Nelson's Estate

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Frazer,

John Nelson died leaving a will in which, after directing payment of his debts, he. devised to his daughter *418Flora, in fee, all the coal underlying what was known as the Kennedy farm, consisting of twenty-two acres, and directed that the residue of his estate be equally divided between his two daughters, Ella and Flora. In the following paragraph he gave his executor “full power and authority to sell all my real estate, wheresoever the same may be” and to do whatever he, in his discretion, might deem wise in handling the estate. The executor found the estate…