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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-12

1--WE subscriber offers for sale, small
] tract of land, Of about 40 acres. lying
in Campbell county, about four miles from
Lynchburg, on Burton's creek near Rich
ard Perkins Mill, and adjoining the lands
of John NJ. Otey, Called Sandusky,) Mr..
KabIer and others. The terms can be
known on application to Christopher Tim
berlake, living on the turnpike road, and he
will show the land, or to the subscriber,
near Liberty, Bedford county. The pur-
chaser can have possession in Dec"mber
next with the privilege of sowing fall g tin,
but but 10 injure the present growing crop.
JOSIAH AULD.
Aug. Il. "ew"5O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-09-12
ADJOINING puaxNHgs,
KRKSN LINENS
w Il have this day received.

Cases j.! Irish Linens. Grass bleach, Of
superior fabric, which we offer al lair
plicss, also
a few ''eh Gauze Handkerchiefs.& scarfs,
Super White Cotton Stockings,
Iadia black Camhlctt,
DO. solored Poagees,
Company Seersuckers,
Rich Tamboured Book and Null AIuslins,
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
July 90. tsI9
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william OVtrs &. Griffin Z. Leckie,

William Owens & Griffin 4. Lecsie,
Apo1HEcARlf5 L. DRUGGISTS
Have just received, IN addition 10 iheir iofhles
assortment, the follow ing articles
CalomeI Cinnamon
Corros 5ublimate Rass Qaassis
Sal Ammoniac Squiis
Gum Camphor Savihe Leaves
Liqnoriee Ball Black Hellebore
Ba.sam Iolu Gum 1ragacauth
Gum Myfrh sal soda
RocbeII sails Basam Gopaiva
PulY Khnbarb Fancy Perfume ials
Sails Tartar Evans Crown Lans
Iafiaric Acid GETS
super Carb. Soda Common DO
Sal. Ammon. Vol, Fly Stone
Calein Mngne5ia Quick SILVER
Gum Coral Pearl Ash
Gum Elastic Fine sponge
Gum Shellac Paint Brushes
Sugar Lead Sash Tools
Canella Bark Marking brushes
Red Saunders Soda Powders
Cantharides Seidilz Powders
Mamma Flake Spanish Whiting
Gentian Root yals, assorted
Aqua Forts Essence Bnrgamot
PhosIhai Soda Fancy Snuff Boxes
Sweet Spirits Nitro Cut Glass do do
Spirits IlartshOrn Lavender Water
MurlaIed 1inCture l. lsing Glass
ron OIL pike
Balsam Peru Scales and Weights
Gloves Gold Leaf
Mace Red Waters
Nuimegs Lamp oil, &c.
.4LSO--.4 LARGE ASSIGNMENT or
Stone " are q Flower Pots.
The Subscribers have on hand, IN addition
to the abovr. ura y every Other article be-
longing 10 tDrir busness-aii OF which they
viii sell low for cash, ortAchaage for BEES
WAX, GlA 7ENa, LlNSEED OIL, or any
other article Of produce, at market prices,
May y ts79
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The la, 80 and ID TO Sl0,doo
%, ist a,1 sd to 6,ooo
ID, 3d and Isl TO 5,n0o
81, lsi AID ID 10 2,p5o
50, "a and Isl l@ 1900

Those II other tickets which sllnl have on
them three oLtho drawn Nos and those thfae
the Cd all, aud OH. OF The Bird, lib, aud, 9th,
An some one Of their several orders OF com
binatan of perturbation, will each hs entitled
60 q prize Of y 900.
1huae l. other tickets which shall have on
fheul 4 al the drawn unmhrrs, q those three
tAe ID. 81 aud lth, or lhe Cd, - nnd 9th, IN
some one of their several orders of combina.
ton or prrmutsiion, will each be entitled TO
e prize a 5000.
Those ~ 1thpr tickets which shall have
fhr.o 81 the drawn numbers on them, shall
each be enlitrd Ia pfize ol Sioo
those l6s tickets which shall have two Of
rhe drawn nnmbtrs On them, and those tive
Il 2d aud 1h in either order, will each be
emitted Ia 600.
Those i6s tickets which shall have two q
8hs jrawn numbers on them, viii each be en-
titled 20 go.
al others. being 1914 having two of the
drawn numbers on them, will each be anti.
tled TO gl2,
AND all lhosc II $40 tickets having butone
OF the oeawn numbers on them, will each be
entitled Ia 50
No tickets which have drawn prize of n
hyperion denomination, can be entitled TO an
inferior prize.
Prizes pnyable 30 days after tho drawing,
aud subject to the usual deduction OF 10 per
.eui,
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X ilW iZSTAB ISn MffNl'
sIsEL1oM * TxUYrw


