Newburyport are endeavouring to raise
5 1000 more by subscription.
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Bankrupt Laops 1t is expected by many
persons, that the subject of national Bank
rupt law will engage the attention of Congress
during the present session. lfsuch a system
could be devised, as would answer the pur-
poses OF the nation, it would be desirable OBJ.
Ject. At present, the several states pursue
different modes in granting relief to nsolvent
persons, discharges granted under their acts
are not considered as binding without the ju-
rlsdiction in which they issue-tllere is no
uniformity in the mode OF proceeding, nor ,in-
deed, in the provision of law, in the different
States-of course. there is much difficulty ex-
pcrlenced, not only by insolvents, but by
creditors, as relative to this unmanageable
subject. II any remedy could be found for
these Inconvenience, which should answer
the purposes of the unfortunate subject of in.
solvent regulations, and at the same time do
justice to creditors, il would be very foru-
nate circumstance for the counlry.-.aL. .1dv.