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SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 1815,

LIIFTY CAPITAL PRIZES in the NEW
YEAR'S STATE LOTTERY, of 12,000 TiCkets, to be-
gin Drawing NEXT WEDNESDAY, January, 1815. •-•
SCHEME CONTAINS
2 - • of E. 20,000
2 . - 10,000 ;
2
4
6 - 5OO
8
10
16... 2OO •
- And '2,872 Prize, from 1091. to 'l5l.
TICKETS and SHARES arz. Ailing by RICHARDSON,
GOODLUCK, and Co. Contractors for the Lotteiy, at their
Offices, the Corner Of Bank-buildingS, Cornirill, and facing
the King's Mews, Cliariik.crass.

A T PERRY's State Lottery-Office, No. 1,
Holborn. liars, TICKETS and. SHARES are on Sale

for the NEW YEAtt's -LOTTERY, which begins Drawin4
isib-__THIS MONTH. The SeheMe contains Fifty Capital
Prizes; including Two of iO,OOOl. Two of 10,0001. &c. &c.
if Only 12,000Ticliets.
shared the largest Prize that has been sold for
Thirty Liittries ; and in the last twelve months, One of
,2.9,0001. One or 0001. several of 1,0001. 5001. :,5001. &c. &c.
were'also‘sold-anNiaretl atPER4Y's truly Fortunate Office,
l\o. 1, Uolhorn Bars
.111

BISH. Sold,, -in' the List Three Months, thb
following CAVITAL PRIZES; the fortunate Share-
holders are most of thou paid, and those that ai e. ni)t may have
their Money On demand, :!t. either 4, Cornhi -or 9, Charing-'
Cri/SS,

Nu, 10,775........ E. 20,600 I N 0.4,158 L. 00,000
2,712 lO,OOO 1,477 3,000
3;613 l,OOO 500
2,859...1 5OO 382. 5OO
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gesidesTtn (4'301. and 2001

Ticketsand Slyirts are selling for a.l.ottery of i 2,1)00 Tittets,
to begin Drawing the I'Bth of 'TIPS NlON'rkl. -Scheme
with particulars, may be had gratis of ttr,..-:,"who trriseacts
all business the Public Funds with fidelity and dispatch, at
4, CORNIIELL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS.

MILLAND HOUSE, HANTS.
Handsome-HousehoM Furniture, Lire and Dead• Stock,
• cultural Implements, &c. .
To be SOLD iry AUCTION, (on the Premises) by Mr. WEL-
LER, (by order of the Assignees of Mr. Cook,) on Monday
the Nab January, 1815, and following Days at Eleven
o'clock :
THE Genuine and Entire Modern Elegant
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Linen, Plate, Wines,
China, Glass, Books, Ont-door Stock, &c. comprising Four-
post Bedsteds, with beautiful chintz furnitures, with dra-
peries and rrenel, Window Curtains of chintz and scarlet
moreen, prime goose Feather Beds, Matt esses, Blankets and
CounterpaneS, various Mahogany Drawers, Grecian eating-
room Chairs, sets of dining, 100, and-other Tables, a suite of
Drawing-room Furnitare, with elegant patimpore French
Curtains, a i4i.e.cian Sofa, rose-wood, card, and tea Tables,
Chairs, and large Pier Glasses, Mirrors, Turkev,Brnsscls and
Kidderniinster Carpets ; Plate, Table Chits, Desert Services,
and Tea Equipage, a Table Scn-vicc 4i Vedgewood Ware, a
quantity of Glass; Table and Be.i-lnien—Books—Maderia,-
Claret, Port, and Vidonia IV:nes—a Time piece, ebonized
and japan Chairs and Dressing-tables, an Office Desk, Watt's
patent copying. Machine--Kitchen, Brewing mid Washing
Utensils, a pate:it Mangle; Melon, Cuennibtr Lights, Gar-
den 'fools and Green-house Plants. •
The Out-door Stocks--Contists of an excellent six-inch
wheel and foot name: wheeled Waggons, four six-inch wheel
Dung and two •iight Carts, with good-thill and trace Harness,
Boilers, Ploughs, Harrows, with all other Agricultural im-
plements—two Ricks of Wheat, and two Ricks of Hay, a
quantity of Barins-12 capital draught Horses, two clever
Hackneys, a small black Mare with a Foal at foot, 4 Norman
Cows, 2 Heifers, 2 Pole• Cows, 2 Heifers, 2 Bulls, 4 French
'Heifers = of, 5 hams, 30 Sheep, 80 Lambs, 2 Sows and Pigs
and aße n Donkeys and a Cart, 2 Pointer Bitches and
Spaniels, to-Tcrkies, 50 Ducks and Fowls.
The Effects maybe viewed. mrSaturday prceedinger'thc Sale.
Catalogues in due time, at Gd.,eaeli, may he had at the
place of Sale,—Anchor, LiphoOk ; Dolphin, Petersiield ;
King's inns, Godalming; Crown, Guildford; Spread Eagle,
Midhurst ; Crown Inns, Portsmouth and Gosport ; Dolphin,
Southampton ; Red Lion, Fareham ; Dolphin. Havant ; Half
Moon, Petwerth; Crown, Arunde; Hotel, Worthing.; Old
Shipp Brighton Star, Lewes ; Auction Mart, London ; and
of Mr. Weller, Chichester.

CHEAP EDITION OF CREVIER'S
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TLIVII PATAVINI HISTORIARUM; ab
o urhe Condita libri qui supersaut, xxxv. Itecensuit
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CREVIER,
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