SAMIS* SNOWDEN,
HO ¥"At 1 '.'Y'F* AtitiXAXDHfA.

*l*r ihmrtry fhixrtfr o IM/^r*.
munbay. Prc«iM»feH ir.
“ITard.vvar^
1 hpmas Mount
Hjisjttst received per the ship Mary from
lawr**™*!. and raters for sole the tol
hming Goods, Viz.
Cast steel hand and panwd saws
X*c: wan bfttPy^wl, paiuiel, tenant,
compass, key hote, cross cut, pit
Mil mill do.
kiHvew.dmtcher do.
K.lives and forks
F *tncv peo knives on cards
Packet and pro do. in papers
Fine and commoT scissors
H.i^ rs with crimes af.-d strops
>Sp<H)irs, tea and t».b!e
Spe. taclhs, jjfttrf in«l green glass
Caio.ir.a h;»es.
ConjV‘fs ami carpesterC adzc3
Shin^iinti: hatchets \w\ hoes
Ttfwo*, iulna
tthb nails
fiddlers* tacks
HO.
Cl.i'p. :t and ro<e nails
Candlesticks* bm?s and iron
i ■ink locks, lif&ss and iron
T>n. handles a-d nai>s assorted
B i ,'jrks wine do.
Xhu.tib latches, bright
4a. a ns
Enamelled, paper, tin and shell
s:m*fboves
Pewter basons and chair pans as
-ork'd
B »asc bells, ten dt\
4 _ _. 1
Plated .und turd sadlerY
Iryn rtr-*, dour and closet locks, as
Suited
Stocks, pad,' chest, drav.ei, book
case *nd horse do*
lux colH;e*-mitU
l>» as* cabinet t uruiture, generally
Vnoper* a 4 carpenters compasses j
jilt igtit and black placer*
^hoe nipper*, hammers
Tack*, awl blade* and shafts
{ntfi braces ami timber scribe*
Yv ire* moose and rat t*aps
Patent teakettles and sauce pans
turner teakettles
M5>li» kettle*
Tiuuible-i, steal tops, brass and tay

Hr*
tJree.M wire Anders
Hiovels and tongs
Tea radies with lock*
Dressing cases
Ccciry emubs
Plain irons, bed screws
C*§t butt hinges,
\J* 111. table, chest nml pew do*.
Loig and short handle trying pans'
^tick lei iils
Bras* coach dour hinges
Do. handle*
Steelyards 30 to 300 lbs.
Collar and tug buckles
.Flared snuffers with frays
fkdWied steel and common do.
Fluted and plain bar grid irons
D^g collar*
dnpaned sutra*’ ooxes
Sharing and tooth brushes
A, very handsome assortment ot
bhtti, red and cream coloied tea
trays and waiters
Plated spurs
Also* a large and general assortment
of gilt jewelry
Ou Handy
200 pa: s *tes
A gene al assortment of gilt^ ma
tiogu vand paper frame looking
-giHS^ta
30 rrates queens ware v
20 genuine half pint tumblers
ami 100 demijohns
3 cases German toys well assorted,
whips and canes.
Combs m:niufrclnreii ax asunl.
rash given for horns and tortoise
slulL
Dec It dStcotf
John Macleod
TAKES this opportunity of returning
thanks to his triends and the public
for th«ir kind patronage while hr kept
the Washington Hotel and begs leave to
inform them that he has recommenced
the'tavern business at the sign of the
PHOENIX, back of the ruins of the late
City HbW, Capitol Hill, and near the
present Congress Hull, where every ac
commodation in his power will be render
ed to merit their further favors.
Wild clocks, oysters, -terrapins and
other delicacies of the season vjxn to
be hact served up any time ot the day.
Societies, clubs or parties cap have
private rooms at a short; notice.
An w dinary every day at 2 o’clock.
Washington Hew. 15— e<»3t.
For Sale,
White House
ON the. vest side of Fairfax street,
between Prince ami Duke streets.
wccu*»?od bv Mr. ^iade.—A good
title \viik W mad* tfo'this property.
For terms, apply to
J. 4).
p '‘"^fe^actory,
Opposite John Loyds, Tuirf ax
I Street.
1
IfWiiJHN their thanks tn the €iti
Zens of Alexandria and its vicini
ty* for the liberal .encouragement since,
their commencement in business, and to
sure them that no exertions will be
wanting to merit a continuance of the
same. Thev have employed anuniberoh
first rate Workmen, which will enable
thetn to fulfill orders with more accmacy
and punctuality than heretofore: anii^
from long experience in the principal
towns of the United State*, they Ice!
confident, that for fashions and durabili
ty, their work shall be exceeded by none
they have a good assortment ol theii
own manufacture, together w ith a largj
assortment of Northern make, whici
renders their stock extensive, \vhic
they will dispose ol wholesale and reta?
at the Baltimore prices. Country deal
ers are particularly invited to call.
'^N. B.—Those who have account*
standing, are earnestly requested b
call and" discharge the same. a9 it i
impossible to defray the expenses uf’sm
an establishment without punctual pa*
ment. ti
Octohpr 98.
Far Sale or Vmgiit
The new brig OIAYS, Jo?C"
Rutherford, master, lmrthen
bout lbOO bids; is a first rate vessel a:»t
in complete order.tor the reception o! r
oorgo.
Apply to
Latent (ton tini Fowls.
Who have for sale on board said brig
tons Plaister Parts,
i November N.

