HAMMOND v. HAMMOND.— 2 BLAND. 377

fendant Philip Hammond Mewburn, on or before the first day of
March next, bring into this Court the sum of $555.28 2/5, with inte-
rest thereon from the 28th of January last.

And in case the parties aforesaid, or any of them , shall fail to
bring into Court the sums or sum of money so as aforesaid decreed
to be brought into Court by them, him, or her, respectively, in
manner as aforesaid, it is farther decreed, that the real and perso-
nal property devised by the last will and testament of Philip Ham-
mond, Sr. deceased, to the persons or person so making default, or
such parts or part thereof as may be necessary, be sold for the pur-
pose of raising the sums or sum of money decreed to be brought in
by the persons or person so making default respectively; that Thos.
S. Alexander, of the City of Annapolis, be, and he is hereby ap-
pointed trustee to make the said sale. &c. &c.

And in pursuance of the agreement of the parties, filed on the
16th of January last, and of the additional agreement entered into
on the 2d instant, it is further decreed, that the complainants
Thomas Hammond and Charles Hammond. and the defendant
Elizabeth Hainmond, as executors and trustees of the late Philip
Hammond, Sr., deceased, by a good and sufficient deed to be exe-
cuted, acknowledged, and recorded agreeably to law. convey unto
the defendant Rezin Hammond, and his heirs and assigns, the
real estate in the said agreement mentioned, and therein described
as the residue of the real estate of the said Philip Hammond, Sr.,
deceased, yet undisposed of by his executors, and consisting of a
part of a tract of land called Abington, and supposed to contain
about one hundred and fifteen acres and twenty perches of land;
and the said real estate shall thereupon be held by the said Rezin
Hammond, and his heirs and assigns, free, clear, and discharged
from all claim of the parties to this suit, or any or every of them;
but in "case the said Be/in Hammond shall fail to bring into Court
* the aforesaid sum of money with interest, as hereinbefore
ordered to be brought in by him, or any part thereof, the 393
said trustee, Thomas S. Alexander, be, and he is hereby author-
ized and empowered to make sale of the said parcel of land called
Abington, upon the terms, and in the manner, and for the purposes
hereinbefore prescribed.

Robert Welch, of Ben. and Isaac Holland, administrators of
Barrett, by their petition stated, that they had recovered a judg-
ment against the defendant Elizabeth, as executrix, upon which
there was due $395.05, to secure the payment of which a judgment
obtained against Charles Ridgely, by the executors of this testa-
tor, was, in October, 1828, entered for the use of the petitioner
Welch; that since that time the amount of this last mentioned
judgment had been collected by these executors and brought into
this Court, Whereupon the petitioners prayed, that the amount