E ESPECTFUBI4N Inform the citizens
of Lynuhburg and ls vicinity. sitst they
we taken the mouse recently ocespcd by
'ic,srs LeVingstou& Kennedy, ueN door he
i' Joha I Hunt, aud opposite Messts. Nor
N,N AID Morgan have commenced The
3 ADJOINING . 03xNH2S,
ln. . & 8 lfanchrs. They win we - ,er-
eucoa ~ 5esl r,,e workmen from the north,
aod - e themselves that all work eutrust-
a. 90 EN- shall be done Ia the best and neat.
ea me asr. eudin lie mosi fasbienabs styls.
81 Ia#..u .o lLa branches OF basines. gsu-
tn 800 ms r7r- Tue ,ofsc,ibers
p.tI Hss ues 4 .''s5Ff u Riding Habits
tt tG f7aH fuIsiusss work shalt Zee
t..s 4auuor. Lucy sOliCH
H tfoaesa.
ts3
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TO THE PUBLIC.

He hare rteetped aud hare nop M Store
80 bids sugar oi various qualities, part Of
which prime
loo bag, Laguira aud other green coaees
100 bags pepper
Ito boxes soap
3nn casks eut mills
200 barrels LOAF sugar
20 pipes Imitation brnndy
10 do. superior Cognae brandy
10 do Holland gin, superior
10 boxes tx blue
10 do starch
bhd. superior old Antigua rum
do. Cogbae Jraddy
Is hhds molasses
81 asks sweet Malaga vine
80 barrels New England rum
5 hhds Jamaica do.
Do barrels Kentucky wbiskey
10 ~. casks sicily Madeira wine
% kegs sail petre
ID doz. sifters
$50 kegs English lead
100 do American do.
AND WILL RECEIVE
In a lew days from Boston, New York Phi.
ladelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk aud Provi-
dence,
80 hhds. sugars, superior
30 do. molasses, uncommonly bright and
fine
II bags old white coffee
10 hhds copperas
loo barrels Mackcrcl No. 3,
100 boxes soup
go bag shot
80 hall boxes segars
30 puncheons fine Antigua ram
100 packages American Cotton Goods, Of
first quality;
ALSO,
600 kegs Rogers gunpowder.
All OF which will be sold on the most libe-
raj terms
.Honcnre, Robinson S. Peasants.
Richmond, Aug. 10. et4
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Fresh ana Genuine Medicines.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,

.4P0IHEG.3RY ND DRUGGIST,
aAS just received from Philadelphia
and hew York, his spring supply, en-
hfaeins every article in the DRUG, MEDl.
CINE and PAINT line. His stock is nov
enilrely new, his assortment better selected,
"nd more extensive than al any previous tine,
aud every article can be recommended as
being genuine. Practitioners of medicine,
country merchants, aud others who have heen
Ia the hallf Of supplying themselves Ia Rich
mond, viii fnd II greatly 10 their advantage
70 give him call.
such OF his friends and customers who live
ut Il distance, and cannot find il at NIL times
convenient - tlsIt tins market, may rely up-
ON getting their orders put ny in as nice style,
articles o. as good quality, aud as cheap by
seHdhg, ~ fthey were present
LlNsEtn oil, BEESWAX, FE EIHERS,
am ovety description of produce taken III
barter, for which the highest market price viii
be given.
April p 35
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\ fthtIa uHH 'oTiuTth "'"J VV H1t II
a. r.. NORTH'S.
Truly Lucky Office, Lyncllburr.

