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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25
aDYERTISEAfEnrr.

o zoo t " Land called Hill Grove, containing above
me, iynS "a the lower end of Amelia county for
cotton adissed m for sale would make an eSeelient
paree Ts !, WI be sold all tosa,her divided into
UTrv,u mach, WM q. GILES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25
-M9PSTIgL'S S-4L ~

pursuance Of of the Superior Court Of Chan
cey fer the Richmond District pronounced the 2th
OF March, 1895 in the of WIN. and Mary College
Mitchell &C.. shall the 18th day of May next, at King
William courthouse, cer for sale 10 the highest bidder, at
public auction Tot cash. of land lying said county
4 being The same lot sold by said college 10 Fleming Mitchell
and known The college book of surveys lot No. 2co
tanning hundred and Gily four acres. el
j. 6UERRANT, NJ. S. C. G. II. d.
march 81. I08--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25

o,p; me haf0es Of Bank Notes Misplaced.
su'eiber has deposited in the Bank Of Virginia a,
na,, ~ the following halves two Notes Rirbt
& o. SlOo, payable at Petersburg letter No 219 f
ppss,I ,, noe, payable al Norfolk letter b. No. i7aO
Or eei anu received by him one aote Any pe SON
nn ~ having the parts corresponding may effect an er
march 4 ' Dana WILLIAM ID. CLARKE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25

TO the HlcDIteTS 81 The PrOtestdnt Episcopal
Church Of Pirginia
lH1HE Annual Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
Il inthe Docc Of Va, will be held in the Lynch
burg, on Thufsday the 18th May next.
April rs. if3 -idm JNO. G.. WILLIAMS. Seo'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25
g RIO DE JANRIRo. Feb. IL 1905

-, 1EIV y = % hITV, TOD. IT, 1926
" by decree Of 25lh January, Theodore Toze
Brapcsrdj, Chief Clerk of the Home Dep1,,,osn,
was appointed Plenipoientisry' of this Govern
ment to the Congress at Panama, in which lie
Majesty was invited, by the Government If e.
lombia, through the Brazilian Ministers at London
take part"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25
.VOTT(IE.

WILL be sold in front Of the Bell Tavern IN The city Of
w Richmond, the 18th dayof May next NJ ~ O'clock
al Shares the capital stock OF the aIechancsvillo
Turnpike Company, which there any money now due
and which sa be unpaid that day By order ofthc PEE
siient and Directors. g. NJ CARRINGTON, Tyeafr.
ApfillH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25

- virtue Of deed Of trust executed by Erasmus
Srbling, Esq duly recorded in the Office ofhe clerk Of
Ausnits CO., will be sold by public auction DfoHdthe en-
dgy 81 My the Of Of Snton, before The door
III Mr. Chamber tavern that valuable property called the
Arsiiia SPRING." distant from said toyvn about thirteen miles
thn property svery valuable. There the premises
Medical spring, Of high reputation The buildings I'M
rfosemcn arc extensive, and capable Of accommodating
great number Of visitors The Of land contains eight hun
urei ace considerable part Of which in cultivation. One
thrd OF the Purcba'e money will be required band fe
biian'e m three equal annual ntalmen. Tie Gs believed
e. ne co ni acng us,co viii convey ony such tile as
o. vested ~ me BRtSCOE q. BALDWIN
April ~. flg--.td-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25
25 DOLLARS REV.aRD

- OOI<L-1RS REIH.iRD
~ ANAWA from the subscriber on the Istb ,,, , o
VINO cans himself john Douglass, about p wears of
ssg' OF brown complexion having an in hi
Nsrra .o OF MS middle "ser othe RICH, OIL This
was nou5ht IN Richmond, OF Thornton Alexander of
o'ao'd county in slarch, 1925 and undoubtedly will nd
m,ea SS us eaeape toward. aqpePer county, where he wa,
len 49,, move reward VIII be given having him Ia
ken up and seeuredso that may lind him with The a,he
leading lp IN oPeptI or Stafford counties the way
same kAo.sn TO Messrs Brooke < Co,bys in nirLnna 81
of Van Sig takehuP in Richmond the gbourhood
. te''''' AenTieo county, where now re.ide.
April2i hithD Walsh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25

