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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10


4 HAVE received by the Richmond Packet ard other
d late arrivals, part ofmy FALL GOODS: Amongs
which are,
Supeghue and common cloths and cassimclcs
Pesse aud habit cioi!is, assorted
Valencia Silk luren,ine aud MaIsc!es vcstim-s
SupcrtTc and common satlinetis
Blue plains, kcrscys and lion skins
Rose, point and whitney blankets
Red, white and ycIIow fanneis
Carpeiimgs aud hcaIt rugs
German oZnaburss and tctcuhuTgs
Black an,! co!orcd hu.nbaZetts
Tartan aud Caroline plai,s
SILK striped baregr
Cashmere and nnii..o shawTs
Company chnppns aud bandaunaS
IS and > i black mode OF superior qualitv
Biack and coi"reI GIos de Naples
4-4 plain nHt! we.kcd bob!ine dccs
pi'to lace vc!s and pcerincs
Calic"es AMI printed cambrcks, assorted
Black and white si!l aud cotton hnsc,y
Book, Swiss null and jacomct musus
li and Cd cainb:i rks, assorted
5-8 AMI 6 q. Mandarin grapes
Piain aud figured Caution grapes and robes
Fine and supcrGne black bou.baziur
Black blue and assorted IinliaGsi!ks
rs and hcavy Irish linens
) au Ga sheetings, assorted
Birds eye, Russia and Table d.4p"r
Thread and cotton feelings
Thread and cotton chcc.s
Silk and cotton umbrellas
Brown and beached domestic shirtinrs & s!,ectinrz
Win variety fothcr seasomab!e GOODS; and expect
{" receive further supplies days. all which Will be
sold at unusually oyv prices, by
Sept. %. HALL. NELSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
A. j. ShynansISi,
DR AesYFE: az. TanratrrcrEa.

AS the pleasure inform his friends and the public
Re in general throughout the State, hat lie has taken
his residence in III :hmond, for the ensuing winter.
MIR. S. has been regularly bred Dentist in Europe, and
for more than years, practitioners m the principal cities
of the United States.
Tire public is respectfully invited and the
many improve made by Mr. in nc of his pro-
ession particularly in the operation OF supplying the less
Of HUMAN TEETH.
ROOM exclusively for the reception his professional
visitors, above Dr. Abraham Aorheca,y
entrance in 18th street.
u Hours of attendance, from a. NJ. uniil P. NJ.
and from 5 until ) L. NJ.
%
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
36S PACKAGsZS
Of Fresh Seasonable Dry Goods.
Irn G Enu,r G o.

MARKET BRIDGE,
Offer. for Sale The Joiio,oi,zr Dry Goods uiz.
81 Bales Gases Cloths, comprising choice assor-
ment @. almost every COLOR an! quality
5 bales and eases oil CdS>n.etcs
10 do ed white yellow green aunels ans! green haizes
81 do London dute aul point Eiankets
10 do Gundy & Sons .NapI Cel,ons
do plain and figured, black and coored bo.bazettes,
some very rich patterns
do Tartan aud Caroline plaids and blue ctmets
4 do lion skins aud blue plains
23 cases .Satki,i;iteS choice assortment
~ bales negro cloths, very superior
6 trusses winter vestings, very bean;i..
bales iinc and supcfine nsin caIeings Hearth
9 worsted aud lambs wool hosiery
bales richly printed cashmere siawli
cases very rich Cashmere and uerino !S,ogr15
case quality am, carpet binding
box Circassian half hanks
~ bales superme s;rtiuss
I6 do do do blcachea 10 do
is do bed tickings from o very good
& do domestic plaids and ginshanIs
. do and supcf"e apron checks
6 do cotton yarns good quality and well asserted
- Common fine fancy prints and chiu;s
= do white and coio.ed plain aui figured narseics
@ do md thread hosiery
5 cotio, and jacomr,,e canbcs au, car,ccl nrnsns
plain aud figured book, mu! A aconetIc .usius
; do COTTON bandanDa aud Madras haISls.
do superior swiss CJU.Tic Cfavafs
do dab baugup cords
. 10 eoitom halls in pc IDS and boxes
d. Irish linens, lawns, diapers auiholluifts
4 bales Russia duck and slretines
Il do ,np-saii duck and linen padding
. Go British oZnabufgs
3 do burlaps and brown and white Ccrnfau rilrs
: DO German oznatuiGs and ticklcnbufEs
do twiIIcd sackius
do patent threads, assorted
cases flag and bardauna hanEfs.
do Canton and Mandarin craps and ,ohcs aud cranc
shawIs
. do black az. coioFed French aud Italian crarrs
do bat grapes, different qualities
. do sarsncttcs senchcws aud cvartncs
do richly shaded ami figured silks and sars for dresses
3 do plain and stripe satins aod gro dc naples siiRs
dJ black aid ccored silk veiyols
do fg'dbik aorentnr and fgd silk velvet vesi;ngs
do Z vel rtc audi RE fed etfL ,.i..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
Nov =

