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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-08
State Fair Feature
Mitiz Waxs Again

The National Safety Council 5
Award OF Honor The nation ;
highest industrial safety cilaiion.
has been swalded Chrysler Corp
oration'S Plymouth Plant IN De-
iroi for lis outstanding safety
record during 1882
The award was based on
PiNmouih's frequency ate of only
- losi-time accidents per MIL
hon man hours worked. NJ
Mansfield said and severity
rate Of TIVE one hundiedihs C05l
~ one da, lost due 20 accidents
per thousand man hours worked.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-08

Is lost fight this year. Charles
\ nnne five including three by
IT, 10 route, and Johnson three.
Billy Pierce Of CHI White. SoXS
lesds MAJOR hurlcrS in sillkeouts
n ih ia LLOYD Mangrum
On third Tam O. Shantcr with
hole total Of 275. Walter Bur
y emo PGA champion. finished
4 aflA
. Fna details OF DABF benefit
srs al Briggs Stadium Sept. &
Y'oalf be announced soon. En-
Iors 10 ign Negro team OF Ma
oNal American League or to
|cld = team composed OF Negro
|a''-le making
" Smiths addition 10 the
e'clsnd lineup gives them total
. me Negro players They are
Lazy Dabv. Harry Simpson and
'Ailh ouiieldcrS. and Luke Eas-
''f lnsi baSoman. and Dave
.lo>hns pitcher.
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Giants Irwin
Battling Hard
For Loop Lead

NEW YORK Despite lsyng
h.t INTO three double plays, iieing
National League record. Monte
IRWIN. versatile NeN York Giant
ouiilelder continues Ia push Red
Schoende>i ~ the 81 Louis car,
dinalS for the league batting
lead
Batting against Lou B,pde''e
~ he Milwaukee, BlaNes last
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SPORTS CLOSEUP
BY FRITZ POLLARD

NEW YORK --fGloball-Taose
nevcr-say die boys. The New
York Giants. probably remem-
berng how the Dodgers blew .
NICE fat l3-game lead q while
back. still hopeful OF their pen
nani chances.
II is agreed thai Monty
Twins big bat Wal De quite o
factor in their surge. since
Monty has pseed every drive
this year. particularly the eight
in q row they won early IN
July.
Jackie Robinson picss Jun VIII
son of the Braves As the hardest
pitcher IN the Lcsgue tor hun 10
hit He's always rough iol
Brooklyn. sad the Dodeei Siai,
IKE have iob beating that guy.
He has change-up curve ball
that's very effective He mol The
.loWesi guy in the world and /
think hes one Of The smsties;
pitchers around
Jackie's other choices were
Robin Roberts and Cunt SIM
mons Of the Phillies Warren
spain ot the Btsves. Gerry Sta
lcN Of the Cardinals. and lioyi
Wilhelm Of the Giants he also
mentioned Harvey HaddiH OF the
dinas.
As a result OF the agitation ia
Los Angeles for major league
bali there (, con ide able con
Germ over the future Of the Pa
cnc Coast League II LIS Angeles
pulls out some lecl SURE the Pol
N.ll be dcsifoNod
Others seem 10 think that il
L. A. gets big time baseball.
they will ultimately get il. The
answer. some others feel. will
eventually come in the orssniz-
ing OF a third league.
Roy Campsnells. one OF the
incest guys 10 baseball also has
= ready w.t. and seems TO have
Joe Lou +. talent fol p.n-ponuog.
The other dsv v hen he made a
difficult catch ~ a nv bali that
went tleh MO the ar Just be-
hind the plate Roy handled N
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Sundays game he was batting
332. Two points behind The ST
Louis wheelhorse. Schoend,cst.
Making a gallant comeback fol-
lowing almost a years absence
IN 1882 he. along with Henry
Thompson IS sparkling the Giants
and they have not been counted
oui ~ the pennant race. although
they're currently in tlfth place.
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Finale OF this years little
world series" will be played at
Williamsport. Pa. on Friday.
Aug. 2s. at time 10 be an
nounced.
Under the terms ~ The agree
nenl. also. WCBS-TV. Kew York
key station OF the Obs relevis-
ion Network. receives an option
TO broadcast sectional finals OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-08