ETaraet q a letter TO mr.. clay, Secretary of
RGaires Of tte United States To BrgsT da
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25
TIE Hanover CourfhouSe Roc1

u,,, 1Ae Hanorer Courthouse Races
1t commence the third "wednesday in MAJ NEXT The
W ii'h, Tree Tor any horse, mare or celinr -
fis' day. four mile heats purse Ssoo
: TSGohd DO 90 three mile heats, parse $50
" l.. UAi:e, Sec'ry NO ' Tfinp Nro 90
April II. NV 4ho..NioN, Free.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25

The Richn0nd Races
over the Tree Hill course, will commence the ., Tue.
- uay' tsth oi .lay) and continue four DAYS.
Apr;l ., j. NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25

~ EiTE nheishy given ihst there ate vacant CEJTS =;
'ue bl''le Hospital IN the City Of William burr c
'he P9n 81 patients IN both IL apartments male and [
Iyorder u the Court " Dirceiors ' ''"'a''
~. no LEONARD HENLEY, C.. c. ID.
20 VT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25

RYE STRIP.
"A 80 oi rye Straw wanted, FOR which liberal
Starr on H.. e pa,I ny L. PORTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-25

7, .,,.,; NAsH!NGroN, 18th April, 1926.
IN compliance with a resolution of ,hs H..
g. .he I'm inst l transmit, herewith. , renori
tam; we secretary OF State, and documents con.
N'"'"s 'he information desired by the resolution.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18
From the Providence Journal.
FOREIGN NEWS.

From England.--The Amethyst.
Capt. Bussey, from Liverpool. arrived
at Brston on Sunday night last. The
dates of papers brought by her are
London, to the 20th Jan. and Liver
pool the 2lst. From these no doubt
rs left of the renunciatisn Of the throne
by Constantine and the accession of
Nicholas lst. 1t seems too, equally
certain that some disturbances have
attended this singular arrangement.
but the extent and design of the com
motion are involved in much mystery.
as is also the conjecture whether it was
a voluntary or compelled act Oh the
part OF Constantine, thought there is
evidence Of his full acquiescnce in the
arrangement in apparently a very
magnanimous manner. lie convokcd
his own Court and proclaimed the En-
peror, shouting at the close" Hur-
rah long life to my sOeH belore,l
brother ne Emperor NICHOLAS he
first, my graeioas Emperor and Mos
ter. No less than 6OO0 refractory
persons, il is stated, have been srre,i.
Cd. 1t appears from official pape.,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

A fashionable murder was perpctra-
ted at Gosport, on the llth inst upon
the body Of VIM. r. Bourn, a person
holding commission ip the service of
his country, Of which he was unwor.
thy while living, and in his death. he
has dishonoured. The villain who com.
United the assassination, was one Con.
sttniine Smith, whose name should he
handed down to posterity, as one wor-
thy Of the high gallows which the out.
ragged laws ofhi' country have erected
tor him. We should be happy 10 see
particular description Of the murder
er, that be may be delivered ~ TO the
proper authorizes TO meet the igno,ain.
'ous death he so richly merits.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

On the first inst. the citiZens Of Diph
ton and Wellington, as ,embIed at the
publick house ofCapt. Jeremiah Jones,
tor the purpose Of exchanging civilities
and OF congratulating each other on the
uul"n Of the two towns, which that day
took place. All part. feelings were
s'callO'ocd up in the pleasing anticipa-
ton Of passing many happy year
united in name and sentiment. We
think there were some people in these
towns, who looked back to the day
on which the crooked line was run. with
somewhat of shame at the part they
acted. AT about six o'clock the com.
pany separated, well pleased with the
entertainment.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

A land Nad.-A Shad has been ia
ken on Staten Island. by means of steel
trap. He resembles the common shad
In every respect, except that Of having
legs, three long and two short ones be.
ing appended to his body. The fish
taken was male and has been safel,
deposited in Scudder'e Museum. Doct
Michel, is now on the island, fishing
for its mate, intending 20 raise his own
shad hereafter.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18
NINETEENTH CONGRESS.