virtue of deed of trust, executed to the subscriber
AS by John Jennings, aud duly recorded in CLERK 5
office al (ioochind county, shall! the 9Ih day oil Mo-
cash the Tract of Land conveyed by said deed, so much
thc,o" as will satisfy debt due Nicholas j. Poscxic
No" together with the costs OF executing aud carrying this
decd I'M" effect his land lies i'll the county Gooclaud
'pon the three chopped road and adjoining the lands of
VIM Price and others. SUCH is vested in tie sun
chaser.
Sept s616t r. w. PLEASANTS Trns,rr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
William and MARY COLLEGE,

Mis- Institution opened the SOD, October al
N which time all the Professors were present with Tim
exception of the Rev. Dr. Wilmer. letter however
dated the 2ath ult iron him Member of the Faculty
stated that lie had accepted of his appointment President
ana Professor OF Moral Philosophy aud expects to be in
W iiiiamshurg the 2lh inst. immediately after which
his Course Of Lectures Will commence
N d. The Steward has artvca-has received all the
students now in C"ilege-and is ready Accommodate
many may desire attend the Lectures
FERDINAND s. CAMPBELL
Secretary Of me Soeisiy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

TO the Editors Of ;iic ijni,cd states Gazette
5'ci'emc'iIn order fuiiy To cori,p cieu,, .x,
nature OF our demands upon France | rcuucs, the "a,
your OF you TO publish e Berlin and Milan DEGREES
by Which, 'iI Perceive the Berlin Decree declared
that the Prize Count at Paris, should pronounce jnds..
ment in az coHtcsicb ctycs.
How Ear this provision has been complied with tbe
public arc already aware. FITZSIRJAfONS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

| no Y.
The only security for tie faithful administration oil
framing his ceIrhr,,c co,i Napoicon, IN
for, ~, l;I 80 90 sePhr","1 Tue executive
dent of ti; c '' ''i'ue inc iater indePen-
! IntoxicatcI bo,,evor with ,,;o,o.
o ~ 10" ' ever WIN victory inflated by
verntnenf of laws.
lie had long worn the Imperial Crown. hrG,re
lie confoundcil the executive with tie udical nover
tv uniting both in his own nor.o, ~ ''''''- ~" 90
Notwithstanding that ll,e treaty between ,e United
States and France (Which was concluded with The
First Consul himself provides that in all cases Of nro
perry captured ~ either party. The claimants shall
hnvc tic benefit Of trial by a lawfully constitute
judicial tribunai, winch alone should pronounce iudr
'ncn'; notwithstanding the Berlin DEGREES dccIare
that all seizures made under tlat J1ccroo It'll ~,
tried hy the Council Prizes at Par.; vet twenty Co.
.i!ec;.ii vessels prncipa,tv laden ,y;,L ,noi W
luabe cargoes were condesnnajh, ti. E,nncror Inn
self, 'ritioW eeea tie fo,-a, of a ;,i.I
OF this number was .l,e br;cr en-. r 80. ,
fhe Salty sailed from rhilalcrIia eaiIy in November
1907 Tie Milan Decree was ssneJ ~, ,, ,,},i, ~
cerDber of tho Same 49, '' va VIC ON ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
WILLIAM MAILER HENI!C

n AS resumed the Practice of the Law.-.7drice,
II points OF law aud equity will be given for the
tomsry FEES and no! oerpise except in where the
applicant shall declare his her naity pay oe in
which event. not only advice Will he given but OCCASIONAL
services rendered, tcto any fee. C0itreyancig, all
its branches, executed with
trfcacy of the subject.
Richmond, March 10, 1896. Iy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
BY PLEASANTS & SMITH.

