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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-23

4 T court Of Probate, holden at tho coun-
"a Gil chamber, Newport, on Monday 9TH
Feb. Ie26:--H ,cas ordor,d, That all Guard
ians, Administrators, or executors, whose &c
counts have not been settled for the space oi
one year, appear at a court Of Probate 70 DC
holden at the State House, on the first Mon
day in March next and settle the same hn'
that this order be published in both the me- ..s
papers printed in this town.
BY ordaT of said court,
b. B. HOWLASD, Pro- Clerk.
Feb q, 1896.
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Bricks Wanted.

TIIE Subscriber will receive Proposals
Il ill the lst Of March next, for the de-
livery at Fort Adams, Newport llarbor, Of
100000 stock or pressed bricks, aud
5O0,0W common bricks
The bricks TO average, wher burnt. s
inches by 4 inches by 2 incher--to. be OF
the best quality and no salRion, arch, or
broken bricks TO be receivc'.
100000 Common Brickr to &c delivered
in each ofthc months Of Apr. 4, MAY, June,
July AMI August next the .tock and press
ed bricks, in May, Jrne, '.,r July.
The Propo -als 70 be directed 10 the sub
scribcr, Newpo'tt, r I.
G.|iOTT En-, .Mgi. Eng'rs.
Brcrt. Ii. Col.
The rubli .,ners ofthe Newport Mercury
rro'.' atri' Il, Prov American, Boston Patriot
Es| Repister, and Salem Gazette, New
" diord. Mercury, Fall-itiycr Monitor, New
op.ion Gazette, and Taunton papers Wi
pl Ease TO vive the above three insertiohs' ai''
! ..orword their accounts.
, Eewuor;, Jan %, l-2J.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-02-23

NOTICE-The subscriber having been
~ appointed by the court ofproba,e, for the
town of Tiyer,on. Administrator on the estate
of PEACE HICKS,
late Of .Tiverton, deceased, and having given
bo:is as the law directs, he therefore requests
all persons indebted to said estate to make inn
mediate payment, and those having any de-
mands against said estate, TO present the same
for settlement without delay, TO
ELlHU HICKS, admir-.
Tiverton, Jan 90, lc26. 20
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gusnluemt Notttcs.
State of K Rhode-Island. &c.

NEWPORT, sc-Clerk's Office of the Court OF
Commissioners for the relief of lnsolyent
Debtors, Feb. Q, 1o26.
WHEREAS the petition Of William ID
w Boss. of Newport, in tho county OF
Newport, an insolvent debtor, was transferred
from the General Assembly, and entered in
said court according to law, at its January
term, A. d lS26 a.pd whereas said petition has
been continued 10 the next term Of said court,
with further order of notice, and Richard
Shaw, of Newport, appointed assignee OF
the estate and effects Of the said petitioner
Notice is therefore here i given 20 the credi-
tors Of said William, to pear at the nexttcrm
of the said court TO be holden al Newport, with
in and for the county of Newport, on the third
Monday Of January, A. n le27, to shcw cause,
if any they have, why the benefit of an act for
the relief Of insolvent debtors passed January,
A. D. lS22, ought not to be extended to him.
HOLMEs WEAVER, Clerk
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ADMINISTRATORS NOT tCr

THE subscriber having 'een appointed Adj
l. ministrator, dc bon noI :. an The eg,o,c oC
GEORGE a. NJ Perry, late Of Charles.
town, deceased, and 'havi' 10 given bonds as the
law directs, he ticreio C recucsts all persons
indebted to Tie est re of said deceased, to
I9ake immediate Pigment, and those having
any ucinar ds TO 'Jresent them for settlement
without . clay: SAMUEL WARD, .idm'r.
Ncw-SborebAm, Jan %, 1-2G. TF2
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STATE OF RHODE. ISLAND, &c.

