Trustees Records, Vol. 4, 1865 (page 033)

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"the buildings thereon, situate at the Northerly part
"of said Boston, bounded southerly by Prince street,
"northerly by Salem street, northeasterly by land now
"or formerly of Eliz. Rogers and easterly by land
"now or late of Barber. For a more particular description
"of said estate, reference may be had to my deed to
"Joseph Ballister et al. dated April 10, 1830, recorded
"with the Suffolk Deeds, Lib. 345 fol 133.
"To have and to hold the above described Estate to
"said Trustees of the Newton Theological Institution
"their successors and assigns, forever, upon the trusts
"and for the uses hereinafter declared, viz, the said
"Corporation is to pay to the Boston Fatherless and
"Widows Society one half of the nett income of
"said estate and of the proceeds thereof (in case the same
"shall be sold) after deducting all necessary charges
"of repairs, taxes and insurance and of keeping my
"Tomb in Mount Auburn Cemetery in repair, such
"nett income is to be applied by each of said Corporations
"forever, for the promotion of the objects for which they
"were severally established. And if said estate shall
"be sold the income of the nett proceeds of sale be di-
"vided equally between said two Corporations, and the
"share of each be forever called the "Fennelly Fund."
"No part of the principal of said funds shall be used
"or expended, but the income only, forever."