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GRAND CITY LOTTERY Of FREEHOLD
HOUSES DISCHARGED of lAND TAX.
£104,000 Value in CAPITAL PRIZES.
90,000 Tiocurs.
To be Dnwn in Guildhall April '2l.
Lk 01 Capital Prizes, with the Value of each.
IL4ND Fu
---•n.
EL, 9 Skinner-street, .
SC SkinneNtrect, ' ' .
43, dgt, - . -
45, ditto - . .
5, Pickett-street, - .
It ditto, .
• i 7. Skinner-street, - .
el, ditto,
411 ditto, . .
ill ditto,
C ditto, -
- t
10, Pickett-street, .
11, ditto, . -
la, Skinner-street, - -
40, West-Side of Snow-Hill, -
4; . Skinner-street, • ,
41s, ditto. .
49, ditto, -
4, Pickett-sueet, -
-A aanuttsstreet, -
Making together the Sum et X 104,000.
The above Valuation is taken at the lowest estimate, and there
is no doubt that by the time the Lottery Icarorn, the Property
will be very considerably increased in value. Offers have been
Wade from Various Persons to purcbese several of the Houses at
the pricy A.,
D.: ..' " --...Y are estimated at, and it is preposed that those
. 7:6 which AM divided into stroll' shares thaS be sold, and the
11".""44 P.lld to the Shareholders acco6l/0g to their respective
Shares, PRkSEDIT PlitlCl:..
Ticket - - ..C. 719 0
ii ,ilf
" £.4 40 1 Eighth - .41 2
6 .
/earth „ ta 3 0 slittcntlt •-• 011 0
Tickets and Spies are.selling at 411 the Orton.
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