The will of John M. Smith, the construction and effect of which are in controversy in this action was clearly intended to make a full and final disposition of all his estate both real and personal. Its general tenor and meaning, as well as the particular provisions, devises and bequests made of his property, very clearly show that to have been the design and intent of the testator. And this circumstance, therefore, must be prominently observed and considered in determining the effect of parti…
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