Star.
London, England, 1822-08-08 00:00:00

TWO OF £30,000 !! !

Jand J. SIVLWRIGHT are Selling warranted
• ;indrawn Tickets and Shares for the

GRAND LAST DAY OF DRAWING,
NEXT TUESDAY, ISTa AUGUST,

Whn the TWO Great Capitals of A 130,000, and all the other
Prizes, are SURE TO BE DRAWN.
J. and J. &Yawata's,. sold in Soares morn the Prizes of
.4.'12.000 Drawn the First Day; also No. 573, a Prize of if:2oo,
a: their old and fortunate Offiee;,

37, Contariu. ;
, HOLBORN

ss, HATMARiTT, corner .
of Coven.: r y-st re ct.

GRAND LAST DAY.
ROLL informs his Friends and the Public
tat the preset:: Lottery will finish Drawixg NEXT
SAT, 13th August, when the
TWO PRIZES of C 30.000
An I all the other Prizes Must be Drawn.
is and Shares, warranted =drawn, are 'elfin:: at CAa-
tortnnnte Offices, 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford-street;
to sold a great portion of the Capital Prizes in the last
Lotteries, including

FTV

Pil ses of
Prizes of
FOR Si

£30,000
£20,000!

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