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HAZARD and Co. grateful for the increase of Public patronage bestowed on them, and for the pre ference given to their Ulti-esiablislerd Offices (which they in some measure attribute to their great success in selling Capital Prizes), /respectfully request the attention of their Friends to a brief statement of the Scheme of the present Lottery, which begins NEXT TUESDAY WEEK.—It contains FIVE PRIZES OF £20,000, FIVE OF E 2,000, Others of £5OO, Alpo, &c. &c. and NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE. • Lithe Prizes Sterling Money--No Classes--Every Ticket will decide its own F.tc. THE FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE WILL BE £20,000 MONEY. IIizARD and Co. sold in Shares, In the very last Lottery, 18,900 ... a Prize of ... £30,000 And 16,427 ... a Prize of ... 5,000 • Tickets and Shares are on Sale at !Litz-tan and Co.'s Offices, 93, Itoyal Exchange Gate; 2G, Cornbill ; and 524, Oxford sweet, London; and by their Agents in the principal Coun try Towns. 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