widow, the said , defendant herein, intermarried with the said Lewis C. Bidaman, defendant herein.
Your Orators further show that after the death of the said Joseph Smith deceased, the said then was appointed administratrix, of the estate of said Joseph by the Probate Court of the County of in the State of , that afterwards, the appointment of said as such administratrix was revoked by said Probate Court and one , now a citizen of was duly appointed by said Court, administrator of the estate of said deceased, and took upon himself the performance of the duties of such administrator; that afterwards, to wit, on the [blank] day of [blank] A D. the appointment of said as such administrator was duly revoked by said Probate Court, and the said defendant herein John M. Ferris, duly appointed by said Probate Court, administrator de bonis non of the estate of said deceased, and that said Ferris is now acting as such administrator and sole administrator of the estate of said Joseph Smith deceased.
Your orators further show that the said soon after her appointment as administratrix as aforesaid, filed in the said Probate Court of said an inventory of the personal estate of said Joseph Smith, deceased, which came to her hands, possession or knowledge and upon the revokation of her appointment as aforesaid, said turned over and delivered to said as Administrator de bonis non aforesaid, all the personal estate of the said deceased, which had come to her possession or knowledge, and the said caused all said personal estate to be sold, in the course of administration, and paid out of the proceeds of said sale the funeral expenses of said deceased, and the administration expenses of said estate and the other debts of said deceased falling within the first and second classes of debts to be paid in the course of administration, according to the laws of the State of .
Your Orators further show that their judgement against said Smith, above described, did not fall within either of said first or second classes of debts; that they received nothing on their said judgement in the administration of said estate, that the whole amount of the personal estate of said Joseph Smith deceased did not exceed the sum of one thousand dollars in value, and that all the proceeds of the same were paid out by said as said administrator, as aforesaid, in payment of the first and second class of debts and that no part of the personal estate of said deceased ever came to the hands, possession or knowledge of the said John M. Ferris, the present administrator de bonis non aforesaid.