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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
.Ne s,elaware Fire Insurance Company,

INe I1elaware Fire Insurance tGMpai'9,
INCORPORATED by the Legislature OF the state ., % pe
laware with capital ot one hundred thousand "o,a.s
rie President and Directors are now RECEIVING appe
lions for Insurance their Ofce No u, Shpey
between Front and Second streets, against Loss y ie,
on every description Of uillngs nge eral iffcAannse
ships - Port and their GatEoes; lionsrhaisi
and other erso,a property also aGaisl 'nas =" uah
b, inland transportation ofgools vars, nelehalse'Sha
country produce ~
Terms Of insurance will be ialo able as any % me
Con,nanics in the Cities Of Philadelphia Or New. .ApfK
Partes assured may rcpose tie tres confidence y ~
oldy Of It's capital, aud that all losses VIA be ioiaF!
adjusted by the company.
ois MoopY tgent to survey properly nbe insuis "
or dc town and vicinity Of New Castle, ~ place q - ~
i,laues, declined, -,
Lfyt IL EVANS Aren't 20 survey property 70 ne 'hs
red Tor the town and v,einiiy d Eklon.
JunS CluAK Agent TO survey property 70 be insured
| for tle town and vicinity uf Smyrna
JUsspn JoNKa Agent 70 survey property 70 pe insured
/ ir nc town OF West hester and vicinity.
nTectorS
! Iohn Patterson, David Bush,
! Joseph Bailv, VIM. Chandler,
! David G. Wllsor, Joseph Grubh,
Joseph G. Gilpin. hoben Porter
WM. SEAL, President.
/ u. BYRsEs, Secretary.
Anil 10. 1895. to- Is
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
EtlR SALE

ATA & II WILSON'S Ro0K Store.
gEytIE SCOTTISH EXIiES, rendered INTO Prose- from
Il Sir Walter SCOTS Lady Of tie Lake BY Lady OF
philadelphia j. vol. 1S mo. Price ~ cts.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27

Tyur the care of SerqfaLa, or Kins's Er1' Ulcers,
Rheumatism, sypsi,itic, .iercariat dnd L'rel'
r3muIoipts. and INST Diseases arising IN debil-
itatel constitutions, Or from an impure state 81
The Blood, sc. &c.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
A .vEY' .7A'D CHEaF
RETAIL AND WHOLESALE
GROCERY STORE,

Nov opened by the subscriber, at the North Eas ,o ~"
lS Of faret and High Streets,--@here may pc iiau
at the lowest prices the following articles @h az
others kept at any establishment Of similar character
Sugars, Coffee Teas idfe Of man, Perfect 'ase, ,
Pepper Aspice Cloves Nut Cinnamon, Peppermint and
negs Annseed Coruiais
Mustard Ginger Bengal nd,Sugar House Molasscs
Spanish Indigo Wesl india do.
Chocolate, Of Isl and "a quail Winter 4iran'd OIL
ity sumner do. do.
sweet Oil. in Bottles andGommon d.
Fasks Coarse Salt
Rhode Island, Pine Apple and IL ound do.
Sap Sage Cheese Fine DO.
Cognac Brandy and Holland Mlckcre No j and y
Gin Barrels aud Halt Barrels
Jamaica Spirits and American lace and liariey
brandy Amends ard kaisils
n East Rum ard Arlesaui prrmaceti, Mould ad CON.
| Gin mop "a 3tt.s--@l'h All IS.
MADEIRA and Port Wire sar,men Of d o7yTs 81 4s!-
Lisbon and ienertle Wine sc. ~.
Sherry and Maasa Vine
b. Country produce taken IN oacr ahd sni o com
MISSION GE0 istGhNi-h'
! Wilmington, May /, 1923, 3l-dln
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
W tEiEsb lMMElilATELI,
80 Stone Masons,

1Ta7 w.rk 4 dIy val, % lNe EAesat-lNe y UrNl90fe
{ Na-u', ii summit iifdgc to whom hbelsl wages
mil Be rsen ARMY 10 5AS. :. A. ROBINSON,
March is ls25 1S-tf q. SUMMIT Bridge
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
MORE MEN BOOKS
i IL Wilson's Roor Store ana Ci.cula.
ting Litrary
.fL,1[.9Ck.S HEVTSTFU

Eiia, large assortment Of Iipuki for Children and
variety Of Mussc just recen Cd by A. & H. Wilson
Ne. S. West High Street. NAV l6
Charin,tes Daughter or The Three tphans. A Sc
qnel to Charlotte Temple Ey Mrs Rowsun.
The Clubs Of London; with anecdotes of their mem
beFa, Sketches Of character. and conversations q yos
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
The thorough bred Horse
kLN.lLUN.

