tion should be taken out thereon until said annuity should be in arrear twenty days. AND RECITING that on the agreement for the purchase of said annuity, it was mutually agreed that the said [ ] should, at any time thereafter, be at liberty to repurchase said annuity, upon giving three calendar months' notice in writing of such his intention: and upon paying unto said [ ], his executors, administrators, or assigns, at the end of such three calendar months, from the time that such notice should be given as aforesaid, all such sum and sums of money as should be then due for arrears of the said annuity, up to and until the day of repurchasing the same, and all costs attending the same; and also the full sum of IT IS FURTHER WITNESSED that for effectuating said agreement, and for the considerations aforesaid, it was thereby declared and agreed, and the said [ ] did covenant that, in case the said [ ] should, at any time thereafter, be desirous of repurchasing or extinguishing said annuity of 1. and of such intention should give proper notice in writing, that then the said [ ], his executors, administrators, or assigns, would, on receiving all sums of money then due for arrears, and all costs incurred up to the day of repurchasing as aforesaid, accept 1. 1. as and in full of the repurchase of said annuity; and, on receipt thereof, would assign and surrender the said annuity, and also said recited bond, unto the said [ ], to be cancelled; and acknowledge satisfaction on the record of the said judgment, so entered up by virtue of said warrant of attorney; and do any other lawful act to release said annuity. EXECUTED by all the parties, and attested by (state the number of witnesses.) RECEIPT for 1. indorsed, signed, and witnessed. A MEMORIAL inrolled, &c. Will. [ Dec. 3d, 1818. and [ ], of, &c. by his will of this date, gave and devised unto [ ], gentlemen, ALL that his manor of, &c. (state the parcels.) TO HOLD to them the said [ [ ] and ], their heirs and assigns, upon the following trusts, viz. IN TRUST for the first son of the body of his kinsman, [ ], of, &c. gentleman, law fully issuing, and the heirs male of the body of such first son. Remainder To the second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, and all and every other son and sons of the body of such first son of his said kinsman, lawfully issuing, severally and successively. Remainder To the daughters of his said kinsman, lawfully issuing, equally to be divided between them if more than one, share and share alike, as tenants in common, and not as joint tenants; and the several and respective heirs of the body and bodies of all and every such daughter and daughters. AND if there should be but one such daughter, IN TRUST for such only daughter, and the heirs of her body. IN case there should be more than one such daughter, and there should be a failure of lawful issue of their body or bodies, THEN, as well the original as accruing share or shares of such daughter or daughters whose issue should so fail, IN TRUST for the remaining, and other or others of the said daughters, to be equally divided between or among them, if more than one, as tenants in common, and not as joint tenants; and the several and respective heirs of the body and bodies of such remaining and other daughters. AND if but one such remaining and other daughter, IN TRUST for that daughter, and the heirs of her body. To the right heirs of the said [ Remainder ]. USUAL CLAUSES of indemnity, and for the appoint ment of new trustees. AND the said testator appointed [ ], Esquire, and [ tors of that his will. ], gentleman, execu EXECUTED in the presence of three wit nesses. AND proved by both executors in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, on May 2nd 1826 A WILL of Personal Property. [ ], of, &c. Esq. by his will of this date, after revoking all former wills by him made, and directing the payment of his debts, GAVE and confirmed to his wife, [ her father mother [ HE ], or the will of her ], deceased. ] for her own He gave to the said [ use, the sum of l., to be paid within two years after his decease; but to be an interest vested in her immediately upon his decease, |