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THE WILL OF THE LATE JOHN PAKKER.- Noticing the death of the late John Parker, Esq, the Boston Atlas says:-"Mr Parker has bequeatli- ed S9i000 to the ing public institutions viz s50,000 to Harvard UniveIsiiy--the incume to be expended for the support of talented and poor stu dents under direction of ihe Governor of the Stare, the Chef Justice o the Supreme Court and the Pres ident of Harvad University for the time beng-l0,- 900 10 the Massachusetts General Hospital, for the support of free beds, in addition ihe number in the institution the day of his death These two leg acies are payable at ihe death of his wiuow. MT Parker has also given g4000 to the Howard Beuev- olent Society, $ 1000 to the Massachusetts Temper ance Society, S500O 10 the Widows Society. 5000 10 the Eye and Ear In6rmary, 5000 to the Blind Asylum, s2O0O to Boston Dspensarv, s2O00 10 the Natural History Society. and $3OOO 10 the Seamen', Aid Society.

 Besides these, there many legac:es 10 private individuals, whose names it would be neither deli proper to publish-bul there IS one, parta- king Rearly of public character, and which will give much pubic satisfaction, that do not feel ourselves bound to forbear inc mention O it. The legacy 10 which we alude is that which Mir. Parker has given to his Clergy man. the Rev. George Putnam the highly liberal, intelligent, and eloquent Pastor o the Unitarian Church in Roxbury. The legacy to Mr Putnam is Sl0.0G0

 The total amount of the bequests in the Will is $34l ,tOO; and there is still large residuar. prop erty to go to the heirs at law <"