud Iallcyrand.
As In the hero ot the piece him
sell, il Mat we have already
said on the snbjrct is insult.
Clcnt, and ii our readers wish tn
form more correct idea Of tie hap
pincss he enloycd--lct them turn 10
the Memoila et biz Minister. and
the account of What took place nj st.
Helena. Great lie WAS, undoubtedly
--g Eat in talent and IN fortune, he
yond the standard 81 any modern 20.
tentute and hot naturally Without
qualities cntltliag him both To love
and respect. But good he was NOT,
andoubtcdly,--and, stiil more assn
red!t, he Was not Happy. His delece
u1n from tire cnusc aliiberty WAS ia
al If once 10 his glory. his security,
and his enjoyment and while 1t ~
impossible not In inoura over the OK
function vt thnsc golden prospects
which his powers aud opportunities
seemed To open at The beginning of
his career, We cannot but feel that
the retritutior was Just, which cast
down the military despot, and crush
ed under the iron hand OF force, the
mighty captain who had iorribly o.
rerthrown The freedom oi his eoun-
try"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-01
COCOA-NUT TREE.

OF all the gifts which Providence
has bestowed on the oriental world.
the coCoa-nut tree most deserves
our notice: i'll this single produc-
ton of nature, what blessings. are
conveyed IN maze II grows a state
ly column. from thirty to fifty feet in
height, crowned by ycrdant capital
of waving branches, covered with
long spiral leayes--under this foil
age, lunches Of blossoms. clusters of
green fruit, and others arrived at
maturity, appear in mingled beauty.
The trunk. though porous, furnishes
beams and ralters for our inhabf.
tants, and the leaves. when plated
and common umbrellas, coarse mats
for the floor, and brooms ; while
their finest iigarcs are woven into
very beautiful mats for the rich
The covering Of the young fruit IL
extremely curious, resembling a
piece Of thick cloth, III a Corical
form, close and firm rs it came from
the loom : it expands after the fruit
has burst through its inclosurc, and
then appears of Coarser texture
The nuts contain 4 delicious milk,
and a kelnal sweet as the almond
Tins. when dried, affords abundance
of oil and when that is expressed,
the remains feed cattle and poultry,
and make good manure. The shell
Of the nut furnishes cups, ladies aud
other domestic utensils, while the
husk which incloscS it, is Of the ut
most Importance tits manufactured
into ropes and cordage ofcyery kind.
from the smallest Irvine To the largest
cable, which are far more durable
than those ofhemp. In the Nicobar
Islands, the natives build their YES
sells, make the sails and Cordage,
supply themselves with provisions
and ncCcssaries, and provide Il car
go Of k, vinegar, oil, gagprce
or coarse sugar, cocoa nuts, Coir,
cordagc, black paint, and several IN
icrIor articles. Tor lorGSn markets,
entirely from this tree.
Many Of the trees arc not permit
rcd To bear fruit; but the embryo
bud, from which the blossoms and
nuts would spring. il tied up to pre-
vent its expansion aud a small in
ciaion being then made at the end.
there oozes in gentle drops a cool
pleasant liquor, called Trace OF
Teddy the palm wine of the poets.
This, when first drawn, is cooling
and salutary; but when fermcnted
and distilled, produces an intoNica-
ting spirit. Thus. a plantation Of
cocoa nut trees yield tic proprietor a
considerable profit, and generally
forms part of the government re
venue.
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VOL w
rarxfrp AM rrerrss,n ny
! pabfsiers ofthe Laus q The Union.

