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copy of this order be served on the said John McHenry, and on the
said Edward Campbell, on or before the 1st day of November next.

For the purpose of enabling the court to make a just and equit-
able distribution of the assets of the testator, among his creditors,
on motion of the trustee, the case was submitted to obtain an order
for giving them notice to bring in their claims, the vouchers of
some of whose claims had been filed on the 22d of January, 1824,
with the original bill.

24th January, 1827.—BLAND, Chancellor.—Ordered, that the
creditors of William Campbell, late of Frederick county, deceased,
file the vouchers of their claims in the chancery office, within four
months from this date; and that a copy of this order be inserted once
in each of three successive weeks in one of the Annapolis, Balti-
more, and Fredericktown newspapers, before the 10th day of
March next. ___________

This order was published as directed; and John Baltzell, on the
16th of February, 1827; E. H. Rockwell, on the 6th of March,
1827; and George Bowles, on the 12th of May, 1827, filed the
vouchers of their claims as creditors of the testator.

The trustee, Donaldson, by his several reports, stated, that he
had received from the Washington Tontine company, $1,556 27,
being the amount of a dividend of $20 75 per share, on seventy-
five shares of that stock, held by the testator; upon which he was
allowed a commission of $78 74. And he further reported, that
he had sold two of the lots in the city of Washington, for the sum
of $686 37, which sales were finally ratified, on the 14th of Sep-
tember, 1827. And he further reported, that he had received of
Benjamin Dorsey, $422 15, being the balance of the purchase money
of the land sold to him; for which he had executed to him a deed:
from Warner Warfield, $800, on account of his purchase: from
Joseph Forrest, $102: and from Col. Beaty, $198 20, on account
of rent of property in the city of Washington; amounting in all to
$1,522 35; upon which he was allowed a commission of $74 20.
And he further reported, that he had received of Warner Warfield,
for the lands sold to him, the sum of $2,600; upon which he was
allowed a commission of $100.

The auditor reported on the 4th of August, 1827, that he had,
at the instance of the trustee, made a statement of the claims
of creditors against the estate of the deceased, amounting to