Collectors OF antique cars from
all over tho East and Middle
west have already begun the
endless task OF painting. polish
ing and adjusting their entries
for the annual Old Car Festival
on the Village green on Satur-
day. Sept. ls.
Al Greenfield Village. ten
miles from downtown Detroit and
four miles from the Ford Motor
COmpanv'S Sprawlng Rouge
plant the lalc Henry Ford set
aside a 200acrc sanctuary 10 pre-
serve American history as he
knew il
lIcle he brought ioeeihct and
, estored the homes and Wo 4
shops OF such cminen, Americans
as Noah Webster Luther Bur
bank Thomas Edison and Abra-
ham Lincoln.
In the nearby Henry Ford
Museum. he assembled more
than ITO horseless carriages be-
ginning with an 1892 Benz.
This year the Gliddeh Tour.
,ponsorcd bv the American Au
iomobile ASsncmi0u and several
old car club, VII end with the
Greenfield Village folc on Sep
temb,r 10 The Gllddcn rout On
iricS viii ION the ranks Of the
Veteran Motor Car Club partlci-
pants who meet annually for the
Festival bringing The total 10
over 400 antique cars.
The Glidden Tour. a revival
~ the classic pre- World War |
endurance run Ion "horSelcsS car
riapeS higgins IN Cleveland on
Sept H. James Melton. popular
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-08

IS . e k IN the
Braves new ball
park. IRWIN tied
he record when
II 2 hi into
double PLAYS m
the inst win
iWO ON. IN the
sixth With one
one and finally
in the ninth with
one on.
Through Ia I
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Lio-,s Pigskinners Familiar
With Annual AII-Star Tilt

II the old saving. "Expel renee
Is the Best Teacher means any.
thing. the Detroit Lions should
be IN good shape for their forth
coming game against the College
All Stars. Aug. "a.
No less than eighteen mem.
bers OF the 1859 Lions roster
and all five coaches have a
background that includes the
Classic. and several have played
In both camps.
Among the coaches. veteran az
s.Stsnt George Wilson rates top
honors. having appeared four
tunes as member OF the CHI
cago Bears.
Wilson played IN l94l as the
f'eHs downcd the All-Siars. 81
10. m 1912 he again helped de-
feat the collcgians. 2l-0 and his
third appearance also resulted in
q winning effort PAL. N 1914
Reverse Score
lli' final appearance vas N
The la47 game. when The All
Stars wan a convincing 1910
decision.
Head coach Buddy Parker
has appeared as both . player
and coach. In 1895. Parker
was the starting fullback for
The Detroit Lions club that
tied the All.sisrs. TT. in ono
OF two dssdlocks in series his
tory.
Twelve wears later Parker as
an assistant coach 10 Jimmy Con-
zelman. helped the Chicago Car
dinals 10 4 28-0 decision over the
All.Stsrs.
Playing for Parker iu the l948
game was another Lion aide
Buster" Ramsey. RAMSEY. a for
mci William and Mary great
twice was named 10 the All-Siai
squad. l943 and 1916. before his
starring days with the Cardinals
Aldo Forte. during his playing
days with The Chicago Bears.
played in two OF the All Star
contests. leaning with George
Wilson in ls4l 10 insure 37-l3
decision and appearing in the
1912 contest with the Bears as
they downed the All-Siars 2l-o.
For Russ Thomas. the Lions
in Chicago VIII mark
The first time he has actually
IN the contest In
l947. Thomas was tabled for the
squad. following bril-
liant career az Ohio State. but
Dv-paSsed the gameats report 10
lie Lions as a DRAFT choice 10
on his pro Greer.
In The active PLAYER ranks. Pat
Harder and Vince Banonis can
'ecal fond memories ~ the game.
Doth as collegians and pros, lIar-
icf PLAYED twice az an All-Star
943 and 1916. and again with
he Cardinals in l94S Banonis !
vas The starting center for the
stars in 40 against the Bears
nd PLAYED similar role with
he Cards ~ '4S.
II was during the 1919 game
that Harder's outstanding play
earned him the award as the
most valuable player" I
lie caught one pass FOR 20
ard touchdown in The second !
luarier To give the Stars l47
cad over the Washington Red
kins and scored again IN the
asst period on 30 ward gallon
Two extra points brought his
,corinc total TO fourteen IN the
'olleglans' 27-7 victory.
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10 FORMER ALL STARS

