RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and...
tC'HARDSON. GOOD)LIJO, and C:o. respectfully IiIJacqugaint the Public, that the NE W STATE LOTrEPRY will be de1 ided in one day, Next Weaneaday, when the followving eapieal prizes m;ust be drarn :_ 2*of.?30,100 4 ......... of ..?20 2 . 2,000 10 .21.0l 4... 1,020 110 ...200,&c. ho blanks, as every number will ceceive ?s. shares in proportion. i'icketsanad Shares, chances for the above prizee, in a varietv ol *numbrers, r sle a ctheefoiflcre of >R;tichaarsdson, Goodluck, and Co. J n .SIVE WtRIGHT reoommlend te thteir Friends oonainngd... tePbith CHEMSE to be drawn aext WFednesday, 22 Prizea of . ?30,100 4 . Prize& of . ?520 2 ~~~ *0f0lo . . . 210 And every ticket will have 51l.2 moey .1 . an . 200wgt a dh sat8 racdtton to divide the very tlrst prize of 30,0001. that was ever 1rwn a n hope to add many of-tshe above to their unprecedentad ist of eaiiai prizes, the greet in-cretse ofwlshich 4eas 1rstxntroduced bya theint ther ondtradctos,ad wthiceh ttheytar3e halppy to.swe con- aa te e near applroach of the dissolution of lotteriet'a universal tr ust ouunsteefaat their f tur prhaes theiyr 13liSHontraotor-twith Government for the present t' LScrY, havinlg agreeably with his usual custom, ad-. c'rtiped theacheme in full, now calls the attention ot his heat Friends, the?uli to it?s?;poroincipal attractions. It conlaina r VO grand rn erling money; there are ro blankPs every number being sure of at )es 1;and the plan of ha.ving the whole sCltesse decided in onec da having gven such general satisfiaction, is again adopted by Bisb, Nsalteaov cptlEs adalte 3te prizes wil be+ drawn aniD ever numbe decde ._? next Wedanesday the d of Nov. allinon aeierof his offics 4fle, C 4ahl, aendil9, ahrnd .ros 9,l thelz.to O hharedC.HA AR and sold r1dano sv~yls1~ etUr where a mostrinoer ahn osfrther upriecdne of rnar 20,00 19,895 ive w;t ?2,i l0ate ?300at 7,40 rere ?220ivl ta of formrntrncto's. Offces nn, Co.ain aderiv , Chrea iensrerotrtt. 3poain streenthe intd PU LI.-AZ R dawnd Co* et the lrardir mo nate sincereh l thank fpric thre unrcdeantegd ptrewonae ofthey ?unavet recived l hir lote daontract,oand regrtc 9excedigl thatb E exsceee theutmost catulytcTulation tha ol bhe made-o fom the sables at it contains all the popular points of the last, wtith the additional inducemntrt of ThIrty 'Thousand Pottnd Prizets, viz.:- 2 of ?230,10l0 14 of ?1,020 10 of ?210 Bcsidlcs the same 2propo .. tio of 10-rkiz and every numnber 'o'ill have ol. therefore there aIre no blanks. The whole to be decided in one day, NEXT' WE:DNESDAY, the 3d of N'ovem ber. rtazard and Co. had the saxtisfaction of sharing ard selling, on the 5th instant, the following c.pitalIs, YiZ, I0,699, a mtire of 20,08)01.T 8,47lS, d prize of 1,00f01.; and 18,744, a prizeof 1,0f001.; beeldes many others of 54101., 3001., and 2201. at their old and fbrtt- nate o&fces,5 93, Royal Exchange; 26, Cornhill; and 324, Oxford- ttr-ret; whbere the gtreatest variety of numrbers are now on vale. In a recent lottery, which contained 20,Q001. prizes, Hazard and Co. Fgld them all. _ _ _ _ flILIOUS and LIVER C'OMNPLAINTS.-AS a mSild and effectual remedy for all thoste disordiers which originate in a vitiated action of the liver and biliary organa, namely, indigestion, Ioss of appetite, hesdach, heartburn, flatuileocics, espanis, costive- ness, affections of the liver, &e. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILJLS have met with more general approval than any other nltdicine w;hatstoever. They unite every recommendation of' mild operation with successful effect, and require no resttraint or con. finement wshatever during their use. In tropical climates, whbere the consequenees of redundant and vitiated bile are tso prevalent and likewise the ae anc ivluable end efficient protection. They are Iueiepeculitarly cluated to correct disorders arising frorn excessen of the table, to res:ore thte tone of the stomnach, anti to resmovermost complaints occasioned by lrrvgularity of the bowels. Soldl in hoxes, at 2s. 9d., 6s., 1lIs., and 22s. by Butler, chymist, 4, Cheapeide, St. Paul's. 220, Itegent-street, near the Argyll Rooms, London; and by Itet principal medicine venders throughout the United KingdomD. 