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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-10
Selected Recommendations.

Being DESTROYS to make public Tor the good
Of Others, The excellent quality OF Hanii-
toms elixir, prepared by the laIe Mr.. Lee, l
have sent you the following account OF the
benefit have received frcmi which hope
will induce others to give it trial, In con-
sequence of bruise on the breast received
from fail. my health grew bad, my breath
ING became very difficult, end frequently
have AaG suddenly to Use up III my bed Witn
All the horrors of immediate suftocaion.-
Adj so these constant pain in my breast,
and caugh, great loss of strength flesh,
aud you may conceive that my symptoms
evidently indicated an approaching consump'
ton, Ihe advice OF most eminent physl-
cin was resortcd to, and afterwards second
was called in, but without giving me any re-
lief. Another physician who knew me and
the circumstances ofmy case, adytsed ME to
give Hamito,t's Elixir trial, saying ne had
MS d it in his practice and always found 1t to
do much good A bottle was procured from
MIR. Birch's, and found relief before had
tasen half OF il. continued to use it & was
soon strong to attend to business. Ohtakmg
cold, some of my former symptoms return,
but are always removed by dose or two OF
the Elixir.
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Alexander Moore, Reg
This is to give Notice,

fr,t
This is to give Notice, lh
the subscriber of Alexandria county In
district of Columbia, has obtained tromH
Orphans Court of said county, letters test
mentary OH the estate of Mary Ann ZellFrn'
late of the county aforesaid, deceased
persons having claims against the SAID Q
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the sa'
with the vouchers thereof, to the sub'chf
on or before the 2sth day of December nS'
or they may by law be excluded from alIs
neht to said estate and those indebted t0'n'
to are required to make immediate paynf,--
Given under my hand this Slst Gay Of Y
ly, 1910.
Alexander Perry, Exf
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George Benner, Jun.
no. IL. Budd street, Philadelphia.
Mrs. H. Lee, New York.

MIR. Abijah Henly, Bridge street, Balti-
more, was cured by one bottle of slamilon's
Elixir, of a very complicated disorder, occa-
stoned by very severe cold caught several
months ago. He breatned with the greatest
difficulty, and was often thrown into weaken
inc sweats when he attempted to walk any
distance, and his voice would frequently TAIL
in such degree that he could only attempt
70 whisper. He has been upwards OF Sax
weeks without return Of his complaints !;
and desires to give his public testimony in
favor of this invaluable medicine.
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July is.
Orphans Court,

Alsxondria County, July Term, 1910
Ordered, that the executor OF Mary
Zeternek, deceased, do insert the iolOrr'
advertisement three times IN each weekA
two weeks, in the Alexandria Daily Gazela
Teste;
Al NEoos.o Dor
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-23
BOSTON, Oct. Il.
( FROM RIO DE LII PLATA.

We learn, from correct source, that
the revolutions in Buenos Ayres have ter
minated in The establishment and organiza-
ton Of a native Junta, or Congress, which
has declared thS province capable Of self
government, and considering old Spain as
il state OF dependence, have dissolved all
political relations with her. Deputies had
been sen. TO CHI provinces to invite to the
formation Of general league on self go
verning principles, All the old Spanish
officers, and indeed ali foreigners, had been
banishtd; aad war had been declared, and
Eos,iltirs commenced against Monte Video
which remained faithful tclthc regency.
The Spanards OF Porto Rico, and other
isl. nls who remain loyalto Ferdinand VII.
and the regency, have declared the Car
racas and oher districts Of South Ameri-
ca, 10 be in state of reteilion--h having
given orders for the capture OF all vesseIs
salirg therrf,~m ). and have blockaded
the port Of Laguira. The vice Kingdom,
Of II t xco ccItrus faithful 10 the regsn-
cy, and has supplied Maracaybo with
means to resist the 'revoluii6nists of Cara
cas-. The dc!egai. Of lhc Mt xican vice
kingdom to the Corses, (or scneral con.
'gress) which is assembling near Cadiz, At
the late date, were on the point Of embark.
Axiom a, Vera Crcz, on board the Bull
wark, of'T4 guns; which was to sop e
Havanna, and take on board the delegates
Of Cuoa. Tho Mexican ships laden wth
Mexican powder, and donation Of twenty
millions Of dollars were about sailing for
Old Spain.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-23