Washington, Sc.-Clerk'S Office Qfthe Court
Of Commissioners .for the Relief cj hSol-
vent Debtors, jan. 10, 1926.
THE creditors Of Philip Bates, of Exeter,
l. in the county Of Washington, laborcr,
are hereby notified to appear if they see fit,
before the said court of commissioners, to be
holden al South Kingston, in the county oi
Washington, on the second monday Of July
I-26, and shew cause why the benefit Of the
existing nsolvent laws Of this State should
not be extended TO him.
MATTHEW WAITE, Clerk Of said
Court Of Commissioners.
Jan. 26, 1S2G.
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NoTICE-Caur, of Probate

DROBATE NOTICE Court of Probate
l. Newport, Feb q, ls26.--Nhereas the ad-
minisiratcr OH the estate Of William Prior
late of Newport deceased, having this day pre-
sented his accouat for settlsp\ent and the
consideration thereof referred 70 court OF
probate to be holden 1t the s'atc-housc, ir
said Newport, on the first monday of March
next, a; Q o'clock, A. M-Nohcc is hereby
given to all interested therein TO appear a;
said time and place, if they see mt, and they
shall be heard,
By order Of said court,
B. b. ROWLAND, Prob. Cik,
Fob Q. lS26
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

VIZ Subscriber hereby gives public notice
ha- he Is ep i'ointed Administrator on
~ ea,'fe OF HtIGm Babtock, la,o Of South
Nu'ss own, decr 'scd, and has accepted Of the
., ne therefore requests all persons who
f' lhdcnted 20 The estate Of said deceased to
niSe psylp mt without delay, and also all
Per-ons " 10 have claims sgnins, the said .s-
Iite 10 exhibit them rs soon may be-.
ROBERT PERRY, .1jnr.
South.Kings,owp, Jan l2, lo2G ~
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O.flTSSTOTERS NOTCE-We the
" subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Court OF Probate, for the town of liv-
erton, in the county of Newport, Commis-
sioners TO receive and examine the claims
of the creditors against the estate OF
UILLLlN COREY,
late of said Tiyerton, deceased, represented in
solvent, hereby give notice, that six months
from the date hereof, is allowed to the cred
itors of said estate, to bring in and prove thcir
respective claims, and that we shall attend Tor
that plrpos, az the house OF sion Allen, on
the last mondays of March, April and May, IN
said term, between the hours of . and clock
SAnurI. BoRDrs,
BENJ. DURrEE, Commrs.
JOINS TABER
Tvcrton, Dec >, lo2S. lF.9.
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A ssIGNEE's NoTICE.--The subscriber

a SSIGNEE'S NOTICfi-- he subscrlher
"A having been appointed by the Hon court
Of commissioners for the relief of insolyent
debtors. at their January term, A. II. lo2j, as
signee &c the estate and effects of John Rose,
of Newport, an lnsolvent debtor, gives notice
to the creditors to pr sent thor claims against
said insolyent, ,withinsx months from the date
hereof, or they will be precluded according TO
law. OLIVER ID. SLOCUM, .issignoc.
Newport, Feb ., lS26
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NOTICE.-Thc Subscriber intending IN
y make now arrangement in his business,
r,.luc,,s al PERSONS indebted to him to make
in.a.s,fatc ps,r,ent. as al accounts not set
ted prcyi-rs % the l0tlI Feb. next, viii be
placed in i..c hands Of L. TRIvrTT Esq. for
collection Boots and Shoes for sale as usual
a. his old s.a..d. for cash end cash Only
Ian 10 JOSIAH .. BURDlCk.
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State of Rhode-Island, &c.