Eighteen members OF the 1853
Detroit Lions squad We're named
TO play ia the All-S'ar game
after completing their college
careers.
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Little League Series
Slated For Broadcast

World cham pionship games of Little League Baseball.
Inc will be broadcast exclusively BY the CHS Teevsion
Network for the next three Years under the terms Of
agreement announced this week BY ubbell Robinson Jr.
Vice President in Charge Of rs Teevson Network Pro-
and Peter McCovern President of the Little League
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Jackson Zouoves
onVets' Program

The American Legion /oua,es Of Jackson Michigan.
who have performed in London. Rome and Paris,
again will highght the special Veterans Day program
Scplemher u al the Michigan State Fair.
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Antique Autos Exhibit
At Greenfield VILLAGE

DEARBORN. Mich.--The World Series for antique
automobiles will hghligh busy program Of special events
al The Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village this
fan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-08

singer and old car collector on
his own right, Viii lead the pro-
ces,ion m his 1907 Rolls Royce
SILVER Ghost"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-08
II was during the ls43 game
that Harder's outstanding play
earned him the award rs the
most valuable player"

Tie caught one pass Tor a 70
ward touchdown in the second
quarter To give the Stars "a :
lead over the Washington Red
skins and scored again in the
last period on n 33 ward gallon
Two extra points brought his
scoring total TO fourteen In the
collegians 81 victory.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-06-26

".4chin' for that little place
in the county,? LandOn G..
Atkins Insurance d Real
Estate Agency has a com
piete Hstings to match any
desirc.''
Brick building on Main st. In
brakes Branch. Building so x $50
It. next to Drug Store. This proper
ty runs from Main ST. to Proctor
St, This building could easily be
made into badly needed apart
ments. Price $500.
IS acres. new room residence and
bath, hardwood floors, two acre
lake well stocked, five acres clear
ed, balance in oak and poplar
timber. This property is miles
from Keysville at $4,000 Terms
81 down. balance by month.
35 acres, AS miles from Farmville
on main highway Five room dwell
ling. electric water system. Several
outbuildings, small orchard. Only
ST 500.
Buffalo St, very desirable location,
residence with , complete apart
ments of 5 rooms and bath. oil
heat. hardwood floors, large lot.
Reasonable.
Lot adjoining Hampden- Sydney
College property $3.50
Lots in the Davidson SUBJ division,
water and sewage.
Residence. rooms, baths, in
Victoria. Near school and churches.
Double garage. $500.
Farms. % good farms, large and
small, located in Prince Edward.
Cumberland. Appomattox. Amelia.
Charlotte and Buckingham coun-
ties.
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The Court House AT
Cumberland, Va. On
Thursday, July 2. 1853
A. = O'ClOrk p VI.
A. 2 O'Clock =. NJ.

the following described real estate
to-Wit:
All Of that certain tract or par
Gel of land located in the Ran
dolph Magisterial District of Cum
berland County. Virginia. contain
inc Twenty Five and One Fights
Us 49, acres, more or less, aG-
joining the land of the Blanton
estate on the west Guinea Road
on the north, and others And be-
ing the same land conveyed The
First National Bank of Farmville,
Committee for Sarah w. Garnett.
by a deed dated the End day Of
April 1898, and recorded in the
Clerk S Office of the Circuit Court
of Cumberland County. Virginia
in Deed Book IA at Pages 29l-2.
on the 18th day of May. 1895.
Terms: Cash
William c. Carter
Special Commissioner
NJ. E. Blanton. AuctiOneer
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LEGAL NOTICES

