The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-24
DISPOSAL OF PROPERTY.
REQUESTS MADE ny THE LATE
CAPTAIN $. ". yENfBLE.
1he Estate valued ~ between $4,000
aud $500 .0Oo-- $50, 900 Left TO Mrs.
YcnabIc--Omer Directions.

PETERSBURG. VA. oct. 23.-Spccial-
,hc will OF the late captain Samuel
w. Vcnablo was admitted 10 probate in
Tho Hastings Court to-day. Tho estate rs
valued at between 900 and 100000. He
gives 90 his wife Elizabeth n. Vcnable
his lot and residence on the corner OF
Sycamore and Marshall streets together
with the household and Kitchen fur
plturc. pictures and ornaments OF every
description; carriages and horses anu
harness and othe chattel properly vl
every description on the said premises
and $4,000 20 her and her .clrs forever
He beopeatbs IN MISS Ostavia Caring
ton and Miss Virginia Carsineton' @iVV
each: 20 his Son Edward G. Nenaole. nus
interests in one undivided moiety OF 20
acres OF land IN POLK County, state Oh
Texas. IN trust for the bcncht OF the
SAID Virginia and Octayia Darlington or
the survivor OF them.
OTHER BEQUESTS.
an tho rest and residue or ms estate
both real and personal. he gives, cev!seS
and bequoaths 20 his son Edward 9.
Venable. his daughter, Josephine NJ
Seldom and HIS Granddaughter Elizabeth
r. Hamilton each one-hfth thereof in
sea eiunle and absolute estate. TO his
son. Edward &. Vcnable. one-hfth thereof
10 be held in trust for the sale and
soparaie use OF his daughter Sarah II.
Rovkin. during her natural life, with
power 10 her 20 devise the same 10 her
children.
He directs his executors 20 hold in
trust for the use and benefit Of his daugh-
ter-in-law. Louise NJ. Venabe, widow OF
MS son. Nathanicl u. Venabc. $1,000
during her natural life Of widowhood
and paw over 10 her the interest arising
thorefrom and at her death or marriage
he beouoaths any excess OF said remain
ing cno-Gfth OF such residue over $4,000
20 his son. Edward G. Venable. his daugh-
ter Josephine NJ Seldom. his grand daugh-
ter Elizabeth r. Hamilton and 10 his
son Edward O. Vonable. in trust for his
daughter Sarah II. BOykin I'm four equal
rarts in like manner as is hercinbefore
provided I'm regard 10 the other four
ffths Of such residue and subject 10 the
same trusts, limitations and conditions
IN respcct 10 the share Of his daughter
Sarah y. BoylSin. giving her like power
or appointment with respect thereto
touching her original one-fifth Of such
residue.
For tho purpose Of paying his debts and
legacies he authorized his executors to
sell any Of his real estate or personal
estate not otherwise disposed Of.
HIS EXECUTORS.
He dominates his son. Edward G, Vonablc
and Alexander Hamilton his executors
and devises that no security be required
OF them or either Of them as SUCH Each
qualified to-day and gave bonds in tho
penalty OF $4,000 each.
Thomas Pannn auctioneer sold by pub
sic auction to-day 3-16 interest in oaks
tobacco warehouse in this city. Chas.
Watson was the purchaser at $685.. Auc-
Watson was the purchaser at $l.535. Auc-
ton a farm Of 90 acres in Sussex county.
Mrs. Caroline NJ. Bowden, Of this city,
was the purchaser at 1881.
Mr.. T. y. Clark. who has been de-
clared by the state Democratic Commit
tee 10 be the regular nominee of the
Democratic party Of Dinwiddie county
for the House Of Delegates from that
county. IS in the city to-day. lie says
he expects 10 carry the county by 500
majority.