~ The sem,."'eekly Paper, ~ 81, and the
yr"ekly Paper, u, So per annnm, payable III
.1yance.--So Subscription will be received for
,a,e than 81 uths aud no payer will
'ji;ssan.irued tbnt al the discretion OF the
s,,,ors9 until all atrearages are paid.
~ Advertisements will be inserted ut so
ssn,s per square tor less the first time, and
- il cents for each continuance. Those
rom distance mus. &c paid for previous TO
,hsir Insertion, or the payment assumed BY
.ane responsible person III lynehburg..
N Chancery Orders are inserted Tor SIN
dollars
~ yosr yArp. or they viii no, be s'tended ~
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The footway from Hamptonwicll.
through Bnshy park, Ga royal de
npsne, to kiugston-upon-lhamcs,
had been for many years shut up
from the public. An honest shoema-
kcr. Timothy Bennett, of the former
place, "unwIling Git was his favor
tie expression to leave the world
worse than he found it." consulted
an attorney upon the prarticabillty OF
recovering this ROAD for tire public
good. aud the probable expense Of
ii legal process for that purpose
81 do not mean to Cohhlo the job, =
said Timothy, "for have seven
hundred pounds; and shall be viii
ling to give up the d1rt, that great
rAlks might not keep the upper fea-
tier NrongfuIIy." ] he lawyer III
formed linn that no such sum would
be necessary to try the right
" Them" said the worthy shocma-
ker, 4" as sure as S0ics are S0feS, III
stick them to the last" And Lord
Halifax. the then ranger Of bushy-
mark, was Immediately served with
the regular notice OF action upon
which his Lordship sent for limo.
thy and on his entering the lodge
his Iordship said with some warmth,
- And who are you, that have the
assurance to med,ile in this affair -
My name, my Lord. is Timothy
Bennett, shoemaker, Of Hampton
wick. remember, ant please your
/ iordship, to have seen, when | was Il
young man sitting Al work,the people
checriully pass by my shop to Kings
ton-maiket; but noWs my lord, they
are forced to go round about, thro'
hot, sandy road, ready 10 FAINT be
meath thcir burden ; and am tn
willing to leave the world worse
t.an found it. This. my lord,
humbly represent, is the reason Why
] have taken this work in hand" y
" Bcgonc," replied It's worship
you are Az impcrtlnent fellow. =
However, upon mature reHcvtioh'
his lordshp, convinced of the equi. :,
Of his claim, began 10 compute tli'
shame of IA defeat by u shoema
kcr, desistcd from his opposition
notwithstanding the opinion "t TIN
crown lawy crs, and re-opencd III
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Ticket, ond Shares moy be had at
g. III. NCRG u'S.
Truly Lucky Office, Iynchburg.

Hhoies, SO Hairss, SO quarters, 81 80
Packages Of eleven tickets, embracing the
80 Nos Of the lottery. which must OF ne
cessity draw AZ least s25 80 net with so ma
ny chances for capitals OF shares OF packa-
PCS may be tud nt the same rate.
Prizes in the lotteries Of New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania. Delaware. Mary land,
virgins. North Carolina aud Washington Ci-
", will be received in payment.
lTOrders enclosing the cash, or PRICES a
above, free of postage. for tickets or shares
will receive prompt attention il addressed 10
ABRAHAM X NORTH, LynthbrE.
June Q, 1925. tddl2
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ANFt fDt)JI

The Empress Of Germany asked
a French officer II the Princess 10y
nj Of France WAS. AS the world re-
ported her, the most beautiful prIu-
cess in Europe. I Monght SO ycs-
tcrdaB' rs@srcd the polite French
man.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-01
DASGls<E 3CAOol4.
wTELIAIsg 1kR NWEpY