NEWPORT, sc.-Clerk's Office Of the Court OF
Commissioners for the relief Of lnsolvent
Debtors, Feb. 3, lS26.
NTHEREAS the petition of JOHN Rose, Of
w Newport, in the county of Newport, an
insolvent debtor, was transferred from the
General Assembly and entered i'll said court
according TO law, at its January term, a. d
lo26, and whereas said petition has been con
tinucd to the next term Of said court with 4
further order of notice; L. Oliver D.Slocum OF
Newport, appointed assignee of the estate and
effects Of said petitioner Notice is therefore
hereby given TO tho editors of said John to
appear al the next term of the said court TO
6e holden at Newport, within and for the
county OF Newport, On the third monday
of January, 4; d. 1897, to shew cause, II any
they have, Why the benefit Of an act for the
relief Of insolvcn' debtors, passed January
1929, ought not to be extended to him.
HOLMES WEAVER. Ucrk.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIpAY, Feb. 10.

Mr.. M'Lane, from the Comnsittee Of
Ways and Means, reported, in relation toa
proposed estimate and appropriation Of
$4,000, for the purchase Of 30 acres of land.
adjoining the public land at the arsenal at.
Wa,ervliet, and $1,000 for 50 Artillery
Horses for the use OF ithe Military Acadcray,.
the following resolution:
Resolved, That the Committee of Ways
and Means be discharged from further con-
gidcring the s,,id estimates Of appropriation,
and that tllgy be referred TO The Committec
on Military Affairs, with instructions TO IN,
quire int .,tho expedicncy Of authorizing the
purcho 20 of the ground and horses, and tho
erect .on Of the buildings stated II the said
csi mate which was concurrcd III by the
F.ousc.
The following resolution, offered yester-'
{ day by Mr.. Tomlin5on, Of Conn was taken
up and agreed to:
Resolved, That the Secretary of tho
, Treasury DO directed TO report to the House,
| the amount which lias been expended Tor
the purchase or erection OF custom-h0uses,
and public warehouses, and the ports in
which such buildings arc situated, desig~
n;tlnr the at OF each, and the time when
it was purchased or erected.
An act making appropriations Tor tho
Military Service Of The United States, Tor
the year 1896, was sead third time aud
PENELOPE DENNY.
Mr.. Mallary, OF Vermont, wished tho
IJouso to consider the bill for the relic o.,
! Penelope Denny which, on his motion, was
laid on the table, some days since.
The motion being agreed 10, the bill was
taken up for consideration.
Mr.. Cambrelcng, Of y. York, moved to
amend the bill 30 "a 10 make the pension
payable ost Of the Navy Pension Fund, IN
stead of tlc Treasury u the Y. States
! AYES CO, Nocs ! D.
The Question then arose on the engross-
ment Of the bill, When
Mr.. Williams, Of n. G. Notwithstanding
the amendment which had been introduce
ed. could not '.o,e for tt7 passage OF the
Ibili. IIc was against the principle Of thus
extending the pension system. II we ad-
NIT the iist.,e Of this ckiI3t where are we
TO stops The public faith ispledged,o mako
rood any deficiency IN this fund ut IS I'M
nateral then, according to this pledge,
whether the pension be paid out OF the
Treasury or The Pension Fund, IL the de-
fcicncy ia to be mado good. 10 go tc-
the princple, however, va have carried
the rule of pensions TO q sufficient extent'
aud if We adopt this, we shall open tne
door 10 an endless multtupfs OF CLAIMS IN
case another war should take place, thos-
snnds OF cases equally strong might ARSE
and tho country would be overloaded with
opprcs,ions aud debts. resulting fromiths
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State of Rhode Island, &c.

state OF hhUue- iSlanu- &C.
NEWPORT, se-Clerk's Office of the Court Of
Commissioners for the relief Of insolvent
Debtors, Feb. 9, lo96.
WHEREAS Nathaniel Davies. of New.
w port, in the county Of Newport, labo-
rer, has fled in this Office his petition 10 said
court for the benefit of an act Of the General
Assembly Of this State entitled an act for
the relief of insolvent debtors and whereas
Christopher Fowler, esq. one Of the commits
sioners Of said court has appointed William
Howard Of Newport. assignee of the estate and
effects Of said petitioner. Notice is therefore
hereby riven 10 the creditors of the said Ma
;baniel TO appear before said court of commits.
sionc.s nj their next term TO be holden at
Newport within and for the county Of New
port ~ the third monday Of January 4. D.
l-9., n shew cause. &c any they have, why
the PRAYER of said petition ought not TO be
granted HOLMES WEAVER, C5rk.
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ.

