Born v. Simmons

By a power of attorney which authorizes the agents “to transact all such business as I may not be able to attend to in person, to take charge of and attend to the collection of all my outstanding debts, ... to look after the collection of rents, make division of crops with tenants, make such compromises and settlements as, in their judgment, is for my interest, make sale of such property as I may desire to dispose of from time to time, and generally to do and perform all acts that I might do were I in good health ; and, for this purpose, . . to sign my name to bonds, receipts, and such other…