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London, England, 1820-01-07 00:00:00

FOR SALE II

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THE GOODS UN
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About 420 Gallons Sp:A its Brandy.
1.15 Gallons Brandy, kgtl strength far Dealers.
1775 Gillloll4 Spirits Geneva.
12G3 Paunds. Tel 17S spare Ye. s. Paper Itangirt
9 Bannt•ts 4 ilbs. Chocolate
84 Crowns LechoruStraw S Bottles French Wine .
(.9 Brims 4 Fans
Some Straw Trimming 1 Worsted Shawl
13 Boxes Tnvs 10 Yards Muslin
26 Bottles Perfumery 4:,iYards Lace .
2.1 Pairs Leather Garters 1 Lace Veil
16 Pieces China l3 Plain Paper Prints
•„ • Th.: above Goods will nut be Sold for kn than the Tsp.—
Fen Duti,:s.
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TOR ZIPOit.TA
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339 2-7 Pieces East India Silk Handkerchiefs
5.5.5 Yards East India Si.k, or Taffeta
.182 i Yards-French Silk
24 Yards French Satin
181 i Yard( French Ribbon
105 7-12 Dozen Pairs French Kid Gloves
1 Satin Rohe 17 Pairs Silk Stockings
22 Salt Scarfs 25 Silk Ituitikerchiefs
5 Silk, Shawls 3 Gauze Handkerchiefs
The above Goods may be viewed the Day preceding, and on
the Morning of the Day of Sale.
N. B. A Deposit of :225 per Cent. will be required.

• NEXT WEDNESDAY.
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FOUR PRIZES OF £20,0001
For the SMALL LOTTEItt,
TO BEGIN THE NEW YEAR.
NT, EXT WEDNESDAY, It*. 12.—Two Prizes of
1.11 £20,000 mutt be decided in the First Five Minutes of
the Drawing, and the Tenth-drawn Prize above £2O. 6d. will
Lave Twenty Thousand Pounds more.
J. and J. SIVEWRIG HT, Sole Contractors, had the pleasurti
to close the Old Year by distributing, under their new System, a
great excess of Prizes of £20,000 to fortunate Adven;urers in
London and its vicinity, and nearly thirty other Cities and Towns
in England and Scotland ; and they hope, at the beginning of the
New Year, to divide Four snore Prizes of £20,000, at their
fortunate (Aces,
No. 37, CornhM ; I -11, Holborn ;
58, Haymarket; I 141, Oxford-stteet ;
Where Tickets and Shares are on Sale in the greatest Variety.

FORTUNE invites you to try your Luck at
Brsirs ;

And, u a further inducement, presents you with
POUR PRIZES OF /..'20,000!
Two of which must be decided in the First Five Minutes.
BEGINS NEXT WEDNESDAY. ._
LOWEST PRIZES £l6, AND ONLY 10,000 TICKETS.
Tickets and Shares are selling by T. !Inn, Stock linker,
4, Coruhill, and 9, Charing-Ciobs; and by his Agents in the
Country.
1:r• In the Lottery just ended, BISII sold Seven Capital
Prizes (Two of which are not yet decided as to their ultimate
value), the Shares were distributed over various parts of the
United Kingdom • and, exclusive of his own Capitals, his Agent
5.t liver Pool. lasi Lottery, sold part of one of the Af.4.),Ove
Prize, drawn the First Day; and his Agent at Edinburgh sold
part of • the other Prize of eO,OOO drawn the same day I

GENUINE MUSTARD.
. JORDAN, in returning his gr4teful Thanks to
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the Public for the extensive Patronage be continues to
experience in the sale of his GENUINE MUSTAP.D, begs re-
speafttity to assure them, that nothing shall induce him to change
his system of making it from Mustard Seed alone. J. J. begs
to repeat, that the article generally made for Mustard is a great
ricpartiva of Wheat Flour, e6loured and heated with pernicious
which is sold to the Venders at a very low price ; and to
it:Lice them to promote its sale, Discounts of Thirty and Forty
per Cent. are allowed. To guard against the use of this unwholee
some Mixture, and to secure the Genuine Mustard front adulte-
rathn, it will in future be put up in Packets of one, two, three,
fnur,. and six pounds each; and in Cases of twelve and twenty
pounds each, labelled and sealed, which cannot be imitated but
b a forgery of J. JORDAN'S signature.—May be had in Casks, as
ureaL—Manufactory, 5, York-street, Borough ; Warehouse,
P 3, I Ugh I lolborn, London.
Sold, retail and in packets, by Messrs. Ilicks, Grocer, 59, San-
e:red., liib'atipsgate; Graham, Grocer, 37, Ludgate-hill;, Birt and
C:9. GrUCtIS, 16, Pickttt-etreet, Strand; W. 11. Crook, Grocer,
Kiag-street, Portinan-square; Edden, Grocer, 18, Aldgate;
Vt.e• Grocer, 63, Ikb-street, Borough; Price, Italian Ware-
te.:te, York-building% Kent-read; Graham, Grocer, 74, Great
St.:wy-s:reo, Black friar's-road, near the Bridge; Coulson and
F....A.114 Oilmen, aB3, 'BO-street, Borough; Sears, Grocer,
S Foot of Wettminster-bridge ; Smith, Grocer, White-
r:ea/se-road; Cballenor, Grocer, Stones-end, Borough; Cook,
-::.cer,(lactriss-row, Pimlico; Collier, Italian Warehouse, Wal-
-1,. ; I'. Plume, Groct r, Dock-head; llill, Grocer, 13,
t; tat Russell-street, Covent-garden ; headman, Grocer, Duke-
s: -et, Manchester-square; Corset and Co. Grocers, 152, Leaden-
} }}--e. teem; Alerth, Grier and Cilmen, Brentforti ; Knowles,
4 Market-place, Brumley; Drew, Grocer, Twickenham ;
Ovine, Grocer, King street, 1-lartiraersmlthe Webster, Gm-
r. (;•.-eruw.e.h; Smith, Greenwich; Yeoman, Drug-
Oct. Woolwich; and by many other respectable Grocers and
C.:..11t:r. throughout London and the Country.
'v. Ash for Jordan's neatlitl.ereteol Mortard,