:. oota Sept. il, a very heavy swell,
iras On a w. her mizen mast BY the board,
ra4tO 49, ,"r,ast and foresop gallant masswilh
nan :. sss;ls and rigging, hen coops, paint
Il lsl sS &c and at the same time lost q
o'Ss' a.,rboard. The next day, 2tst, they
n'a Ian ! ,,y,,s;x round bales OF cotton OF SUI.
Pfs'0 o,IaI,y, marked K anumber more
n''o ,strf casks ard othsrthings in sight,
DiS Saving fresh could not Set more-sup-
~ p ! me Taiavera with beef, bread, sugar.
''p and offered main topmast which the.
o., declined accepting, as h7 had no
dp' ng . set i,up. She made good deal
ss,s,2,--.he had spoke the 4th Ociobsr,
y we Ne Sophrouia, 4 days from Boston TOR
, p sFriae. OFT Z, we spoke ship Horizon,
a,h Of Kynne bunk, Z days from New
wv S for Cork, LAT. 40 80. long, 50. The
is a,so was very particular IN observing we
- IA mol be 10 the westward OF Ga. alter
s,;np shaped our course TO clear the
I'll. Of Georges: early next morning VIC
III ourselves dangerously situated a
nos, the shouts OF Nantucket in gale OF
mi still conceiving ourselves on Georges
So,l,. until We saw the windmills on the
.iood of NSnturket: had it been In the
.ab,we must inevitably have persisted, as
= we're surrounded by rips and breakers,
Him consequence of incorrect information
r. ! person Just Out OF port.
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ST. LOUIS, CO. L. AKg. 50.

Apsntleman from Pittsburg informs us,
hi steam boat is building there, and
dsiensd for the Mississippi. trade. We
,,e confident that no speculation could re-
ward the capatilIss more than two or three
nam boats TO ply regularly from n. Or
tsns 10 St. Louis, the falls OF Ohio, and
il. Intermediate towns.
Several strangers who have travelled
trough these disuicss, have expressed
,b,r astonishm.ut that no person has yet
unrd their attention 10 the manufacture
Of Nour by steam, as good water mill seats
are scarce, the erection ola steam mill in
,as neghborhood, where wood and coal
uald be had in abundance, and excellent
wheat lying in stack for years for the want
Of purchssers could not tail to crafty the
most sangune expectations ofthose who
had means and spirit to attempt it. What
afrld for the enterprising merchant The
fayst soil for any kind OF grain Cor hemp
nthe world, with a navigation unignped
ed byEats or shoals, com manding choice
olseason to transport our surplus produces
bmafket.
Issaknown fac:, that the planters and
traders Ct Tennessee, Kentucky and Ohio,
cannot send their produce to Orleans, un-
I'll the annual freshets raise their streams to
anayigable Importance, whilst the Louisi-
aaIarmer and trader, have i, IN their pow
Gto proceed to market at all seasons, and
oIcOurse command the best price.
SEPTEMBER IS.
Afew weeks ago we published an account
OIbe attack and defeat of capt. Coles par
Eon the frontiers Of the district of St.
taaElss by gang of unknown indians,
Yesterday we received such circumstan-
nl Authorization as leave no room to doubt
oihs Patawatamies being the perpetrators.
Sac has given up a bride which he says
egotin An exchange of h4rses with pu-
sEaamie. The Sac chiefs have sent word
nseneral Clark, that the Putaws who'live
n'at the lake Michigan, have in their pos
S'ss'on FIVE American horses, a silver
mounted ride, half worn saddle, plated
sl's and soae articles which appear ike
a'aPparel OF white people. The general
4pscis Certain information ID a few weeks
salen viii authorised demand to be made
whose Indian murderers
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raror. wish he was done with them, hsha

refore wish he was done with them' nina
he might cease o4plague the people. =
InSWsden aformal breach is near taxing
place between the nobility, citizens and
farmers, an event which has long been de-
Tsirable for Sweden, as the nobility always
made revolutions for themselves, and were
opposed to every popular king. The old
and shameless uncle of the unfortunate
Gustavus, sent the English ambassador
home again, because England natufailye-
spoused the cause of the people.
Respecting Russia I am silent. For,
what a wresthed adversary is'such an Alex
andsr!. The fall of price Kurakin the Rus
sian minister at Paris, from the stairs Of
Schwartzenberg's burning dancing hail, rs
perhaps type and foreWarnIng OF what IS
to happen.
:
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Notice is hereby given.

peKSUANT to dccretal order of Fair
: lax county cort, made on the 24th day
august, 1910, will be sold at public sale,
NIUE NIUE highess bidder, on the premises, on
o oSlday the Sd day of December next, at IL
soss O1h' on a credit of twelve months, (the
''iaser giving bond with approved security
oundry Improved Lots,
~ "e town OF Colchester, and Three .1tres
H. - ae adjoining the Shutdown, and some of
l,s alCOfesald lots which William Thompson
,s' y. TIE county Of Fairfax died seized Of
o.. s'' e time suRdry House Doors and Itir-
,s, 'lSh, belonging to said Thompson.s
T., !. viii aisobe sold These sales arc made
Ino vac benefit of the said Thompson,s ere
ban.s- ~ sai5 order mentioned. The title
J rs,s' &c will at the time and place be bro.
pnna. The purchaser On the execution Of
pAp ss ooad will be put in possession of the
F>'9' and receive deeds therefor. 4
I'D. Radcliffe,
oc,ob.. - NJ. c. c. +. County.
49, IF
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BALTIMoRE, Octak.r %.

