The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-18

Before Edward c. West, Surrogate.
WILL OF sI0NoR MAURO Ass0NI.


WILL OF sIoNoR sAURo AssoNI.
The viii of this Italian gentleman admitted 70 pro
bate. It ia the ancient s@ian fashion, as
follows
In the year Of orr Lord thousand eight hundred
and sixty, and the twelfth day Of December egh
O'Clock in tho evening in the city Of New York in tho
state and county II New York United sta OF America,
III beorocm havr windnw looking towards the east,
an situated at the story Of the house number 30,
Eighth street. Ia IN city, ana known Bhlsrs Hotel
which room IA nov occupied ny Sgnor Mauro Assol
The estates Of the deceased IL Italy hequeatnej /,
his brother vhle his personal property, conssng Of
mementoes Is civioed amongst his immediate friends.
WILL or MARY wHIrwoRaH.
The win OF Nary Wbi.w0lh als1 admitted 10 pr
bate The deceased Sas very wealthy baby Of this city.
Ebe bcqnesha several lots Of land at Forcham the ST.
v,nc Sn nopa under sne shago Z Mother Jerome
three bu dfec do-s Ia beqleEhod tos rds tho support
Of youpg men who arc bepe trained TO the ministry of
the Roman Catholic Church. The residue CT her eetatc
loft TO The Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
CURIOUS WILL.
rhc VIII OF Frederick William Wehrmann admitted
TO probate. The viii OF the most inter sting th.:
has been offered In the surrogetos ONCE for time
IL is drawn up by tho jecoased in bis own bandwr ing
covers twenty eight pages OF closely written ooscap
The deceased left about thirty thousand dollars, mostly
pocfio life insurance companies In th city He appoints
juoge Whiting ana !. g. Clark rs his eyc-utorf In
his vii be dc,als the mode M which shcse .ies
be recovered together with other amounts due him
This property Is left 70 his parents In Saxony, for whom
he app ,s to have cherished an unboundcd Affection and
after ikef deah u HIS slsers aud their children None
Of the properly however, TO be gwen 70 any Of his
bers DESCENDANTS who may forsake the Lutheran
hgon, disp1to the provisions Of hs will, when the
deceased states crawn by himself and may contain
IRE guari,les. In Ls viii the deceased uirec that
Germau inscription, written in the will, shall be placed
Is tombstone which tombstone must not cos,
than one hundred ooilars The entire VIII is ch race
rlzed By eeep e9ous feryof, which pcrv sdes every
page. an Ia, Of .e character OF the add his wn
may be gathered ftcn4 the following extracts
rake these provisions the wish bring
eleya.e TAM y 10 10 - lusre And hnlly,
IN ~ tSst II IN Y aud
never doubling ttst h.' .op y secre his bar, gle
account of my life stent 'sis rth While perfect.
L aware of my fr-lles 81 frr ,eeve that shall be
with red lie sa u have called from
nv grave and after n r.suFe b united with the Nom.
bers Ut ou family who thu - al befoe
whom Coz shah call TO aim ta-e sea that divine
veiaon rs wriiteL un TOOK u All bo9s is empty
cord stcIniv believing e. borr . 20 wi my dear
t!ou les ~ am ltn ~! thru. 90 brings ruin
shall the n which always believed. ny
dear ather my n0thr forgive me- I'll the roubs
anxiety and caused you both embrace
kss you w my spirit aud odd you adieu. y1u
better oric. with All my heart wish you father
and moth free from and fall n serenity
Which past lie gusauteca when alone in those quiet
retups ,ha lo,k down npon you waiting for meeting
log, ther.
10 CONCLUSION, the deceasd recommends hl3 parents
10 the n his sister,