The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-28

his psesenee, Ia ihe presence Of three sub
scribing Witnesses.
In Mississippi married women haye the
same rights as 10 their separate property
as Il given BY the laws otTexas.
Wills must be In writing, signed BY the
testator, In the presence Of three su6scri-
bling Witnesses.
BY the Louisiana laws q married Wo.
man Is entitled 10 her separate property,
which Ia not liable under any cifcunl.
stances for her husbands debts.
Wills must be signed by the testator, in
presence Of three witnesses and In pres
ence Of notary. II may be signed by
the iestator, enclosed in an envelope, and
then handed 10 notary and acknowled-
by the testator 10 be his will 10 the pres.
ence Of the notary and seven witnesses,
who must all endorse their names on the
envelope.
In Arkansas the separate property Of
the wife Is not liable Tor the debts Of the
husband.
Wills must be signed by the testator,
or by some one at his request, and
must be Witnessed by two witnesses,
who must subscribe their names 70 the
will.
In Tennessee the separate estate Of any
married woman cannot be made liable
for her husbands debts.
Wills must be in writing, signed by the
teatator, or some one In his presence at
his request, and subscribed to by two
Witnesses.
In Kentucky the right Of the married
woman to her separate estate Is the same
"a in Tennessee.
Wills mustbe executed the same "a in
Tennessee.
In Ohio, Indiana and Michigan the
separate property Of the vile IL free
from liability for the debts Of the hus.
band.
And wills must DO signed by the tesla.
tor, or by some one At his request, In the
presence Of two or more subscribing wit.
nesAea.
In Illinois the Wiie's separate property
is protected IRON her husbands credit.
orS BY statute.
The married women Of Illinois acquir.
ed by the law Of 1874 the right to do al.
most everything, They eau sue aud be
sued in their own names. They can
blessed priveledge-sue their own par.
ticular tyrantS. When husband dea.
erts his wife the latter has the custody OF
the children. II the husband stays out
OF the State year and does nothing to
support his vile during that time, or II
he is imprisoned in the peRitentiaty, the
vile can, upon obtaining an order from
court OF record, manage his property
absolutely. The wife 10 not at all liable
for the husbands debts incurred before
marrisge, and only In exceptional cir.
cumstances for those incurred aiterWard.
She can manage any business indepen.
IDENTIFY, except In case Of Ia partnership,
which she cannot enter without her hus.
bands consent. A Wiie's earnings can.
not be touched by her husband or his
creditors.
A married woman can acquire, possess
and sell real and personal property "a
freely as married man can. The list
of abilities Is expected to be largely in.
creased the present year-so as to include
suffrage and other incidentRls.
Wills must be executed in the same
manner as in Ohio.
10 Iowa, Missouri and Wisconsin, the
separate property Of the wife cannot be
affected by the husbands debts.
Wills must DO signed and sealed By the
testator in the presence OF two or more
subscribing witnesses, who shall subscribe
the same at the request OF the testator.
By the laws Of California, Kansas,
Minnesots, Nebraska, Nevada and Ore.
gon the separate Estates Of married wo.
men cannot be interfered with by their
husbands. Under no circumstances can
they be made liable for their husbands
de6ts.
All wills must be signed by the testa-
tor, or by some person in his presence,
In the presence Of two or more subscri-
bling witnesses.