Per Curiam:
These cases were argued together. They are from the same decree. The court correctly held that all the evidence was insufficient to prove a waiver of the limitation of the act of 1834. Nothing less than clear and undoubted evidence should be held sufficient to extend the lien of debts against the real estate of a decedent. The assignments of error are not sustained.
Decree affirmed in each case, and the appeals dismissed, at the costs of the respective appellants therein.