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:he ensuing STATE LOTTERY are now on Sale at their
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is which dry the Fifth and Fifteenth Blanks will each be entitled
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TITHES.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr..ROBINS,
A VALUABLEatidHIGIiLY-IMPROVABLE
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