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• THOS. DISNEY, Auditor and Regitter.
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HISTORY the INTERPRETER of PROPHE-
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MILLAR'S HISTORICAL VIEW OF THE
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T INDRAWN Tickets and Shares will continue on
fate, whilit any remain, at JONES and Co.'s State Lottery
Office (late Carroll's) Oxforddtreet, where Prizes from aol. to
30,0001. have been fold and paid on demand.
The Wheel is imnienfely rich, containing Prizes of 33.3:01.
zo,ocoL spc3l. 2,0001. SCi.B(C. &c. and only Three days mote
to draw.

----THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS •
NEXT TUESDAY.
HARRISON and BROOKE refpeafully acquaint
the Public, that the EiBiith day of Drawini wilt be on Tuef-
day next, and the Fiat Drawn Ticket entitled to 30,0301
Tickets and Shares, warranted undrawn, continue on fate at
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201. to 30.0101. will be paid on Demand.
N. B. The Wheel la unpreccdentedly rich, and only Three Days
to draw.

ONE HUNDRED 'THOUSAND POUNDS
In CAPITAL PRIZES remaining in the WHEEL,
And only Three Days to Draw.
A FEW more TICKETS and SHARES remain
to he difpofol of by an early application at
T. ROBER•I'S'S FORTUNATE OFFICE, No.B, Cornbill,
where the Ticket N 0.24,640, a prise of to pool. in the ilit Lot•
ttry, was fold in Fifteen Shares,
The Eigh•h Day of Drawing will he NEXT TUESDAY,
and the lira. Drawn Ticket entitled to 30,0031.

IMMENSELY RICH WHEEL,
CONTAINING
2 of £30,0X1 3 of 1,000
Z of zo,c:-.0 3 of z 0.4
z of 3PoO S of soo
&c. &C. &c.

And only Three days to draw.
G. SCOTT refpeatully acquaints the Public, that
I.—Jr • he has a few more Tickets remaining unfold, which may
be had at the °Mee price, by a fpeedy .application at his truly
Fortunate Office, No. is. New Bond.ltreet, where Capital Prizes
to a confidcrable amount hare been Sold and Shared, and the Mo-
ney paid on Demand.
Next Tuefday will he the Eighth Day of Drawing, and the Firft
Drawn Ticket entitled to 30,c0.:1.

THIRTv THOUSAND POUNDS •
For the FIRST-DRAWN TICKET NEXT TUESDAY.
And the Whcel contains Prizes of •
Thirty Thoufand Pounds Toro Thoufand Pounds
Ten Thoufand Pounds One Thoufand Pounds
Five Thoufand Pounds Five Hundred Pounds

&c. &c. &c.
With only Three Days more to Draw.
FROM the above irntnenlely rich State of the
Wheel an early application is ahrolutely =diary for the
fcw Tickets and Shares remaining unfold at
CARTER'S FORTUNATE OFFICE. Na.B, Charing Crofs.