Arrived, brig Female, Richardson, 81
days from Csd;z. Sailed the 10th ultmo.-
Captain r. says that Cadiz is pretty much
in the same state it has been for some time
past. The French army have no prospect
of Success, tie army supposed to be about
10 or 5000; it is IN force at Malaga
There ara about 5000 English troops in
the town, and SAL CT the line 10 the halbor,
English. OF Cape S.. Vincents, fell in
with 20 sail OF transports with troops from
knglan, d iur CadiZ and Gibraltar.
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SUCH is EUROPE.

A letter from one of the most respectable
houses in Lisbon, of the 21st September,
quotes -four at Z and rice at s dollors cashy
taken fl om on board.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-23

Mr.. Pinkney's letter, Informing him OF ING
repeal of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES, is
Just such an one as was expected. As soon
as those DEGREES cease TO operate the Orders
in Council are :escindcd. We now have
only to wait, and see whether Bonapa.te
Was in earnest. The Presidents proclama-
ton will not be brought forth.
The independent American states that
rumor is prevalent that the cabinet is Sc
riously engaged in discussing the 2ropriety
of taking possession of West Florida. The
eastern boundaiyof the Louisiana cession
extended TO the river Prrdido; but the
Spanish, or French, did not chuse to per-
nit US TO take possession. We passed a
law establishing a custom house at the Mo-
bile; but instead of collecting duties we
have been obliged TO pay duties to the Span
ish. In the present situation, the crst ques-
ton is, have the Floridians any right to
throw OF all allegiance to the mother coun.
try? If they have thrown it off, as they
cannot exist as an independent nation, if
,hpv arp w;lI;no ;, COM nd. ~. o,o,,
ment, ought We no, to receive them? if
unwilling, are we not ius.ihable in com.
polling ,hem? Wew!sh no French, Span
ish nor English fac Avipp there,
The battle Of Bennington has been cele-
bra,ed in Vermont. The battle of Kings
Mountain was cele brated at Arlington, Va.
on the 9th inst What is the object of the
celebration of these battles? Isis TO keep
alive military spirit? To cherish patti
o,ic and useful principles No. It is 70
tain; to keep alive party spirit in our coun-
,rv. The celebration of INDEPENDENCE
OUGHT 70 be for the discussion Of political
D, ineiplcs, the remembrance Of tbrs vaIor
renewal of inlnical feelings towards the
British and the wascairg OF party host'li,
ty: but to meet for the celebration Of vic
tof'os gained IN TIE s'isrsht battles during
the FevoIntion,W!tn the purposes that induce
such celebration, is not patriotic, not
useful but an extremely injurious practice
why NOT meet 10 celebrate the victories
gained over the rfench oy the united bfl-
nsh ana American tofces'ln the Old French
war; why forget the taxing OF cape bre-
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~ Williamson's packet will
fail for Norfolk tomorrow.
October 23.
l WISH TO SELL
The House In0zv Occuby =

THE LOTS 60 feet front on King street,
running back LOG feet, and is covered with
valuable Brick Buildings, cxcepta small shed
used for cutting straw in. On the back line
there is a two story Brick Building, 10 by
40 feet, stable for four horses, which will
hold tons of hay, a,arge Smoke House &
Privy, a complete Milk House and Pump of
water, aud the yard is paved On the front
there is a large two,story Brick Building.
calculated for a Store and Dwelling, with
Cellar 81 feet square, the whole capable Of
holding 5000 barrels of -four and has wheel
in complete order for hosting. 1t is subject
an annual ground rent of is, Sd. per foot.
&c situation is equal to any in town for the
our and Grocery business. To prevent un.
Fcessary applications my terms are $1,000,
.e half to be paid By Christmas, the BAL
&c in one and two years.
Alexander Perry.
Y
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-23

Revolution at st. Barts. Capt Keith of
the brig Be,sey, who arrived at Salem the
14,hinst. in 10 days from St. Barts. informs
that there had been revolution in ST. Barts
the person now in power there, is Mr..
Cremoni: the former lieutenant governor
came passenger in the above yessel.-ttee-
mans .1ournal
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Wanted to Purchase or Hire,
"A BLACK NAN for a house servant
3pIy to the Printer.
August
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alsranor!a Dallp Gasat;e.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS.

