the Bearer to such Prize in that Class as may be drawn against its Number, subject to no Deductio |
unless the Prize be Twenty Pieces of Eight, or upwards. For a like Billet in the second Class he pays two Pieces of Eight. For a Billet in the third Class three Pieces of Eight; and four for a Billet in the fourth Class: So that the Price of a whole Ticket to go through the Lottery is Ten Pieces of Eight. Adventurers in the first Class have a Right to go thro’ the subsequent Classes, but are not obliged to do it. If any neglect or decline taking out, or paying the Price of their Billets for a subsequent Class, till within three Days of the Drawing of such Class, the common Stock is to have the Benefit of it to the End; unless such Adventurers have left equivalent Prizes for that Purpose in the Hands of the Managers, which is the same Thing as paying: And the greatest Number of Prizes in the first, second, and third Classes, are made just the Price of a Billet in the Class next succeeding, tha |
1859-08-12 · New York [N.Y.]
nual interest on the same at second and third elaeaes, who do not apply for their |
From The Historical Magazine, and Notes and Queries Concerning the Antiquities, History, and Biography of America (1857-1875)
1860-08-01 · Boston
The bearer of this ticket is intituled to such prize as |