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SIAM LXXX. JLaND POBJiMUBD BY JONAS Pdct Three Dollars pet annum. BALTIlttOHB PaiOES. Corrected Weeklf. whe' luo to wo cm o.ea ao.

I tt 95 cents Superfine Flour 75 to 6 00. Whiskey 25 cents. si to El eenti Baeon. 7 to 1 1 frrii Fethw, live, per lb. 33 a 34 cts.

Flixoeed, rougn, per Dusnei innt 3s cts Hoers Lard. 10 Leather best Soal, 27 to Clover seed lied. 5 per hel Orchard Grass Seed 1 75. TOBACCO Amount of Inspections the three state warehouses, during kttot week. 25 bhds.

New Goods. JlDJlMftjjW MILLER, tender their grateful thanks to their Ipnrt! for the liberal encouragement Bey hive received, and are happy to lite, that tneynave jusr. receiveu a im assortment of New Goods, in Mm to their former stock, which iej will sell on the most accommo liuns; terms, for cash, or to their noaiiai customers ineir usual me. Amongst them are the follow DRV GOODS: bvrK Blue lad Bliek 4 4 Iriih Linen, (Mi, LonK Cloth Shirtinjt, mi ditto ditto Lnf Lawnv krti Blue tad Bhet Liiien Cmlie oa ttintt Ciwwrt, kerohielt, ditto ditto 4 4 mna 0 4 uouni mui nKkiriom lin. a4.u!itin, 4 4 nd tM Jieonet ditto IMul Olira Iruh and Ktium Sbeettnr trmoi RM Backlog, 6 4 7 4 HSM 10 4 D.muk (wiliu, Diaper, Bird Eje, ditto tePiaiii, Silk, Cotton ud Wunted Mrptiinei.

Olorc auorted, lank Rues 4 nd 8 4 Dimity 'iMt Bioekond Culoured Bom Wbuurted, bateitr, wtinkeu, Plaid Ctrcmiitu, hat tin. Ribhoiu auorted, tie cliidi Cullicoo ood Gingh.m Siitiiirit1hlii))rs GROCERIES, c. Min Wite ia Wood Gnnpowdi, Hjvm, udllin, Youiiu Hyiou, Skin and Black Teat of Superior "ie, quality, Viae ia Wood and Old Offee, Mould and Dip Candid, Brnidr, Siierui MJiiMict Spirit, Biierm Oil, linn vuhm. fi.in sc Fiureu imwiflo rauita aua uiu anortea, Urn. uid Rnw nt, Wi'ia Olats.

and Crockeru Wart. Oreeo Edred Cut and Plain Tumbler. fcui uwn inciter Diihei, Cut and flam Wine Nrtul coloured Olaiei, niuc DU.11, I'niTlute Bakior China Tea, and CoftewJI, 1. ,7 o'oo Ben ana auaax, hn aod Black 'rati, Lnmhf.r. hrttaoiwiiita fine White Pine Scantling, MThL.

Shinffle, "jnwrnnlir. uvUL Chwnut Pi nuc IOC Flouf Oct. 20. NOTICE. ThsLeVT Court of Anne.Ai nnrlel meet at the Court House, 'jCity of Annapolis, on the third "why in January next, being the 'H day of the month, for the pur Nofwttlins with the inspectors of wcco tod supervisors of the public Midi, I Jl Wm.

S. Green, Clk. steri Terrapins, SEcnivTio ChurcK Strwt, will ouh them all the dehcacies of Hd en me Det style, Cr'lmoderatetefmj Gen: ESJaTB PARTIES caJ Hi thc hortet no .1 Bill 1 CnJ. tn.v ri.r,.,ir tW tK "ti.fcetion. him with fir juage lor Nevv Goods.

1 MERC RANT, TdlLO it, Has just received a 'arg nd hand some assortment of Goods, con A si sting of The tery First, And Second quality of Blue, Black, Drab, Olive, and Mixt CLOTHS, With a choice assortment of fashionable CASStViERES VESTINGS, Vhich he will be happy to make up at the shortest notice, and in the bett manner to suit his customers, and at as low a price as can be had in this city. if pot 13. tf. Boots Shoes. Thomas King, juh.

