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ifTE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which'
SIX
blig, Drawing JUN
£2O, of E 280
, is the only Lottery that ever
64 RIZES 00.
SCHEME.
are £120,000
6 Prizes of £20,000
10,000 .-- ....0,000
s .....
5,000 -- 10,000
s ....-
2,000 —... 6,000
s ......
........ 1,000 ------ 5,000
S
£OO
...--..
........ 5,500
7
100 ---.,
'---... 2,000
21 50 ..--- 1,500
0 ''''''. 22 ••••••••• 22,000
----
15 ........
60,000

5e250,000

,7 Tickets.
NO FIXED PRIZE.
oets and Shares are selling at A the Licensed Offices in
andby their Agents in the Country.
PRESENT PRICE.
Ticket
/10 15 0 I Eighth
5 9 0 I Sixteenth

,c 0,2 19s.
- P 2 15 13
1 8 0

CORNHLL, and 9, CIiARING-CROSS.
is lasi{ retnrns his rriost grateful Thanks to the
Gentry, and Public in general, for their un-
foots in the Lotteries just finished, and acquaints
viii; that rickets and Shares for the NEW STATE LO rI ERY,
obe drawl the 26th of June, are now selling as above; where,
ittheyotteries just finished, he sold and shared
No. 17,611, a Prize of £25,000.
06,455 - - £lO,OOO No. 4,182
14048 - - 6,000 988
18,,448 - - 5,000 17,966
$OB9 - 5,000 24,557
16,772 - 5,000 5,614 .
'The First-drawn Ticket in the City Lottery, .milled to the
*Hotel, valued at £25,000, was sold at ilish's Officals
otts Sixteenths ; also two other of the substantial Freehold
sl3es, ratite £9OOO.
kbernes, with particulars, to be had gratis; and the fortunate
Amid the above Prizes in both State and City Lotteries, may
bedsit money by applying to
No. 4, CORNHII.L, or 9, CIiARING-CROSS.

- - £l,OOO
. - SOO
- - 500
24,557 - - 500
500

1..-------------
the Grand and Last STATE LOTTERY for
Ntlo7, which begins drawing 28th June, 1808, behold the foi-
ling Capital Prizes, all floating: namely,
SIX of TWENTY 'FHOUSAND POUNDS!!!
i Priv' of X 20,000 1 7 Prizes of
I . ..... 10,080 I 20 ......
e 5,000 3O
3 2,000 1000
5 ...... 1,090 4COO
And only 25,000 Tickets.
For such Capitals, buy Tickets or Shares of
Sir JAMES BRANSCOMB and Co.
At dieirTemple of Good Fortune, N0.11,1-loxsoate; 37, Coate-
fix; or 98, HAY MARRET ; where, in the last State Lottery,
sere Sold, in 162 Shares, the following Capitals :
14,199 a Prize of Zto,ooo 19,200 a Prize of £5OO
909 ---. 10,000 1,814 -.-- 500
12,
,1176 --- 1,000 3,744 --- 500
10
13,862 --- 1,0410 5,798 --- 500
5,800 ---- 1,000 22,830 -- 500
12,191 1,000 17,949 --- 500
&c. At,:.
Likewise, N 0.1,570. the only Goland 40.0001. Prile ever known,
was sold at the above Offices, in 16 Sixteenths in the pr‘ceding
Lottery—And in the last City Lottery,
No. 15,820 entitled to £ 6 ,000
17,551 -•—... 4,000
9,273 -- 3,000

.C5OO
100
50
22
15

Ware ail Sbld, Shared, and Registered—and where 'Tickets and
Marta are now sellir.g, and the above Prizes paying on demand,
orenbanged for others in the 4 present State Lottery.

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ed
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