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Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
Reese Theatre News
"Man Called Peter" Returns On
September 5

When nress and public alike ex-
tolls the greatness of Not AS A
Stranger" first as a book and now
as a motion picture, it is no won
der theatres every where are play
ing to unprecedented crowds. For
that reason the Reese Theatre is
playing this unusual motion picture
for four days, Friday Saturday
Sunday and Monday, September 2,
8, 4, and 5. With Robert Mitchum
and Olivia de Haviland plus Frank
Sinatra taking the leads, coupled
with the unique Movie Center pre-
sentation, Delaware and Maryland
theatre fans should be in for extra
ordinary enjoyment.
The advertisement to be found in
this newspaper lists an unusual
combination show for the family,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Septem-
ber and 7. Wayne Morris and
Mary Germaine are the stars of
Republics new melodrama, 1.-The
Green Budda,' number one on the
program. Twentieth Century Fox
presents their new Cinemascope
production, THE House of Bam-
boo" with Robert Stack and Rob
ert Ryan in the number two spot.
For those who missed it, and for
those who want to see it again,
"a Man Called Peter" with Rich
ard Todd and Jean Peters, plays a
gala return engagement for one
day, Thursday, September s.
A giant Back to School" show is
scheduled for Friday and Saturday,
September and 10. Five cartoons,
"Skabenga," the Mau Mau, and AL
lied Artists "The Case of the Red
Monkey" with Richard Conte COM
pletes this entertaining bill.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02

Milford.
FORT BELVOIR, Va.-Army Re
serve Sergeant First Glass Paul
G. Dodd, whose wife Cora, lives
on Route 2, Dover, Del, completed
two weeks of active-duty summer
training at Fort Belvoir, Va, Aug.
20.
He fired an MI rifle, carbine and
other weapons, constructed mill
tary bridges and studied subjects
and tactics complement to his local
weekly training:
Sergeant Dobb, son Of Mrs. Anna
A. Dodd, Cheswold, is a salesman
for Sears, Roebuck & Co.
FORT BELvOIR, ya.-Army Re
serve Cpl. William M. Chambers,
Jr., 21, whose parents live in Viola,
Del, completed two weeks of &C
tive duty summer training at Ft.
Belvoir, Va, Aug, 20.
He fired an MI rife, carbine and
other weapons, constructed mill
tary bridges and studied subjects
and tactics complement to his local
weekly training.
Corporal Chambers is former
University of Delaware student.
FORT BELVOIR, Va.-Army Re-
serve Pfc. Robert E. Wall, 81, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur ID. Wall
Route /. FELTON,, Del, completed
two weeks of active-duty summer
training at Fort Belvoir, Va, Aug,
20.
He fired an MI rifle, carbine and
other weapons, constructed mill
tary bridges and studied subjects
and tactics complement to his local.
weekly training.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
RUGS FOR RETIREMENT

DAKOTA, I'll. - (P) - Frank
Bolender, 81, retired carpenter,
SAYS he has found the secret of
growing old gracefully.
"If you're going to sit in the
corner and twiddle your thumbs.
you'll either drive yourself crazy
or six feet under" he says
Bolender retired five years ago.
For the first three years, time hung
so heavy on his hands. he says, that
at times he hardly felt he was 'ev-
en- existing"
Then he started to keep scrap
books of newspaper clippings on
things which interested him and
be began to make hooked rugs
When he feels ambitious, Bolender
works on rug from six to seven
hours a day. At this rate it takes
him four days to finish one.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
Service SIants

ATLANTIC FLEET (FHTNC)-
Robert c. Truitt, electricians mate
firemen apprentice, USN, son of Mr.
and Mrs. David C. Truitt of Mil.
ford, Del, is serving aboard the
ammunition ship USS Diamond
Head with the Sixth Fleet.
Truitt, who entered the Navy in
November 1854, reported aboard
for duty in July from the Naval
Training Center at Great Lakes
Ill.
FORT BENNING, Gait. Col
Arthur B. Calhoun, Jr, whose wife
Leona, lives at 400 Popular st
Seaford, Del, recently was grad
uated from the Infantry Schools
field grade officer refresher course
at Fort Benning, Ga.
The course is specially designed
for officers who have not recently
served with troops
Colonel Calhoun entered the Army
in 1871.
The colonel is a 1898 graduate
of Hyattsville, (Md) High School
and attended American University
in Washington, ID. G. His parents
live at 1857 Quincy Pl., Bladens-
burg, Md.
FORT BELVOIR, Va.,-Two Army
Reservists from Dover, Del, com
pleted two weeks of active-duty
summer training at F't. Belvoir, Va
Aug. 20.
M/Sgt. James L. Davis, whose
wife, Genevieve, lives at AZ Meitch-
ner Rd., is shop and yard foreman
with George & Lynch, Inc.
Sgt. Harry l. Gottwals, whose
wife, Grace, lives at As Halsey Rd.
is a millwright with the Inter
national Latex Corporation.
They fired MI rifles, carbines
and other weapons, constructed
military bridges and studied and
performed subjects and tactics COM
plement to their weekly training.
FORT BELVOIR, Va.-Army Re-
serve M/Sgt. Isaac H. Hammond
whose wife, Mary, lives at 120 Del
dr., Collins Park, New Castle, Del,
completed two weeks of active
duty summer training at Fort Bel
voir, Va, Aug. 20.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
10000 Young Davy Croeketts
Shoot In Army-Baeked Clubs