Saturday, March 4.-The Senate
did not sit.
In the House Mr.. Hemphill gave no.
tice that he should on Thursday call
up the bill making provisions for rev.
olutionary officers, and on his motion
the select committee were discharged
and the subject referred to committee
Of the whole. The report of the Sc.
lect committee TO the House il yery a.
bic and decidedly in favor of the claim,
oi the veterans Of The revolution. Mr..
Cook. Of Illinois, laid a resolution on
the table, proposing a reference Of aII
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

and then poor. emaciatcd being creep.
ing to the apothecary, with bottle or
box to bear away the means Of life,
now resound with the merry hum ofthe
inarket-man. and the rafting Of blocks,
and the bloom Of beauty, which has
been secluded by the storm. is asain
expanding, and the busy hustle Of busi-
ness is enlvened by her smiles.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

During the last week, one Of our cit
:zens, by way Of replenishing his pock-
ct with little ready rhino, carrycd a
load Of scallcps TO the manufacturing viii
lage Of Pawtucket, and offered them for
sale. When the factory bell relieved
the workmen from. their daily labours,
they eagerly pressed around the wag.
gon to take view of these tenants Of
our bay. One Hiberian mnle-spinner
perceiving scallop with his shell open
cd in order to taste the evening breeze
and thinking his visit to the salt water
might not have been recent, clapped his
organ Of scent within the shell Of the
fish, who not relishing the intrusion,
hastily closed his doors upon the odor-
ferrous visitor while the Hiberian call
ed out Justify to the by-standers, to
murther the baste."
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18
.;vA.cs s.GNGN STAR


..:cmpsrance. Stronger minds than
=. have been called into action by
+, alarming increase Of this evil. and
~ us little room to enlarge upon its
c'a tendency, or to pourtray tho char
Y;cr Of the Drunkard. 1t has spread
Nv the plague, which suote the Egyp-
,is during the reign Of Pharoah and
g. that il the forernnner of a speedy
=. Ia. The poisonous cillnvia from
.oasand disiilleries, scattered over the
40 of our country, is adu'terating its
,,are atmosphere, and poisoning the
erals Of the people. 1t steals upon
Q senses, and binds the whole system
v:tn the bands of habit. and thus fet-
.'Hred we struggle not for life. but as
Q bird Is lurci into tho fangs of the
,s'pent, so is man drawn in.o an early
.,t9c by the influence Of ardent spirits.
Who art thou that staggerest in the
s'rcets Whose palsied limbs refuse
- bear their loathsome burthen, and
'F'iose spectral eyes discern not their
r.ih. Thy cheeks are swollen and
''rdavcrous, thy ylips livid and notion
lsss. The corey belchings Of the can-
b Il cyclop, slumbering after his feast Of
l,nman flesh, is not so horrible as thine.
ny breath is more noxious than the
haIations from the marshes of Guia-
-, and more faia. than the malavia Of
lome. Thou art incapable enjoying
'..e beauties Of nature the morning
,an shines'upon thy bed of debauchery
nnd turns away from the pollution of
'hy presence--the song of birds reach
IS not thy ear--the fragrance of the
towers Of spring ascendelh not thy nos
ii s-the west wind kisscth not thy
i.oate'I cheek-the descending show
,rs of summer cannot purify thy dis
"''ed body. Affection is stranger to
.'y bosom. Thy companions have for
s.ken thee-they shrink from thy touch
- from that Of the viper. Thou hast
iyed reproach upon thy children and
hey abbor thee. Thou hast poisoned
tae felicity Of thy wife-her spirit has
h"en broken down by thy abuse, her
lealth has been ruined by much watch.
.Hs over the sickly glare ofthe midnight
.aap, for the ending ofthy revelry-
her heart blceds for her offspring, who
IRE shivering at home over tn. dying
s.mbers Of fire kindled by charity,
vale thou art enjoying the society Of
Thy drunken associates. Thy parents
- down to the grave, murdered by the
c'iild of their loins, by the being over
rhom they had watched, upon whom
hey doated thy arm is raised again /
!iy feeble old mother, her cries are
heard afar, she is driven from her home,
her grey hairs mingle with the winters
siorm. Thou art forgotten Of man ex-
rept when thou o trudest thy self fit
ling reptile in his sight. Thy days are
numbered upon earth. thou art reckon
ed with the dead. Thy flesh is cor.
rnptsd upon thy bones, thy sinews are
!'owerles,,- thy joints without strength.
The blood in thy veins is sluggish cur
vent, thy arteries cease to pulsaie, thy
i'"art is obstructed by strong concre.
tons. The light Of thine understand.
sag has become dim-thy brain, weigh.
ed down by dropsy, has lost its powers,
thou art incapable Of repentance in this
world and eternal woes are denounced
against thee in the next.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