VI .ILDGs
splendid descendant Of Sir Afchy, the sire Of the
must distinguished running horses Of the South any
now, Al twenty -four years old stands s5 The season.
MNALDO was bred by the Hon. Joia Rmdoph o.
Roanoke, (Na and exceled by any other hc'se ~
e country IN his pedigree, or in his limbs, figure, b0Ns
sine" and action.
PEDIGREE
Sire Sir Archy dam Miss tylaud, by Cracchns lrAn~
san Duet, BY Silver Tail, fli bred Of eockia'
great grand dam Vanity, BY Ceer, the bcs son oi o.
Jams, E grand dam by Mark Anthony, the bes son y
Old ,litr, he the best Of Old Traveller, cn Of 5eNns
by the Godophin arabian. 8 g 8 grand dam BY ''s
Roger
Sir Archy and Gracohus got BY the inpoed ha' ~
Dome,i, btedby si g. unbary. got by Forlze 'neaI, K
son o King licrol his dam by Spectator, grand aa'
Ioratio by Blank, Of Godoliin Arabian ssa, ~
dam by thllers, 3 grand dam Mss i,clvor, " r ar
ttanthaln, & Il grand dam by Paget Turk 8 gg tl'
dam Betty Fciclval, by icedes Arabian. 3t,
lie viii stand the present Season, commencing .ae n y
April On Monday and Tuesday at the stable o. 'an'l a
Frazer, Newark, and Wednesday, THURSDAY, faas ., w.
Saturday. Al the stable Of Swayne and Philips MNa''
ton, to whom payn,ent is to be made. .,ss
n Il Good pasture and stabng provided al aca0.@
Al the risk OF the owner
! NAV rs, 1928 ao--S@
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
MOTTO Il I'D
Tganutactnrcrs

k To let fora term Of years, that large and
.H:tf comn1otons building in the thorough q WA.
,E mngton, formerly occupied ~ iire acfy, sua
S led on The Of Ta.nall and High streets,
feel iupq and 80 feet deep %h dwelling attached,
,nd never Ealing s,rnF Of excellent water - " cellar,
10 pump ly horse ba#ts Ths bRdtg y Aeii cA3na, ,
ted for SiRaracuty, particularly weaving, dlsillAg
1t being ii ccp;tsl part d t,e Bosplaa VII asooi
brick stthia On t.e ufeases The subscriber tafka Y
unn ccessar, ey ny ttH. inr,ler any fcscn s-
ng u tcit wanil inst ~ Tho premises
Aptil 5tlt, isas. 24f ieRAEl. y JOS.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
Canal achct Boat,
LADY CLINTON.

kyliE Subscribers tender heirrespects to the pubc =,
a ntaim them that they have procured ami fitted
u handsome Style Canal Packet Boat which ,hey ,ls
tnning the ensuing season. to and from Delaware CH
81, Georges and Summit I'r,ge or Deep Gu, on \,
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal for The accommodate
of yisoFs and others
This boz. will run in connection with the Salem Steam
Boat Esse2 Leaving summit bridge and ST. teorgesan
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, al seven All
eight o'clock, and arrive at Delaware CMy at o'cIock
where passengers can take the Steam noal nmejiaey
10; Pm laelpha, and on Tuesday, Thursday and SAot
aiicrnuUns, upon tie arrival of the Steam Boat from, lM
delpsa, @ill leave Delaware City, ior ST. Georges AMI
snmma i'rdge.
Passage from Delaware City, TO 81. Georges, IS Ne.
. fHin do. 10 Summit glidge, 50
he,urhtfB, same Price
II. HuGG, Philadelphia,
Z. iULFORD, ST. Gcoleea
I Nrfli i3, l32S. UT
4 n . Tie buat VII BE always in readiness to accommo
fl4tp par,les, ifrh o'clock, Monday Wedu,say an
tfday mornings, to two O'clock, on Tuesday, 1mlisis
nd saturday Afternoons; ard on Sundays viii meet an
! steam Beat tiist may arrive al Delaware City.
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
E5s5ss7LIs9NEglSG1.