10 The CowsrIrUTIoSAL WING IS published seiee It
'oseA T"esdags AID Frags0 at cr dollars per a,,,it,,
payable in adgance.
Us. Previous toa discoR,inuanre Of The paper all
rsafases must he paid an .4ri those cLo may cis 10
dicontsnms, cU noty he Editors to thai effect al least
srri6eH.
IL For ddCeriisiag75 cents square Cor !ess) for The
HfSf insertion, Gsi SO cenis for each cotance.1He
humber Of insertions be noted The DIS. cgheruise
they tcal be contiIutcd and .harged accordingly.
" fn letters 10 tie Editors must be postpaid, they
ujl receire no attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
Vol. III.--No. SO.

which attach with ships stationary sufficiently
an evident danger in entering it,"
such Is the doctrine maintained by all who have nd-
innistered cur government; but by emerge
ucaly than by The venerable father our CONSTITUTIONS
II the previous cbonrs of that distinguished patriot
had not given Immortality 10 his name, his manfu resis-
lance both as Prime Minister and Chief Magistrate to
lie rnonstrous doctrines Of blockade and mpressent
set up by Great Britain and France, would alone have
secured to him an Dpei shable reuovu,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
DOCTOR HAXALL.

IL AVING returned to Richmond, with the intention
He pursuing his professions respectfully tenders his
vices to his friends and the public He has taken Office
on 10Th street, Immediately of the building
cuped by P. Haxall & Co. where he may found upon
application.
Oct Of III
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
RUNAWAY!

kMAS committed to tic Jail Of Sussex county on lie
W Zlst OF September last negro girl named Sally,
who says she belongs William Myok, Of North Caro-
Una. The said Sally is about five feet five and half
inches high, dark complexion, has snudry small
10th arms apparently with knife, and appears be
about eighteen years OF age.
JESSE IIARGRAVE, Deputy of
JNO. NICHOLSON, Sheriff & JsIor,
SJssex County, Va.
CctCI -9lvs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. FRIDAY NoYENTeEp 81 -

I Would dispose of few Lots of Land in tho c;,
n of Richmond, reasonable terms also from > 10
81 shares in the Manchester Turnpike Co-For terms
apply 10 Messrs. Perkins & Harris, near the Basin
NOV Al Pr. TURPiN
Z WISH to sell for Cash about FORTY NEGROES in
- Famihes. r. S. GARNETT.
Essex County, Va.
Oct. IS - O.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
WIN. Il. VENABLE.

ATTORNEY At L.qW
NE AXES respectful tender OF his professional servi
1sR ces 10 the public. lie win practice tie SUPERIOR
ana Inferior Courts of Charles City Henrico aud New
Kent, and III the Chancery Court William, sburu Ills
residence is at Charles City Court-House.
Oct Il.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