ENDEito his ack0ew 81 sments 10 The ct
- ilzens OF Lyhcllutg and Tue adjacent
country tor the fatIerfng patronage hereto
fore extended IL him, aud begs irRse To ina
form them that he hos engaged lte Ball kopfn
ri lhe Franklin Hotel ter limited eriod,
where he proposes Ia oprn II School for tho
Instruction VI young Atiss And peutlemen ia
the arts Of E0IIA EI1 E2S a. DANA
GIN o. Parents ana Vtiters Who may
llhak proper 70 entrost iteir ehldrsu 10 lis
care, ARE ossuted that every attention will be
paid Ia their department, &c. while under bis
saprriutendcneei ana every .aettiVh used to
facilitate th"'rpfugrcs MN Accomplishment
ass inch tends 81 much 10 add ense md dignity
10 polished society. 1he seseton will com.
nlenco on the I'd OF September nesi, aud con.
tnue six weeks. The dhyso i tuition will DO
on Fiiny ard Saturday in chch week, 10
commence ct & O'Clock IN the mnfnlng OF
zach day Price OF tnition, sia dollar, per
sessun, hall Of which will be required al the
end OF three eeks
. ! Subscription papers left at the bar Of
lhc franklin itutel.
Aug. %. go
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Comprising complete Stoeh Of The JoHom'
ing articles:
Cloths, Cassimcres, Yestings, Irish Linens,
kcutings, Linen Cambrlcs,
Cambria MnslinF,
Rose and Point Blankets,
Red, yellow ard white iIannels,
New stylr Silk,
Cnu.on. Naokccu. figured and plain Grapes,
Robes, Of tie newest fashions,
Null AIuis, Of the newest intlrrns, some oil
which are direct from flaacc,
Il and ca Book Muslin.
Mcrino and Grape ShaHls,
Belt kLboS aud Buckles, ncw style,
Satin and Gauze Ribbons,
New style Prints, Very cheap0
six Stockings and Gloves,
Ci.ntlemcn's Beaver nnd Woodstock Gloves,
Cotton, wors,ed aud woollen Stockings,
Super SILK Flags.
Tortoise, 1u,k and Side Combs.
And general assortment oil Fancy articles.
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Jkli{E next Sc ,ion al the subscriber schp"l
90 will commence on second day NE on vi
ninth month, aud rud about the uiddie OF Sc
eond month rnsuiug. lsrms-fnr keading.
u riting, English Grammar. DeoRfhpfN, WIN
the use Of Aia,s AID OF the Globes, Afiti'u,e.
III. and Book Keeping, 5 ~ per session trr
Bellies Ifflrrs, The Elements OF Nuihfa Pni-
lgsoply aud ut Chemistry, Algebra, the Lilo
mcnt, oi Geomeiry, Irle"uomeiry, survey
ing. &c. 4 10 per dntn. NJ pnpd viii he re-
eeivcd for less time than from The time OF en- :
try To the end oil HE session
TIE subscriber Intends 20 procure IN arre7
ratns for the benefit u, students who may
wish To learn the practical parts al surveying.
Nc. lie wishes Co have Nh orderly SCHOOL,
and therefore thinks proper 10 REMARK th"'
should my pupil behave in AT "eiect1oh"h'e
wnv, aud continue 90 do So 49, be eSisi.
led without much delay, IN o. to prevent
The innnence OF his examples over well az
posed scholars. h %
| Eiahlh Mo ooh, 1928 lts.u
WOoE ATyIS>WooL Ro1ALEs4
6 bags Nual,
10 bales Wool Rolls,
! I,s, received md for sale by
| " MCKEE >, O. NEt.N
! Aug 10.
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The. lst, 3D. aud Cd TO slo,ooo
81, Isl aud Sd to 5,uoo
q, 80 aud lst To 5000
Cd, LIST and 2dto 1906
Sd, 2h and LIST ts 2,o5d


them three OF the drawn Nos. ard those three
th" 81 ath, aud 9th, or the 3fd, iui, aud, 9th
III some one ot their several orders OF com.
9inatlon or FORMULATION, Will each pe entitled
10 q prize ot 81 600
Those l2 other tickets which shall have on
them 3 ct the drawn numbers, q those three
the 2d, 81 and 4tl, or the 2d. 81 and 9Th, in
some one OF their several orders of combina-
'ion or perm4'ation, " i'll each be entitled to
n prize OF 5000.
those 30 other tickets which shall haze
three Of the drawn numbers on them, shall
eHch be sntitlcd to prize OF S 700.
Those 169 tickets winch shall have two oil
the lrawn numbers Gu them, and those two
the % aud 9Th III either order, viii each be
entitled TO 600.
Those l6S tickets which shall lave two OF
the drawn numbers on them, will each be en-
titled 10 SIS.
All other. being 1914, having two of the
drawn numbers on them, will each be emit.
lied to Sl2,
Aud ril those " $40 tickets having butone
of the drawn numbers OF them, viii each be
entitled to SO
No tickets which have drawn prize Of a
superior denomination, cau be entitled to an
inferior prize.
PriYes payable 30 days after the drawing,
and subject to the USUAL deduction OF 10 per
cent.
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TC z SALE,