Commonwealth of Virginia
Commonwealth of Virginia
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court OF the County Of
Buckingham. on the 9Th day of
June, 1858.
County of Buckingham, Plaintiff
against Heirs -at-LaW of Clifford
Carroll. deceased, whose names
and addresses are unknown and
all of the other heirs Law of
George w Carroll, deceased, if
such there be, whose names and
addresses are unknown. Defen-
dants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object of this suit is to sell
for delinquent taxes and levies a
tract of land in James River Dis
trict of Buckingham County. Vir-
ginia. Of some 81 acres. of which
George w Carroll died seized and
for incidental relief.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defen-
dants Heirs at-Law of Clifford
Carroll. whose names and adj
dresses are unknown and all Of
the other heirs at-law of George
W. Carroll deceased. if such
there be. whose names and adj
dresses are unknown are not resi-
dents of the State of Virginia, it
IS ordered that they do appear
here within ten days after due
publication hereof, and do what
may be necessary to protect their
interest in this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
John c. Spencer, Clerk
J. B. Boatwright, p. q.
Buckingham Va 6-l9-4t
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FOR RENT


HOUSE ~ 6 rooms with bath,
electricity. large shay yard. gar
den CaIl Hampden-SAdney 2405.
6-l9-4p
APARTMENT furnished. Water.
lights and heat furnished Apply
Cradles Store. Phone IS 6-l9-4p
SMALL . room apartment for
rent, Corner of Third and Ran
dolph SITS, furnished or unfur-
nished See N L. Smith at Third
ST Market 6-19-tf
49, ~~~-~~~
APARTMENT five rooms unfur-
nlshed 604 Oak ST Available
July l Call J M Robson. sol
Buffalo St. Phone 1853, Farmville
6-l9-tf
~~-~~~~~~~ ~~~~~--~--
APARTMENT 5 ropms. private
bath. private entrance Heat, wa
ter and lights. unfinished. 312
Randolph street. Farmville. Va
6-23-2p
HOUSE g rooms. two baths. hot
water heat. possession September
l Can be seen 703 Oak St. Farm
Vile Contact Eunice Allen. 3l0l
Second Ave, Richmond Va
6-23-tf
APARTMENT - Available now.
newly decorated, nicely furnished,
separate entrance. can be seen
703 Oak St, Farmville Apply
Eunice Allen, 310l Second Ave.
Richmond. Phone 3-8ll0. 6-23-tf
~~~ - ~~-~~~~~~~~~
APARTMENT - two rooms and
bath, furnished. water and heat
furnished. Call 430W. 6-23-2p
COTTAGES rooms. Mrs. Fred
Putney. Farmville 6-23- 4tp
APARTMENT - completely fur
nished Available July 20 for cou-
pie Call 694. 6-9-tf
BUSINESS RENTAL-Available
Immediately, store space at 313
West Third street. formerly oc-
cupied by Dunlop Tire Company
Call William j. ellis $50 or 511 r.
6-5-4p F
SERVICE STATION and restau-
rant with modern ConvenienceS
Two miles west of Farmville on
u. S. route 400 and Is. S. c.
Dowdy. Dowdy's Corner, Farm
Vile 6-l9-2p F
~~~~~-~~~~~~
APARTMENT - 3 large rooms,
furnished or unfinished. Louis
Trear, Longwood Ave. Phone
664W, Farmville. Va. 6-23-4tp
A P A r T M ENT - unfinished
three rooms, bath, electric water
heater. w. w fowler BIG S.
Main Street, Farmville, 6-26-1p
~~~~~~
APARTMENT 4 rooms. second
floor. 42l Second Street. 6-26-2p
! APARTMENT furnished two
bedrooms, l living room. kitchen
cite and bath, Call 294 j or 294 r.
226-2p
! APARTMENT - first floor. 2
rooms. kitchen and bath. Mrs.
John Stokes. 400 First Ave, Farm
I Vile 626-2t
APARTMENTS rooms and bath.
heat and water furnished. I'M
mediate possession. Miss Carrie
BLISS. farmvllle. 6-26-ltp
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NOTICES

- - -
NOTICE: Notice is heleby given
that the Board Of Supervisors Of
the County of Cumberland. at
their next regular meeting 10 be
held III the Clerk Office at
Cumberland. Virginia. on July ).
1858. at 1000 O'Clock A. NJ. pro-
pose TO abandon The following
secondary roads
Route 679 from its intersection
with Route 638 to point 0.5
miles South of said intersection.
Route 604 from its intersection
