The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1883-03-22
TIE. WILL.
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This 10Th day Of April, l-35, Simon Mars
ION Of Hampton, in the Province Of New IIamp-
shire in New England, being now weak in
body but sound, perfect memory, pruys be
given to God for the same,-N knowing the ull-
| certainty of this life on earth \ being dcSirous
TO settle things in order, doe make this, ny last
will X testament IN manner 4 form following,
! that is TO say:
First & principally | commend my soul to
| Almighty Good, MY creator, aSsure,lly bciiel-
| ng that | shall receive full pardon 4 free rec
| mission Of all my sins, and be saved by the
| precious death and merits OF NV blessed Saw
our 4 Redeencr, Christ Jesus; and my body
| to the earth from whence it was taken, to be
| buried in such decent 4 christian manner As
| my cNcc'r, hereafter named. shall be thought
| meet 4 convenient. And as uChing such
| worldly estate as the Lord in mercy hath lent
| me, my will and meaning is that the same shall
| be employed x bestowed a. hereafter by this
| my will is expressed; ana first ! revoke, de-
nouncp x make void all wills BY me formerly
made, and declare \ appoint this my last will
| and testament.
Imprmis - give unto my beloved wife
| Hannah the east end of my dwelling house 50
| long As She shall live; and the movable> in my
| house | give TO my said Wife. to doe with them
as she pleases and 100 weight of good pork 4
| 100 weight of good beaf, 4 10 bushels Of Indian
| corn X two bushels of wheat or wheat X bar
| ley, & bushels malt 4 > cows to be Kept for
| her summer Il winter 50 long as She shall live F;
and } pound of cotton W col and > pounds of
| Sleeps WOOL 4 T. cord of good wood Il one
barrel of cyder. All the particulars above
! mentioned | give to my said wife yearly 4
every year 50 long rs She shall live, and order
| my two sons. viz; iona. Marston and Daniel
| Marston, euqually between them. to fined there
said mother everything above mentioned yearly
| and every wear 50 long as she shall live; and my
said sons are to carry there mother to meeting
| when she is able to 90: and whereas my said
| sons wear to find thcr mother with i've pound
| of Sleeps wool yearly 4 every year In leu of
| that order them to find thcr mother With four
| Sleeps summer 4 winter 50 long as she shall
| live.
| the west end of my house where he now dWels,
& the east end he is to have at his. mothers de-
cease, and all the land where the house is and
| barn.
Item-I give unto my Daniel MarSton
| the house X barn where he now dWellS, and as
many acres of land where the house is as his
| brother Jonathan Marston has where his house
Item:-I give unto my said sons all my land
& meadow ground 4 salt marsh Il thatch
| ground according to quantity X quality TO be
| euquay to be divided between them; and my
| stock of cattle Il sheep 4 horses 4 swine &
| hu>bandry tools to be euqually to be divided
| between them.
| Item give unto my daughter Sarah Mars
ton twelve pounds in specie at money prices, to
|
| his mothers deccase.
| Item:-I give unto my daughter Deborah
| NOdd twelve pound of specie at money price. to
be paid to her by my son Daniel Marston at his
mothers ueceaSe.
| Lastly. my will and meaning is that what
debts or dues are owing from me | order my
towe sons, Jonathan & Daniel, to pay them
euqually between them: & what debts are due
| me they are to receive 4 have equally between
| them. And | appoint my above named wife,
| Hannah, and my two sons Jonathan & Daniel,
| to be executors to this, my last will 4 testa-
men and in conformation hereof have here
unto set my hand and seal the day Il year above
mentioned, i'll eighth year of King George the
Second, his reign over Great Britain. Signed,
sealed & declared by Simon Marston to be his
last will and Testament, i'll presence of us wit
ncSSeS.
| Here follow witnesses signatures and that
of John Ptnhallow, Register.
| [Brockton, Mass, Daily Enterprise.
| Trade between Germany and italy has enor-
mOuSly increased on account of the opening of
| the st. Gothard tunnel.
| France is grumblng because the United
| States will not drink more of her Wine and
| wear more of her silks.
| British imports for February, compared with
1882, increased over f3000,0 600 and the exports
| decreased over 100000.
This is the first year since Buchanan's admin
| iStration when there has not been an extra seS-
| sion of Congress or of the Senate.
A conference is being held in Paris for effect
ing an international arrangement in regard to
patents, designs and trade marks.
At Wiimot, Ohio, woman was burned TO
death through Il spark falling from her tobacco
| pipe and setting fire to her clothing.