II HE Subscriber offers for sale The tract
Of band whercon he now resides, yIHf
,n Cnmpbrl( county. on the road Leading from
LynchhDrg IN Bent Creek, ten miles rom the
FORMER and fifteen from the latter plaee, con
tanning 3o3 acres, known ly the lame OF
Poplar Spring. This tract j: considered 20 hr
one ofthe best highland tracts in this section
ct conntry-the subscriber deems II uneces-
'aFy TO give II minute description of this lnnd
a. II IS presumed, those wishing to purchase
VIII hrst view The premises, aud should 1t not
Dc sold by the third day oi September next, II
VII he offered on that day 70 the heheN
Bidder ON the premises terms OF sale. Que
ssVeuth ~ the purchase money to be paid
the first day of November next--the halance
- be divided into tx equal payments, n Wit .
me hrsi To become due the flsl day of April
iS2", and the other five III equal annual pay
nlents from the ist day Of April neat. Bonds
with good security aud deed Of trust or de
lhhd 10 secure the payments viii he required
=, the purchaser. Possession will lac given
ne first day OF January next, With privilege al
seeding this fall.
SAMuEL BURKS, rnn'r.
August IL. w3v2
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road. which il enjoyed by the public
without molestatiun 10 this day.
Honest Timothy died about two years
after, in The sevtnty.sr,cntb year of
his age. aud was followed 10 the
grave by all the populacc Of his ma
tive village.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-01

have been saving 81 nicely for mr. !
but I'll give You the kiss promised
and With IL II word of advice. II e.
yer Won are tempted 10 choose hns-
band for The sake Of his handsome
coat, remember Gen. Lee.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-06
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
.qnd Preeervatire Ttgeialle Cerate.

T1yIIE important discovery of vegetable subsa, ce 49,
BILE Of restoring and preserving the hair, accten
tally made by individual, who has neither The canaei,
nor the disposition to practice deception fraud ll
fullest reliance may be placed on the efficacy and now
Of the Vegetable Cerae, only in restoring and 1iey
ting the falling off the hair, but i'll producing the creates
lstre and liyelness OF it imaginable: and the public MAJ
rest assured that its effects will be clearly mansd
the of short time by the renewal and yipoos
growth OF the hair, and by effeciuay preventing IL com
ing falling off The Vegetable Cerate tends 10 ,e
cuscitate and excite the energies Of the capillary ve
which constitute those organs that secrete tile matte form
ing the hair these, like many other organs Of the anna,
body which have been state Of dormancy or disease
may be restored 20 their healthy action, and perform III
those functions assigned them BY nature.
The proprietor being aware OF the numerous spec6cs
pamed the public, and desrous that the present artic
may not suffer, its merits the effect i, has nrodn
ced on hundreds Of persons both male and female and
found be the only thing in restoring and preventing he
hair from coming out OF the heads OF those who have sed
it, and all that is asked, as II relates to the verify os az
feet, is a fair trial.
Elderly people, with BALD heads rest assured bs,
by applying few boxes of the above Cerate, their har
will be restored with all its youthful beauty and life
To prevent imposition, the sale of the Vegetable Cerae
III be confined to Dr. JAMES H. HART for Ihe civ or
New-York only, of Broadway and Chamber-s three
doors from Washington Hall, where will be sold at 81
rs.
liberal deduction will be made to country dealers
~ B Gentlemen that bald, after using il for sune
weeks, will find small fibre Of hair growing on the pare
that is bald they viii continue il for about len DAYS afe
its appearance, then they will shave their hair close Of
where it is affected. after that it will receive its natural
and vigorous growth.
by sickness, the Cerae win restore 10 them in yery III,
tie time full and beautiful head OF hair it is beyoNda
doubts that it the only thing that has been discover
ed in this country, or perhaps in any other
- few boxes of the above valuable article lust re-
ceiyed from New York, and for sale at the ws,chsn o.
| flee. %
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-06
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber on Sunday last,
Ia want BLACK MAN about 81 years Of age, has abnpt
8 wears 10 serve named Jim; he about feet in
ches high has scar on his upper lip. He had and
took with him double breasted blue cloth and panta
Aboa haIf won pair Of good shoes and sndry Other
clothing lie is Of black color anl speaks quick when
spoken TO- lie was purchased by Of Dr. Cooper and
Richard Simmons, admrs OF Sarah Downs, as slave, and
have since him free. lie went of without any prov.
ocation or disturbance The above reward wil be paid 70
any person for bringing him home to securing him
in any Jail the state Of Delaware that get him again.
EBEN'R. BLACKlSTON.
SMYRNA Aug. 81, 1925. 70-Sm
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-06

