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fiR SDA Y, SEPTEMBER 16, 1802.

zc,ooo, for the First brawn Ticket I
ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY,
Begins drawing the zyth November next.
SCHEME.
2 - - of - - z 5,000
• 3
3
6
_ ; 550
And 9,460 °the). Prizes, from Z. 100,170 z. t§, amounting
in the Whole to the Sum of x,SB,OOO.TICKETS and SHARES will rise considerably;
therefore lose no Time, as they are now selling in
great variety, and in Shares, at NICHOLSON's Fortunate
Office, i 6, Corniiill, ;where two Prizes of X. io,ooo and
X. .5,000 each, in the two last Lotteries, were sold in Shares.

TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND rOUNDS
For the First-drawn Ticket.
THE STATE LOTTERY begins Drawing
November '29, aez: -
PRESENT PRICES.
Ticket - - « ,C. t 7 12 0
Half - X.B 18 o Eighth - - 2 5 6
Quarter - 4to o Sixteenth - - t 3 o
Tickets and Shares of Tickets are now on Sale at
Ht)l<NSßY'and Co
No. a 6, Cornbill, opposite the Royal Exchange, London;
Also at their Licensed Offices, throughout the Kingdom.
Aif .Shares'sold at this Office will be smnpedi 4Areeabla
to Act of Parliament, with the words, "State Lottery Stamp
Office."—Sauk, India, and. South-Sea Stocks, with- then-
several Annu ties, and all kinds of Government Securities
bought and sold by Commi,sion.

A DESIR:ME FREEHOLD- ESTATE, TITHE-
- FREE, MANORS AND' MANSION-HOUSE, TO

BE SOLD ;
CONSISTING of the very Extensive And En_
tire MANORS of ENSHAM, NEWLA.ND and
TII,GARSI,EY, of the extent of 6000 Acres, and near is
miles in circutnference, abundantly stoeked,with Pheasants
and othet Game,- with considerable chief Rents, `Court Leer,
Court Baron, Manorial Rights thereto belonging, an elegant
new-built Mansion, called Ensham Hall, with suitable Of-
fices, an excellent Kitchen Garden wailed in, Hot-houSes,
Green-house, Pleasure-ground,' Shrubberies; Ponds stored
with Fish, and every Convenience for the reception of a large
Family ; together with about 96 Acres of Lard, upwards of
200 Acres of which are Wood G round,, the Whole in a Ring
Fence, surrounding the Mansion, free of Land-Tax.
The SitUation. eeriedly dry and healthy, the Turnpike.
Roads excellent, distant'B Miles from. Oxford, 5 from Wood-
stock, 3 from-Witney, and several Packs of Hounds are kept
ia the Neighbourhood: •
Apply to Messrs. Strom!, Still and Strong, Lincoln's Inn,
Loncinu ; Or Mr.' North, So:1,-..itor in Woodstock. • •
To be viewed-by application at toe Mansion House'..

LINCOLNSHIRE.
TO BE SOLD IN LOTS BY AUCTLON,
About the middle of. October next,

THE MANORS aIA ESTATES of the late
FRANCIS ()TWAY, sittiate in the Parish of
Pinchbeck, the• County of Lincoln alinesaid, consisting
of -several. MESSUAG ES and numerous .Toftsteads, that
have a right of Pasturage upon the extensive Commons and
Fens of. Pinchbeck, Coivbitt and Deeping, to-
gether wirii about 680 Acres of valuable inclosed Lands,
chietly in Grass.
The whole under an Aet for Inctosure and Drainage, and
extensive Works are now •carry4ig, into execution, couse-
-quence of powers' ther.ein given. •
• 7./k considerable-part of the Estate is. now under small mo-
dusses;.anda &mon of the Commons are direded.to he set
apart for exonerating the -Estate's frbin Tithes of all kinds. -
The advantages front-the - surt:.los quantity of
Common ovcr and above-what will be .-no..:sary t.; e;;,:..;ic•-
r,tte the inciosure from Tithes, are suppoSed to be equal; at'
not iitiperior,'to any;thinx -of the kind attempted in the
Kingdom, and will be found to be well worth the attention
of any Gentleman desirous of laying money out upon Landed.
Property.
Notice will -be given when the days of Sale are fixed, and
printed particulars ready to be deli vored by' Mr. Handley, of
Sleaford ; W. and J. Black, of Middle Temple, Landon; and
of Mr. Skelton, Pinchbeck.

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