A Court Of Inquiry was convened a
Taun'oh last week,upon Colonels Wash.
burn and King, and commenced their
investigation on " ednesday and finish.
ed 1t on Saturday. Their doings have
been transmitted to the Commander in
Chief
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

The Turnpike between Providence
and Taunton, for which grant was OBJ.
'aned at the recent session Of the Mas.
sachusetts Legislature, will, we under.
stand be commenced early next month.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18

1ae Sea'on.--The canopy Of murky
vapours. which have, for the fortnight
past, lowered over our vicinity, oa.Sun.
day displayed a light pair ol heels be-
fnrs a keen northwestern Our streets
which hal become deserted, save now
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-18


Dancing has been determined
by the Geneva Presbytcry, lately con.
vened in that village. that +" it is incon.
sistent with the character of a Chris
tian, to countenance this unholy prac
tice and that our church sessions be
directed to institute a course of dsci.
pine with any of the people who shall
countenance by their voice the dis
orderly practice above named" Ac-
cording to our mind, this editt doth sa.
your strongly Of the spirit manifested
towards the foof-shaking inhabitants OF
Connecticut, by taeir goodly Deaccns
who said that whereas it appeareth
hy representation made to this COnvo.
cation Of the Lords annointed, that GER
tain unholy persons. not having the fear
Of their Pastor before their ungodIy
eyes, are in The nightly habit Of shak
ing'their shoes and Of making divers un-
holy gestures, to the musick of the dev.
IFS instrument, called Je7ss harp, after
the manner Of the heather, to the
great 'letrimcot OF sundry pairs of shoes
the soles whereof are worn away need
lessly. And for the better preserva-
ton Of the Church, it is docrsed, that
whose wicke'lIy putteth Jews.harp to
his teeth. or doth cut any manner Of ca
per whatsoever TO its mnsick, shall pay
two pounds cf pork and two measures
OF corn, towards the support OF their
minister, for every such breach Of the
Holy Commandments"
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-03-04
TIE REPOSITORY.
Wy IHAND!ATiiEK'o LEGACY.

If n,..r,. rc. -, ,l,.
:, ,,,a,.fin. of,h, h,,n', L'.nt lL
81 tie .i5I east h.,x. h, tf,,.;, ;nt.r,,,.,.,..r
and a l.orr ln.,nt:!ilI lan,,,ac. u.ycr o,,ncd
trnn,iat,ui How drirhrijl! the t,h., vl;rh
liz. modest violet and tl,r ,,,t.s l,I. ton ia tha
,ouIi Where !, tb,. hrart :, I.,d ,,.tt,
read volumes II trelInr n H.. h,,l Of M .,,r;,,..
rrorn>. and ON the ,,,r, h,,,,i,,l .,,,., w..
s.lm,uer ra,, inc,rr l,ynI ,r,,.. tx, ..,,..
l,cr r,tb.rjr,r tln,,,r, ,nl.,,.ii,,.,r.,,,l,;.l
~ a. She Shoot, HE I,.,,, u.,,,-t,,.a rn,, t;a
srl,,tr.,iu.r ir.,,,.,, # v...rl, j., ,h ,.,;,. .
ana although IT, .rn Ma IA vrt vnn ~ I
warmth. il al beast no,>ta,l or all il. L.st,e-,
ANA In. t|a<+u lr.,,c, nf ,nr.l. t. .,I4.
CLEAN. With. ~ thc .o,i hr,.,.l.. L,..,; ,l,..
they undu,:,, ,ik.. ,hr .n,,.l-l,,. ,-.,..,,t, ;;
vulet. when thu. lri,|,t ,u,,,,,.,r ,.,,o !,
waters
Did not In. s,,rrt2,>x nf .l.c ,.;,!,t ,,,r,r,,
YOU better" >aj,I A, a1t,,.,a.Ial ;. rnni.l
compare YOUR hraniy to hat of Fn,Dand.s FIRST
best rose which You are now IN the very act Of
gathering = loir a moss rose - SAID tnrsa
hlnNIns At my earnr>tnes> " there i~a witchc-
rv IN the >lmple garb which cn>iIroud, its beau
ties 9 our mnoccncc." resumed prrtina-
riou>iy = To the lily = And my Wltnr,s
doubtless" interrupted the laughing hra,it,
" to the c-lnt!llr, for have already ;ra,ri~,,
the valley. and watched the rising of tn, SKIS
d"inl god from l":t'i'r hills.
IN the enthusiasm oi'thc moment INC Go,ver.
fell from her hrn |, and in an instant | was ot
her feet htl~ic.I in rt-arraunio,r them Nr,ycr
both kncrilrg on the earth: her warn, breath
dwrd the moisture Of the blossoms which hrll
and twice her taper finger. Touched me ere our
sweet task was ended. :" viii retain thi, I:,l,,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-03-04