gEsliE snhscrte' MIN "a 4 y afA Ae public gene
ally cau!i sts tie al ote business, a AZ m
b anches No. lJ0 % se! sreet, n1 oof q te " e
IF ne P4hia aad eais y ,eceise ~ atdcfs ~ GG'
Which VIII bc .e,u ,.ith accniacl and despatch t'i
books rtDonud tEt nsatast aad nos q a~ac manner
ter5as 9p receive gUr ,H.5ers VT til # e tl.e
advantage 10 gyc hia wilen ihey n tlll.n bound
Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-06-27
Patent I}H'i7g s1fachiRe

Now ii 60 ~, areHt ia,cttlser Is !3ls & sariy all
orders for Gt4aNk BOOKS jill, atein, hoond " sherr,
ca. deer RusS,a ,eat et, Sltl or Without pAiEN
s2lsiNG BtGl.Str atis ale,sc p Hich oeee known
t"iih The lg aaltiaaal esfsass aoia ndace " prr-
prefer taaG, for aecga bas &, hsnnpsana poeh-
rult and bnund Win fsar s8aaG HNk, aAd lits
II RAsns, with gifeis, er and for les,
prcc, Chan any ever heet9tete d39c ~ thS state.
orders from distance promptly attended e
itNls WILSON
Wilmington, April Is, 1873. 4d- u
Delaware journal., 1828-10-21
From the Baltimore Patriot.

Look at this New Hampshire and Maine have
again and again proclaimed their voice for the Ad-
ministration and yet their Senators in Congress,
Chandler. Paris, and Woodbury., array themselves
against the Administration. We now have for the
second time the voice of Delaware, and yet her Sen.
ators, cLane aud Kidgeiy, array themselves
AGAINST the Administration, Three fourths OF the
Prople of New York are for the Administration
and yet her crafty calculating Senators Van Buren,
and Sanford. array themselves against the Admin
stralon. And Maryland too, stout and firm tor
the Administration, yet one OF her Senators, Gene
raj Smith, arrays himself against the Admnstra
tim and had it not been for the resignation OF Col
! Llovd in luckess moment for him and lucky
one for the State, we should had him also arrayed
against the Administration, actively. perhaps, as he
displayed himselfin Talbot at tine recent election,
aud where he met with most graceless defeat.
Lei these States be fairly represented. according "a
the ,cM of The People, aud the Administration would
b., A. pnw eyiul in the Senate of the Union, as Mr.
ffcrson's in his best days. This will soon come
to ,s--Chandler, rar, and Woodbury.. will be
Dismissed by the respect I've Legislatures just elect
ed and the rest VIZ. share their fate as soon as the,
can be reached by the votes Of an abused and 'ndls
nant People. MADiooH.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-21
THE PROSPECT.

The New York American, OF Saturday last con-
tans the following statement. 5" tar, LEI be re-
membpred. the calculations uponStates as certain for
Mr.. Adams, have been verified by actual results OF
elections
The election in New Jersey has turned out, even
be yond our hopes, that yet confident, iaNoufa-
by to the good cause, and renders the vote OF that
State IN the Presidential question as certain as mo
it were already recorded. This. IN onf Judgment
settles the issue--comng as il does. upon the back
of the votes in Delaware and Maryland. II no"
rests--as we have long said it would est--@ith tins
State. to decide between the Northern. and the
Southern man, between the Statesman and the sol
der. between the safe. cautious and wise Admins
tra,iou-which now rules the Coun'ry-and th'
motly combination of discordant materials that un
der the name of Jucksoni-in. seeks TO govern IT
: Can there be doubt how the free, intelligent am
educated people Of this State will decide Surel
not.-And they must decide it alone. To New for
{ will belong the honour of saving the nation Iron
+ military ascendency. She can do it--she will DO !
i There are districts enough now known--as certa'r
T. ly as any thing contingent can be KNOWN to
l. favourable to the Admin straon. Let them thel
e only hold last to the good taith--use every effort
= the good cause--and regardless OF the camnrs, II
boasts and the predictions Of their noisy ard unscr
pulous opponents, persevere unto the end---and su
= cess is certain.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-21
DIED.,

