{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
1t viii be seen by our columns to-day, that
General Lafayette has safely reached his
native country, and his home, where he has
received the tender embraces of his family
and the fond congratulations Of a numerous
concoursc of anxious friends. The Gener-
als passage acrcss the Atlantic was an un-
pleasant one; the ship being accompanied by
heavy winds the whole time but, it is a
consolation to hear that he arrived safe and
in good health.


We have understood that the fortunate
ticket which yesterday drew the Capital
Prize of SIS, 900, in the Washington Canal
& St. Peters Church Lottery, was but few
days ago sold by Messrs. Robertson & Little
of this Borough, at their Office lately cstab-
lished in Philadelphia.