The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-01-22

the said two estates. ~ ., mach hosnaf ss
may MT be sold fs uhe r'irPc~s- sinrsaid,
fof the Use cf my con. Fletcher Webster,
during h's natural life, and after his de-
cease TO convey The same In fee to sreh u
h's male ScscendHh's as a n'ajnffY ot The
said Trustees may elect they acting there
'n "hh my sons concurrence, " eurn'e'
STANCES Aa"h' " ms expressing hls wishes,
o'net~'se souns upon ueh own discretion
,, ing ~, ae'''. e''' :, '0n' ,'nuu''on
~, $500 ~N, o"V' 'Ha a'' % oai''e'
"sos'''' 81, inc o'ncf oi u'e sa'a es'siSs'
s auo'' 'oS' ny sae' 'sro1.ne
"V' Vvs'.i, hs''' Ano ! ne'upy gave
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roe.'e u'e san" III uie "anS'ohsiiouse
'' u'e "'' " u" son fie'ehef webster,
"ui'pg MS me- ana ei'of his deccase to
make over and deliver the same Ia tho per.
son who WA then bccone 'owner Of the
estate Of Mnrshficld , J, being my.desirc
and Intention that they remain attached 10
the House while it is occupied by any Of
my name and blood.
irrm,--l give and bcquea;h to my said
wife all my furniture which she brought
with Der ON her marriage, and the silver
plate purchased Of Mr Rd-h for her own
Use.
lrEa.--l give, devise, and bequeath to
my said Executors ell my real mud personal
estate, except such as s hereinafter de-
scribcd and otherwise provided for. TO be
applied to the execution Of the general pur-
poses Of this Win, and to be sold and dis.
( posed OF, or held, and used al Marsh6cld, as
they and thn said Trustees may find TO be
! cxpedient.
/ IrEm.--I give and bequenth to my son
Fletcher Webster, all my Law Books,
wherever situated, Tor his own use.
hrn.-,I give and bcqncath to my SON.
in-law, Samuel A. Appleton, my California
watch and clnin for his own use.
lTnM.---l give and beqneath TO my grand
daughter, Caroline Ic Roy Appleton the
Portrait Of myself by Ilealy, which now
hangs in the South. East parlor st Marsh.
field, for her own use.
ITEa. give and bcqueath to nv grand.
sori. Samuel A. Appleton, my gold snuff
box with the head Of General Washington
all my fisaing tackle, and my Scldcn and
Wilmot guns for his own use.
IrEM.--I give and bcquea,ht 10 my grand
son, Daniel Webster Appleton, my Wash
ington medals for his own usc.
Irrm.--I give und beauesth 10 nv rra nd
daughter, julia Webster Appleton, III,
clock presen,cd to her grandmother by th,
late Hon. George Blake.
ITrN.---I appoint Edward Everett, Geo
, Ficknor, Cornelius Conway FELTON,, AM
, George Ticnor Curtis, to be my literar.
Executors.; and direct my son, Fletche
Webster, To seal up all my letters, manu-
1 scripts, and papers, and at a proper time Z
select those reIating tony personal history
, and my professional and public life, whicl
0 in his Judgment should be placed at thci
e disposal, and to transfer tire same 10 then
3 to be used by them In such manner M the
e may think nj. They may receive vnluabl
: aid from my friend, George ]. Abbott, ESQ
T now OF the State Department.
a lrEM.--My servant, William Johnson,
free man. ! bought his freedom not Ion
j ago for six hundred dollars. No deman
: n 10 be made upon him Tor any portion {
:, tIsis s,rn, but 30 long as agreeable hop
: he will remain with the family.
d iTEx.-Moricha McCerty, Sarnh Smitl
= and Ann bean' coIored persons, now ais
g and for long time in my service, are a
o free. They arc very well-deserving, an
whoever comes after me must be kind
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