I ._*_ I
JUbi neicuveu
AVD
FOR SALK,
30 ..boxes No. 3 Chocolate
20 do 1 do.
Bryan Hampson k Co.
Oct 25
VVe have just received and
■offer for \LE 10 Jihds supe
rior quality New-Oricans SU
GAR.
Bryan, Hampson Co,
Oct, ___
For. M John's, Porto Rico,
Cor bale
The $chr.
TRENTON,
\n excellent vessel of about
rmib burthen, nearly new and in com
plete order for a voyage, will be smd
low if application is made this day to the
Master on board at Hunter's ha: f.
if the above schr, is not sold she will
proceed immediately to ilmington, N.
C.—For freight or passage
Amdy as above.
I I
dee 13
Freight, to a Fort in
Europe.
The superior new brig
tfwggfe .William,
§l|j||S£gOart- Bliss, burthen 152 tons
or 1400 bids, will be ready for the re
ception of a cargo in ten days—Forterin*
apply to (George Beale, list}. Washing
ton City, or to
'Adams, Herbert awl Co.
Who have for sale on board said brig,
270 Spars
15 Masts
10,000 Shingles
10,000 Staves
30,0(i0 feet pine boards.
Nov 16.
_
Jolm G- Ladd co
HAVE for sale,
Eight Chests awl Twenty tloxts
YOHNti HYSON TEA.
Ship Packet, Cargo
3 barrels Spanish Iudigo
8 buses white Havana Sugar
12 tons bar Iron
10 quarter casks Sherry Wine
12 boxes fresh Lisbon Lemmons
200 casks ft, T. Lime
20 barrels Cider
42 barrels tanners Oil
40 bolts Russia Duck
00 do Havens Duck
110 barrels and boxes-mens Shoes
4 1 bale Russia Sheeting
200 tons plaister Paris
OfcK) bushels Liverpool coarse salt
10 pipes Holland Gin
6030 barrels beet
CO yards tow and tow linen cloth
3 tons sheathing Paper
6 cases mens tine Hats
December l.
j Oct. 23.
frr I u Tfsr* CJjp** p-jp ,:ii;
Exchange.
M. BIT.L an London dt 30 days
rsght for 570<. 19s. 9d. Cur sale by
John Jackson
John Kumney
Nov 34_____■
John art it Jieuben HV/iersi
Have just received, by tbe ship Mary,
T^ORTY-EIVE Packages seasonable
Jp DRY GOODS, direct Irom the
in nil it acton Cs in England, which they
are disposed to sell at the most reduced
prices for cash tjf to punctual Customers.
Nov 29_ _
Turnip frt Hollars Rewatd.
HAN AWAY from the vib«crib<»r on
*he 51st October last, a negro man, nam
'd WUXI AM, formerly tbe properly of
i Mr. Jacobs, a tanner, that lived at
Dumfries*—-he is well acquainted in that
lpighborhood at Mr. Cannon** and the*
Carter’s, and at Henderson's mill and
*bout Chappewensic meetinghouse, and
it Mr. Robert Graham’s. His wiftns a
‘ie*1 black woman from Dnmlries. of the
iame of Nelly Cole, and her connec
ts live about there, and it is sunpoeeH
p is harbored about that neighborhood
‘v their assistance.' He is about G »eet
high, of a yellowish cast, very large
'e£t, from 45 to 50 years of age, can
•vad and write, and has sometimes aet
ivl as*a preacher amongst his color—he
s very artful and may try to pass for a
iceman—his cl oaths cannot be describ
ed as he had different changes—he is
i pt to wear a worsted cap under his hat
in cold weather, and a brown great
coat—he has a son in Maryland at Geo.
Evans’s, at Cbmawamme, and it is sup
posed he has taken that course. The a
bove reward e.f Twenty-live Dollars with
easonable charges for bringing him heme
hr {Seenring him so that I get him again,
will be paid by me
James ,)r Donald.
December 1.1. d3w
N B. Masters of vessels and others
,ire cautioned against harboring ot car
rying off'said fellow, as the law will be
put in force against any offending.
Ii rot) a ugh ami Co
Have just received an elegant assort
ment of
Levantine Florence liks,
and Lite Sattin.
JiLso
Merino Levantine haw is.
October 30
Landing (his Day
From the British brig V. libarn, f a}'tain
Henrv F. Curtis bom Barbados, tor!
sale by the subset ibeiv—
40 puncheons St. Vincents and Anti
gua Bum
£3 hkds. superior Barba does Sugar
\5 bbls. do do do
30 do. Irish moss Pork
45 do. Demons. Dimes and Shaddocks
l do. Arron Boot Flour
Adams, Herbert Co
November 15
Huo'h mith te C o.
n
Have received bv the Fair American,
Cut and Plain Glass Ware.
Also, by the Mary from Diverpool,
An additional supply of
Queens Ware and Chinn,
making w ith their former stock an exten
siv(» assortment.
Also, received by the Fair American,
AND FOR SALE,
8 tons patent shv>t
11 casks dry white lead
4 cacks dry red do.
2 tons white le^ui ground in oil
12 casks copl*ei-a
5 rolls s’'eeiie.Hd;r-dr
Alula quantity of wig* and porter
battles.
De^ 11 eotf
Public Sale.
Will be sold cm the first day of January
next, for cash,
Slaves, belw^nj; to wlid eitafe.
li is requested, if there are any wlm
have demand^ agaunst said estate, acui

