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clothing, linen and other things for her use, with her furniture; and in general all that which shall have come to her, or been left her, during the said future marriage, be it by succession, donation or otherwise. All this shall be reciprocal to the future husband, in case of the decease of the said future wife; and for the execution of these presents the said future married couple have made and constituted the bearer of this their procurator, to whom they gave power for them and in their name, to have the said donation recorded in the Royal Court, at Montreal. For such has been agreed and stipulated by the said parties, each promising legally and obliging and renouncing, and
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