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London, England, 1807-04-27 00:00:00

THIRD DAY OF DRAWING.

THE First-drawn Ticket, May 2, being the
Third Day of Drawing, will be entitled to
-.TWENTY THOUSAND P UNDS.
Fir.t-drawn, Fourth Day of Drawing. May 14
TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
Fiqt-drawn, Fifth Day of Drawing. May t 6,
TL•N THOUSAND POUNDS. ~•
First-drawn, Sixth I)4y-of Di:awing, May tg,
TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. •

• 'The above Prizes will be given to the First:drawn Tickets,
tver and above- any of the numerous Hosting Capitals the
whect contains.

PRICE.

Whole Ticket - - Xl9 1B
11„alf -41 e, 3 o Eighth - Za 12 o
Quarter - - - 5. 3 o Sixteenth - ' 6 6
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TWENTY-THOUSAND POUNDS
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4nd all the Tickets drawn that Day will he 'PRIZES,'
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