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 e!iss:.:sel ,4eti..e Marshall and Jeaec Harbour, on a.Sssi il. of haheas eorpes The Chief Justice. ii aiv- iag llis opinion, remarled- That, US the eeasfitnsEenalliN ef tho iaw of ls2o. under which the distress warrant was issued. had been made q point in tle case, he felt Iim- self bound to say, that he thought the law s.iicqnstliuaonaI; but that inc case would go off on tilFee Peiliis nat voiieets,,ii with tie constitutional question. Isl. T hal Ran- ddIf o'ii5,a lllsii ming aud intention of the law of ls2e, be- ing only an acting purser. 2d. That an account winch has been settled by one Att- ditor, cannot be opened by his successor. Randolph had final settlement with Wat kins, and Kendall afterwards Ind opeaed tle account. sd. That u distress warrant should hot De Issued upon disputed case in the settlement Of accounts. but only when u haiance due was withheld