N0Se'o"'o'S "pon the Importance Of Commerce
iy f!rzsiMAoNs, a Native OF Pennsylvania
No. TX.
y: All Tue modes OF making ar unon opr con,narce
PuiSceu oy Inc late government of France none was
seas. Ups 'fo' '"c n'Sh
Eases may occur, where belliscrant NAV be irs;i
'eo III destroying neutral ship upon the ocean 10
prevent Information being ed to his
OUT the iiJred party has just claim against e holI;
Seran' power, tor full and complete ndemnitv In
eS' NOV ever, where our property was DESTROYED
upon inc high seas by French crzets, no sucl, mo
hVe, MS that OF security was assigned
sometimes the reason aedged was that orr ves
se'S "eie oouud TO- or from cnemv's por-but fire.
qhehtiy no reasons whatever assigned for this law
Less exercise of power.
striking instance OF this nature may be found in
me obstruction Of the brig Mary OF Philadelphia bound
10 Smyrna, III Asia which al thai time was neutral
respect TO all the worlf
Tins vessel together with her rich cargo were burn,
AT sea by French squadron after notification of the
repeal of the Eeln and Milan DEGREES had been nub
i'shed III The on;teur. the official journal the French
governments yet, notY it,san.i;ntr this mn Indemnity
has ever been made IN Tie Injured parfes
"e a'rnh oi AMERICAN property burnt or destroy
ca upon Inc high sea- IS not precisely known-but i,
"'st ne very considerable, The Huer hereuf with
our reference tn documents reflect twelve vaiua.
ole vessels and cargoes totally DESTROYED in this man
Mr.. Gailan Justly observes "Phat il is sufficiently
iad Tor neutral, that is property should be tried
cins'Vcil by tNetrihunals OF the bcscrant " here
natural bAts exists in favcr o( the captorsn
i!"" mech more unjust is II, that he should have 1T
trial at ala
Ihat has property "pon tho high seas should be
riScrd ut Tie mercy o commander of a public sim
OF war, "ho thus becomes both accuser and iudre-
Scii gross nraction OF the Law of nations ins,ic
and humanity, alike condemn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
FOR. LONDON.

,N,rN The good Ship NILE, Capt. OsEAR, a
,1SEIN> Bermuda Hundred, II months DID, will
AEsXsAAS take 200 hlids. tobacco freight at 10s.
49,. per hhd and have despatch Apply 10
Oct 3l--4lF G.. & a. WARWICK.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
EarfhcnWare. Glass and Chir

Earthcnware, Glass and China.
EoSEPH GILL, doors above tho Bell Tavern, has on
eF hand general assortment Of EAHrHTwwARE, G1hss
and CnfvA Of which is of inlporfaton nd
WILDE sold at reduced prices. Hhoirsn'c and RraH
Country dealers may rely upon being supplied ia
vorablc in tbe northern cities.
.4bo'vae in the Ofgiual Package, of superior quail
i'y.
Scpt3 WIS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
~ APPRENTICE.

:. vented a, re Once r 20 coas'i'a'.oa7l Ti'-
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GDe constitutional grIhfn<

ESSAYS UPON FRENCH SPoLIATIoNs.
@
o'se'o"e'0'is "pom the Importance Of Commerce
ny ffrzsiMHoNs, a Native OF Pennsylvania.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

CON. ROBINSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
FALL GOODS.

yM. NEALE s. co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

HAVE received by the Richmond Packet ard other
q late arrvals,a part ofmy FALL GOODS: .lmongs
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
Phi\osophicaA lectures.

The subscriber designs, in case sufficient en-
couragement should be given, to deliver course
Of lectures OH Natural Philosophy, during the
ensuing winter, in the new brick house, at the
corner Of High and Orange streets.-To COM
mence about the first ofnext month, and to con-
tnue twice week, (Thrd and Sixth day eve-
nings,) during the ensuing three months. Those
inhabitants Of this Borough or its vicinity who
incline to attend, are requested to leave their
names at Ziba Ferris shop, corner of High and
Market streets. ENOCH LEWIS.
Wilmington, II month 9TH 1926. 7-4tp.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
New Publications.

Just published and for sale at J. SCOTT'S
Book and Hat Store, No. 95 Market street,
The ATLANTIC SOUVENIR; Christmas and
New Years present, for 1897, embellished with
nine elegant engravngs, together with Pre-
sentation Plate, and an engraved cover.
Nov. 9, 1926.
WOODSTOCK, BY the author Of Waverly.-2
Vols
Moore's Life of Sheridan.
ssThe Last of the Mohicans,"--a novel in 9
volumes, by the author Of sThe Pioneers &c.
&C.; "Jack Halyard, the Sailor Boy; or the vir-
tuous Family y'-This little volume is particularly
adapted to the use of children, and is, perhaps,
one of the best Of the kind that has ever beenof
fered to the public.
TNlmington, Feb 90, 1926. 22-
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
Public Sale.

