Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-24

The orphans, \ IlsFIe.-g'hs marc CARv-
The following dommunication, With the
will of jacob, Hare annexed, was. ofdered
at the last meeting of the City CouleiltO
be printed with the official report Of the
proceedings. We publish the docnments
iopfhe infofmati6n of o1fcity readerE
~ ORPHANS HOME,
COLUMBUS, Feb. 10, 1865.
At a meeting of the Board of Trustees Of
the Orphans Home, held this day at their
rooms In the Institution, the following res
oiutions were unanimously adopted; -
Resolued, That, tor the purpose of more
efficiently promoting the 4objsets Nol Nnls
Institution, all the property, real and per,
I-sonaf OF the same be and hereby rs onercd
to the City of Columbus, as an addition to
tAe Charity Fund established by the will Of
the late Jacob Hare, to be applied In con-
nection with said Charity Fund to the erec-
tiou and maintainance. in the City lof C0sN
lhfnbus, OF an Orphans Home, aeiseontenf-S
plated In said will.
| cResOlued, further, That as the value of the
property referred TO inrthe foregoing reso-
utiOp apountsto thesIm Of SIX thousand
dollars the Ntfer hereby nadeis upon the
condition that the like sum be appropriated
tb6sTectiOi Of thelnecessHryfhtjl lhgs,N N
sRSsolsed, That upon the acceptance 81
this offer, the President and Secretary Of
the Board are directed to convey to the
city Of Columbus, or its assigns the real
estate belonging to this Institution, and to
transfer, in like manner its personal assets.
ResOlped, Thatthe SeCretSry Ofthe Board
ID hereby directed TO transmit to the Couh-
Gil OF the City of Columbus a certified copy
| of these resolutiOns,iB nI9iasI
C.P. L. BUTLER, Pres't.
Attest: N. B. MARBLE, Sec'y.
lI7tss sssr,.y s"r ~, ,,-rr. .r
= - " cory OF JACOB HARE's Will. ~ -
ytI,2 Ja6sbl Hare, of the City Of ColumbusyT
In the State of Ohio, being advanced In aye,
and considering the certainty Of death and
the uncertainty of the time thereof, do.
whilst in the possession of sound and dis
posing mind aud ID nenoTy, make this my
last WIN and Testament, IN manner follow
|~iBg, to wit:
.Eirst., 1t is my, will, and I 50 direct that.
my funeral expenses and All my just debts
be paid QUITO my estate. "a Ii NElISWh
Second. EgiSe. and bequeath TO my pFes-A
ent wife, Seeny Ann Hare, formerly widow
of John Barcus, ard daughter Of TarltOn
Thomas, OF Cofum6 ds, all my household
and litehgn goods and f1Fhithre every kind,
and also two hundfedl dollars per year-to
be applied to her own personal and exclu-
Esfve useSEfoF the 6Fst hNe years af1en NY
decease, II she remains unmarried, and af~
ter the first five years this annual allow
ance is'to be Increased to two hundred and
fifty dollars a year during the remainder Of
ber life, provided she remains unmarried.
But If she marries again, from that time
her yearly allowances is to cease The paw
mentsare tobf made to her half1yeaF l6Y
Fla MI mn
.afterward by the City Treasurer, out of the
funds hereinafter provided for. b'HoliG a
7, Third. l hereby nominate and gppoine
William T. Martin, Of Columbus, TO be the
Executor of this will il he survives me, ana
IL he should not, nominate James Cherry,
of Columbus, as the Executor. The Ex-
ecutoris authorized and required to collect
all debts rents and stocks, dividends due
or to become due for neyeBr7=oE puKer II
it becomes necessary for the settlement. ~
the estAte-and then settle up his; aecQnnk
with the Probate Court, according w daYI
and pay over any balance Of money That
NAV be in his hands, to the Treasurer Of the
City of Columbus, taking his receipt there
for, and heishall also pass over to the said
City Treasurer all deeds, leases, certificates
of stock, obligations and papers of every
kind, that may beof any value, and take bis
receipt therefor. Which receipt, together
with full and complete inventory Of such
stocks, papers and properly, with the apa
pFaiSed value thereof affixed to- each item,
shall be retorded In the Probate Court. si
Fourth. All the balance of my estate after
tho settlement thereon, and thc allowance
to the widow as above provided, both real
and persopal,,or of whatever 1ature.Qr kind
it may be, T give. devise and 1be4ueeth to
theCity OF Columbus, IN the State Of Ohio,
to form . Charity Fnnd, for 1.-THE Benefit Of
the poor and unfortunate 0fsaideity.
1t is to be Kept separate and distinct from
all other city funds, but it fs5tO be- forever
under the care, management and control
of the City Council. But they are MOTTO
sell or dispose Of any of the present
stocks of any kind. until twerthirds Oh the
Council shall be OF opinion that the OBJ
ject Ofthe donor would bepromotd there
by, in which case they may sell and change
the investments, They may increase the
fund, BY Withholding disbursements for a
few years, II they think best but they shall
not diminish Il below the original amount.
And they shall, at such time as the state of
the fund will justify 1T erect d suitable
building sOr edEdce. to Sc named The Or
phans' Home OF Beneficial AsyinhI and
used for the benefit Of thetnnd and i1stitu-
ton herein and hereby contenplatedsa In
testimony of which hereto put my hand
and seal, this sixth day o. l,eptembeF;A d.
1859. Il .