Shall v. Foley

On Rehearing.

The re-examination of this case presents nothing that induces us to change the judgment rendered on the first hearing. It may be that some of the securities were not prescribed when the plaintiff brought his suit against the executors. No offer was made by him to return any oi them, and it was not until a year elapsed after he was made acquainted with his rights by his legal advisers that he set up his demand.

It is ordered that the decree rendered in the case remain unaltered.