with Route 900 to a point 27 miles
in a Southerly direction 10 dead
end.
ANY person wishing to appear for
OF against such abandonment
should appear at the place ana
time stated above
R H Blanton. Clerk
Board of Supervisors
6-Ig-2t
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Commissioners Sale
OF Valuable Real
Estate
FarmvilIe, Va
Located In Cumberland
COUHfu. Va.

BY virtue of authority vested in
the undersigned Special Commits
sioner by the decree of the Circuit
Court of Cumberland County, Vir-
ginia. entered or the 1st day of
June 1858, in the Chancery cause
of The County of Cumberland VS..
w. " French. Sheriff of Cumber-
land County, and as such Adj
ministrator of Estate of Miss
Sarah w Garrett. ct ais, I will
offer for sale at Public Auction in
front of
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AUCTION SALE

Public Auction
Saturday, June 81
at 10 o'clock
J. Is. West Farm
Route SO, 4 Miles
South of Amelia
- Head OF Cattle
Hereford Bull
. Heiferc
lG Cows
IL Calves
Farm Equipment
Farmali Tractor
Piows Drills
Rakes. Wagon
HarrowS, ard Other
Equipment and Tools
Terms Cash
Kathleen West Lederhos
&. | Noble, Auctioneer
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VIRGINIA.:
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
POWHATAN COUNTY. VIR-
GINA. JUNE IS. 1855.
LORETTA VENABLE
OLIVER WINGO VFNABLE
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

oL1V Elk W1NtIo SF.NABLE4
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object of this suit is to eff
feet an absolute divorce from the
bonds of matrimony in behalf Of
the Complainant from the Defen-
dant, upon the grounds of deser-
ton
AND, affidavit having been
made and filed that due diligence
has been used by OF on behalf Of
the Complainant by her counsel.
to ascertain in what County or
Corporation the said Defendant
is? without effect. and that Defen-
dant's last known postoffice adj
dress is jefferson PoStofficc. Viz
glnia
IF is ORDERED that said De-
PENDANT not found. do appear
within ten t10t days after due
publication OF this order and do
what is necessary to protect his
interest
IT is FURTHER ORDERED
that the foregoing portion of this
order be published once a week
for four successive weeks in The
FalmVllle Herald a newspaper
published in the State of Virginia.
A Cope TeSte:
James A Tilman. III
c. Braxton Valentine. Jr.. y. q,
State Planters Bank Bldg,
Richmond. Virginia 6-26- 4t
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LEGAL NOTICES

TRUSTEES SALE
TIME: SATURDAY,, JULY IL,
1858. at II O'CLOCK A. M.
PLACE: IN FRONT OF THE
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY BANK
DILLWYN. VIRGINIA
Default having been made in
the payment of the debt secured
by deed of trust from Reuben
Mosley and Mildred Mosley. dated
October 10. l949, recorded in the
clerks office of the Circuit Court
OF Buckingham County. Virginia,
in D, B. so page 582. the under
signed trustee Will offer for sale at
PUBLIC AUCTION in FRONT OF
THE BUCKINGHAM COUNTY
BANK. DILLWYN. DILLWYN,
VIRGINIA, on Saturday. July IL.
1858 at II A M the following
described property:
All that certain parcel of land
together With all buildings and
appurtenances thereunto belong
ing. lying and being in James
River District of Buckingham
County Virginia. ontaining
eighty-SiX and 2/3ds acres. more
or less. but from which is re-
served one-half acre for a grave
yard bounded on the north by
the lands of Peyton Brown: on
the east by the lands of Tandy
Bans heirs, on the south by the
Zolovchick tract and on the west
by the lands of John Watson:
being lots No. | * 2 Of the Wright
estate. which was conveyed unto
Reuben Moslev by deed from w.
J. Robertson ct ais on the 18th
day of March, l947.
TERMS OF SALE
CASH
A l.. PITTS. JR. TRUSTEE
r. E. NEWTON, Auctioneer
6-12-4t
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A hoary beard is one white
with age
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REAL ESTATE
REAL. ESTATE
49, IISTINGS -
SPECIAL.