1YANT PLACES,-AII letterS to be post p)aid. AK S U1'1ER Nt.ritx, a middle-aged Per.SOna w7ho hag livedl whereb se nsow lives. Direct to H.N.a, GfilberGt-sztreet, rusyaer.rn T S oU.SgiEEePas tO a single Gentleman, or as Cook i ;ar e eal taml, oa respec habl Prsn wh hnhave a 14 years' S HousyEFE to a single Genltleman, or to have the fromn where she tived upswards of five yelahrs. eaDirectt d .Z iX2nnei Ser- brntrn-lan e, Lombard.s treet. Nouoffcekeeper need apply. EN AIOUIAD a young WVoman, who can wait well has-,' a t'&o years' character tron tdhYeAedny -5h"hkas lelft.t Derneet toi and ttct,reld,an.eoort, C2arendon-square, Somers-towvn. 4\ Young PzaSOa', to wait upon an eldery Ld, or one usecful. Dt_et or applyeor.A. 51, n ?H e2atnwnatyostrce Ox 1 focrd.rt eter.lI fQep S Iowaz IOI;S5EKEi's, or ifno;thrfemaeis t.~~~~~~~tewsig sptot a miSddle-aged ,4KS Coogt asidl Housetcyg:'sa to a G.entleman, or in a >i, h thsprctglel undrsilt'antardPshelr busl;iess, slid the musnagement o ta fAmiy .1a havopte am,treeietabe haace frkom hcr lasSt place. A3 S Rood Co o 7in aGerttleman's or Tradefsman's Famil 9rleg<other strevants re kerpt,tasntetlldferlyP steadtty Womn, weho Tire vgmorton-sereer. NoofekeXeePer need appPly.*o.V SCoorx in a Gentleman's Family, wthere thc wok i ee,r to ntahostiogIGentrleman, wnf\heerte anroherservantls kept ateni Yts.e wihe fXor a cotPn,fortEahle s1tatlat,n. -Direct to E. A. 27, A Perwlck SGood PLAIN C:OOK in a respectahie Family, where a m _fottasn is kep t. Direct to S. W{. at Yiotsng'a newsperfl iNS Cooix in a regular Famniy, or witha silgle Geentle- , Nmin a Wom.an, nged about 40. who has no os,jsetbnro to a shore rilrecommnn aded scrn/t the place she thas livedt in eqa years.d Drctanh tWor;M.ofA.akteMpr. Adeamls's, tater, Vauxhaliwl,ridge rozadal;, Si)rec ?SN HU En,ID where a footman is kept, or towato to S. S..7 7, I.m nsret Godsansels o fi.ep ana. DrQ /. SrHOUSEU tID, where a footm3an is kept would be vharcter erred, a rePspetabe youtng tWtomaAn, who can have a geoct Fataee-street~ Pililco. No officekeeper- eed applay. MWr- oSe, 2f3, , S Housz,N AtIS, where a footmnan is kept, a respetabl Li youtg Woman, n 'hocan have a two years' charce fro h ert 'sflicseekeper nead apply. 3SN^ nosre;i tafatrrO e 9 5 I{OUSzElftp in a smoall regular Fam3ily a sedy Person who uotrhndesvoltatnrds her busInle5s. Direct to A D ate yr , S Houassrpln in a respectable Family, or to ato 'a'Illng to make herseilf useYful. DiVrecmt tno r?N. aht Mr. CookY nvw-ho ssaper-omce, Chalto,,-ttreet, Sormcrs.tow.n. .O ,n s jiS Kx'rcnzN.'aext a respectable young Woa, who L objectIn 10 town r s outnQrly. Direct to A. at 9, Albemro etri t St. Joian's-squace, Clerleenwell. -'' rstc, A Respectable middle-aged MANand his W'isin a She farming business, havin g jnus lterft OYff busiess Daforhimhnseld the wonmrn understands cookIng, themaaement o fmiydiy, and SThorough henIooxt SERVISs'ST, Otut oi livery, a re- L-t speotabie young Ma;n, whiose character will bear the strictest in quiry. o to wat Cupon twoe or three single Gentlemen, no objcto to tovwnor country, or togo abroadi; or as Shorpmns or Warehoue man, or any si tua tion wh ere he ould give satIsfactIon to hts employer. security can be given If required, rytrect or ap dl A. A. at oyv Watson's, 48,Jamnes-strs-et,OXfl)rd-street. Noof iceieeper need apply, Al S INDOOR SRRVAWr, out of livery, a micldle..ageI reomne fothplchebaaeylet on aconf the famnily ,ibs (COACutsAk, a steady young Mfan, agted 27, whfo Direct to A~. D. 41, ltathbohae-eplac eft. De0jetlO a aeago Direct toE .at r Pemo'.crmecat 38, Poland-street,. wegt ae 0 woudrsad is business In eIths caps.et nedapl. - ya-. W.' at Mr. Lo=bdfterey'st nebaraetheGroe A5S G?ARDEER, a middls'.agec M,an, waho und;e-rt.arys