In this place. (smyrna) on Thursday morning the 16,
inst after long ard severe Illness THOMAS ALIB me
BUDD. youngest of Mr. William A. Budd, late Of Phil
adelpha, aged about l8 months.
In the death of this infant, called upon to exer-
else that patience and confidence which duty under
those spensatons of Providence, which when "we can
mot co,nbrehend must learn to trus The parents OF
(ths child have not nov that the ways Of Providence
lae MYSTERIOUS They conhde in Him that he will do
all things we-But even to them, as well as others, this
appears dark Providence.
This interesting child possessed an extraordinary share
lof those Qualities which we admire in innocent pratt
les--mdness intelligence and beauty That so promls-
ling child should be thus early called to the tom scause
regret indeed; but sorrow is qualhed pJ KNOW
ledge that his suerngs here ended, and the assurances
that his pleasures are immortal.
Happy infant, early blessd;
Rest in peaceful slumber, rest;
| Early rescu'd from the cares
| Which increase with growing years.
| --Lasting only and divine
Is an innocence like thine. H. M. =.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-21
r,EEAWARE JOURNAL
WI. .!.-,sS>cc i. N s.sgNs
Tuesday, October "a, AS2S.
"A WORD OR TWO, BEFORE WE PART

"A WORD OR TWO, BEFORE WE PARI."
On reliuqulshing the management OF the pela-
ware Journal, the Editor congraulates his readers
that the State has decided to have neither part nor
lot with the g Combination" and that those lew
politicians, who seemed to imagine that the people
of Delaware ought to be subject to their control
have fully discovered the erroneous estimate Oh
their own character and influence, as well as that Of
the virtue, intelligence, and independence Oh the
people.
We shall not indulge in the many remarks upon
the past which the present occasion would justify
For two years, and for the last 18 months without
cessation, the Editor of this paper has labored IN
showing decided grounds of preference Of Mr. Ad-
ans over any that could be urged IN favor OF Gene
raj Jackson The good will ofsome of his jackson
brethren-especialy that OF the eleUe"th hour gen
temen. and the consequences of the neglect of his
private business during this period, are the only Pc
culiarly personal benefits whish be has received
Delaware journal., 1828-10-21
From, the Richmond Whig, Oct. IS.

DELAWARE election. as far as the people
are concerned is over in Delaware. and the Ad-
ministration has completely triumphed,
Mr.. JOINS, the Administration Candidate, is re
elected to Congress, by majority Of 42l over Mr..
Bayard. Il
This signal triumph was achieved in the face Of
Mr.. McLane, who traversed the whole State and
harrangued the people.
Ouere as to Mr.. McLane-In bis late electo-
peering tour through Delaware. he made the $ bar
gain., the theme OF his defamation. Did he not
two wears after the election, declare his disbelief in
the .;bareain ?" Was he not conspicuous among
those personal friends. who advised Mr.. Clay TO
ACCEPT THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE
RENDERED HIM by Mr. Adams lithese facts
are not true. Mr.. McLane has been much mlsrepre-
sented. If they ale true, how will Mr. McLane
reconcile them with his present denunciation of Mr.
Clay ON the score of the bargain. Mr.. McLane's
praises have been loudly sounded as talented,
| highminded and chivalrous man. Inc world Will
Judge whether his conduct in the premises has been
bigh minded and chvalrous, or time serving and
treacherous. If the facts embraced IN the IN
terrogatories above true, as we believe them to
be, there can scarcely be difference OF opinion.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-21

ming indiguty by the New York Enquirer, who,
in consoling his readers for the loss Of Maryland
and Delaware, says on Monday last -
..The Adams men betray the weakness OF their
cause most concIusvely by their marked exullation
and ioy, at the returns from little Delaware and
MARYLAND. In the magnitude Of our undenlabie
calculations, have scarcely thought OF that mn
ute speck on the map that can only be onnd win me
aid of a microscope. denomina,ed Delaware. We
have some time since placed it in breeches pock-
ct and lost it, with an old tooth pick, and piece
of waste paper, we know not when, and had Tor
gotten it, until reminded BY the tower guns Of the
Adams party.-Noah.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-21