RIGHT to offer il for sale
- ne large brick nome
at 4Ob Buffalo ~. apart
hlehtlIed IN b units winch
nave oeeh renting ler S54o
per month 'SpafseN tutll-
lShed' now oeln2 'redeco-
furnace hot vate,, .radia-
tors, heat Oil fired domestic
hot water Front and gjda
entrance
STORY = room frame
mousse coaI furnace ana
faolaIorS at ~ Gafoeh st
NOW rented 'oI o2o month
uniurnlShed.
4heSe Two pieces o. property
situated on CITY DlocE
~ x ~ put on the BUT
laio OF. - frontage aqua
cent 10 tile large oricK nome
approximatelv ~ < 147 s3n
600 fo,. ALI of this
- frame mouse at oo0
builaio 81 pluS attachao ,
room cotla3e fronting Oh
taroen 81, 8 apartment
UNITS fehelns lof slso month
occupants have right Ia re-
main there and renew con
tract This has been com
pletplv done over SIG ono
block from Lonpwood Col
leee is a natural for facultv
members The terms can be
arranged to suit the buver
corner lot fronting IS on
First avenue by 256 depth
on Edmonds St x $40
., -.
GU" nav
~ '''''' - Wv
.
,.,
oo
a bedrooms and 2 baths
California Redwood frame
house at 2l3 Venable S.
right near the college. S13-
600.
apartment mouse on SECOND
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>~~~~~ o~~~~~
MAN A rare opportunity for an
ambitious man. over 25 years of
age TO enter into a 60 day training
program for local sales position.
Fast experience not necessary, but
sincere desire for a successful
sales career necessary Average
S1l7.50 per week while training
The product is we'll received but
the market untouched. We prefer
married man or one with some
responsibilities. Car necessary.
mechanical aptitude helpful If
you are honest, of good character,
are a willing worker this unusual
opportunity may be the start Of a
life time career with an old rel-
able firm For a personal and
confidential interview write gen.
eral letter of application to Box
RID. e. Herald. Farmvllle 6-23-3t
TEACHERS white. Many excel
lent vacancies listed, offering
$4,000 to $1,000 or more. depend
ing on qualification Write about
yourself. Baltimore eacher
Agency, SIG N, Charles ST.. Balti-
more. Md 6-23-4p
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Commonwealth of Virginia,
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court of the County of Buck
ingham, on the LIST day of June,
1858.
Board of Public Welfare of Buck
ingham Co. Va. Plaintiff
against
H. B. Adams. sheriff and as such
administrator of Luther Arthur
Randolph alias Luther r. Randall
deceased, Mary o. Wallace and
Roman Nelson Randolph. Defen-
dants.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
The object which is a creditor
suit is to subject the estate of the
decedent, Luther Arthur Ran
dolph otherwise called and known
as Luther r. Randall, especially
four and one third acres of land
which were conveyed unto said
decedent by j. B. Tindall and his
wife. to the payment of the plain
tiffs claim of $500 40 and costs of
the suit and any other debts of
said decedent proved to the
courts satisfaction in this suit.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the defen-
dant Roman Nelson Randolph is
not resident of the State of
Virginia it is ordered that he do
appear within ten days after due
publication hereof, and do what
may be necessary to protect his
interest in this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
John c. Spencer, Clerk
G. M. Rogers. p. q.
Buckingham. Va. 6-5-4T
The alligator is the largest rep
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The object of this suit IS to OBJ
tain a divorce from The bond OF
matrimony from the defendant
on the grounds of cruelty and
constructive deSertlon.
And an affidavit having been
made and filed that the deten-
dant Buren, George Meredith is
not a resident of the State Of Viz
ginia it is ordered that he 40 ap-
pear here within ten days after
due publication hereof. and 90
what may be necessary TO protect
his interest in this SUIT.
A Copy-Teste
John c. Spencer. Clerk.
Annie Moring FallWell, p. q.
Farmville. Va. 6-5-4t