The Lambertville record., 1874-07-01

be paid to his sister Sarah Coryen, the just
sum Of One hundred s. sevcnty-five ponnds,
at of before the first day of November next
Eusuing, which said sHans together with the
sum Of five hundred pounds, which is, the said
Cornelius's share er proportion of his Father
Enanuel Coryell's Real Estate, makes up the
sum of six huudred and seyenty-fiye pounds,
being what we have adjudged to be the value
of Lott No 8. Fourthly, Lott No. Contain
tanning Three hundred Is Ninety Eight Acres,
together with the Houses, Hereditaments s.
Appuftenances therennto belonging, is to be-
cone the Sole property OF John Coryell, We
having valued the said Lott at four hundred
& seventy five pounds, which together with
the sum Of Twenty-Five pounds which George
Coryel is already ordered to pay the s Il John,
Amounts to the sum Of five hundred pounds,
which is the said Johns share Or proportion
of his father Emanuel Coryell's Estate.
Filthy, And whereas Abram Coryell Is
hefelnbeforc Ordered to pay to his Sister
Sarah Coryell, the sum of three hundred
pounds, and George Coryell is Ordered to pay
her the Sum of twenty-five pounds, and
Cornelius Coryell is Ordered to pay her the
Sum Of one hundred and seventy-iivc Pounds
which several sums amount in the whole to
the sum Of five hundred Pounds (which sd
sum of five hundred pounds is for the use of
sd Sarah Coryell), we taking into Considera-
tion that she will not be of tue age of Twenty
one years, until the Seventh day of June, that
will be in the year of our Lord One thousand
Seven hundred s. sixty-four.
We therefore do Order and Determine that
the said Sum Of five hundred pounds be paid
into the hands of the said Cornelius Coryell,
who the said Sarah Coiyell hath chosen for
her Guardian, TO be by him put out to Interest
as soon as he can conveniently, and the in-
fbavc.af fnrc ,t,,,,c ho uf,a all
Judge Convenient & Necessary for her sup
port be shall Apply to her use, until She
comes to the age of twenty-one years, and
then the principle sum of five hundred Pounds,
together with the interest that shall arise
thereon and remain then in his hands, Cor
nelius shall pay to her the said Sarah, she at
the same time Releasing and giving a quit
claim to all her right and title to her father
Emanuel Coryelrs Estate, and in case of her
Death before that time, then the said Money
to be returned to the several I.egatees Accord
ing to the tenure OF the last viii aud Tcsta-
ment Of the said Emanuel Coryel, Decd.
Sixtby, and whereas on our Examining the
Acct S for Rents due to the Estate, we find
John Coryell stands indebted
the just and full sum of .e300 0 0
And also by his Acct delivered into
the Office. The Balance due to the
Estate is A
due from John Coryell to the Estate e307 8 4
And on hearing the demand and Allega-
tions of the several Legatees we find the
above sum Aught to be divided in the follow
ing Manner & we Order it to be paid by John
Coryel Accordingly at or before the first day
of November next Ensuing.
the Share Of John Corycll in his own
hands f61 0 10}
he is pay to George Ely & his
wife 81 105
To Cornelius Coryell Ct 0 10I
To George Coryell Gl 8 104
To Abranl Coryel 25 8 10
To Cor Coryell, for cash & Expen-
ses. Balance obliteiated
e3O7 4
Seventh1y, And Whereas we are informed
by the Executors that there are several debts
and demands due from the Estate of the sd
Emanuel Coryell, Decd which Remain Yet
unpaid, wo have agreed and do order and De-
termine that all J Just debts that shall hereafter
appear 10 be due from said Estate Shall be
paid by the Several Legatees hereafter named,
in equal Proportion; thatis to say !; George
Ely and his Wife Sarah, is to pay one equal
Sixth part of said Debts which are still Re-
manning unpaid, aud John Coryell is to pay
one equal Sixth part, and Cornelius Coryell is
to pay one equal Sixth part, and George Cor
yell is to pay one equal Sixth part, and Abram
Coryell is to pay one equal Sixth part, and
Sarah Coryell is to pay one equal Sixth part
Eighthly, And Whereas it hath been unani
moisly Agreed by the several Legatees that
the Bnrying Ground, about half an aero, as it
is now laid Down in the plan Annexed here
unto, in the line between Lott No. | and Lott
No2, be and Remain for a common Burying
ground for all the Family, Wherefore we have
and do order the same to be and remain for