there·un·to ( âr  n-t  )adv. Archaic To that, this, or it; thereto. |
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| "I have given a judgment for the residuary legatee under the will," said the Court, "put the costs upon the contestants, decided all questions relating to fees and other charges; and, in short, the estate in litigation has been settled, with all controversies, disputes, misunderstandings, and differences of opinion thereunto appertaining. Under a beneficent law of the State relating to property which has been for a certain period abandoned by an owner whose residence cannot be ascertained, the sheriff was legal custodian of the Manton farm and appurtenances thereunto belonging. The fee to-day is thirteen pence; and I will add thereunto some suits of clothing for that ragged back of yours. |
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