Prlnler. OF the Laws of The Unitad States,
IN the ChImbers-of ", Tha.nes-street,
Entrance Market-square)
Terms efthe Republican
Tso DJi'ars per annum--one half in advance
Price OF .hrertising.
One Dollar per square for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent insor-
non. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked. will be contin-
uei till forbidden and charged accordingly
~ All accounts must be settled at least
once a year.
rT No paper discontinued until arrearages
paid.
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VOLUME IL.
NlMeteeMth Congress-.
IN SENATE.


Nj. Rowan, from the 60 umit.ee on tho
District ot Columbia, 20 whom was rc.crrot
the bill " For the benefit of Columbian COLI
lege IN the DisirSt," reported the same
without amendment.
On motion by Mr.. Smith, 1900 copies Of
the report of the Committee of WAYS and
Muans, of the House Of Representatives,
on the subject of the Finances, were orr
dered 10 be printed for tho use OF the Ss-
nate.
On motion by Mr.. Holmes, the bill sap.
Elementary to the act for enrolling and H..
censing vessels engaged in the Coasting
Trade, rccomritted To the Committee on
Finance.
On ;notion by Mr.. Smith, the bill supple-
men,ary To the act to requisite the collcc-
ton of duties on impoStS and tonnage, was
made the order OF hs day for Monday
next.
The bill for reliefof Elijah Buckley was
ordered 10 be engrossod for its third read
ing.
The Senate then proceeded to the con-
sidcraliou Oft bill Tor the relief of James
Dickson and Company. The bill author
ICES the Secretary of the Treasury to pay
TO James Dickson ~ Co. of Savannah, the'
sum of S23,SS595 cents, being moiety-
Of the proceeds of certain goods impor-
ted from Liverpool, by the said James
Dickson a. Co. in Noyember,- 1872, which
were sold as forfeited, aud the amount paia
into the Treasury of the United States.
The bill! was opposed by Mr.. Tazewell,
who moved to reconimlt IL to the Com
mittce on Finance, with instructions to re-
mort n hill IN embrace NIL similar cascs
The bill was defended by Mr.. Berrien
and Mr.. Smith, and the question upon Mr.
TazewelPs motion was determined in tho
negative. Mr.. IIuyne moved to lay il ON
the table for the present, until information
could be obtained from the Treasury De-
partment whether this case were u soli-
tary ohe-Ayes ~. Noes lS.
The motion prevailed, and the Senate
adjourned to Monday.
Yesterday, Mr.. Harrison, from the Conn.,
mittec on Military Affairs, reported tho
following bil,which was read, and passed
to second reading:
BE it ensctcd, &c. That, from and afs
ter the passing Of this act, each Captain IN
the army shall bo allowed one additional
ration
SRo. q. And be IL further enacted, That
the commander Of every company, In the
army of the United States, shall be en-
titled TO receive ten dollars per month ad-
ditional pay as compensation for his duties
and responsibilities, with respect to the
clothing, arms, and accoutremcnts, of the
company, whilst he shall be IN the actual
command thereof
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4 SSIGNEES NOTlCE.-The subscriber
~ having been appointed By Christopher
Fowler, esq. one Of the commissioners Of the
court for the the relief of nsolvent debtors.
assignee Of tho estate and effects Of Nathaniel
Deyies, Of Newport, an insolvent debtor, gives
notice 70 the creditors 10 present their claims
agains, 81 ID insoyent within six months from
the date hereof. or they will be precluded ae-
corhng 70 law.
WI HOWARD, .7'Ngnss.
Ncwpe.' Feb., i-2J
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State of Rhode Island, &c.


