WILLIAMSON v. WILSON. 439

Williamson & Company, which may have been received by their

intestate, and have come to their hands, or which they may now
hold, or have under their control: Provided, that a copy of this
order, together with a copy of this petition be served on them, on
or before the tenth instant, to the end, that they may shew cause,
if any they have, on the first day of June next, why they should
not fully and in all respects comply with this order.

On motion it was also, on the same day, ordered, that the state-
ments of claims heretofore made and reported by the auditor,
be confirmed, and the receiver directed to apply the proceeds
accordingly; except as to all those claims, that had been at all
objected to by the auditor, or to the allowance of which any excep-
tions had been filed, which claims were suspended until further
order.

On the petition and representation of the receiver John Scott.

21st May, 1827.—BLAND, Chancellor.—It was and still is my
understanding and intention to allow to John Scott as receiver no
commission on any sums for the receipt and disbursement of which
a commission had been allowed to the late receiver JacoD Schley ;
it being my determination, if possible, not to charge the estate
with double commissions. I had presumed that the late receiver's
account comprehended the whole estate; and that the commis-
sions had been computed and allowed accordingly; but, should
that not be the case, then the receiver John Scott will be allowed
the usual commissions on all sums on which no commission had
been previously charged and allowed.

After which the case was again brought before the court on the
report of Anna B. Schley, John J. Mayer and Henry Schroeder
jun'r, administrators of Jaco6 Schley deceased, made in pursuance
of the order of the fourth of May last; and the receipt of John
Scott the receiver therewith filed.

1st June, 1827.—BLAND, Chancellor.—Ordered, that the said
administrators bring into this court the sum of seven thousand four
hundred and two dollars and fifty-one cents, the balance remaining
in their hands after deducting the commissions and fees as set forth
in their said report; which sum the register is hereby directed to
deposite in the Fanners Bank of Maryland in the usual manner to the
credit of this case. And it is further ordered, that the bond givtn
by the late Jacob Schley, as receiver, be delivered up to the admin-