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GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
ItErrrUESDAY
WILT. BE THE IFOLIRTH DAY OF DRAWING.
rrliE TicKETs, No. 3,166, a Prize of 10001.
-a- and No. :.'O6, a Prise of sf)oLon the Bth of March, were both
sold in Share by HODGES, PAINE and Co. Stock-lkokers,
No. 149, Oxford-street, and 2, Cornhill, where Tickets and
Shares, warranted undrawn, are on sale in great variety.
The Wheel is immensely Rich, as will be seen by the follow-
ing Statement, viz.
STATE OF THE WHEEL.
4 of X 20.000 14 of Xl,OOO
1 1,0,000 29 -50 U
4 5,000 Ste. &c:
i N. B. Prizes, to any amount, paid on demand.

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