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ADMINISTRATION.
by will authorised to sell the real estate,
for the purpose of paying debts, or for other exigencies,
ought to give ample security for both
real and personal estate.
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Warrants for
appraisers. |
Warrants, for appraisements of the deceased's
goods and chattels, must next be made out,
(vide appendix No. 8) to two persons perfectly
disinterested; great caution and circumspection
ought to be used in the choice of appraisers;
such only should be appointed, as are skilful,
honest and impartial, entirely free from all suspicion
of entertaining either favour or prejudice,
or having any interest in over-rating or under-valuing
the effects.
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A due representation of the deceased being
thus settled and established, within the limitted
time of three months must be returned.
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THE
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And lists of debts, both sperate and desperate,
due to the estate.
The preamble to inventories is commonly in
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