Will be sold at Public Sale, on Tuesday, the
14th November, at the late residence of John
Parkin deceased, in Chrstiana Hundred, near
New Port--2 pair Oxen, about 20 head of young
Cattle and Mich Cows, one Bull, two Horses,
fifty head of Sheep of the Bakewell breed,
number of Hogs, Ok Carts, Ploughs, Harrows,
with sunelry other Farming utensils, &c. Con-
ditions will he made known on the day of sale,
by MARY PARKIN, Adm'x.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. M.
Nov. z, 1896 7-ts.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09

Colonization Socicty.-The annual meet
ing of the Society in this Borough, was held
OH the Cd instant, in the Second Presbyterian
Church. The meeting was an evidence OF
the deep interest this cause excites. The
church was filled at an early hour, by the
most respectable inhabitants of this place
except the galleries, which were chiefly re-
served for coloured persons, of whom about
$50 were present. The addresses delivered
by Rev Mr.. Willston, Judge Hall, Mr. w
p. Alrichs, and the Rev. Mr.. Gala, were all
adapted to the occasion, and seemed to make
sensible impression on the audience.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Estate of JOHN
LAWS, deceased, late of Pencader hundred, N.
Castle County, Del. are requested to make i'm
mediate settlement and those having claims a.
gainst said Estate, are likewise requested to pre-
sent them legally attested, to
RoB'T: RHODES, .4dmr.
Red Lion, Nov 9, 1896 7--6w.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
[From the .Niantic SouDenir for 1897
THE ROSE UPON THE LEA.

From GoetAe-Jy George Bancroft.
A boy beheld lovely rose
Rose upon the lea
Fair as morn when first it glows;
Near to see the flower he goes,
And right pleased was he.
Rose, sweet rose, sweet crimson rose,
Rose upon the lea!
Said the boy: I'll pluck thee now,
Rose upon the. lea!
Said the rose: I'll prick thee SO,
Thou'lt remember me for wo,
And will not suffer thee.
Rose, sweet rose, sweet crimson rose.
Rose upon the lea!
And the boy he plucked it rude,
Rose upon the lea!
Though the rose pricked all it could,
Oh and ah, they did no good,
Gathered it must be.
Rose, sweet rose, sweet crimson rose,
Rose upon the lea!
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09

The Baltimore Patriot states that the u
nited States Sloop of War Hornet, Captain
Alexander Claxton, will sail with all posi-
BILE despatch, with our Minister, Mr.. Ser
geant. to the Congress near the City Of Mex.
leo, who will there be joined, it is under
stood, by Mr.. Poinsett.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
(Sixty-second Dividend
BANK OF DELAWARE
NOVEMBER Sd, 1926.

NOVEMBER Sd, 1926.
The President and Directors have this day de-
clared dividend of ten dollars per share, equal
to five per cent for the last six months, payable
to the Stockholders or their legal representa-
tives, on or after the 10th inst.
EDWARD WORRELL, Cashier.
7-4t
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
THE WILM1EI CaTONIAN
AND
DELAWARE ADVERTISER.
Thursday, Nov'r. 9, 1896.

Erratum.-In the article on the first page
entitled "African Magnaninity." the name
of the king of the Jaoffs should be Daniel
and not "Daniel', as printed
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09


