The warrant to the appraisers, except as otherwise provided, shall be to the following effect, viz.: "The State of Mississippi.
"To ________, ________, and ________:
"This is to command you-
"First. - Before proceeding to act regarding the matters herein, to take the following oath, viz.: 'I do swear [or affirm] that I will well and truly, without partiality or prejudice, perform the duties of appraiser of the estate of ________, deceased, as commanded in the warrant of appraisement and according to law, to the best of my skill and judgment. So help me God.'
"Second. - To jointly inventory and appraise the goods, chattels, and personal estate, other than money and choses in action, of ________, deceased, late of the county of ________, so far as the same may be shown to you or may come to your knowledge, setting down in a column or columns opposite to each article the value thereof in figures, and at the bottom of each column the contents thereof.
"Third. - To jointly set apart to the widow and children, or to the widow if there be no children, or to the children if there be no widow, such of the estate as is exempt by law from execution.
"Fourth. - To jointly set apart for the widow and children who were being supported by the deceased, or for the widow if there be no such children, or for the children if there be no widow, or to the infant children if the deceased were their mother and they were being maintained by her, one year's provisions and necessary wearing apparel, including in such provisions so much thereof as is embraced in the exempt property set apart to them; or, if there be no provisions or wearing apparel or an insufficient amount thereof, to allow a sum of money necessary to supply the same for one year.
"Fifth. - To jointly ascertain and allow what sum of money will be necessary to pay tuition for the children for one year, in case there be any.
"Sixth. - To jointly report in writing to the chancery court of ________ county, within thirty days from the date hereof, your inventory and appraisement of said estate, and your allotment of the exempt property and the allowances made to the widow and children, if any, with your certificate attached that you took the oath herein as required.
"Witness my hand and official seal, this ________ day of ________, ________ Clerk."
The warrant to the appraisers, except as otherwise provided, shall be to the following effect, viz.: "The State of Mississippi.
"To ________, ________, and ________:
"This is to command you-
"First. - Before proceeding to act regarding the matters herein, to take the following oath, viz.: 'I do swear [or affirm] that I will well and truly, without partiality or prejudice, perform the duties of appraiser of the estate of ________, deceased, as commanded in the warrant of appraisement and according to law, to the best of my skill and judgment. So help me God.'
"Second. - To jointly inventory and appraise the goods, chattels, and personal estate, other than money and choses in action, of ________, deceased, late of the county of ________, so far as the same may be shown to you or may come to your knowledge, setting down in a column or columns opposite to each article the value thereof in figures, and at the bottom of each column the contents thereof.
"Third. - To jointly set apart to the widow and children, or to the widow if there be no children, or to the children if there be no widow, such of the estate as is exempt by law from execution.
"Fourth. - To jointly set apart for the widow and children who were being supported by the deceased, or for the widow if there be no such children, or for the children if there be no widow, or to the infant children if the deceased were their mother and they were being maintained by her, one year's provisions and necessary wearing apparel, including in such provisions so much thereof as is embraced in the exempt property set apart to them; or, if there be no provisions or wearing apparel or an insufficient amount thereof, to allow a sum of money necessary to supply the same for one year.
"Fifth. - To jointly ascertain and allow what sum of money will be necessary to pay tuition for the children for one year, in case there be any.
"Sixth. - To jointly report in writing to the chancery court of ________ county, within thirty days from the date hereof, your inventory and appraisement of said estate, and your allotment of the exempt property and the allowances made to the widow and children, if any, with your certificate attached that you took the oath herein as required.
"Witness my hand and official seal, this ________ day of ________, ________ Clerk."
The warrant to the appraisers, except as otherwise provided, shall be to the following effect, viz.: "The State of Mississippi.
"To ________, ________, and ________:
"This is to command you-
"First. - Before proceeding to act regarding the matters herein, to take the following oath, viz.: 'I do swear [or affirm] that I will well and truly, without partiality or prejudice, perform the duties of appraiser of the estate of ________, deceased, as commanded in the warrant of appraisement and according to law, to the best of my skill and judgment. So help me God.'
"Second. - To jointly inventory and appraise the goods, chattels, and personal estate, other than money and choses in action, of ________, deceased, late of the county of ________, so far as the same may be shown to you or may come to your knowledge, setting down in a column or columns opposite to each article the value thereof in figures, and at the bottom of each column the contents thereof.
"Third. - To jointly set apart to the widow and children, or to the widow if there be no children, or to the children if there be no widow, such of the estate as is exempt by law from execution.
"Fourth. - To jointly set apart for the widow and children who were being supported by the deceased, or for the widow if there be no such children, or for the children if there be no widow, or to the infant children if the deceased were their mother and they were being maintained by her, one year's provisions and necessary wearing apparel, including in such provisions so much thereof as is embraced in the exempt property set apart to them; or, if there be no provisions or wearing apparel or an insufficient amount thereof, to allow a sum of money necessary to supply the same for one year.
"Fifth. - To jointly ascertain and allow what sum of money will be necessary to pay tuition for the children for one year, in case there be any.
"Sixth. - To jointly report in writing to the chancery court of ________ county, within thirty days from the date hereof, your inventory and appraisement of said estate, and your allotment of the exempt property and the allowances made to the widow and children, if any, with your certificate attached that you took the oath herein as required.
"Witness my hand and official seal, this ________ day of ________, ________ Clerk."
