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wards, hayitg p4.d the costs G sFuit,es'
.ino,Aey.--Some months since certain
adroit parsonage obtained his discharge un-
der the insolvent act in the course OF winch
process he assigned according to law,
All his estate, real and personal. including
the debts due him, to one of his friends
Within three months afterwards the same
friend had also occasion to apply for the ben
eft of the insoyent act. and by way Of re-
wardng good turn. made an assignment
of his effect to the first insolvent, so they
were assignees to each other. The parties
then interchanged powers of attorney, and
each insolvent was thus enabled TO Collect
the debts due himself before his failure.
which they did very promptly, leaving their
creditors in the mean time, to enjoy the
pleasure of anticipating dividend which
was not very likely to come to their hands.


Evening Pos..