Dennis v. Warder

In the year 1813, Moses Moss, then residing in Virginia, and owning a tract of land-there, published a willi directing his executors, among other things, to sell his “real estate” and divide the proceeds among his five children. The testator afterwards sold his land in Virgenia, removed to Kentucky, and purchased another tract here, on which he lived and died, without any revocation or re-publication of the will of 1813. That will having been proved and admitted to record, the only executor who accepted the trust, sold the testator’s tract of land in this State to Nelly Moss, and distributed…