Supreme Court of Pennsylvania May 15, 1836 (Boyer's Estate)

Per Curiam.

The act of assembly directs apportionment among creditors to be made by auditors; and the court, therefore, has not power to remodel it. If it be erroneous, the course is to send it back for correction, The decree is therefore reversed, and the proceeding remitted to the orphans’ court, with direction, in the first place, to set apart a portion of the assets sufficient to answer the