Rspectfull informs the Citizens of Annapolis and its vicinity, that he carries on the manufacture of 13 (DW SUKDMa in the brick building lately occupied bjr Mr. Walter Cross, opposite the dock. Persons' wanting Boots or 8ho8, by applying at his may rely on being furnished with those made of the best materia? and by the most faithful workmeTA Nov. 10. PL 7w.

SALE. By virtue of a deed of trust from Tlihrr1 II. Ilarwooi). late of the citv of Annapolis, the subscribers offer for sale a tract or Una, containing about 413 acres, (now to the occupation of John 8ullivan, Esquire,) lying on Elk Ridge, in Anne Arundel county, about three miles above the Waterloo Tavern. The roads from Waterloo Tavern, up the country, and from Owen's Mills to Baltimore, pass through this 4and.

The' best judges are of opinion that this land is capable of being made equal to any of the Elk Ridge lands. There are on it a good dwelling house, and convenient out houses, a garden, a spring of most excellent water very near the dwelling, and an ice house. The terms will be accommodating, and will be made known, pa application to the subscribers. Richd. Ii.

11. Harwood. Sept.8th, 1825. Trustee's Sale. By virtue of a decree of the Chancery Court, the subscriber will sell, at Private Salb, 1 in Montgomery county, late the pro Serty of Mrs.

E. Nelson, on which Mr, I. Ricketta now resides, containing three hundred acres more or less. Also a lot of Wood Land, immediately adjoining the property of Mrs. How ard, and adjacent to Rockville, containing 60 acres.

The subscriber is authorised to sell tins property in lots to suit purchasers. Any person desirous to purchase, can view the premises on application to Mr, James Lackland, residing in the neighbourhood of the land. TERMS OP SALE. For the first mentioned tract, ohe third cash, one third in twelve months, and the remaining third in two years, the purchaser giving bond, with approved, security, with interest from the The Lot of Woodland will be sold for cash only. Oa the ratification of the sale, and payment of the whole of the purchase money, the juhscriber is authorised to give a good and sufficient deed.

1 Richard J. Crabb, Trustee. N. B. If the above property is not disposed of previous to Monday the 2d of January next, it.

will on that day be offered at iA)ic sale, on the premises. R.J. C. Nov. 17.

ts. The Editor, of Jfte Maryland Journal, Rockville, will publish the above advt. until requested to discontinue hos it i ANNAPOLIS, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 818S5. Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of two writs of fiCrt fa cias, issued from Anne Arundl county court, against the goodsXnd chat tela, lands and tenementsAf William Whittihgton, administralor of Samuel Whittington, at, the sit of William Urquhart, BTizabeth Deale, I have seized and.

taVen in execution all that tract or par of a tract or parcel of land, called "Knighton's Pur chase," containing one hundred and thirty eight acnes of land more or less and I hereby give notice, that, on Friday thninth day of December, on the premises, I shall proceed to sell the said lad, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the debt, to the highest bidder. Sale to commenceat 12 o'clock. Term cash. AttesWance by Philip Pindle, deputy for R. Welch, of Ben.

Shff. A. A. county, Equal Justice to all FORTUNE'S HOME FOR P. Canfieid's Offices 139 Broadway, JVkw.Forr It9 Chcsnut st.

Philadelphia and 180 Market st Baltimore, Where have been told and paid, prizes of 850,000, 83,000, 2Q.O00, 15,000, 12,500, 10,000, 5i000) 3,000, 3,500, 2,000 1. 000,. 500, amounting to more than A MILLION OF DOLLARS! By authority of the State of Maryland" UNIVERSITY" LOTTERY, EIOIITH CLASS NEW SERII8. Capital Prize 100,000 DOLL ARS. The most brilliant Lottery ever a dopted and drawn in the United States, and worthy the immediate at tention of all lottery venders and adventurers therein.

Granted by the General Assembly of the State of Maryland, for the be jiefit of her Literary Institutions. The system adopted for the approbation of, as well as in justice to her people. Positively to be drawn on the 23d of February 1825, or sooner; and if the sale of tickets will warrant it, the drawing will take place before or a boutthe FIRST of JANUARY next. Truly Grand Sjfondid Scheme. 1 prize of J100.000 is $100,000 i 50,000 1 40,000 40,000 1 25,000 25,000 1 20,000 20,000 5priaesof 10,000 are 50,000 10 5,000 iO.000 44.

