The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-26

interest. be paid to my executors or
the survivor OF them, which said money.
when received by my executors afore-
said I desire may be divided equally
among my wife and all my daughters.
or the issue Of my said daughters II
any Of them be deceased. the said issue
taking the part their mothers would
have taken If living
II is nv will and desire that an
mort cages TO me or for my. oeneht be
fOreclOsed as soon as possible after my
death and the money secured 20 me ~
said mortgages / desire may be divided
equally among my wife and daughters
and the issue of my said daughters ~
any of them be deceased. the said Issue
taking the part their mothers would
have taken ~ living
Item desire and request that my
executors or the survivor or survivors
Of them Immediately on the marriage
or death Of my wife. may sell my
plantation. slaves. horses. stock and
farming utensils in the County or
Prince George. called Old Town. and the
money thence arising. / desire my exc
cutOrs 20 divide equally among all my
daughters and the issue Of such of them
as be deceased such issue taking the
part their deceased mother would have
taken il living. II ~ my desire also
that the negroes on the said plantation
be sold In families.
Item. I give and beQueath 10 my
wife and all my daughters ina equal
proportions. and TO the Issue of such
of my daughters as be deceased such
issue taking the part of It's deceased
mother. all the money that may be
in my house at the time Of my death ,
and all moneys due me by mortgage.
deed Of trust. bond bill. or open account
after deducting thereout the said 500
pounds hereinbefore given between my
two daughters. Mildred Walker and
Lucy. II is. however 10 be understood
and Il is my will and intention. that
Malvern Hills is not to be sold under
the deed OF trust. but at the period
herein before mentioned
Whereas. / am appTehensive, that
unless the property herein before De
queathed 70 my daughter. Ann Hin
Lee. both real and personal, be secured
70 her solely for her benefit, and that
of her children. she and they may be
distressed and come TO want. therefore
hereby revoke the said requests 10 her
and her heirs. and give and bequeat h
the said property. both real and per
sonal. hereinbefore given. 10 her my
said daughter. unto my friends William
FitZhugh of Chatham. John Walker Of
Belvoir. Robert Randolph, OF Eastern
View. my son. Robert Carter. and my
aon-in-law, Doctor Carter Berkeley, to
them and their heirs. upon trust and
confidence. that they secure the said
property for the use and benefit OF my
said daughter. in such a way that she
solely, during her natural life, may
enjoy the rents, issues, prohts, emOiu-
ments. interest and advantages OF the
said property, both real and personal.
free from the claim demand let, hind
rance or mclestation of her husband.
General Henry Lee. or his creditors,
directly or indirectly and that her
children living al her death, may have
and enjoy the same to them and their
heirs for ever.
And lastly for the several purposes
hereinbefore mentioned and intended
by this my will 1 do hereby constitute
and appoint my before mentioned
friends William Fltzhugh. John Walker.
Robert Randolph. Robert Carter and
Doctor Carter Berkeley. to be execu-
tors OF this my last will and tesla
ment and fIatter myself that the gen
tlemen herein named will be kind
enough to undertake this disagreeable
business and assure themselves that.
however arduous the task may be,
would cheerfuily engage In IL under
similar circumstances to serve them or
their families AS have the most
inplicit confidence in their honor and
Integrity. it is my will and desire that
administration of my estate be granted
them without their giving any security.
for the faithful performance of their
executorial office. And in order that
they may have as little trouble as pos
sible it is my will and desire that my
executors employ an able and honest
man at an annual stipend, sufficient to
! induce a good man to engage and over
! look the whole estate and be accountable
| to them for his conduct. And l do now
declare and publish this to be my last
will and testament. In witness whereof
I hereunto set my hand and seal this
10th day of May in the year of our Lord
1905.
CHARLES CARTER.
JOHN SOUTHALL, j II.
Will and testament before US
Signed. sealed and declared by
Charles Carter to be his last.
PATRICK HEN DREN.
RICHARD DU kE-
At a monthly court held FOR Charles
CITY County at the courthouse on
Thursday. the 18th day of September.
1906 this last will and testament of
B Charles Carter. deceased. together with
( five codicils thereto annexed, was this
dav presented in court by Robert Ran
dolph and Carter Berkeley. two of the
executors therein named, the said will
and four of the codicils being proved
BY Pattr Hendren and Richard Duke.
the other codiciai by Pattr Hendren
and T Turner. the witnesses thereto
were ordered to be recorded. And on
.,.T,r Of said executors who