Any of the plate and furniture belonging to me at the time of my decease, at the appraised value thereof, to the amount of eight thousand dollars.]

5th. My pew in King's Chapel in Boston, numbered two; also two shares in the Boston Athenæum; also the horses and carriages belonging to me at the time of my decease,—all valued by me at two thousand dollars.

The provision thus made for my beloved wife is designed to be in full satisfaction of her right of dower, or thirds, in my estate.

I give and bequeath to the heirs of my brother Isaac Appleton, of Dublin, State of New Hampshire, the sum of sixty thousand dollars, to be distributed among them in the manner following, to wit:—

1st. To Mrs. Sarah Todd, of Byron, State of New York, daughter of my brother Isaac Appleton, the sum of three thousand dollars.

To the six children of the said Sarah Todd, grandchildren of my brother Isaac Appleton, the sum of three thousand dollars to each and every one of them.

2d. To Mrs. Mary Davis, of Lee County, State of Illinois, daughter of my brother Isaac Appleton, the sum of three thousand dollars.

To Cyrus A. Davis, son of the said Mary Davis, grandson of my brother Isaac Appleton, the sum of three thousand dollars.

3d. To Mrs. Harriet G. Kendall, of Dublin, State of New Hampshire, daughter of my brother Isaac Appleton, the sum of three thousand dollars.

To the three children[3] of the said Harriet G. Kendall, grandchildren of my brother Isaac Appleton, the sum of three thousand dollars to each and every one of them.

4th. To David Appleton, of Dublin, State of New Hampshire, son of my brother Isaac Appleton, the sum of three thousand dollars.

5th. To Joseph B. Appleton, of Lee County, State of Illinois; to Eugene Appleton; to Mrs. Celestia Bagley; to Mrs. Mary Preston; being the four children of Joseph Appleton deceased, and grandchildren of my brother Isaac Appleton,—the sum of three thousand dollars to each and every one of them.

6th. To Mrs. Sarah Davis, of Ashby, State of Massachusetts, daughter of Mrs. Emily Eastabrooks deceased, and granddaughter of my brother Isaac Appleton, the sum of three thousand dollars.

7th. To Mrs. Mary Jane Marr, of Scarboro', State of Maine, daughter of Samuel Appleton deceased, and granddaughter of my brother Isaac Appleton, the sum of three thousand dollars.

I give and bequeath to the four children of my late brother, Doctor Moses Appleton, of Waterville, State of Maine, the sum of sixty thousand dollars, to be distributed among them in the manner following, to wit:—