English newspaper published in Paris.
aMayriages. Burnet, known during a
number of years for facilitating marriages equal
ly advantageous TO the two sexes, and whose ex-
tensive relations with society, and sound discre-
ton and delicacy, warrant the confidence repos-
ed in him, begs to intimate that there are pres
ent to marry--1. A young lady aged %, Of
most agreeable countenance, having 100000
francs; 2. One having $4,000 francs; 8. One,
having 175,o00 francs. Also, widows, aged
IS, 80, and 33, having IS, and $4,000 francs
ofyearly income. .--Apply to M. Burnet, No. %,
Rue de Seine, St. German. No letters recev-
ed unless post paid
Singular Custom A very singular custom of
the Burmese physicians is mentioned in the Mod
ern Traveller.
"Ifa young woman is dangerously i'll, the doc
tor and her parents frequently enter into an a
greemcnt, the doctor undertaking TO cure her.
Ii she lives the doctor takes her as his property,
but if she dies he pays her parents, for, in the
Burman dominions no parent parts with his daugh-
ter without valuable consideration. 4 do not
know adds Dr. Buchanan, 'if the doctor may
sell the girl again, or must retain her i'll his faini-
] ly-but the number of fine young women which
| saw in the house off doctor,at Meady, makes
me think the practice to be very common"
A Massachusetts paper states that "a
man who was at work ON the steeple of a
meeting house at Charlton, Mas. few days
since, fell upon the roof of the building, q
distance of forty-Sir feet, with such force
that it broke three rafters, and settled in the
place where he fell 50 much as to prevent
his sliding from the root. What is very re
markable, no bones were broken, and in {
few days he was SO far recovered from hi
fall as to be in the town attending to his bust
ness"
/ We are sorry to state, says the Nationa
Intelligencer, that the Secretary of War ha'
been confined by severe indispostiop, for tel
or twelve days past. HIS disorder is snbsi-
ding, however, and it is hoped that he will
be able to resume his pub,;; duties in th
course of a few days.
! The body Of Miss Sophia Sherman aged 8
years, whose mysterious disappearance troi
Providence, II. /. since the 9th ulr. had excite
much anxiety among her friends. was found ca
ly on Tuesday morning week, drlftcd aslof
near one of the wharyes The verdict of tn
jury was, intentional death by drowning while Q
sane mind.
/ II lad Bargain.-On Tuesday night last
says the Cleaveland Ohio Herald, fellow
broke into the bar of Mr.. Boughton's tavern
in this village, for the purpose of riiing 1T 0
any valuablcs that might be found. 'Ih
fellow, by way of precaution, took off ney
pair of boots, which with his hat and watch
he deposited in one corner of the room. I
person in the house hearing IA noise, gave th
alarm, and the thief decamped, leaving tn
above chattles and also his pocket book, TO
the benefit of the honest landlord.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
FIRST LOTTERY
70 BE DRAWN, is THE POPULAR AND SPLENDID
Union Canal Lottery,
TVENTYFLFTH CLASS, .
(NEW SERIES,)
To be Drawn ON
Wednesday, next.
SCHEME.

1920 Prizes, ts136Sao
Price Of Tickets.
W1oie Ticket. ..S5 90 Quarter do...... 81 IS
MeTdo.. ...........2 so Eighth do....."....65
FOR SALE AT
ROBERTSON & LITTLE,S,
No. 20, Marhet Streef, Wilmington, CDek) :.
A few doors below the Lower Market.
Nov 9.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
@G9sslH.lI''1EHSJ9S

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICES.
There more Capital Prizes haze been sold than
at any other Office in .an,erica.
Orders from any part of the United States OF
territories, either by mail, pos, paid, or private
convey ance, enclosing the cash or prize tickets
in any of the lotteries, will Inject the same prompt
and punctual attention as if on personal appl,;
cation
address TO
J.I COHEN, in. & BROTHERS,
Baktimore.
ofCOIIENS' Gazette ard Lottery Register
will be published Immediately after the drawing
and will contain the. official list of the Prizes.
it viii be forwarded gratis to all who purchase
their Tickets at CoHENs' oRgIes, anti wap sigaify
their wish to receive ii,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
Odd & Even System.

OldIIU OIdtC IUICCI OI VIlSIHIa~
SECOND CLASS.
The holder of two Tickets or two Shares, must
get one Prize, and may draw THREE! The
whole to be drawn i'll ONE DAY, and will take
place
On the 21st November. meet.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-09
HIGHEST PRIZE:
10000 Dollars.
l0,465 Prizes amounting to
$4,000 dollars.
*.*Not one Blank to q Prize!

uJThe whole of the Prizes payable in CASH,
which, as USUAL, at COHENS' OFFICES, can
be had the moment they are dra,on.