
    Gillespie ads. Pfister and M'Comb.
    PENDLETON moved that the plaintiffs file security for costs before they be allowed to proceed in the suit, on affidavit that one of the plaintiffs had removed to New-Jersey since the commencement of the suit, and that the other was confined in jail for debt; and further, that the defendant was informed and believed that the cause of action was assigned.
    He infilted, that the insolvency of a plaintiff was the same thing as it respected the defendant's remedy for his costs as living without the reach of the process of the Court; and that the assignment leaving him only the trustee for the benefit of a stranger, it was reasonable that security should be filed.
    B. Livingston contra.
   Per Curiam.

It is sufficient that one of the defendants resides within the reach of the process of the Court, and we can take no notice whether he is insolvent or not. And as to the assignment, the defendant has nothing to do with it.

Motion denied.  