' FHEN NV ny VIM U ~ 'HdTUWF N'
~ foies, SO HaIrts, S8 QHorisrs. 81 90
Packages al eleven tickets, embracing the
IS Us. Of the lc,ter>, which must OF ne
Dcs.,t. draw nj lensi $40 90 net, viii so ma
ny chances for capitals or shares oi packa-
yes may IL had at the same rate
Prizes IN the lotteries OF New Ynrk New
ssgeey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland.
Virginia North Carul4us hrd Washington O.
~, will be received ia Payment.
4 Orders enclosing tbo 60 % ~ PRICES. Hs
above, Tree 81 postage, loI tickets ~ auucs
vlil receive prompt attention, Il u 4utt.s % a.
AbRAbAM IL NORTH, LnesbRE
'HRe o, 1870 tddi@
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-. This Is one 81 Hc ugated Schemes N
Managers hare had The honor 10 announce
the paJiic fer somc time.
Hhote 7tektts -, HGfpes ,, Quarters J.
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Comprising complete stock q The .JotsOlo-
ing articles.
Cloths, Cessimeres, tesiings, Irish Linens,
kcntings, Linen CambriCs,
Cambria Muslins,
Rose and Point Blankets,
Red, yellow aud white flannels,
New style silks,
Canton, Nankecn, figured aud plain Grapes,
Robes, of the newest fashions,
Null Mnlls of the newest patterns, some Of
which are direct from Fruncc,
~ aud o. Book Muslin,
Merino and Grape Shawls,
Belt kibbos mud Buckles, new style,
Satin and Gauze Ribbons,
New styir Prints, very chenp)
silk Stockings aud Gloves,
Gtndemen's Beaver and " oodstock Gloves,
Cotton, norsted aud woollen Stockings,
super silk Flags.
Tortoise, Tuck and Side Combs,
Aud general assortment OF Fancy articles.
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kraet Oi A.anN.

GATED Biack,Hater, IN CamPdeH county, nd
ioiRing .Nessrs. Jas. Buiioek, JOhn N Oiey,
4. CbiHon, aud John Burton, containing BY
estimation 25o here's, a conSidtrabie poriian Of
rhich, IS rich iom grounds, md the residue un-
usually caiuabtc--T Terms !, >, nnd 3 ytars, in
eqnal payments J,om me LIST day Of January
1896, al wittch time possession piH be giren 10
The plTchasG-B0nds nth approved security,
and desd Of trust upon MtLaad. mH be
fequTed b. X. SCOTT, Ear.
ofSdmt Scott dee'd
august !. WtdS 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28
WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, % JUNE 1925.
sorJNETs.
BY BARRY CORNWALL.
SPRING.

SPRING.
It is not that sweet herbs and flowers alone
Start up, like spirits that have lain asleep
In their great Mothers iced bosom deep
For months, or that the birds, more joyous grown,
Catch once again their silver summer tone,
And they who late from bough to Dough did creep,
Now trim their pumes upon some sunny steep,
Aud seem to sing of Winter overthrown
No-with an equal march the immortal mind,
As tho it never could be left behind,
Keeps pace with every movement of the year,
And (for high truths are born in happness)
AS the warm heart expands, the eye grows clear,
And sees beyond the slaves or bigot's guess.
SUMMER.
Now have green April and the bIue-eyed May
VANISHED awhile and 10 the glorious June
(While Nature ripens in his burning noon)
Comes like young nhertor. and gay,
Attic his parent months have pass'd away
But his green crown shall wither, and the tune
That usherdin his birth, be silent soon
And in the strength of youth shall he decay.
What matters this-so long asln the past
And in the days to come, we live, and feel
The present nothing worth, until it steal
Away, and like disappointment die /?
For Joy, dim child of Hope and Memory
Flies ever on before, or follows fast.
AUTUMN.
There is fearful spirit busy now:
Already have the elements unfurd
Their banners the great sea-waye is upcurld
The cloud comes: the fierce winds begin TO blow
About, and blindly on their errands go,
And quickly will the pale red leaves be hur'd
From their dry boughs, and all the forest world,
STRIPPED of its pride, be like desert show.
love that moaning music which hear
In the bleak gusts of Autumn, for the soul
Seems gathering tidngs from another spheres
And, in sublime mysterious sympathy,
Mans bounding spirit GIBBS and swells more high,
Accordant to the pillows loftier roll.
WINTER.
This is the eldest of the seasons: he
Moves not like Spring with gradual steps nor grows
From bud to beauty, but with all his SHOWS
Comes down at once in hoar antiquity
No rains nor loud proclaming tempess fee
Before him, nor unto his time belong
The suns of Summer, the charms of song
That with Mays gentle smiles so well agree.
But he, made perfect in his birthday cloud,
Starts into sudden life with scarce sound,
And with gentle footstep treads the ground,
As tho to cheat mans ear yet while he stays,
He seems as 'twere to prompt our merriest days,
And bid the dance and joke be long and loud.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28

