WILLIAMSON v. WILSON.

Whereupon it is ordered, that the plaintiff give notice to the
creditors of the firm of Wilson, Williamson & Co., to file their
claims in the chancery office, properly authenticated, on or before
the fifteenth day of November next, by causing a copy of this
order to be published in the American once a week for three suc-
cessive weeks on or before the 21st day of August next.

After the publication of this order as directed, the plaintiff by
petition stated, that many of the creditors of the firm had not
brought in their claims; upon which it was ordered, on the 17th
of November 1826, that the time for the production of claims be
extended to the first day of December, and that public notice
thereof be given by a publication of the order in the American
newspaper. Proof of the publishing of these orders was made in
the usual manner by filing a certificate of the editor of the news-
paper in which they had been inserted. And many of the credi-
tors of the firm having filed the vouchers of their claims, the
plaintiff on the 9th of December filed exceptions to many of them
for want of the requisite proofs and testimonials of authenticity;
and against some because of their not being in their nature admis-
sible as claims against this firm.

11th December, 1826.—BLAND*, Chancellor.—Notice having been
given as ordered, to the creditors to exhibit their claims, and the
case being now in a situation to have an account stated, on motion
of the parties, it is ordered, that this case be and it is hereby
referred to the auditor, with directions to state, from the proceed-
ings and proofs, an account or accounts shewing the amount due
from the firm of Wilson, Williamson & Co., to each of their cre-
ditors who have exhibited their claims to this court; and also the

amongst th« creditors of the said John Barnaby, according to their claims and the
intent of the deed of trust of the said John Barnaby to the said trustees.

It is further Ordered, that the creditors of the said John Barnaby have notice to
exhibit their claims in this court, on or before the -first day of September next, for
the purpose of obtaining their respective dividends or just proportions of money
arising from the property by him assigned for the benefit of his creditors; and that
the said notice be given by having a copy of the order inserted in the newspaper of
Goddard & Angel, at any time before the sixteenth of June next, and continued
therein four weeks successively.

After this, notice having been given, sundry creditors exhibited their claims, and
the auditor was directed to state an account apportioning the said sum among them,
which was done, and confirmed, and the amount allotted to each directed to be paid
accordingly.