The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-31
Form OF Appraisement Notice.

An sppraisement of the personal estate of A. B., deceased,
will be had on the day of AID. 1856 at his late
hours of8 A. n, and 9 P. NJ, ofssid day, and continued between
the same hours from day to day until completed.
dated gts ( SCR c. D.. Executor.
The appraisers first having taken and subscribed an oath,
which must be annexed to the Inventory, that they nil truly,
hoassay and impa4iuRy agpra&e tie estate and property uAiA
shall BE- erhb&edo them, and perform the other duties required by
hw IN the premises according to the best Of their knowledge and
adlay, shall, in the presence of the next of kin, legatees, or
creditors of the Testator or interstate, as shall attend, proceed to
appraise the property and estate, and each article or item shall
be set down separately, with the value thereof, in dollars and
cents distinctly in figures opposite to the articles OF tems respec-
lively.
The emblements or annual crops raised by labor, whether
severed or not from the land Of the deceased at the time of his
death, shall be assets in the hands of the Executor or Admins
TRAITOR, and shalIbe included in the inventory.
The inventory shall contain, LIST. A particular statement of
all the bonds, mortgages, notes and all other securities for the
payment of money belonging to the deceased, which are known
TO such Executor o. Administrator, specifying the name of the
debtor in such security, the date, the sum originally payable,
the endorsements thereon, if any, with their dates and the sums
which, in the Judgment of the appraisers, can be collected on
such security
2. A statement of all other debts and accounts belonging to
the deceased, which are known to such Executor or Adminsra-
tor, specifying the name of the debtor, the date, the balance or
thing due, and the value or sum which can be collected thereon
In the judgment of the appraisers.
5. And also an account of all moneys, whether in specie or
bank bills, or other circulating medium, belonging to the deceas-
ed, and il nope have come into the hands ofthe Executor or AID
ministraaubrsi6 fact shall be SO stated in the inventory.
sa g.snas; g1aRao to Widqsa aanf MiEors. .
When q man having a family shall die, leaving a Widow or
minor Child, the following articles shall not be deemed assets,
ar shall be administered as such, but shall be included and
stated in the inventory of the estate, and signed by the apprais-
es without being appraised:
list. All spinning wheels, weaving looms, and stoves put up
and kept for the use ofhis family.
Cd. The family Bible, family pictures. and school books used
By Grin the family Of the deceased, and books not exceeding if
ty dollars in value, which werekept and used as partof the fam
lily library before the decease of such person.
Sd. One COW, all sheep to the number of twelve, and the wool
shorn from them, andthe yarn and cloth manufactured thcreirom
9TH. All wearing apparel, beds, bedsteads and bedding, ne
cessary cooking utensils, the clothing of the family, the clothes and
ornaments of. the widow, the wearing apparel of the deceased.
And s#aE aaa
5h. One table, six chairs, six knives and forks, six plates, six
tea-cups and saucers, one sugar dish, one milk pot, one teapot
and twelve spoons.
her chldr,n, under the age offfteen years, if any there be, or
if there be no widow, then to such children, sufficient provisions
or other properly To support them for twelve months from the
death ofthe decedent; and lfthe widow or such children, have
since the death OF the deceased, and previous to such allowance,
consumed for their support any portion of the estate, the apprai-
sers shall take the same into consideration, in determining the
amount of the allowance. When there is not sufficient personal
property Of suitable kind to set of to the widow or children for
their one years support, the appraisers shall certify what sum
OF further sum in money 10 necessary for the said support Of such
widow or children, or both.
The property or money set off and allowed for the support of
the widow and children must not be included in the inventory,
but the same shall be stated in a separate schedule, signed by
them and returned with the inventory into the Probate Judges
Office. # ~ tat@}'#
Upon completion Of the inventory, it shall be signed by the
appraisers, aud acopy thereof shall be returned by the Executor
or Administrators. and he shall return the original to the Office of
the Probate Judge. Whereupon SAID Executor or Administra-
tor shall take and subscribe All oath before said Judge, stating
that such inventory is in all respects just and true, and that it
contains a true statement of all the estate and property OF the
deceased which has come to his knowledge, and particularly of
All money, bank bills or other circulating medium belonging to
the deceaseds and of al just claims Of the deceased against him
Ur other persons to the best OF his knowledge.
Whenever personal property OF assets ofany kind, not men
toned IN any inventory that shall have been made shall come to
the knowledge or possession OF the Administrator or Executor, he
shall cause the same to be appraised as aforesaid, and return an
inventory OF the same within two months after the discovery.