Tumblers, Duck,
Landing from ship Orion.
24 boxes half pint tumblers,
2 bales raven’s duck,
2 boxes brown hoi lands,
1 do coarse linens,
1 box containing black and white
crape vel vets, sattinets, silk gloves,
handkerchiefs, tfc.
1 box amber beads.
Dodge KeltelU
Dec 1_eo2w_
For Freight totjie W. Indies or
Coastwise.
The new schoonor
MARY,
Howard," Master, bu<
tnenTTbrnTlCOO barrels.
„indfor Sale JJloat,
60 tofts plaister Paris.
Dodge and Kelltll.
4cg 9 ou2w
^IJIgj... -1-
annual treasury report.,
cqumnued,
vOf m Public Debt. ;f
L Hie amount of the funded debt con
tracted before the war, which remained
unsatisfied ob the 50th Sept. 1813, may
be stated fit the sum bf 59,135,484 dol
lars 96 cents, towits
1. In old 6
per cupt
stock the
nominal a
mount being 17,350,871 59
And the a
’mount re*
imbursable
being 13,467,587
.r.~
Balance due
on the 30Hi
Sept. 1815 3,783,294 59
2. In defer-
red 6 per
cent stock,
the nomi- I
nal amount
being 9,35 8,320 85
And the a
mount re
imbursed
being 4,152*543 93
Balance due on the 50th
of Sept. 1815 5,235,776 42
3. In 5 per cent stock 16,158,177 45
4. In exchanged 6 per cent
stock under the act of
1812 2,934,746 72
In 6 per cent stock of
1796 80,000
6. In Louisiana 6 per cent
stock 19*923,500
Balance due on the 30th of
Sept. 1815, ol the whole
of the public debt con
tracted before the war 89.135,484 96
9 PL 1 I* 4 I. Li I ikht A/in
uts amuuui jui iut vv.»
tracted on acconnt of the late war on the
30th of Septi 1815. may be stated at the
sum of 63,144.972 dollars 50 cents j to
wit:
1. In 6 per cent stock of
1312(the11.000,p(?(Mnan)
authorised by the act of
the 4th of March 1812,
obtained at par. and not
reimbursable before the
year 1825 7,860,500
2. In 6 per cent s* >ck of
181*2 (the 16,000,000
loan) authorised by fhe
act of the 8th of Feb.
1813, obtained at the
rate of 83 dollars in cnsh
f»r 16/0 dollars in stock,
and not reimbursable be
fore the year 1826 18,100,577 45
3. In 6 Der cent stock of
1313 (the 7,500,000 loan)
authorised by the act ot
t! e£d of August 1815,o b
tained at the rate of 88
dollars25 cents in money
for 100 do lars in stock,
and not reimbursable be
fore the year 1826 8,498,581 95
4. In 6 per cent stock ot
1814 (which .arose from
loans in parts of a sum ot
25,600,COO of dollars cal
led the ten million loan
and the 6 million loan)
authorised by the act of
the 24th of March 1814,
obtained at different rates,
and not reimbursable be
fore 1827, to vcit
12,292,888 90 at 80 p.c.stk.15,366.111 21
140,810 at 85 per ct. 165,658 82
43,222 22 at 90 per ct. 47,627 79
74.590 75 at 90 1 -2 p.c. 82,420 72
12,551,511 67 15,661,818 54

