
    Riggins v. Williams.
    (October Special Term, 1853.)
    Where, under an order upon the plaintiff to file security for costs, an undertaking executed by two sureties is filed, the justification of one of the sureties, upon exceptions, is sufficient.
   So held by all the judges consulted by Dues, J., and held to apply to all cases when the terms of an order, requiring security to be filed for any purpose, are general.  