Page v. Lloyd
Supreme Court of the United States
This case came before the court, from the Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, upon certain questions certified from that "'court, upon which the judges of the circuit court were divided, which, with the facts, are fully stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the Court
McLean, Justice,
delivered the opinion of the court. — This cause is certified from the eastern district of the-circuit court in Virginia, the judges of that court being divided in opinion. The legal question arose out of the following facts, which are substantially stated by the defendants’ counsel:
Mann Page, the second, having made his will, died in 1803, leaving a *196large estate, real and personal, tbe whole being charged with the payment of his debts. The words in the will are, “ I do hereby subject all my estate, both real and personal, to the payment of my debts, and full power is given to…
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