{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Nothing is talked of at Frankfort, but the
will Of the late Mr.. Bethmann, who has left
fortune of twenty million of francs Dur
ing the whole course of his life he was ex-
tremely successful and yet his widow is in
situation difficult to be described. BY this
will Mrs. Bcthmann receives only an annuity
sufficient for her support, while lady to
whom the banker was attached is provided
for like the mistress of a Prince. The wid-
ow, by this will, is to leave the house of her
husband, within year, to renounce all right
to the education of her children, and to give
up, as part of her entaled estate, all her
Jewels and valuable effects.-BruSSeis Pa.