1,000 44,000 88 500 44,000 176 240 43,240 352 100 35,200 St676 50 283,800 6,356 Pries' r84.24( 13,244 Blanks, 19,600 pickets at 40 784000 The prizes will be determined as follows, viz. That ticket which shall contain for its combination, the 1st, 3d, and 3d numbers drawn, will be entitled to the capital prize of 100,000 4th, 5th and 6th, 50,000 2d, 3d and 4th, 40,000 1st, 3d and 5th, 25,000 2d, 5th and 6tb, 50,000 The 1st, 2d and 4th; 1st, 2d 5th, 1st, 4th and 5thj 2d. 3d and 6th; and 3d, 4th and 6th; will each be entitled to a prize of 10,000 The 1st, 3d and 6th; 1st, 3d and 4th; 1st, 3d, and 6th; 1st, 4th and 6th; 1st, 5th and 6th; 2d, 3d and 5th; 2d, 4th and 5th; 2d, 4th and 6th; 3d, 4th and 5th; 3d, 5th and 6th, will each be entitled to a priie of 5,000 All those having on them two of the drawn numbers, and those two the 1st and 3d drawn, will each be entitled to a prize of 1,000 All those having on them the 3d 4th, or 5th and 6th drawn, each a prize of 500 All those having on them the 1st and 3d; 1st and 4th; 1st sLad 5th, or 1st and 6th, will each be entitled to a prize of (. 240 All those having on them any other two of the drawu huaibers, each a prize of 100 And those having on them but one of the drawn numbers, each a prize of ii 50 Tickets, Shares, and Certificates of dot in the above, will be Bold at the Manager's Offices, at the Scheme Price, vtj g40 each, until the 31st of October inclusive, 'unless sooner disposed of, for cash current at the sevei ral Banks in the Cities of New York; Philadelphia; or Baltimore, and for whole or share prize tickets payable within that time, signed either by Mai nagers, or Tenders, worthy of credit and confidence. Whole Ticket, g40 00 Half do 20 00 Quarter Ticket, 4 10 00 Eighth do.

5 XX) Sixteenth Ticket, 2 60 Thirty secondth do. 1 25 By Certificate as follows: A Certificate of 17 whole tickets can had for i 425' 00 Do. 17 half 812 50 Do. 17 Quarter do. 106 25 Do.

17 Eighths, 53 12 Do. 17 Sixteenths, do. 26 56 Do. 1 7 Thirty secondths do. 13 24 Which Certificates will entitle the purchasers or owners thereof to what ever prize may be drawn by the origi nal Tickets ot like numbers over and above the sum of 830O, being the a mount due thereon, and in lile proportion for shares of do.

respectively, On and after the I st of November, the price of tickets will be advenced to 850 each Shares end certificates will also be sold at the same rate, Venders Adventurers throughout the Union and elsewhere, have an opportunity of procuring tickets and shares, and certificates of do. at the Scheme Price, or First Cost thereof, for an unusual length of time, in the roost brilliant Lottery ever adopted in the United States, on the plan termed Mew. Series, and it is not probablej that a like opportunity in so Grand a scheme will be offered to the public for many years. All Venders and the public generally, are respectfully invited to take an interest in this Lottery, which the Manager trusts they will find worthy of their immediate attention The Scheme will he generally known throughout the United States, and the citizens thereof disposed to adventure, have an excellent opportunity offered them of procuring tickets, shares, and certificates in this Lottery at the Scheme Price, as well as the first ad vance. In consequence of and the small number of tickets in this Scheme, those who procrastinate their purchase must hereafter censure themselves only, oy a uuie ueiaj they find themselves too late to procure even a single Ticket or share and thus lose forever the unparalleled opportu: nity of securing independence fur life.

