Rives v. . Frizzle

Ruffin, C, J.

Jonathan Frizzle, by his will, dated August 18th, 1843, lent certain slaves and other specific chatties to his wife Ruth for life: and he ordei’ed that three other slaves, and the residue of his property, not lent to his wife, nor given to Edwin Carman in trust for his daughter Ann, should be sold, and the proceeds of the sale, after paying his debts, be lent out, and the interest paid to his wife during her life. Then the will directs, that " all the property lent to my wife, ánd the principal money ” (so lent out), “ after my wife’s death, shall be equally divided between my…