5. In 6 per cent stock of
1815(thel2,000,000 loan)
authorised by the act of
the 3d of March 1815,
obta ned at different rates,
pavable in treasury notes
or "in cash, anti not reim
bursable before 1827, to
wit:
7,924,219 59at95p. c. stk. 8,341,233 77
L047,846 30 at 99 1-2 1,085,851 08
32,978 49 at 97 83,998 44
gf&WQ at 98 280,612 24
:,y- :4*0O<fe: at par 4.000
«w*ij 4m l—‘ L
Ik*;;;45,045 o3

y ';.y c-'. :v.'
ftf 7 per cen t stock o f 1315
treated by funding frev
ify notes rt ot firing i n
tercst issue'' and
part upo; dva un
der the a the i of
Feb. 1815 d no ;m
bursable u 1825 3,268,949
Estimated tint the
whole ol ti undei pub
lic debt in :•iunce to
the late war 65,144,972 50
3. The amount of the floating debt
contracted since the commencement of
he late, war, calculated to the 30th ol
September 1815, may be stated at the
um of 17,555,101 dollars, to wit:
rL*he aggregate ol the
treasury notes issued un
der the. authority ot the
dveral acts of congress
ussed prior to the act <ff
'24th Feb. 1815, amount
bgwapCKST!
Payable in 1814
but uRoatik- JSfl'
Payable in 181S 2, "32^
Payable in 1816 IfSJ*
Payable also in 1816 (i«.
sued under the special v
authority of the aci of the
26ti‘ DCC> 18“> 8.318,4;(j
Deduct the amount reim
bursed in 18t5 (at Phila
delphia.Battimore,Wash
ington, Charleston and
s“i,>
01 this aureate there has
been subscribed in prin
cipal and interest to the
Idan of 1815 about the
sum °f 4 5o!
From which deducting an
average estimate of near
one year’s interest, about
the sum of 216,58?,
There will remain for the
amount of principal sub
scribed to the loaa about
the sum of 4#S15000
And it Is estimated that
theft has been paid on
account of duties and
taxes to the collectors of
the customs, the internal
duties and the direct tax
about the sum of 1,500,000
2 >515,000
Outstanding amount of
treasury notes bearing in
terest at 5 2-5 per cent,
per ann. about the sum
of 14,686,600
The aggregate of;small
treasury notes’issued ami
re-issued urni^r the act
of the 24th Feb. 1815 a
mour.te to about the sum
of 4,142,850
Of this aggregate there
has bce‘n funded for 7 per
cent, stock included in
the foregoing statementof
the fuuded public debt a- y
bout the sum of 3,268,
949:
And there has been paid
on account of duties and 3
taxes about the sum of
50,000:
Outstanding small trea
sury notes” about the
sum of 8~3,DG1
3. The aggregate of trea
sury notes ot the new e*
mission issued under the
act of the 24th Feb. 1815
amounts to about the
sum of 694,COO
»y
i Leaving the amount of the
flouting public debt in
treasury notes on the 1st
of Oct. 1815 about the
sum of 16,205,1 Ci
But to this amount of the
floating public debt in
treasury notes, there
must be added the follow
ing temporary loan9, to
1. tempo
rary loan
made by
the state
Bank of __
Boston in
1812, pay- V
able the
15th and
31st of De
cember 1814
but unpaid, 500,000
2. A tempo
rary loan
made by
the Cum- v 4
be r! and •<1
Bank in
1812, pay- ;V;
able the
15th of No
vc mhcr 1817 50,00.0
3. A tempora-
ry loan made
by the bank
of the state
of?. Caroli
na in 1814,
payable the
1st Decem
ber 1815, 50,003
4. A tempo
rory loan
made by
the Mecha
nics’ Bank
of New
Yvrk in
1815, pay
able when
demanded COO,GOO
5. A tempo
rary loan
made by
the stateof
York, pay
able in the
year 1817, 350,000 __

Making the *ggr*8afe
mount of the floating SSSfl I
lie debt about the sunio*I(
i