The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-20 00:00:00

UNCOMMON ADVANTA6'ES.

THE Only Opportunity of gating a Capital Prize
ibis year, flaw otters, by the purchase of Tickets' or
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the 13th of Next Month.
Thf Fortunate Office of POPE, opposite the Bank of
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and Shares. The rich Scheme contains. three 2a,0001. three
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This Day was published,

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No. I. of • '
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IitCLTIVISTANTIAL DETAILS of the ASI'
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presentations which have:already arisen, and to enable the,
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