In which she bequeaths to her daughter Rachel her negro weueh Tenno and a large brass kettle; daughter Martha, her girl Hess; daughter Mary, "bed and furniture where I now lay:'' daughters Anne and Rachel, "the other best bed and furniture and brass kettle; son-in-law, C'obus Billoe, granda Martha Hrittain, Win. Brittain, das. Nicolas Brittain, da. Martha C'obus Billow, da. Martha, Peter I.aycount, da. Martha. Remainder to be equally divided among her children, Francis Brittain, Anne Billoe, Kachel Brittain, A Thos. Stiliwell's children-- Nicolas Stillwell, Anne Musko, Mary Mapper, 2 eldest das. Mary Jurue. Kliz iheth Jurne. to all of them as much as oae of my das." Frances, same as Rachel," <fec. Bar. office, N. Y., Wills No. 13, 1736- 1740, p. 30.

b Albany deed book X 65, secretary's office.

c Albany fleed book X 65, secretary's office. The will of Elias Bonrepos written in France is still preserved 111 theSurogates office, N.Y..N0. 9, p 65, bears date 13 April, 1719, sonEUas, beyond sea, das, Ester, Lamiable and Mariauue exec Alex. Bonrepos, 1718 to 1725.

THE TOWN OF NEW ROCHELLE.

Ambrose Sicard, Jr., and Daniel Sicard to convert in moneyed rents at six per cent, the forty shillings that each of them owes which make four pistoles for ten acres of ground sold to them by said inhabitants, &c, and begin to pay the rent from the first to the last of May of the year, 1694. Signed, Thauvet Ecotonxeau, J. Machet,

Theroude, Guillaume le Conte and Daniel Streing.""