NEWPORT, SC Clerks Office of the Court of
Commissioners for the relief of lnsolvent
Debtors, Feb. 9, lS26.
WHEREAS the petition of Lemucl Gam
w mons Of Newportlin the county of New
port, an nsolvent debtor, was transferred from
the General Assembly, and entered in said
Court, according to law, at its January term,
A. d. 1896 and whereas said petition has been
continued to the next term of said court, with
a further order Of notice, and {. l.. Robbins,
of Newport appointed assignee of the estate
and effect, of said petitioner Notice is there
fore hereby given to the creditors of said Lem
uel to appear at the next term of said court, to
be holden at Newport within and for the coun-
ty of Newport, on the third Monday of Janua-
ry, AID. lS27, ani shew cause, if any they have,
why the benefit of an act for the relief of in
solvent debtors, passed January, A. u. lo22
ought not to be extended to him.
HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk.
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1 SSIGNEE's NOTICE-The Sub

"a scriber having been appointed by
Christopher Fowler ESQ. one Of the Com
missioners Of the Cour; for tho relicfoi In
solvent debtora, Assignee Of the estate and
effects of John Manchestcr, OF Tiverlon, an
inso,ycnt de5tor, gives no.ce to the credit
orS to present their claims against seid In
solvent within SIX months from the date
hereof, or they will be prccuded acc corl,ny
to law. JAMES MANCHESTER,
Tiverton, Jan. 26. .9sSigaee.
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comprising very Eenetal assortment, o.
mong which may be found
Broadcloths. Blue calicoes,
Ca5sirneres, striped Fancy do.
and phin; Colored cambrics,
Rose blankets, cheap Furniture patches,
Black, brown g. blue
Pclic cloths, Gros dc Naples;
Re., green, yellow Black leyantines and
a. white flannels; Sinchaws,
Black and colored Do. Lutstrings,
bombazetts, Black, green Il pink
3cotch and Caroline Italian grapes;
plads, Black Canton ditto,
Brown g. blue cam Red ditto,
bets, Irish linens,
and lambs Imitation shcetings,
wool hose, Dowlas,
Hearth rugs, British shirtings,
Valencia g. tollenet American ditto,
vestings, Bedticks,
Cotton bats, Calicoes,
American plaid and Striped plaids,
white fiannels, Checks & furniture
Worsted suspenders ditto,
Quality binding. Brown linens,
Italian cords&braids Do. do. cambric,
Piping ,gimps, &c. all Linen cambric,
colors; Jaconet ditto,
Black and white os- Common ditto,
trich featheN, Plain e. fgur'd null
White, blue e. green null otto,
knitting yarn; Figur'd swiss muslin
Silk g. tabby velvets, Book ditto,
Blue g. brown plush, Inserting trimmings,
doe and Bobbinet and cotton
other gloves; laces,
Mcrino ndimltation Velveteen and raw
handkcrchief silk hdkfs.
Cashmere and imita- Gros de Naples.
ton long shawls, Fashionable and ele-
CASHMERE g. yalen- giant ribbons,
cla shawls, With greatvariety
Fancy baskets, OF new and fash.
Silk and cotton um- ionabc Goods, all
brellas. of which will be
Hemmng's needles, sold at cost.
Sewing cottons,
a. NOTICES. II. CAHooSE re-
quests all persons indebted 10 him, whose
accounts are of long standing, TO call and
settle the same without delay, or they will
be placed in the hands Of an Attorney for
collection. Jan. II, 1e25.
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4 SSlGNEES oOTlCE.-T'hc Sub
"A scriber hovinS Sbecn appointed by The
Hon. Court Of Commissioners for the reliei
oflnsolvent debtors, at their January Term,
1896, Assignee Of .he estate and tho eff
tects of Lemucl Gammons, OF Newport, an
insolvent debtor, gives notice to the credit
ors to present their claims against said In
solvent, within six months from the date
hereof, OF they will be precluded according
to law. G. f. ROBBINS, .lSSigRee.
Newport. Jan. 26, 1896.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.--Whereas
VI the subscriber has been duly appoint
ed Guardian of the person and estate of
William Hull, of South -Kingstown, in the
county of Washington, yeomnn, and has
given bonds as the law requires: Where
fore, all persons are hereby forbid tradin5
or dealing With or trusting To said Will
liam on the penalty of the law. All per-
sons having any just and lawful demands
against him are requested to exhibit the
same to the subscriber within six months
from the date hereof
WM. 7. BROWNING, Guardian.
South h-Kingstown, Jan. 10th, 1926 il9
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Co-pavtMcyship Msso\yed.