The reply of The Marquis Wellesley 70
Mr.. Pinkney's letter, informing him OF the
repeal of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES, is
Just such an one as was expected. As soon
as those DEGREES cease to operate the Orders
If, Council are :escinded. We now have
only to wait, and see whether Bonapa,te
Was in earnest. The Presidents psoclama-
tiun will not be brought forth.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-28
7be Progressive Company,

AT THEIR GKAINERY AND GROCERY
STORE, No. IL, ,LoNe-WRARF,
Hspe for Sale Wholesale and Re.4i the io~est
rem. trices,
a Constant supply oil Rye and ibdis n Corn:
do. do. Rye and Indian Meal;
flour, of the most approved brands.
An extensive assortment of GROCERIES and IL
QU0RS-amony uhich are
10 hhds. Sd proof ST. Croix and Antigua Rum,
90 pipes 4,h proof Spanish Brandy;
30 quarter casks Sherry Wine;
30 boxes Rasins, 90 do Chocolate
Hyson, Souchong, and Bolea Teas, by the chest
or lesser qusntity, &c. &c.
1000 bushels Exuma Salt. of supcriour quality
1890 do. Liverpool do
500 do. Tit.ks-lsland do.
500 - do Bon.ysta do
.flso---a quaitty Of wei seasoned mer Boards
Lsse1rise.. lust receired,
S pipes Gin S hhds. old jamaica Spirits;
% chests Compoy Tes of ;sn excellent favour;
1000 At. Cheese; 300 Meal Bags;
8 crates and 2 hhds. Crockery Ware, &c. &c.
"a Cash given for CoRN and Rye.
". b. Those persons who have in their possession
- Al Bags belonging to the Confp-Ny, viii have the
goodness 10 return them
WILLIAM CoGGEsIiALL, jun. .9gent
.NjfrhSS' Or. lS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-28
JOoEpu BRlGuS,

No. So, Ihames-srreef,
-ETAS tor sale-Ioo bbls. Prime Pork, war
i L ranted Gin, per pipe.
%lso--An assortment of GROCERIES.
N. b. He transsc,s Commission Business.
Those who are disposed to favour him In this
line, may depend on lis exertions in their be-
half.
STORAGE for goods may be had by sp-
Plying as above. July 26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-02-28
Henry Y. Cranston & Co.

Henry Y. Cranston s Co.
eAvE roR SALE VERY AccoaMopAfISc
lit ihssr AUCTION and Commsssion Store,
No.94 THAMEs-sTREET,
35 Bales Cotton,
10 Pipes Barcelona Brandy,
10 Hlljs. w. I. Rum,
IS Chests Campoy Tea,
50 Casks Fresh Raisias,
80 Kegs Ginger,
q Boxes Chocolate,
20 Kegs Tobacco,
25 Boxes Soap,
10 B5Is. pipento,
20 Bags Coffee,
5000 vt. Loaf sugar.
Newport. Dec ~.
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LOPEZ q Dexter,
oFPER AT PR1vAlE SALE,
1So Bags,

18o Bags, }
Is Barrels,
Hyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, Souchong, Cam
poy, and Bohea Teas.
81 81 Boxes Ss' ,REowe. MS.,e. Havana SUGARS.
81 Bales Upland Co,,on. M
26 Hogsheads Kentucky Tobacco.
Madeira, Tenerife, and Lisbon Wines.
$50 Boxes Raisns.
S Ceroons Peruvian Bark. ats
A few Pipes choice Spanish Brandy.
y Cash advanced on Goods consigned
.Newport, Jan. g. 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
BALrrNoRE, September ~
NO SUBMISSION

