Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-28
J. u. YATES, } Agets for the
A. Nj IN TYRE. 5 Managers.

Inc agents OF the manages, in Offering the tickets of the
JcVeF0n Loe'Y to the public, feel confidence that they
VIII be immediately purchased up and the only child Of
Inc late Mr.. JEFFERSON and her family, be relieved from
the painful Consequences which must inevitably and
ay follow, If the debts discharged The agents
having engaged to prepare the tickets and 10 cor the
"fGt'S" LOHfy throughout, without comrensaon for
services or expenses and al the same time
SocouS that The entire Scheme should he
speedily raised and paid the Aau,eers vbnt tho
loss or diminuon of cent they must run no oher baz
ard than such they choose volunteer to do for the h
nenI OF me Jefferson Fund; and they therefore pay that
"Plcd'ots ior tickets be promptly made, and HAT all re-
mttances ne made in funds B0nkable at the uace vrc
e orders Tor tickets are to be executed. As or credits in
this Lottery, they give none and II is nres,,nod a. =,
none VIII be desIred The funds these ckets Shall he
kept sacred aud ir:nct from other funds nd the Man
"seis oG ADVISED from Time TO time to draw them they
Accumulate 10 answer the objects of the grant
ne vendors OF tickets throughout the Union il is onr1
wiz end their willing aid in tine sale tlfse tickets npd
ny wa" MEANS ahord convenient opportunity the thou
sands IN all parts OF the country who are axoi,s IN
~ the' respect thrir affection and gratitude 10 the memory
Of the illustTious dead
Inc prze 1t viii be perceived, have been val ued
"ah by gentlemen appointed by Virginia Legislature
Az heh' VINO adventure for prizes, viii have full value
Oh teir money IN the chance chances which ,cv NV,
purchase But higher motives than the mere value Of pr
yes VIII actuate all who have known or heard of the pubc
ana private worth of the man who wn,c o DecIaro, ~
Independence 1t cannot for moment be SUPPRESSED thar
"y WIZ be found so heartess to saw that since N
Jefferson Is dead they feel themselves under no oioa
descendants and that a!ta"9gh they would have been
willing To relieve him, whilst living they car. nor
"econe OF ms otispng. No: 1t cannot a ma graninous
Graei" people will spuu such sentiment as utterly IN
worthy OF them. ''y ~"
TIE tickets in the Jefferson Toev had been prepared in
p Ias but the offering them for sale was DO.
~ INC request of the COMMITTEES of the Citizens of New
appointed with the view OF raising funds sufficient to
purchase up the Lottery, bum .c tickets on the dav of r
"oee ana sufcrSede the drawing Of the Lottery sItooe
"eI mat noble aud cheering plan failed in
% e ucEel5 must now therefore be sold and the Lottery
DC "'" 1t is said, however, that the funds raised and
expect" 10 be raised IN the United States (gxcIuve Of
o' ueAet') will he sufficient purchase the Slonti-
ven" ze' honthe fortunate holder of the ticket dra yri-
7u mus preserve that Estate for the Descendants o the
A'n'r "i the Declaration of Independence we cannot
~" "' ana believe that necessary for IN. no
""ur o. the country wa be Accomplished
C' me Ist OF Octobe tickets in the Jsffroo JoHeyn
M oe s"d by the Agents of the Managers the scncne
Price, CS10) at their Offices AT '-'
NORFOLK aud RIoHMoyD, T'irgi7liq,
NASHNGToN CITY, District ~ Cot5rJjJ
BALTIMORE, .Hnrglaud,
PRILADELPHIA, Penasp'rqaiy
new XoRK, Nstc York
HARTFORD, Connecticut
w H3tINGToN, DeEaw0re
RALEIGH, Norih CGro1i,ig
CHARLESTON, So0h CayoJjou
4. Nj MrNT ! RI, agents IF tie .sTomgers.
R'c'o'Gad, (ra) July 1886