TIE partnership heretofore existing
l. under the firm of. G. a. w. A. Hox-
sEY, is dissolved by the death Of JonN c.
IIoxsEY, one Of the Firm; therefore, all
persons indebted to said firm either by note
or book account, are requested TO call and
settle the same by the first Of April next,
with WELCOME A. lloXsEY, surviving
partner, and all persons having any de.
mands against said firm arc requested to
call and receive their pay, and oil de.
ii1nands that are not settled by the time n
bove mentlonedmustb be lodged nthc hands
of an Attorney for collection.
WELCOME A. HOXSEY,
Surrir'Rg partner.
Charlcstown, Jan. 9, 1896.
The business in future will be continued
by Welcome a. lIoxsey 81 Mary-Ann Hox.
sey, under the Firm of Welcome n. Hor.
seq &, Co. [JI7
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Selling off at costl
s. IT, GA,MfDUMla

contemplating Remorel from to'cn, offers
for Sale at Cost,
TITS entire stock of English, French,
FL hdia and American Dry Good 8,
comprising a very general assortment, a.
mong which may be found
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1826-10-13
From the New York Enquirer, Sept. 4.
GREAT BRIT AIN.

DiStreSS.--We do not perceive that
the papers cou,alD any hing OF great i'm
portance. They are chiefly filled with
disastrous accounts OF the state oil the
M anuiacturlng districts. The facts Of
suffering and want OF employment can
not be concealed, but il is almost i'm pos
slble to form any opinion from the news
papers as TO the permanence OF these
disresseS. The poilucal attachments Of
the several journals are SO preJudicial to
all fair speculation as 10 render them We.
Try unsafe sources Of authority. What
the Times asserts the Courier denies,
and the allegations OF the Chronicle are
absolutely contradicted by The Post. In
the mean time the cabinet meetings are
held and the people starve. No rene.
dies have as yet been offered by the gov
eminent. The quidnuncs themselves
are divided. One recommends the I'M.
mediate assembling oil the new parlia.
ment another The opening OF the ports
for the admitting Of foreign grain; an
other the REIMBURSEMENT oil part OF
their incomes by the King, and the great
place holders. All parties, however,
unite in recommending TO government
prompt proceeding agains, the apostles
Of violence and disafieclion, who are
proving about the suffering Districts
1t is clear and undenlable that the pre-
sen, state OF EngIa is so calamitous as
to admit oil no increase, except a civil
war.
The Manchester papers say, that the
cistresses OF The cotton trade have .'sen
not so much from the decline OF foreign
demands as from an excess OF domestic
supply. The quantity OF twist exported
during the first six months Oh the pre-
sent year is greater Than was exported
during the same period last year. The
decline OF foreign demand in those
branches in which it has taken place does
NOT exceed the ordinary fluctuations OF
commerce.
On single day five factories in the
town OF Bolton stopped work, whereby
2O0Opersons were throwp out OF employ.
The haryes, has been better than was
at first expected. Hay and oats, how
ever, are deficient, owing to the unex-
ampled dryness OF the season.