Holliday v. Holland

In November, 1859, a warrant of appraisement of the personal estate of H. R. Holliday, deceased, was issued, which contained a direction to the appraisers to first set apart to the widow and children one year’s provision, and to the widow all the person al estate of the deceased which was by law exempt from execution.

The appraisers reported, with the inventory, that they had set apart for'the support of the widow and children for twelve months, certain supplies particularly mentioned, or a sufficient sum of money to pay for the same from the effects of the estate. But the report was silent as…