Burns v. Hoffman

Opinion by

Judge Pryor:

E. F. Burns died leaving a last will and testament, his widow and three children surviving him, two of whom are now living and both adults. The widow and children becoming involved in debt, their creditors having had returns of nulla bona on their sev-< eral executions, are now seeking to subject an estate, or the income therefrom' devised to the widow and children, to the satisfaction of their demands.

The second clause of the will reads: “That all the means I have be concentrated and collected together as fast as possible, and applied in payment of the tract of land on…