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TO Tim PUBLIC.

(2. WEBB, for favours already experienced, re-
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to adventure in the Small but RICH LO rfERY, to be Drawn
on TO-MOR/tW, the 4th of JUNE, he respectfully solicits a
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.Having now a great variety of Tickets and Shares for Sale,
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Nu. 17, LUDGATE-S MEET, near ST. PAUL's,
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STEPHENSON'S PATENT FILTERING
MACHINES are portabk, ne,rer out of repair, and will
play Water of the foulest source at the unexampled rate of 300
papaw day, rendering the Water in colour beautifully trans.
Wig. The increasing demand he receives is a convincing proof
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'Me seen at work at his Manufactory, No 6, M,:rtimer-
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. N. 11. Water Closet. and Engine Pumps upon the most
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