Applications personally (or by letter post paid, enclosing the for even a single ticket or share in the above, may be had at either of the Manager's offices, where the cash will, as usual, be promptly paid for prizes as soon as drawn. All of which applications will be thankfully received and 'respectfully, as well as duly attended to by Your mo3t obedient and very humble Servant, P.CANFIELI). 180 Market Street Baltimore. Baltimore, September, 1825. PUBLIC SECURITY.

The Manager of the University Lottery of the State of Maryland.re turns his sincere acknowledgments for the munificent patronage he has received in the former classes and he now has the honour of presenting to his friends aod the public throughout the Union, the Scheme of the Eighth Class, which is far more brilliant than any scheme ever adopted and drawn In the United States, and probably infinitely more ao, than any that will be offered for several years. He flatters himself that as all classas of adventurers, may be accommodated, the pre. sent scheme will be duly appreciated and approved. By an attentive pe. rusal of the scheme, many unusual advantages will be discovered, and as this lottery granted for a truly lau dable purpose, viz; that acquiring and spreading knowledge, the Citizens of ijsjylajxl tVseV lh Jv T.

I Mi i y1 No. 49. States generally, will not is hoped be backward in given it their but will patronize it as well from feeL ings of patriotism, as from the excel lent chance now offered of adding to their property. Those not yet abound ing in wealth, will no doubt seize, at once upon the unparalelled opportuui ty of securing a fortune. Venders abroad will notice that this Lottery contains bat a small number of Tickets, and they may find it Very advantageous to make their remittances, at the ti me, they order tick ets, less by a little delay, the tickets may all be engaged.

In no instance can a credit Tor any large amount be allowed unless a satisfactory security be for, notwithstanding the (d. tegrity and property of many of those' in the trade, the Manager roust and will endeavour to guard against all and it must be expected that will be looked and adhered to by him in all cases, not only for his own Eretection and safety, but because 'it i his intention to proceed with this Lottery in such 'a manner, that he may have it in his power to pay the prizes promptly, and that it' shall result to the entire satisfaction of all concerned. 1 If the foregoing considerations are not a sufficient incentive to vender and adventurers, to take an, interest So. this Lottery, in preference to any other, the manager trusts that the follow ing new arrangement and voluntary act on his part, will stamp it with such a character, as shall render it justly deserving of that preference. To insure public confidence and to' Erevent the possibility of loss to the olders of tickets in consequence of a' ny casualties whatever, is hereby covenanted and agreed on the part of the Manager that the current funds, received for sales of Tickets in this Lottery, shall be deposited every thirty or sixty days from and after the 10th day of October ensuing, either in the Merchants Bank in the City of New York, in the United Stales Bank in the city of Philadelphia, in the Philadelphia Bank of ditto city, or the Union Bank of Maryland in the City of and in in all, or in some one of the above named Banks respectively, the said funds shall remain as a security for the holders of tickets until the drawing shall have taken place, which deposits will, from time to time, be made known by some of the following named gentlemen, who have kindly consented to act, if necessary, upon this occasion, and to attend to the duties herein assigned them viz: Lyn.ie Catlin, Esq.

Presidents, of the Merchants Bank in the City ot New York. Walter Meade, Esq. Cashier, do do do Mr. Nathan Canfield, of the City of New York. Thomas Wilson, Esq.

Cashier of the United States Bank, Philadelphia. Qtiinton Campbell, Esq. Cashier of the Philadelphia Bank, do. Jonathan Pinkney, Esq. Cashier of tlie Union Bank of Maryland, in the City of Baltimore.

Stephen Honeywell, Esq. Cashier of the Mechanics Bank, do. William Gwynn, Esq. of the City of Baltimore, Reverdy Johnson, Esq. do.

do. All of whom are hereby' appointed and constituted trustees, and in whom by these presents, in case of the death of the Manager previous to the draw full power is vested to continue the sale of the tickets and to cause the lottery to be drawn and the prize paid with the funds deposed as above pursuant to the schemjL CANEMp, Manager. No. 180, MarkefitJ.it, Baltimore Baltimore, September, 1825. 4 A l.T vrr The Steam Boat Mac ylanl will coa tioua to leave Annapolis on' her rduta up, at half past 3 o'olock; until tha first, day of October, and thereafter at ciock tn) 0r me season.

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