Milton v. McCloskey's Exr.

Opinion by

Judge Lewis :

In March, 1871, Joseph McCloskey died, leaving a will which was duly proved and recorded and is as follows:

“1. I will that all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid.

“2. I will that my wife, Elizabeth McCloskey, shall have, after paying all of my just debts, all the remainder of my estate, both real and personal, to do with as she may think best.

“3. I appoint my wife, Elizabeth McCloskey, and my son, John R. McCloskey, executor and executrix of this my last will with power to sell and convey enough of m3' estate to pay all my just debts, no security to be required…