Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-28

Synopsis OF its Various Provisions
Condition of His Property.

Condition OF HIS Property.
FROM the RasAim0ton (Ga.) Gasette.
The will Of the iamented Gena Robert
T0orb was fled in the oralnary's office
last Monday .s.t1-la.,g
sItefn 1st Gays by reason of the teath Of
his wife, N sttha Julia Ann foomOs, to
whom heawiIled the greater portion OF his
estate In fee simple, and OF the other
changes in both his family and property he
reNpkes All the win and codicils hereto;
fore mada.a IA ais I'd, ri. f,tf-.'nv ."
Atem ID willis hisr BROTHER G.. loom s,
$4,000 tEalieu Of the sections Of land given
in former wills; said lasd lying in Texas,
as most OF Texas lands nave been sold, or
contracted to be s0ld.ii He gives his
nephew, William II. ToOmhs, aud his wife
and children, the sum Of $1,000.
Item Sd wills to his niece, Eva Jones,
ltem4tb mentions ARRANGEMENTS to his
grandson, X. Toolnbs DlBose. .sc ''o
Iteth 9th willis to his niece, Clara julia
ApthQny, and her children his French
Mills plRntatlen in, this cQunty.g He also
wills her and her children $500 in cash,
and $500 in cash to her individually; also
thousand dollar bond Of the Nashville
Book Concern.
Item 9th gives to his nephew, DIR. Rob-
ert Z. ToOmOs, in trust for his daughter
Julia, all the balance OF $4,000 note due
by Buchanan, of Early county.
Item It'll gives to his two grandsons. r.
Toombs and Dudley Du Bose, his law and
political library, and mis- books on govern
ment and political economy.
Item Sth gives to his grandson, r.
Toombs DuBose, the portraits of himself
and wife painted by Healy. These pOr-
traits are intended as heirlooms. And
also the portraits of his daughters Lou
and Sallie. painted by Headden.
Item 9th wills to Dudley DuBose, Ca
mile Colley, Sallie Lou DuBose and Mrs.
Hattie Hunter other paintings, naming
them. All other pictures to be divided
among grandchildren.
Item 10th gives bust In marble of A. Fl.
Stephens, with pedestal, to Alexander
stephens, the only son of his old friend,
Linton Stephens.
Item 18th gives privilege of some lands
to g. To0mbs.
Item 18th states that his grandchildren,
Dudley and Sallie Lou DuBose, shall not
be charged with Announcements as long as
they are under the parental roof, except
such as are made to set them out III life.
Item 18th mentions advancements to
Camille Colley. We quote from will:
"The object of this will, and 1t must be so
construed, is to make all my grandchil-
dren equal in the final distribution of my
property"
Item l4th gives to his faithful servant,
Billy, the use of a room, privilege OF
wood, and an annuity as long as he lives.
There is bequest to each one of the
family servants, and the desire is ex-
pressed That they be retained as long as
they wish to stay, on same terms rs here
tofore.
Item 18th: SAll the rest and residue OF
my estate l give to my grandchildren,
Robert Toombs DuBOee, Camille COlley,
Dudley DuB0se, and Sallie Lou DuBOse,
share and share alike"
The property to 20 to the grandchildren
and their descendants. If they die prop
erty is to revert to brother or sister or
their lineal descendant. Property is sub
ject to management Of grandchildren.
Item 18th states that he wishes TO be
buried at old Toombs burying ground.
This item subject to any change may
make"
Item 18th leaves $4,000 to his brother
Gabriel Teombss = 'F
Item 18th appoints as executors g..
TOombs, w. W. Simpson, r. TOombs Du-
Bose and Dudley DuBose.
This will is in the handwriting of Mr..
Samuel Barnett, and he, George w. Terry
and ID. Z. Quinn are the witnesses. 1t is
written on letter paper and each page is
signed with the familiar signature of Il.
To0mbs.
GEN. TooMBs' PROPERTY.
The truth about Gen. TOOmbs' conuec-
ton with the Kimball House is that he
put $70,00 in money into it. This ia prov
ing good investment. Beside this there
are Endorsements to the amount OF $780,
600. This Indebtedness is being paid off
at the rate OF 100000 year from the pro-
ceeds OF the house.