Urrstrd from m~ c"lnpanon- oyer the rock
Drew has brti.' and tnlilr,l IL III, captive, wl'h
l'"h III "n"h CONFLICTING pas, Ms iirrcr, con
'ur.~i
Woman hrs,l1 cloo>e; th.wls,valn or
t knife a +, ~ilftI
ezra r"-arart nina NOT; but dropnlng g, her
,n"'>. Nlth rrh gI,M ,nt1l,in- it>rlI over her
features. ~h' ra'~r4 fer eye, a"I stretches! her
arms toy ;i.!> ii..urn, saving. IA a meek, ;.n,i
~ rp'Iidm.r. }l'~
NV. fhne d. VITA me - t!lou sct.,t best r
" otlan, repeated Na-;n hoar,cI.. and
r'4eaN9flnG n yam 70 raIrh a Glimpse from her
e-rhr and heHtnlnr eye. & chov>".
li'i Cora neither E.arI nor needed hi, de
''nnI I'll" form Of de- Huron trrmhcd in eve
N iltr", and llc ras'.A his arm on high, but drop
n" 1t aga,u. with Il Wild ana b,.viicrcd air.
t.<" on" who counted. Once more he ,tru-gl,.,l
iii hih'>', and lifted the keen weapon again
hnt hl't Then 4 piercing cry was heard above
them, ana meas appeared, raping lantically,
tom FEARFUL height upon the ledge AIagua
rcoli"d step, AMI one Of his assistants. profit
'n@ by The ch,ncr-
II would be doing the publishers injustice to
destroy the interest Of the tale by giving the r..
9'ii Of til" hatl, tllr dran0nenf Of the narI;-
fi'e; and therefore we haze broken off TIL, *
ifacf abruptly. But the chapter from which tli,
powerful passage is taken does not close thu.
TOOK. here Is one which follows OF sIrpa,,-
M interest and beauty, though it is DESCRIPTIVE
Of TAR tii'rrn: scenes.
IN runrlu>Ipn. we have bat IA word or two to
"il- he book j. pregnant with incident from
'.,~tnalng TO "nd Il uav in fact he COMPARED
:" slcre>N'on OF paintings ivoi,ling the cr
lof U! GROWING too lntny incidents INTO Il single
day, Nuific!rm time Is given for the occurrence
81 EACH, and there Is impossible event. or
even one tIllt Is improbable in SAVAGE warfare
vriat'd And yet. From the instant Il glimpse is
caught OF the vrngeiul and burning eve of the
strange savage III the second chaptrr To the
clos" OF the book, the attention i, riytttad
and 'ir interest T. wrought up to the highest
!H',h, and often 10 intensity. The character, are
~ admirably sustained and from the nulnrr
"u> incidents OF ti. tale, the author has made
IA, Feathers acquainted with all the ,arirtir, of
ihdan HE aud characteristic" trmprrs aud d.
positions of the Nasu@cs their modes .! warfare
rites ceremonies. >'lper>ItIon>. &C. Sc In the
description and 49, o.! Ir Ronard SnbtiI as
Magma IS called by the French, all that i, dark.
trearhcrou~. and malignant IN the Indian clar,c
t-r. + portrayed. while in the proud. ,Ial;no.
faithful and rhralrpu~ Chngac h@ook and [ n
cas-. tn" opposite qualities Of nohlcnc>, And %,
Hcr1>i'r SIAN" forth III 4 manner that will tend
to cNal the aboriginal character and render if
better understood While the author has drawn
upon his fancy for the tale. he, has accurately
connected historical facts with h~ narrative and
ny these associations impaired al, additional
charm TO scenes 80 ,1jdl1 presented To the INA
~nation. thai the reader i;lncic> himself one Of
the actors
| I
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-08-08
DISHONORABLE AIT

KISIiE printer of weekly Newspaper in this Dortps.
i changed the name Of his paper from DELAY
ister" TO " Delaware Adyertiser"-thereb adopnna
vertser, Newspaper published also in Ibis Doroust
the subscribers, and which in existence mary = y
before the said printer commenced business We hs
that man who will steal one species Of property viii ~
scrupe to take another and as large portion cf our @
change papers and communications received throup a.
Post Office have oter superscription than Dssva
Advertiser, the design Of the aboye.me noned ehonas
may be readily seen. We have endeavored in he n'
respectful and friendly manner, TO induce the printer %
ded to- to revert to the former, other, title for h
paper; but our efforts have been uhaYai!nE-and Wa
therefore respectfully request, to a, ert wha
by adopting title, that correspondents, and Loa
printers who exchange with US, will direct their ayos
the ".am9ican Hafchman," or to A. & H. WILSON.
Wilmington, Del, March 10, 1926
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-08-08
Delaware State Lottery,

Sd Glass; for the benefit of Newark College, ,ddetown
Academy, and Emmanuel Churchill be dra,ya Whining.
ton. DEL, on The 18Th day Of September, 1926.
Scheme.-l prize of $4,000; of 1000; / of o0Ob LOT
750; of 1885, of 1850; of 1000, II Of 400; l5b
Of 30 780 of $500 of 4. 8760 prizes, 1850 blanks
2i,360 tickets.
Whole Tickets S4-Halves 2-Quartcrs I.
This is Lottery formed by the ernary Formulation
80 numbers To determine the prizes therein, the W
numbers from to SO inclusive will be severay paceom
wheel on the day of drawing. and four Of them be drawn
out and that ticket having IT, for its permuaon num-
bers, the 1s Cd and Sd drawn from the Wheel in the o.
der in which drawn will be entitled the prize OF SlG
And those FIVE other tickets which shall have on them INC
same numbers in the following orders, shall be entitled
the prizes affixed TO them, respectively, viz The s ~
and Cd to Sf0G02d, LIST and 81, S2,C00-2d, Sd anu
lst. Sl750-3d, 1st and Cd, to Sl2505d Cd and ISL
to l,160 Those other tickets which shall have three
OF the drawn numbers them, and those three the ~ ~
and 1t III one Of their permuations will each be CIV
titled to prize of $1,000. All others, being II, hay,0E
three OF the drawn numbers them will each be entue"
10 prize of $500. Those $50 tickets having two OF we
drawn numbers Them and those two the ID and AID
in any order, viii each be entitled prize OF Wy
All others, being $50, with two of the drawn numbers
on them. will each he entitled to prize of IS. AMI
all those 1900 tickets having but one of the drawn nun
beIs on them. will each be entitled to prize Of 81 ~
ticket which shan have drawn ptize of superior demon,
nation can be entitled 10 an inferior prize
Prizes payable forty days after the drawing subject
]. h. YATES,
A. MINTYRE,
Wilmington, Juy II, 1895. .'taMg'rs' .
For Tickets and shares in great variety of numbers y
ply n the Office Of YATES & MCINTYRE, MANAetMM91'
Ifa5tfsa q Lnls, -4ge7ts, no eS Market street. ""'
minBton, few doors below the lower market ~
Orders from distance enclosing the cash or prlze '
eta, (Fost paidj will be thankfully received and pune"
asy attended %. If addressed as above.
- Cash ADVANCED for all prizes when presented.