WILLIAMSON v. WILSON.— BLAND. 405

and, as it was not necessary to do so, they have been passed over
for the present.

Whereupon it is ordered, that Jacob Schley, of the City of Balti-
more, be and he is hereby appointed a receiver, with power and
authority to receive and take charge and possession of the goods,
wares and merchandise, books, papers, and effects of and belong-
ing jointly to the said Charles A. Williamson, John B. Wilson,
and John N. Woodard, lately trading under the name and firm
of Wilson, Williamson & Co. And also with power and authority
to sue for and to collect the debts due unto the said firm. And the
said Charles A. Williamson, John B. Wilson, and John N. Wood-
ard, and each of them, are hereby required to yield up and deliver
unto the said Jacob Schley the goods, wares, and merchandise,
books, papers, and effects of or belonging to the said firm. And
it is further ordered, that before the said Jacob Schley proceeds to
act as a receiver by virtue of this order, he shall give bond to the
State of Maryland in the penalty of thirty thousand dollars, with
surety to be approved by the Chancellor, for the faithful perform-
ance of the trust reposed in him by This order, or which may be
reposed in him bj any future order in the premises. And it is
further ordered, that the said David Williamson, Jun'r, be and he
is hereby removed from the office of receiver, to which he was ap-
pointed by the order of this Court of the third instant; that he
make report and render unto this Court a full and fair account of
all the property or money which may have come to his hands, and
of all his proceedings * while he acted as such. And he is
hereby directed and required to yield up and deliver over 429
unto the said Schley, so soon as he shall have been qualified to act
as receiver as before mentioned, all the goods, wares and mer-
chandise, books, papers, and effects of the said firm which may
have been received by him the said Williamsou, or which he may
now hold or have under his control. And it is further ordered,
that the injunction heretofore granted in this case be and the
same is hereby continued in full force until the hearing or further
order.

After which Jacob Schley, having filed his bond with approved
surety as required, proceeded to act as authorized; and on the 8th
May, 1826, made a report, on oath, in which he stated, that he had
obtained possession of the books and papers of the firm, and a
large amount of their goods and effects, which, as he represented,
it would be most for the benefit of all concerned to have sold at
auction on a credit.

BLAND, C., 9th May, 1826.—Upon consideration of the report of
the receiver, it is ordered, that Jacob Schley, the said receiver, be
and he is hereby authorized and required to sell the goods, wares