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BE . .. • . • DRAWS. • LADY BR A NSCOMB, • • WIDOW OF SIR JAMES 13RANSCOMB, REQUESTS petrnissi,in to acquaint her numerous Meads, isttle Public, that 1 ickiti and Shares are selling kgreat variety of fortunate Numbers at. . Ow i, tIOLBORN BARS, ' And No .250, ' 1 - `e corner of sT. MARGARE vs HILL, MiUlle-tow, • Borough, Solely oti her own account. sirJ.Rranscomb was. excessively fortunate in the sale of Ca pitol Prizes, and b , s Widow uusts her Offices as above will in *present lottery be proved equally fortunate. 9TATE LOVf F.ltY. 2, CORNHILL, AND tB, COVE N'lltr-STREET. VYION receminends his Friends and the Public merely to notice the fa?ourite Scheme of the New-year's latteiy With Ally 12,000 '1 icket4, there are . 1 wo l'rizes of /0,00, Two of £6,000, Two of £4,000, Six of £l,OOO, &c . bs. No Prix- less than sE2o,and the whole to be drawn 21st olkil Month. —Tickets and Shares are selling by EYroN, as 11011 k who had the pkarire of distributin; to his Friends in the lawn drawn in October and November last, the following OgilakPrises, in F. ty-nine shares : • Xs. 3.34 S Clue A, a Prize of £1 5,000 8,31 P Cis B it A l Prize of £13,000 71 Clais a, a Prize of £l,OOO • 4,045 Class 4,a Prize. of ----013;Chosg, a Prise sif • • -450‘)--&c. &a.— ' Nixr minapoi DAY YOU CAN BUY 'TWEIITY - 171017SaltD POUND 1P1t1229; A - 'II4E DRAWING Or' THVEI ATE LOTTERY BEGINS AT NINE O'CLOCK THE FOLLOWING MORNING. .ONLY 1;000 :I ICIkETp. s-. min Gain ae20;000 ..... _ _ . lo to . b .- . will 4'4 • 10,000 • • 510 0 • , ,wW Gaia - 5,000 116 6 - 21/4 Gials ... 2,596 . -'.!-- s 1 8 6 - WU' Gain - '1,250 - rr 111Sli solicits your Immediate commands at L. 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