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of 100,000
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5,000
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8,000
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100 31oney
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20 Money
10 Mum y

,O,CCO Tichets.

Sterlirg limey .040e,000

_,con for the First-drawn Prize each I)ay of Drawing.
s:2o,ec) for the Twenty-eighth-drawn Prize above 4.20 n.
'very Ti:::et will be drawn singly, each deciding its own fate
no n;:v:r. The Tickets and Shares ‘it sale are for the whole
of Drawint; ; therefore if a l'erson's Number he not drawn
st aty, he has a chnsce for the Second, and if not drawn
Second, hi. chance goes on to the Third, and so on till the

Tickets are numbered from No. 1 to 20,000, both in.
,ve. Na. Ito No. 6,000 will be vitt into the Wheel before
Erst Day. Nu 6,001 to No. lo,cou before the Secmd Day.
10,001 to No. 14,000 befo:e the Third Day. No. 14,001
;3..0,000 before the Fourth Day.
Tickets and Shares are selling by
J. and J. SI V EW R. I O Irv,
No.-V7, Consign ; 11, Holborn ; and .111, Haymarket ;
Who sold and Shared, in the Lottery just finished,

18,051 - X 5,000 18,071.-- £3OO
18,031 - £L.OO 6,740 - £4OO. 17,820 - £2OO.
Also, in the preceding Lottery,
No. 4,481, a Prize of £25,000!
And in a fermi. Lottery,
ALL THE Al/420.000 PRIZES!

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