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London, England, 1810-12-13 00:00:00

WANT EL),

'ARM, front Four Hundred to Seven Hun-
dred Acres, mostly Arable Land, within seventy Miles
of London ; with a genteel House, or a
,good Farm-house,
Vvilich might be converted into one. •
For particular's apply (post-paid) to M. A. No. 62, Pic-
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ON AN ENTIRE NEW PLAN,:
. ' STATE L'OTTE'itY,
To be_ Drawn the toll of FEBRUARY.
SCHEME.- ..
4 Prizes of.. ,C2o,eao - - arc -.- 454,000
13 - - - - 2,033 -
12 - . - - .1,000 - . - - - - 124000
10,000
24 •, • - - IP° " • • - - • 2,400
144 - - . - Vi - :fioo
3,1100 . - - .... - zo - .. - . -'. r.'76,0a0
....--- _
4,012 PriZes. -. kxcia‘ooop
.........-- -
TICKETS and SHARES CHEAPER!
GREATER CHOICE of NUMBERS I and
- 'NO INCREASE OFTICKETS !
MORE CAPITAL PRIZES! and
NO PRIZE UNDER TWENTY POUNDS!
TICKETS and- SHARES are Selling at -all the-
, Licensee! Offices, and by every Lottery- AG ENT .in
The United Kingdoms, on much cheaper terms than the last
s may be .cen by the following Comparison of Prices.
-PRESENT LOTTERY. LAST LOTTERY.
Ticket - . . Xat 6 o Ticket - - . - ,C 2.2.15., o
lialf - - - to 15 o Half - - - ix 14 6
Quarter -- - 5,9 6 Quarter -- - 519 -o
-tighth' . .. - 215 6 Sixteenth
- - - 2 19 0
Sixteenth - - 1 8- o - - I to 6
An early Purchase is recommended, as the Scheme stems
to meet universal approbation.

EYTON,.late PEirtrier with the-deceased Sir J.
I. Branscomla, returns • his grateful Thanks to those
Vriends who have honoured, hint with their commands since
he commenced business on his own accojint, at No. 2,
.7.2ornhilt„ near tliu.Mansion-liouse, and Intbrins than that
his usual success has' attended Purchasers at his fortunate
Office, having, since that period, sold Nine Capitals. includ.
ing No. 2,763, in Sixteen Sixteenths, the last and only scoot.
Prize shared inthe Aare, Lottery ;-he, with confidence, re-
commends the present Scheme of the State Lottery, to'be
drawn in One Day, Febrility- rc, and wishes- his Friends, to
notice the undzrinentioned ip.clucetricUts :—The Tickets are
cheaper-v.l'l'o-e is the usual4Mount,UF Prize Money-- More
• Capital tizes,--No Vrizt lass,than zal,,rj-Twenty Thousand
ditterent Numbers, intl. 2,3, or 4 Tickets of different Nuin-
- bers.may gain:as many wen ty .thowand. Pound,. Prize. •
Tickets and Shares on. Sale by LYTON, 2, • Cornhill,
near the Mansibii!fleitse. tij2-.:1!4'

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