Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09


iHpoITAST WILL PnoBATRD.- Eeb. s.-The wall
OF Proeeriek oheme was fully proved and admit
ted to probate. He bequeathH to his wife, L. N.
ohsns, during her natural life, all interest and
claim In his name TO his property In Prussia, the
rest and residue Of his estate, both real and per.
soaal, to bo and remain In possession OF L. N.
ohsme during her natural liisj Afterwards to be
equally divided among his four ohildreA as she
may think proper.
The will Of John HitI was fslly proved and sd.
nitted to probate.
As pocket money, sitter which and after all lawful
debts paid the rest and residue Of his estate,
both real and personal, with all rents and pronts
10 his wife during her natural life. After her de-
cease he dsyises $500 TO each one Of his grand
children with the interest thereon accrued upon
their arriving At the full age OF twentyone years
He also bequosths, Ia United states currency the
equiv alent value OF ten thousand Swiss Anes to
tho commune Of Davos, In the Canton OF Grison
Switzerland, to be equally divided BY the proper
authorities thereof between the poor fund and
sehool fund Of the said commune.
Also, in United States currency the equivAleni
value OF 10000 swiss francs to the commune ol
KlaItuS, in the Canton Of GriIon, Switzerland, tc
bs equally divided between the poor fund and
school fund.
AlsS, IN United states currency the equlvAlen,
value OF 5000 sWIII francs towards indsnnifyinl
the creditors Of his father, the late Hans HtT, II
Switzerland.
Also, In United States currency, the equivalent
value OF i've hundred Swiss irAnes TO his cousin
| Conrad HitI, tsAoher In choir, Canton OF Grison.
In the sixth place, he bequsAthS u 90 to tn,
Unitarian uehureh-one.hAlfto 30 10 the church funt
and the other half to constitute fund which tn,
| church trustees are 10 iAvest securely, and 4
apply the interest AcSruins therefrom toward
| maintaining good choiF, or for other purposes
tending to improve the music OF said church.
This fund OF $500 10 to revert back 10 his cstAt,
for the bensnt OF his legal heirs, unless prsviou
to tho expiration OF 1.-TWO years from the time OF h
deeoase like sum in like manner 10 set apart 70
the same purpose, by some person or persons, o.
| BY tho church itself
Ho also gives o. 900 towards establishing, in th
city OF Warrington, a Swiss benevolent society
similar 10 the one low existing In New York.
| He bsqusAthed to his four shildren-John Hltr
| George Hitz, Margaret sohietlin, Rudolph Hitr-
and to his son-in.law, James CAIpArIs, to each an
| every one Of them an equal portion Of thoremAin
der OF his estate, upon the condition that his ex
eeutor IhAn pay to each and every one OF theu
only one-third OF such portion in cash, and inVss
the remainder In such real estate a. eAsh ma
designate for himself or herself.
| AAd lastly he bsqueAthsa all his real And pei
sonAl estate to his son John Hitz, whom he Al
points ~ the sxssutor OF this last will and test
nsnt In trust for the payment Of all his Just debt
ana all tho loGAoiss above BpssiHsd.
The late John Hits was, ~ our readers remember
/ The Consul General OF Switzerland.
| Lsttsrs tsstAmentAry en- the personal estates 0
JAnss WArdsr ware taken out BY ElizA WArdOr.
Lydia Ann Hoover was appointed guardian Il
the orphans Of Samuel Hoover.
| Dl.triet Cirouit Uourt-Rtnt.a T.rn,.