Cully v. Bloomingdale, Rhine & Co.

Speer, Justice.

It appears by the record that D. M. Cully, husband of’ the plaintiff in error, died in October, 1879, and in January, 1880, his widow applied for a year’s support for herself and infant daughter out of the estate of her deceased husband, which by commissioners duly appointed was set apart in property, and included among other things a store house and lot in Rising Fa^vn, Georgia. The defendants in error filed objections to the return of the commissioners upon the ground that they had title to said store house and lot. From the decision of the ordinary an appeal was taken to the…