Jaudon v. National City Bank

BLATCHFORD, District Judge.

The plaintiff is the wife of the defendant Charles B. Jaudon. She is a daughter of the late Commodore William Bainbridge, who died in 1833, leaving a will, under the provisions of which she has a separate estate of her own, placed by the will in trust for administration. By the will, the testator, after making certain legacies, directed that all his real estate should be sold, and appointed William Lynch and Hugh Colhoun to be trustees, to receive all the residue of his estate,' “and to invest the same in the stocks of the United States, or the stocks or funds of…