Common Pleas.
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FrB ls.--.fbraham TheaH vs. Terence Boyle This
action Of replevin certain articles Of urni
ure &C. repievned under the following circumstance
appeared in evidence that plaintiff in the habit Of
lending out furniture 10 persons their payin for the
same so much week, and that during his absence his
wife business for him that time in June
or July last Miss Nelson called upon plaintiffs wife.
urnlture consisting OF chairs. tables ottomans sefas,
carpets, &C. which were eferwards delivered 10 her. to
he amount OF $500 or $500. Mis-. Nelson afterwards
sold the m TO defendant, and plaintiff issued writ of
plevin in the articles question their
equivalent For the defence contendsd that defen
liant is dealer in iurnure in Chatham street. and that
Se occasion alluded to he purchased the articles in ques
from Miss Nelson the understanding that they be-
onged 10 her. evidence 10 the contrary had been
given to him. MIR. Smith. for pl'f Mir Hastings, for
Ieft Adjourned over