NETAS committed to the public jail Of Newcastle county,
Evan Thomas, Esq Of The Justices Of the Peace for
said COUNT, runaway negro man who calls himself
WILLIAM THOMAS, and says he is from Caroline county,
lillian. Thomas, but is dead. lie is rather dark
yellow about feet inches highhc has lost his upper
fore teeth, and lisps little rather down look when
spoken 70, says he is acquainted with Mr. James Boom Of
Caroline county.
This is therefore 10 give notice. that If the Of the
said negro imprisoned aforesaid, shall omit neglect
. release him from PRISON. BY proving property he will be
discharged from his confinement within six weeks from the
date hereof pursuant of the General Assembly Of
the state Of Delaware, in such made and provided
PEER B. DEIANY, Shff
Newcastle, Aug s, 1925. 7S-12t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-09-06
SOMETHING EXTRA.

W. G. CONNIE would respectfully invite the attention
Of his friends and atrons, 10 the Schemes Of the following
brilliant Lotteries, where, by the investment of few dol
ais handsome fortunes may be obtained IN day only
and as " Conne is the industrious agent of For
tune he gives This carly notice TO all who wish an album
lance of that essential article CASH to forward their
rders Immediately, lest they may fail to procure chance
By authority Of the State Of Maryland,
University lottery,
Seventh Class Series positively 20 be drawn in Au
gust or Sep en- er, or sooner.
ada seaei p przss sa q s2"oo . 9o Of = looGo q !
d 100 So pt 50; 528 Of l2 5676 of6.
Whole tickle Sc 0O-halG Ooquerter, 81 5oeighih75
s-7,A Certificate Of IL whole Tickets can be had tor
s71 40, and shares lR the same proportion.
.Ialylana University Lottery.
For the benefit Of the Medical College of Baltimore,
Fifth Class To be drawn the 10Th day OF Oc-
tuber next, and finished in few inmates
Scheme puze Of $4,000; Of 10000; Of 5000; 2
of 2956 10 Of 1000 u Of 500 80 of lOO 168 Of 50;
l68 y 25, 1874 Of II; 1880 otG
Whole ticket SO Cobalt O0-qusrer, 81 5o--eghth rs.
certificate Of IL Whole tickets be had for $40 81
and Shares at The same rate.
BIZ SPECIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
State Lottery Of Maryland,
Under the superintendent Of the Commissioners ap-
pointed by the Governor snd co,c and by the Improved
mode Of draw II, secured by Letters Patent under Seal
the United States The Naoe 10 be completed IN ONE
DAY and viii poiyeis take place in the city Of Baltimore
N October or Suvember reXt,
Scieme--l pr2a Of $4,000; Of 10000; / OF 5000;
10 Of lo00 10 Of 500 80 Of 100 60 IF Sol 100 of 20;
200 Of i0 400 Of S, 10000 IF :.
10000 Tickets. Not one blank 10 prize.
Every prize yable in cash. six3 days after the drawing
subject TO deduction Of fifteen per cent
Whole Tickets So, and shares in proportion
The Drawing the above brilliant Lottery v III positive
y be chat popular mode Of drawing the odd and ever
system, where the purchaser Of tickets or two shares
viii be certain OF drawing at least prize, and may draw
three ~
Tickets and Shares in all Of the above brilliant Lotteries
and those which are anticipated will prove Fortunate srt
/ for sale at