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CHAPTER XVI. LOTTERIES AND LOTTERY INSURANCES.

other handbills, produced the following:—

THE AMBULATOR’S GUIDE

To the Land of Plenty.

By Purchasing a TICKET

in the present Lottery

You may reap a golden harvest in Cornhill, and pick up the bullion in Silver-street, have an interest in Bank-buildings, possess a Mansion-house in Golden-square, and an estate like a Little Britain; never be in Hungerford-market, but all your life continue a Mayfair.

By Purchasing a HALF,

You need never be confined within London Wall, but become the proprietor of many a Long Acre; represent a Borough or an Aldermanbury, and have a share in Threadneedle-street.

By Purchasing a QUARTER,

Your affairs need never be in Crooked-lane , nor your legs in Fetter-lane ; you may avoid Paper-buildings , steer clear of the King’s Bench , and defy the Marshalsea ;

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