1t having been ascertained, that among
the seamen on board the British govern.
ment brig Nelly, now lying in our river
there was native of Marylan inyoIunta
rily detained, the people of Fell's poinc
prepared themselves TO release him. All
things being in readiness. two gentlemen
waitfd upon Lieut.. Jackson last evening.
and dem banded the man. Inc lieutena,,e
made some hesitation as TO conpiyiay
with the reqaisition, but was given Co ua-
derstand- tnat Only one hour was allowed
him to deliberate, The sa Tor was sent on
shore within the limited time. and tht.
orig has SINCE moved iurtner down tne FL
yer. The released Amerac an reports me
was Originally impressed, and mas been
detained tor l6 years Ia the Brush ser.
vice, during winch time he MAZE seven
attempts TO escape, aud was as often un..
successful, and severely f3gsed, s.. 10
has tor IL years past been accounted as
dead by his friends, who reside IN tle
Eastern shore. IL is oeIieved there are.
several other Americans On board the
Nctiy, but their "protec ions" being d..
stroyed and their persons unknown, ,.e
truth cannot be asCertanea. The public
Irritation has been uncommonly great from
belief that Lieut.. jackson Is ne man vino
ba,bArOusly and want miy abused aotam
Rider of this port, some time s,nae=oue
Capt. K. being absent, and 10 poiuve
proof OF the fact being sub,nltteo. me
people have very prudendy ana pro perry
treated Lieut.. Jackson and his Crew Win
thef accustomed hospitality. Slch IS me.
cuffent account OF an air winch nas
afbfded much Conversation tais moFu.
ing.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14


Extract OF letter dated Georgetown,
Aug. %, 1S10.-" We had duel the O..
Their at Bladensburgh, between Rixon
Stooesesq. of Frederick, and Mr.. Gwyn,
an officer ia the navy. The occasion of
il originated at Frederick. Mr.. Stone.
while at dinner, said that the federalists
were parcel of towards, that wers
there occas on to fight, they would be the
LAST to turn our. and that there was not one
of them IN the navy fit to wsar hutton,
Mr.. Gwyn rose from the table, went to
the bar, and wrote i note to Stone. Tire
latter came immediately aud was told by
Gwya. that he had behaved very much
unbecoming the character of gentleman.
The reply of Some was that he had nor
observed Gwyn pyesent-That if he had.
he should no, have said what he did, as
he did not mean any personality. Gwyn
said that the evasion was nor satisfactory.
Gwyn came to Georgetown, and Stone was
tod THAT he Ought to chailange and fight
HIM This he accordingly did, and a duel
ensued. Stone was wounded IN the abdo-
mens and died yesterday" Phil. Reg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
BosrcN, Sept. 4.
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

Yesterday morning arrived ship
Lothian, captain Glover, IN "a day s
from Liverpool. Captain Clever "a
vored US with Liverpool pape 70 j.
" 90, and London 10 July %, ineiu-
sive.
About July 90. another riot of A
merican seamen took. place at Liver
pool. James Wheeler and X chard
Hill were taken into custody.
D puties from the Caracas. had
failed in their missi' 70 Euglaud. bot
were treated well. They were 60 sail
for PHILADELPHIA. One of them is a
relation Of Miranda.
The following are among the Lon.
don mercantile houses under embar-
rassmcnts: Messrs. Grave, Sharp,
Fisher & Fisher, Rowladson K Bstes 5,
Rowland Isaac and Co. Hardy, Ottley
ard CO. They have much greater a.
mount OF property than the sum they
owe.
Messrs Coles & Co. and Messrs
Briekwoeds, Rainier and Co. are a.
nnong the failures in London.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14

the rendezvous houses in cooper's Row
&Strand street, and broke the windows
and furniture, and liberated some sea.
men. Mr.. Miller, the superintendent
of the police, hearing of the riot, went
with three consta5lcs of Strand street,
accompanied by Picquet of the
Hereford Militia, and succeeded in Sc
curing two of the ring leaders, of the
names of James Wheeler and Richard
Hill, who had slaves in their hands
and were calling to the others to come
on. They have been examined before
F. w. Brancker, Esqr. and commit-
ted to Lancaster for trial at next Assiz-
es. On Monday evening, another at
tempt having been made by body OF
American seam-n, three were appre-
hended and committed to Lancaster.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
LONDON, July %.
SPAIN.

:, Government have received the fol-
lowing iniel,ige ce. Captain Maurice
of the Arethusa. having on the a5th
ult. hsd a commun cation with the jun
ia of Galiicia and Asturias, took on
board his ship and other vessels 500
Spaniards, under Spanish General,
and secured the whole coast Of Spain
from Bayonne to Caps Ortegsl. He
de- troyed 200 Frenchmen; spiked 100
pieces of cannon, and took Santana,
but was unable to make himself mas
ter Of Cas.ras. Al! this was effected
without the loss o wEn. HE Sra
nish force we took or board was in
creased by 500 Spau'srns who were
rescued from the enemy dueing this
dashing expedition
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-09-14
LONDON, IuIv Is.

The pecuniary embarrassments Of
the commercial world at the present
tuucture are beyond precedent, and al
most beyond hopes of alleviaiion. The
devastation IS extending far and widely
throughout the country, where every
degree OF business is stopped even in
the public markets. The following i ),
list Of the stopPage Of Country Bank
ing houses communicated 20 us (Mor-
ming Adversely yesterday: