Bond v. Nave

The appellants, in their complaint against the appellees, aver, that Edward Wilson died seized of real estate of the value of fifteen thousand dollars; that J. Shannon Nave, the administrator of his estate, upon petition, obtained an order of court and sold said real estate, upon which he realized ten thousand dollars in assets, of which six thousand yet remain in his hands to be administered ; that each of said appellants had claims against said Wilson individually, upon which they have all obtained judgments against his estate, which judgments are set forth; that Edward Wilson in his…