INDEX.— 2 BLAND. 665

LEGACY.—Continued,

money was brought into Court until it was invested, was directed to
be borne by the legatee for life. Ib.

10. An annuity, like a pecuniary legacy, in general, carries interest only
from one year after the death of the testator; the exceptions to this
rule. Ib.

11. The cases in which a legacy may be considered as having lapsed.
Helms v. Franciscus, 519.

12. The residuary legatee takes all which has not been well and suffici-
ently disposed of. Ib.
See TRUSTS AND TRUSTEES, 10.

LIEN.

1. A bill filed by the holder of a vendor's lien, who has no interest in
common with the creditors at large, cannot be treated as a creditor's
suit; except on the petition of a general creditor for satisfaction out
of the surplus, Ellicott v. Welch, 228.

2. The widow of the vendee can be endowed, under the Act of Assembly,
only of that which remains after the vendor's lien has been satisfied.
Ib.

See CORPORATION. 4, 5.

DEBTOR AND CREDITOR, 24.

LIMITATIONS.

See DEBTOR AND CREDITOR, 6. 4-7.

LUNATIC.

1. On petition and affidavit a writ de lunatico inquirendo may be issued.
Campbell's Case, 195.

2. It should be directed to the county in which the person alleged to be
insane resides; but if he be not within the State, it should be di-
rected to the county in which he last resided; and in some cases, his
appearance before the inquest may be dispensed with. Ib.

See DEBTOR AND CREDITOR. 12.
JURISDICTION. 2. 3.

MARRIAGE.

1. Legitimacy is a legal capacity or privilege of which the Legislature
cannot constitutionally deprive any one, but the Legislature may
prospectively, and without prejudice to the rights of any one, de-
clare a marriage to be valid, and any bastards legitimate. Camp-
bell's Case, 195.

2. A marriage between then living parties, although held to be a con-
tract, may be annulled. Ib.
See HUSBAND AND WIFE.

MILL.

1. A natural mill-site described. Binney's Casee, 95.

2. It is not illegal to erect a new mill near to, and in rivalship of an old
one. Ib.

3. The power conferred on the Potomac Company in regard to mills con-
sidered. Ib.

4. The nature and application of a presumption of right as to certain
mill-sites. Ib.