The Journal will be conducted by the Publishers,
until another arrangement shall be made, which VIII
probably be done in a short period.
All communications and letters relating to the es-
tabshment, are to be directed to the Publishers OF
the Journal, until otherwise directed.
We call upon all subscribers, without dlstinctonI|
to pay their Dues and to remember that in paying
them, it is but triHing contribution in support or
that cause, in favor of which the State, to her hon
or, has ranked itself
Our leading Opponents have nominated their next
Governor, and the people fthe State should see to
it, in time, that these political Philistnes come moi
upon them unawares.
We have observed in the Philadelphia Gazette of
the 4h and 9Th inst. the articles IN the preceding
coIumps--and in whatever poin; ofvew weregard the
production of a Citizen of Delaware" it must be
deemed very malicious, and paltry affair. II 1t be
viewed as an attempt to CRAFTY rancour OF private
malice against some OF our valuable citizens. then we
saw that it is false well malclous--& that know
ing the gentleman principally alluded to, as wen as
we do knowing the unveraf esteem IN which he Is
held in this vicinity. useful and valuable citizen
and as most aaiiable man, we are Almost at loss
| to imagine or conjecture now any ihuNoua' III ''''
neighbourhood could be lost to truth and decency
as to pen this unprincped libel, or who he crea
ture can be. We are not. however, entirely in the
dark on this subject. 1t is sufficient for the presen
to saw in relation this part 0t the subject; tina
this writer has exhibited some discretion IN publish
ing his libel at distance from the of action; u
this neighbourhood, no body would believe II. ant
there is not man in the employment Of any OF th'
geuement alluded to, whose testimony woul'i no
stamp it at once with its proper character OF false
hood.
If this essay bs regarded an explanation OF th
defeat of Jacksonism in Delaware, it is very pal
try affair." The jackson party were defeated. TO
south, because the master manufacturers 'irence'
their worklnen to oppose the hero. And why or hos
does il happen, that all the master manufacturers 0
Newcastle County are opposed to Gen. jackson
!, Mainly, because, they know, that the great bulk
the jackson party is hostile to the cause OF Nai"na
t Industry and they not such ,doaters. sue
!, man wGrshippers, as to sacrifice their aud thei
t coun,ry's interests, sacrifice the very means b
' which they live at the feet of this American Ju.
). gernaut They do not believe, that all @ir'ne, u
j. lision and patriotism consist in devotion 10 Ge1
:, jackson they do not believe that the great lnte
ests of their country were to be SACRIFICED to eeva
him: therefore they oppose him Their workme
D. were influenced BY their own reflection and reason
= no instance of compusion or intimidation ON Il
d part of any employer can be SHOWN, and we cha
d lenge such an instance
Delaware journal., 1828-10-21

VUVHE subscriber will offer for sale at public ven"
Il due, at the house Of John M Smith, in the bo-
rough of Whining Del on "Wednesday, goth November
next the following Real Estate, viz;
IN BRANDYWLyNE HUNDRED.
No l. A Plantation on the main Post Road from Phila
depha to Wilmington, about "a miles north cast OF the
latter place, containing oo acres. me buildings thereoh
are two story stone house, spring house and log barn.
So story frame house, coach house anu Stable, win
other improvements and c"nvenences me above tarm
susceptible of division into two small farms, having
ample improvements Tor oot ana wen iocleo io A' pure
No O. A tract of Land about miles from Wilmington
bounded by lands Of Samuel MCntock - Aidred and
David Penny containing % acres, u perm 8; IL acres
loo perchs whercufis we'll tmbered-tle residue cleared
land. .
boun,ed by meadow OF Wm. Wedin, Jno. Almond, Hem
~ Latue and the Marsh Road, containing acres $50
perches -, ~, ,,.
divided INTO two lots by road opened through it, bound-
ed by marsh of John Almond Henry Latimcr, the Marsh
Road and the River D:lawarei one lot containing and
M. G. A ot of Meadow in ditto, bounded by the Marsh
Road, mal sh of Join Weldin,-sharpiey and Island
Drcek, containing o acres
/ IN THE BOROUGH OF WILMINGTON.
No. T. A lot corner OF High and alnut s'ree.s, lib
feet inches on High street, by 70 ieet inches on WAL
nut street. This LOT will he sold entire or divided into
building lots OF lS feet inches front on Hgh street
and corner oi Wa,iAt street, ana ois Va ~ iSe1 os
each IL gh street. -,
Two frame houses and frame stables erected there
Ion will be sod separately to be removed Gil the premises
in one wes X After 25h Alafcn next 49,
No. g. lot on French street, between Broad and kent
streets 90 feet 'front.' and extending that width 2o4 let IL
inches to No g. with the improvements thereon CONSIST
n, of double brick house, brick coach house
and sabe at present occupied by the Rev hlr Gilbert
No. lot on Broad street, fronting 352 feet Oh said
street y 2S3 feet inches depth to Kent street, not
vet onened containing about q connected with,
and suitable appendage pasture lot to No 8.
No 10. A lot corner of Market and Hanover streets,
fonn 20 feet on Market street and continuing that width
to shley street; feet inches of the adjoining lot can
IN h added to it if desirable suit the purchaser, making
T. % feet 73nches in front on Market street
Possession will be given 25th March next of all that
y part of the property rented to that day and
as HE residue immediately after completing the title papers
+ Persons wishing to view any pert OF The aboye wl
he ,eas apply to Mr. Morgan Jones MIR john Hedges in
nt Wilmington =,
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock. r. M when the condi
. |tions will be made known by
JAMES HEJNPHLLL,
ri No. Ill, Spruce Street, Philadeipia
ol October 20, 1928. 55-ts
Delaware journal., 1828-10-21
From, the Nataoaal MtelHgencer.

