AUCTION SALES.
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The Lord Chief Justice of the court OF
common pleas. in England, has recently de-
cded that in sale Of property at vendue,
the seller could not legally employ person
to bid for him, unless it we're made known
in the conditions of sale. The fact not being
stated in the conditions Of sale, such a mea-
sute would be gross fraud. This is de-
cison of no small Importance; and is worthy
of being known here, as we'll as iii Great
Britain. 1t is believed such sales are fire.
qucntly made: and the principle which
would govern the English courts, would We
~ probably be adopted by ours, if the ques-
tion were brought before them.