The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-28 00:00:00

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hived Ofieitatoo, van bit mribst i
slarikr for a
deliwary to the ommigioe. after *nice envoi
from the Plaiodif on the Defsodatt;'lollbsudlier 'A
stoppage in transit., whilst the geode still remained
in hi bands. • For the Plaintiff it Was ionitrided• lb.
Defendant, is definite of notice not to deliver, bad
tholes* Made a delivery to the toutigrin. who
was a grocer and tobacconist lu Liverpool, of the
noose of Wile, and Who. heinethee lissillriet, had ab•
Waded front hie Million. and hY wlsibh delivery of
dip Defendeak the filaistiff had *thalami the boos of
property:
• The delivery to the Defeedast. Lagether with the
tOrilee of the Plafetire "dice whilst the goOls still
reitaineti ungellvered, being pitivtd; as libelist Oa
act of baakrepter of Wise, the Oledgnee.
Mr. Sergtaxt Otos,, for the Defoodant, cousesidoi;
upon an established role of law, that a delivery to the
carrier being saielivery to the consiguee. the only
groin 4 that could sistain a stoppage in transit., was
the lissolvehey if the party, and of which the &fee&
ant had no intimation. He said be shoal( call wit.
newts to proie thii Wise (who it was tend I.asire*
abstholded) was al that time net only solvent..lint iA
ciresmstances of Credit, .oetwithetandiog his hninir
subsequently absconded wi,h the penperty of his cr..
add thereby committed in amt of haitkroptcr,
He called several *itemise to prove that Wile tiros to
great credit up to the time of his abscosiding.
Mr. Semler? addiesseil the Joey i. Trey.
The Jury. witboot troubling the Joidge to snit up.
expressed thentwlves satisfied, atil found for the Main-
tiff—Dump-1 401. -a id costs.' • •

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HARP-MT.
',The weather. daring the whole of the pail went,
was highly faeoneabie to the important loneiseas of
lamest, and much of the Lest mar was cat and car-
ried In the best possible condition. The Barley crops.
though fine in qualify, have far the most part, proved
deficient in quad/. Inmate ;Wailer ire kuow, that
the whole proJawe of tile acre• en gotid land,. hear
Brighton. was put Into one waggrib, aid drawii away
by one bone! Slitwd of our boost* Partnere are
hooking to the celebration of havOltelflXimel a hareeit
whfeh may, indeed, figeratlrrly ISO 'galled I Odes
It ; but we regret to say. that ffi Inthateliodi
farmer will nos inn to " spealrpoldpely othli prello'
—(Sesser .4deertiter. Aug.slls.)''!"
Skauip ate bask **is liars .bees • eight dap sf de.
lightfal weather, att.reely iitterriepred by a Boer
shower. which has befit the means of driving the
fields of hay. aid of ripening the grain so rapidl7.
that much wheat has been cut dove, and the harvest
is now general, which, shoeld the preeetit line 'weather
continue, will be concluded in a abort time. Evert;
morning during the week a great number of oh
attended et the Cross. who were engaied at from 2t
to 2e. 4J. 7.r day, without victuals. —(Car lisle / our-
sal, Aug. 24.)
ft sat, Ara. 19.—The writhe, since Wednesrhy.
has been moat propHout to the harvest business
The beat of the sun, together with the closeness of
:he atmosphere, has ripened all kinds of grain in
very quick time, so much so, that all hands are actively
employed in rutting and string the finest bar
that has been remembered by the oldest person hero
Several large fickle of wheat and oats have been cut
throughout this extensive neighbourhood is the
course of the last feet days, in excellent condition.
The potato' crop promises to be abundant beyond
precedent. in many places three times the produce of
last year. The hay 11 is in a forwaid state, and
in many places saved.
At Oeghton, near Wigtnn, the orchard of Mr. Da-
niel Reid presents, at this time. a most striking and
beautiful appearance. It covers half an acre of ground,
and contains about lOU trees (apples and pears) tb.•
burden t f which is supposed to be about 130 bushels
of the finest fruit. The trees are, in fact, unable t.,
hear the weight which, thus presses vapnn them, sod
it is considered by the inhabitants in that part as e
r great curiosity..

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"4' PR.1915 BEVEL INl4tieeee
no)trlltitig talblattl.—kLexce►erruf—ihsig,
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isiellimuntrur 1* callittgas. 1 TM''"
yrreminper yelirts46; sue Arturiii.
Mr. Bisiipsi,.i the Plait esee. This
MU wisdom brought - •tho ormesigsee of a togs-