PARIs-There are in this city $50 Watchma-
kers, who employ about 2056 workmen, and pro-
duce annually $4,000 gold watches, 10000 silver
watches, and $4,000 clocks, the whole worth about
49, 65,0oo francs.
In the same city there thirty tanneries, in
which 500 workmen prepare every year at me :.
dunn $4,000 OK hides 4,Co0 cow-hides, 5000 horse
hides, 10000 calf skins, tnd employ in this opera
ton, millions of pounds Of tan, 81 900 pounds of
alum, 500 pounds of talow, and the same quantity
of salt. The produce of this branch of commerce
is estimated at 3,729,000 francs. The number
of houses sold annually in Paris is abou, 1900
OF printing establishments there are 81, occupy
ing 5000 workmen, moving 600 pressss. and EN-.
ploying yearly 10000 reams of paper, which yield
a receipt Of 8,750,0o0 francs.
The royal printing office, which employs 30
presses s95 workmen, and from 20 to 10000 reams
of paper. is net included in this estimate.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28
TO MRS. HENEA.NS,

On her StansaS to the Try.
BIZ JOHN TAYLOR, esq.
Hemans, now Try well may raise
lis simple head on high,
And honcr'd by the MUSES. praise,
With Bay and Laurel vie.
Justly the Bay adorns thy Tyre,
And such thy potent strain,
1t makes the patriot heart aspire,
And martial Laurels gain.
Nor less thy power on softer themes
Our sympathy to move
In all the force Of Genius beams,
And all the charms of Love
Fair Dame thy Muse alone know,
Yet DER her vivid lays
A Strangers bosom well may glow,
Where Taste and Iirtue praise.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28
THE CENTREVILLE TIMES,
AND E.aSTER.N SHORE GAZETTE.

YT,O ADVERTISERS above named Paper is print
4 ed by WILLIAM C. SPENCER, in Centieville, East
crn shore of Maryland and crcuates freely through the
surrounding vicinity and through all the Counties on the
Eastern Shore CeNTnEvLLE being situated in the centre
of the most popuous and perhaps equally wealthy part OF
tie Eastern Shore. and having direct communication daily
TO every part Of the Peninsuato Wilmington, and smyr,
ma in Delaware and Philadelphia by Postroads, and
to Baltimore Annapolis &c &C. by the Chesapeake Bay
persons in Unsatisfactory and Exchange Brokers' &c.
would promote their interest by communicating with the
Public through This Paper.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING --One Dollar square for the
first times and 25 for each additional continuance
liberal deduction will be made to those who Advertise by
the year.
q Communications, Advertisements or Subscriptions,
addressed to w. C. Spencer, will meet With attention.
June 81 7t-ot
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28
SHERIFF's SALE,
BY PETER b. DELA.NY, SHER1pr.

- virtue of writ of vend cxponas to me directed will
- be exposed to public sale, at the house of Eli Lam,
born Wilmington in Christiana hundred, on Saturday the
"a ofJuy next at o'clock r. NJ the following described
house and lot Of land situate, lying and being in the hum
bred Of Chrislaa, Tin the Borough of Wmngton) to wit
adjoining lands of John Lyman, Doct Degei and Others
and fronting OH French street. with story brick house
thereon erected containing thirty feet front and ninety feet
deep, be the less Seized and taken in ex-
ecnton as the property of Andrew Robinson, decd.
New Castle, June 90, 1895 58-st
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sTAMzAs TO THE IVY.

by MRS. HEMANs.
Oh how could Fancy crown with thee,
In ancient days the God of Wine,
And bid thee at the banquet be
Companion of the vine?
Thy liome, wild plant, is where each sound
of re,elry hath long been DER:
Where songs full notes once peal'd around,
But now are heard no more!
The Roman, on his battle-plains,
Where Kings before his eagles bent,
En.win'd thee with exulting strains,
Around the victor's tent;
Yet, there, though fresh in glossy green,
Trilimphaly thy boughs might wave,
Better thou lov'st the silent scene,
Around the victors grave.
Where sleep the sons of ages flown,
The bards and heroes Of the past =
Where through the halls of glory gone
slarmurs the wintry blast
Where years are hast'ning to efface
Each record Of the grand and fair;
Thou, in thy solitary grace,
Wreath OF the tomb art there.
Thou ocr the shrines of fallen gods,
On classic plains dost mauting spread,
And veil the dcsoate abodes
And cities of the dead;
Deserted palaces of Kings
Arches Of triumph, long o'er,hrown,-
And all once glorious earthly things,
AT length arc thine alone.
oh many temple, once sublime
beneath a blue Italian sky,
Hath nought of beauty lett by time,
Save thy wild tapestry!
And rear'd midst crags aud clouds tits thine
TO wave where banners wav'd of yore,
Der mould'rng towers by lovely Rhine
Crestng the rocky shore.
High from the fields of arr look down,
Those eyries of a vanished race,
Homes of the mighty, whose renown
Hath pass'd and left no trace:
But thou art there THY foliage bright,
Unchanged the mountain storm can brave
Thou that wilt climb the loftiest height,
And deck the humbest grave.
The breathing forms of Paran stone,
That rise round grandeur's marble halls
The vivid hues by painting thrown,
Rich DER the glowing wals,-
The Acanthns on Corinihian ianes,
In sculptured beauty waving fair;
These, perish ali-and what remains?
Thou---tlou alone ant there!
lis still the sane-where'er we tread,
The wrecks ofhuman power we see;
The marvels of all ages fled,
Left TO Decay and thee
And sill let man his fabrics rear,--
August in beauty, grace and strength
Days pass, thou Ivy never sere,
and all is thine at length
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
vHyIIE partnership of the subscribers trading under the
firm of Beeson g U,Y this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent All persons having accounts against them
will present them for settlement and those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment to either of the
subscribers. JAMES HALL,
WILLIAM BEESON.
Christiana Hundred, June IS, 1895 55-4tp
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NO. $50.
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

January July, six months III advance -Four Dollars a
year. From those who do not pay above, Fue Dollars
will be demanded. Ifa subscriber wishes to decline he
must notify the editors of his intention before the first of
June December, and pay all arrearages. Without
compliance with these conditions, paper will be discon-
tnued except at the option of the editors.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements not exceeding twelve lines, for term
less than three months four times for dollar and wen-
ty for every subsequent insertions longer pro-
portion. Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements are to be inserted, they
will be continued till forbid Letters the Editors to in.
sure attention must be post paid.
advertising 6ytheyear
TO Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers.
year Is, 90 1year 49, 90
6nonths 8, 90 6months 9, so
do. A, so 8 do. S. 90
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NOTICE.

NO lCE.
rEviI0SE in Wilmington and its vicinity who indebted
IL TO the subscriber for the WArcMMAN-for advertising,
anil whose accounts have been long standing, are ear
to cali and pay their respective bills give
notes for the amount DUE longer zuiH
ao.red than may be sufficient to comply with this request
Those who disregard this notice will have to blame Them
selves only if costs should be added to the debt.
20 June, 1895. syst j. WILSON
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TO DELAWARIANS.


