House, 53, Beacon-street, at $14,000;
2d. My land and house in Beacon-street, Boston, numbered fifty-three, now occupied by Mrs. Goodwin, and valued by me at fourteen thousand dollars, to hold to her and her heirs.
And $6000 to put said House in order.
3d. The sum of six thousand dollars in cash to be paid to her by my executors for the purpose of putting said house in good order and condition.
Or the $20,000 in cash, if she prefers.
If, however, my wife do elect to accept the sum of twenty thousand dollars in cash, instead of said land and house in Beacon-street, and said six thousand dollars, then and in that case it is my will that the sum of twenty thousand dollars in cash be paid to her by my executors.
A clause revoked by the Codicil.
[4th. 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.]
Pew, horses, &c., shares in Athenæum, $2000.
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.