Value of a Widow's Dower in the Income of $100.

TABLE III.—Continued.

Age. Int. 5 per cent. Int. 6 per cent. Age. Int. 5 per cent. Int. 6 per cent.

Showing the value of a Widow's Dower in the Income of $100, calculating the Interest at five and six per cent., according to Dr. Wigglesworth's Table of Mortality. Thus, if a Widow has a Right of Dower in $3,000, her age being forty years, and the rate of Interest being six per cent., as will be found in the Table, the present value of her Life-Right is 22.61 per cent.; hence we get the present value of her Dower-$678 30. We get nearly the same result from Table II., where the Life-Right would be 67.84 per cent. on one third part of the $3,000, or $1,000 set-off to her for Dower, making its present value $678 40.

Value of a Widow's Dower in the Income of $100.

NOTE.-These Tables are referred to in decisions in this volume--O'Donnell vs. O'Donnell's ex'r, &c., page 216, and Alexander's ex'x vs. Bradley, page 667.

LIBRARY

JUDGES OF CIRCUIT COURTS IN KENTUCKY IN COMMISSION AT THE PUBLICATION OF THIS VOLUMEELECTED FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST, 1868,

FOR TERM OF SIX YEARS.

1st District-HON. A. R. BOONE, MAYFIEld. 2d District-HoN. JOHN R. GRACE, CADIZ. 3d District-HON. BEN. P. CISSELL, HENDERSON. 4th District-HON. GEO. C. ROGERS, BOWLING GREEN. 5th District-HON. GEO. W. WILLIAMS, HAWESVILLE. 6th District-HON. T. T. ALEXANDER, COLUMBIA. 7th District-HON. GEO. W. KAVANAUGH, LEBANON. 8th District-HoN. F. T. FOX, DANVILLE.

9th District--HON. H. W. BRUCE, LOUISVILLE. 10th District-HoN. C. B. THOMAS, LEXINGTON. 11th District-HoN. WM. S. PRYOR, NEW CASTLE. 12th District-HoN. JAMES O'HARA, JR., COVINGTON. 13th District-HoN. JOHN M. ELLIOTT, OWINGSVville. 14th District-HON. RICH'D H. STANTON, MAYSVIlle. 15th District-HoN. W, H. RANDELL, LONDON. 16th District-HON. M. J. FERGUSON, LOUISA.

JUDGES OF THE COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS. 1st District-HON. EDWARD CROSSLAND, MAYFIELD. 3d District-HoN. CASWELL BENNETT, SMITHLAND.

JUDGE OF CRIMINAL COURT 12TH DISTRICT. HON. JOHN S. BOYD, CYNTHIANA.

JUDGE OF JEFFERSON COURT COMMON PLEAS. HON. HENRY J. STITES, LOUISVILLE.

CHANCELLOR LOUISVILLE CHANCERY COURT. HON. THOMAS B. COCHRAN, LOUISVILle.

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COMMONWEALTH'S ATTORNEYS.

ELECTED FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST, 1863, FOR SIX YEARS.

1st District-C. L. RANDALL, HICKMAN.

2d District-JAMES R. HEWLETT, PRINCETON.
3d District-JOHN W. LOCKETT, MORGANFIELD.
4th District-C. W. MILLIGAN, FRANKLIN.
5th District-BAKER BOYD, OWENSBORO.
6th District-MONROE ADAIR, MUNFORDSVILLE.
7th District-J. W. SCHOOLING, LEBANON.
8th District-M. H. OWSLEY, LANCASTER.
9th District-PHIL. LEE, LOUISVILLE.

10th District-J. LAWRENCE JONES, RICHMOND.
11th District-J. D. LILLARD, OWENTON.
12th District--CHARLES DUNCAN, FALMOUTH.
13th District-ROBERT RIDDELL, IRVINE.

14th District--GEORGE T. HALBERT, GREENUPSBURG. 15th District-H. F. FINLEY, WHITLEY COURT-HOUSE. 16th District-JAMES E. STEWART, PAINTSVILLE.

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PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF STATE OF KENTUCKY

AT THE TIME OF THE PUBLICATION OF THIS VOLUME.

JOHN W. STEVENSON, GOVERNOR.

WILLIAM JOHNSON, SPEAKER OF THE SENATE AND EXOFFICIO LIEUT. Governor--OFFICE OF LIEUT. Governor

BEING VACANT.

SAMUEL B. CHURCHILL, SECRETARY OF STATE.
WM. T. SAMUELS, ASSISTANT Secretary of State.
JOHN RODMAN, ATTORNEY GENERAL.

D. HOWARD SMITH, AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
JAMES M. WITHROW, ASSISTANT AUDITor.

BEN. F. JOHNSON, CLERK in AUDITOR'S OFFICE.
JOHN A. CRITTENDEN, CLERK IN AUDITOR'S OFFICE.
A. H. SINCLAIR, CLERK IN AUDITOR'S OFFICE.
WM. M. JOHNSON, CLERK IN AUDITOR'S OFFICE.
D. HOWARD SMITH, JR., CLERK IN AUD. OFFICE.
J. WESLEY BROWN, CLERK IN AUDITOR'S Office.
JOHN L. SNEED, CLERK IN AUDITOR'S OFFICE.
JAS. M. CROCKETT, CLERK IN AUDITOR'S OFFICE.
JAMES W. TATE, TREASURer.

JAMES B. HAWKINS, CLERK IN TREASURER'S OFFICE. JAMES A. DAWSON, REGISTER OF LAND Office. RICHARD SHARP, DEPUTY Register.

K. CONNELLY, CLERK IN REGISTER'S OFFICE. Z. F. SMITH, SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. PHIL. F. MOORE, CLERK IN OFFICE SUP. PUB. INST.

F. L. WOLFORD, ADJUTANT GENERAL.

JOHN B. LINDSEY, CLERK IN ADJ. GENERAL'S OFFICE. FAYETTE HEWITT, QUARTER-MASTER GENERAL.

DAVID C. HARDIN, CLERK IN Q. M. G.'s OFFICE. WILLIAM G. LOBBAN, CLERK in Q. M. G.s' OFFICE. J. A. THOMPSON, PRESIDENT BOARD INT. IMPROVEMENT. AUSTIN W. VALLANDINGHAM, STATE LIBRARIAN.