Owing to the great demand and rapid sale of the tickets
in the popular Deuare State Lotte'y ls class, in almost
every part Of the Union, the managers enabled to fix
the day Of the drawing early the Sd of August next
when it will bosirrty be drawn and the immense sum OF
upwards ofone hundred and seuen A1Hdnd dHrS distributed
Delay not then 10 forward and secure chance or
chances that you may be i'll Fortunes way; and as another
nuccmen tor adventures III this lottery, recolect that the
awaits appropriated to very audabe and useful pur-
poselhc endowment of literary institutions which may
some day become the pride and glory of our State.
Delaware State Alottery,
For the endoncment Of Neuarh College, Middle.
toun .3cademy &C.
FIRST GLASS;
To be drawn the Sd August next in Wilmington and
completed i'll few minutes.
J. Is. TATES s. a. A'LsrTIRE, Managers.
scIEME-1 Prize of 00o0 l of 5000; of 900
Of 600 Of I,151 10 of l000i ~ of 5o0 so Of 100;
1856 Of so; 1856 Of 90; 1888 of 6; 1880 Of 3.15,e7o
pNlZIS,-26 $40 BLANKS. 40, $40 Tickets.
The MANAGERS have opened an OFFICE at No. %,
MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON, and offer for sale
Tickets in the above scheme. Present prices-Whoe
Tickets S., Halves 81 so, Quarters rs cts.
Packages Of 10 tickets, embracing the Sc numbers o.!
the lottery which must Of necessity daw at least SIG rs,
nett with SO many chances for capital prices shares Of
packages may be had at the rate WA package OF
Whole S36-Halves Sl8-Qialters 50 90.
Prizes in ay of the Lotteries Of New York. Pennsylvania,
Mar land Virginia. and North Carolina, will be received in
payment Clubs literally dealt with.
OF expense for ickes Shares will receive prompt al
tention, If addressed TO fAlEo @ MIN tht,
Wilmington, Del J
Also Uniou Canal Lottery, to be drawn in Philadelphia,
the 9th of next month, (July) Capital prize S50,0oO
Tickets only &c. Shares in proportion
N.v Fork Literature Lottery to be drawn goth July next
Highest prize $4,000. Tickets $40.
The official drawings OF these LOTTERIES VIII De duy re,
ceycd by mall and the prizes therein Immediately cashed
presentations and every other Information given at their
Office No. %, Market-street June ~.
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JOB PERMITTING
DONE Al THE
w q, II g 5.slEB1lS2gg. AAAT @lHsEpl
P GOLDEN HARVEST!op


The favorites of Fortune will shortly reap abundant
crops Of gold and silver, by the drawing of the following
splendidly rich Lotteries.
Union Canal Lottery, 18th Class-JNelo Series,
Will be drawn the 9th of July, and finished in few
minutes The scheme contains prize Of $50, COOS l of
$4,000 of $1,000; of 5000, L of APO, 20 of l0OO 80
Of 500 50 of l00 56 Of So and 856 prizes of 20 and
10 dollars, amounting to S3640, making altogether the
sum Of s27376o. Ticket S9-shares in proportion.
.Ns.v York State Literature Lottery, st Glass;
10 be drawn the 20lh Of July and finished in few
minutes; cnnanng1 prize Of $4,000 dollars Of 5000
Of 10000, Of 5,7S7 20 of 1000. 80 of $50, 80 of 200
81 of 100 81 of so, 1884 Of 3D. 11475 Of l1Tickei S10
halls, quarter SO, eighth 25
.Haryland State Lottery, No. $.
IN be drawn the 9th Of July. prize of $4,000 ;
OF 10000; Of 5000; 10 Of l,0o0 so of 100; so of
so; 203 Of 90 $50 IF 10; 500 Of 10000 of 4.2lO4
S5-shares in proportion
DELaUIRE lS1ITE LOTTERY, 1st Class,
for the endowment Of Newark College, Middeown Acad
envy, &c. To be drawn the 81 Of August and comp.ctd
in few minutes. j. ID. Yates & a. MiSrrnE, Managers
ischeme-1 prize Of $4,000; of 5000; of s, 000
Of 1900; Of Isl; II Of U00 IL Of 500; so of 100
1876 Of so 1856 Of 20; 1888 OF s; 1880 of g. Tickets
S3---halves l 5o-tluariers 75--eghths 371
Tickets and in either Of the above lotteries may
be had al the jackson y Lgtipete Office.
No. los, MARKET STREET,
Where Prizes will be paid demand, and Lottery nior
nation given gratis, by
]. j. ROBINSON,
Wilmington, June IL.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-06-28
TO RENT

III KILNI
HHs And possession given Immediately, the 1,vo Story
Brick House and lo late the residence of Abel Saun-
des situated in Broad street, between Shpy and Orange
streets The house is 10 feet 'front.' extending back 26ee
has two rooms on floor, well finished story ktch-
en- and brick smoke house attached to the same the
whole depth of the lot 10 feet with privilege of foot
alley leading to Orange street.
This properys in pleasant and healthy part of the b.
rough in good neghborhoud, and has the privilege of
pump ofexcclent water at the door. Inquire of
JOHN MORRIS,
Wilmington, May OF. 50-12t French street.