To the States which have already given earnest
of glorious triumph TO the friends OF Clvi h'oer
,y, may now be added the patriotic state OF
NEW JERSEY.
The General Election for members ofthe Legs
lature of the State of New-Jersey took place on
Tuesday. This State, be it recoected, has been
very generally claimed by the Jacksonians, tor the
General. and where ii has not been claimed tor MN
has been sci down among the 9 dono'lus. view
Jcsey was never doubtful when the &C cause o
free Republican principles was at stake. The New
Jersey Blues and the Old Maryland Line ever stooc
their ground in the day of their country's peril
and their sons have shown that they are not unWor
v of their illusrious sires The forces OF the Com
! bnation have been completely routed IN tins con
Hest as will be seen by the following returns, bein
AL that have reached US:
Delaware journal., 1828-10-21

Somerset and Bergen counties have also given
maiorities for the ADMINISTRATOR the precise *
tent of which is not reported. hnn'eiaoh county
.Inne n which an Overwhelming majority was
claimed for the Jackson Ticket, has gwen MAJOR
~ tnr i 800 votes. The whole majority of the
administrator tickets, will, il is supposed, amount
10 Fire Thousand vo,es We'll done, Jersey Blues !!
THE EFFECT OF THIS ELECTION.
Let us pause for moment, and take survey Of
1.-THE ground by the lights afforded by the elections
which have already taken place. It's how almost
certain hat the Administration Electors VIII De cho'
sen, next month, from the following olaes' 10 e'e
lnunhrr following, viz
Delaware journal., 1828-10-21
VIRGINIA. STATE LOTTERY,
Class II, draws THIS DAY, the 2lst.

1 prize Of $4,000, of $500. l of 1000. OF
200, of 1929. of of 1000, a of500, 8 of SoO 10
of 200, 10 of $50, 20 of 100, 46 oil 40 40 oil 80,
a6 of Is. 1850 of s. and $3.50 of dollars.
Tickets S4. Half S2, Quarter 81. Eighth so cents.
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
leth Glass, 48 Nos. Drawn Ballots DIETER for the
purchaser than any Scheme ever issued.)
SCHEME.
prize of S2500o, of 5000, Of 1000. | OF
tsoOo of $500, of 1858, 5 of 1000, 10 of 500
IA Of 500, Al OF 100, Al of Co. Al OF 30. Al OF 40,
SO of so, 6l5 of 90, 5740 of 10 dollars.
Ticket $40, Half 5, Quarter 81 so. Eight S IS.
The drawing Of the CONNECTICUT S7.aTE
LOTTERY Second Glass.
6, 60 43, SO, 81, 49, g. "A
This office did not sell the Capital Prize, but sold
%. ss. 45. which was only prize Of $3.50, tor
which the Cash was Immediately PAID