, 1864-04-09

very considerable sum, the accumulated
arrears Of tiend, for which he was said TO
be indebted to anoble family (the titglars, }
Mr.. II. was strongly impressed with the
belief that his father had, by a form Of
process peculiar to the law Of Scotland,
purchased these lands from the titular, and
that therefore the present prosecution was
groundtess. But, after ah Industrious search
among bis fathers papers, and investigation
among the public records, and . careful in
quiry among al persons who had transacted
law business for his father, no evidence could
be recovered to support his defense. The
period was now near at hand when he con
ccived the loss Of tie lawsuit u be ifeSsta-
BILE, and he had formed the determination
to ride to Edinburgh next day and make
the best bargain he could in the way Of
compromise. He even went to bed with
this resolution, and, with all the circum-
stances of the case floating upon his mind,
had u dream to the following purport: His
father, who had been many years dead, ap-
peared to him, he thought, and asked him
why he was. disturbed in his mind, In
dreams men arc not surprised at such appa-
ritions. Mr.. R. thought he informed his
father of the cause Of his distress; adding
that the payment Of a considerable sum Of
money was the more unplcasaIt % him,
because he had strong consciousness that
it was not due, though he was unable to
acquire any evidence in support Of his be-
lief. "You are right, my son." said the
patcrnal shade; al did acquire right to
these ticnds for payment Of which you are
now prosecuted. The papers relating to the
transaction are in the hands Of Mr.. ---,
a writer, who is now retired from profess
sional business, and resides at Invercsk, near
Edinburgh. He was d person whom l em-
ployed on that occasion for a particular rca-
son, but who never on any other occasion
transacted business on my account. II is
very possible that Mr.. - may have
forgotten a matter which is now q very
old date, but you may call it to his recollec-
tiOn by this token-that when came to pay
Ills account, there was difficulty in getting
change for PORTUGAL piece Of gold, and
that we we're forced to dfiMk out the balance
at tavSfn." Mr.. Il. awoke in the morn
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,st;to " r;dn ao,oss 80 ,ho oasn,,v ~ In
~osoSI US WINS y aaJe 1eross ;s 'ne .sh eHJ = Ti
burgh. When he came there, he walled
on the gentleman mentioned in the dream,
and, without saying a word Of me vision,
inquired whether he Remembered the cir
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