Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-11-05
DAVID DUNLOP 'S WILL
TT WAS ADMITTED TO PROBATE
IN PETERSBURG MONDAY.
FULL TEXT OF INSTRUMENT.
Decendent,s Son, David Dunlop, Jr.,
the Chief Neutrality-suspicious.
of the Realty-Concernins the
Great Tobacco Business.

(Special.)-The will of the late David
Dunlop was probated in the Corporation
Court late yesterday afternoon The will
is as follows:
Petersburg, Va, Z. S. a., March 2, 1901
l, David Dunlop. of the city, of Peters,
burg, Va, do make this my last will and
| testament, hereby revoking all other
wills and codicils by me heretofore made.
First, l wish all my just debts and liza
bilities to be settled and paid
give and beQueath to my son. David
Dunlop, Jr., $500, Geo, to be paid out of the
money capital embracing leaf tobacco
MANUFACTURED tobacco. lumber, and other
materials used in my business of manu-
tactured tobacco, stems. scraps, etc., and
cash on hand in banks, now used and the
same used df any, at the time of my
death in my business of manufacturing
tobacco on Old street in the city of Pc
tersburg. If there should not be sj0o.vot
capital employed in said business at the
time Of my death, then the balance IS
to e made up from other moneys or Sc
curities; if over 100000, then the surplus
to go to my other beQuest hereinafter
made. :.
THE REAL ESTATE.
Next I give and bequeath to my son.
David Dunlop, Jr.. all the real estate
owned by me and used for redrying leaf
and the lot on West Hill. in Petersburg.
Va, used for piling lumber, used in said
manufacturing tobacco business, and my
one-third of the factory in Lynchburg,
Va. operated by. my brother, Robert Dun
loD as redrying leaf tobacco factory,
! comprising on my books the main fac
tory building. standing on said books
stemmery No. ?. on Old street standing
at ssossS5; tn Wythe street Let . !, an a3
n ft1a 1nfS Sf f1f3,Sr az
S!20.74, and the brick and stone carpenter
shop included in cost of main factory
building, and my one-third of the Lynch
burg. factory building. standing at s., 0l6s5
making a total of real estate, used. in
my business, of the amount OF 500. 2S7.47
Also: give and bequeath to my son,
David Dunlop Jr., all the factory Tx
lures, and machinery OF all kinds. in
Guiding boilers engines, pumps. etc. used
in my business Of manufa curing tobacco,
standing on my books at s42o9S.14.
THE TOBACCO BUSINESS.
7 direct that at my death an inven-
manufacturing business, both of raw ma
terial and manufactured tobacco STEMS
| scraps, lumber, etc, unsold and unac-
counted for, SO that the business may
David Dunlop, Jr. and be continued by
him. And l direct that all my trade
marks, brands, goodwill etc, should so
to my son, along with and as part of the
to the immediate continuance OF my bust
ness by him and for his sole benefit; but
| further direct that in the event of his
selling the business as an entirety. in
Guiding goodwill. trade marks. brands.
etc, he shall receive on:y one-fourth OF
the net amount accruing from the esti-
mated value Of such good-wiIl, brands
etc, in said sale. and the other three
fourths to be paid to my estate, to be
and become part of said estate. : fter
that my son. David Dunlop, Jr., shall
~, ,ft to
as wiled above. ! bequeath and give all
the rest and remainder of my property,
both real and personal. Including my
house and lot, No. Is Friend street, Pc
tersburg. Va. all my household and kitc!l-
en- furniture, both useful and ornamental
in said house contained, diamonds, and
other precious stones. and 1ewelry of al!
kinds, horses. carriages. and vehicles and
glass and table furnishings. to my wife.
Mary Corling Dunlop to be held In her
name during her natural lifetime, and
at her death to be left to our. daughters,
Mary Mercer Dunlop and sallie Harrison
Dunlop and Agnes Margaret Dunlop. and
should we have other children or child,
then to be equally div!ded between them
ALL share and share alike this to be only
IN case of my wife remaining my widow
during her natural lifetime.
A CONDITION.
If my wife. Mary Corling Dunlop.
should marry again after my death. then
l uNeCl litl Oh lliC pioPCi ~, potH 1cSil
and personal. which 1 have given and
bequeathed to her, if she remained my
widow. shall go to my daughters. Mary
Mercer and Sallie Harrison and Agnes
Margaret. or should there be other child
or children by me after this date, then
to them all. share and share alike. with
the exception of $4,000, which sum shall
be set apart by my trustee to be named
in this will for my wife's maintenance
and comfort in the event of her second
marriage. the interest only to be paid to
her of this sum of $50,000 during her nat
ural lifetime. and. after her death. to
revert to our childen, share and share
alike And now nominate and appoint
my wife Mary Corling Dunlop and my
son. David Dunlop, Jr.. as executors OF
this, my will. and request that they be
allowed to qualify as such without Sc
curity. And further name as my trus-
tee for carrying out my special beauest
to my wife. in the event of her. second
maria ge. my son, David Dunlop, Jr., who
will pay to her the interest, quarterly,
semi-annually. or annually. as she may
, prefer, on the $50 coo so devised. In wit
ress thereof to this. my said last will.
written wholly with my own hand. set
nv hand and seal this I'd day of March,
1901. DAVID DUNLOP.
Republican Judge Resigns.