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erßsoayia,dl
SHARESin; TI
for the ST AT E I.OT't'ERY which begins Draw-
ing the 13th of next Month, the Scheme of which contains the
above Capitals, besides the usual propertion of other Prizes.
In the late Lottery,t No. 9,sso, a Puze of 20,0rh0l and
No. 19,;74, a. to,ooql. were PUth sold. in Shares tof HA-
:AA R 11 RN E and Co.
*.R.l' Correspondents accompanying their Orders with 'Re-
mittances, will he treated on the sante Terms as if present.
Letters (post-paid) duly answered.

EXCELLENT SCHEME.
2 Prizes of

36.30.000
20,000

2 - - tc.oco
• 5°31
toot)
8 - - - Soo
IFORNSBY and CO. berr° leave to observe, that
wll 1- they were the first ~ sold two Capital Prizes of
30,0001. each, Nos. 33,979, and 42,569 ; besides 214 Capital
krizes, fr,m coal. to 30,0001. •
Hoinsbv anti Co. icspeCtfully acquaint their Friends and
it he Public, that they have on Sale TicKETS '•and
Sri,' R ES, • tlititling the Purchasers. to those important
)I'-tzes, and at the very lowest Prices,
The Pirst-diawn Ticket on pie 13th of. next Month will
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great demand; and it is a tvell-known fad, that, wheneva
3a,0001. Prizes have been intrOcliiced inro the Scheme, tare
Tickets have been invariably all disposed of.
N.' Oilers by Letter or Carrier executed exally On the-
same liberal terms as it present, at the Old Established State
Lottery 011ice6, 26, Cornhill, 52, Charing-cross, and St',
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POPE's LOTTERY OFFICE,
12, CASTLE-ALLEY ROYAL-EXCHANGE.
1" is with much gratitude for former Favours, and
.vith great satistaction, at present; that the Proprietor of
this Of-Ike can strenuously. recnininend the New Scheme to
the attention of its niymerous highly-respt.ctAi Friends, awl
Yuhitc tr.general ; a ;:eherno, that .appears to have merited
universal approbation ; and which, tbr magnitude of Prizes,
certainly stands unequalled by .any former ode of so few
Numpers. It needs only a perusal to .be' convinced of the
iad•

A great Variety of TICKETS and SHARES, for the,
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