WASHINGTON Seventy thou
sand one hundred American teen
ayers are attempting to recap
ture-with the aid of the U. S.
Army-the craftsmanship prestige
their ancestors brought to- the
United States in frontier days
Organized in 1881 clubs, these
IL 20 19-year-old rife enthusiasts
have the backing of the Army $
Office of the Director Of Civilian
Workmanship, which carries out
the program of another Army
agency-the National Board for
the Promotion of Rife Practice.
Both agencies exist through Con-
gressionai action.
Voluntarily organized, the teen
age rifle clubs back down into
three general groupings: junior
divisions OF senior clubs for youths
IL to II years of age, junior clubs
with an age-span of IL 10 l9 and
schools other than those in the
reserve training program.
Young persons Interested in get
ting Army support for their rifle
club go about it this way:
They must have minimum OF
10 club members and their leader,
advisor and instructor must be
responsible adult with skill and
experience in rifle craftsmanship.
In many cases. these are former
Army commissioner or COM
missioned officers. Veterans organ
izations often act as sponsors for
the groups.
Club leaders then get in touch
with the Office of the Director of
Civilian Workmanship, Depart
ment of the Army. Washington 25.
ID. C.. detailing the kind of help
they would like from the Army.
To be eligible for Army assist
ance, the club must be affiliated
with the National Rifle Association
OF America, a non-profit,. nom
governmental federation to pro-
mote rifle craftsmanship. More
over, 35 per cent of the eligible
members must fire annually for
qualification one of the courses
prescribed for record firing by
members of the active Army or
special courses for very young
members
The help given will depend upon
the club needs.
Some of the clubs might have
their own rifles and equipment and
need only the use of an Armed
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
Happy Is The Day
When BaCkaChe
Goes Away i.

Nagging backache, headache, or muscular
aches and pains may come on with over-exer-
tior, emotional upsets or day to day stress and
strain. And folks who eat and drink unwisely
...with that restless, uncomfortable feeling.
If you are miserable and worn out because
of these 6iscomforts, Doan's Pills often help
by their pain relieving action, by their sooth-
ing effect to ease bladder irritation, and by
tending to increase the output of the 15
miles of kidney tubes.
So if nagging backache makes you feel
dragged-out, miserable. with restless, Sleep
less nights don't wait. try Doan's Pills..
get the same happy relief millions have en-
joyed for oyer6 years. .GetDoan's P Ills today!
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
DECENT RESCUE

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. -P)-
Patrolman r. c. Kinstley rescued a
woman in Corpus Christi Bay, ex-
planned why he wore his pants when
he dived in: 81 didn't want tc get
arrested for indecency. That's S25
fine
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02

1856. Although most of the Mid
shipmen have an additional year Of
classroom study ahead. 16 college
graduates amcng them will receive
commissions aboard ship at the
conclusion of training, August 26.
Milford chronicle., 1955-09-02
RUBBER MACHINE?

FORT WORTH, Tex. Up Cops
immobilized hot check artist just
after he'd mechanical. They picked
him up for buying a check-writing
machine with a rubber check.
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gsE u" !EzASszSz@o r For e0'cx ,@zEsYZZs1l
FOR SALE

COW fresh COW and calf A. j
Thompson. miles north Farm
Vile on State route As 7-l-2p
---~-~ -
ONE ELECTRIC console sewing
machine. Practically new Used
only three months Reduced from
5000 10 $3.50 for quick turnover.
See the all new Singer II thls
week paper Singer Sewing Gem
ter. Main St. Farnpille. phone
sI4 Till
OR FOR RENT--TypeWriteys and
adding machines. Weyanoke Book
Shop 200 High Street 7-l-ltp
HOUSE 3 bedroom brick. full
baths. f1oored attic and full base
ment Ideal location 204 Fayette
st Phone Walter Spry, SO T-l-3p
~~-
TRUCKS Two 1850 Chevrolet
trucks. One is 2 ton. 2 speed with
1880. tires. Long wheel base,
good tires. Other is ! y ton long
wheel base with good tires. Both
in excellent condition van sell
reasonable. Phone 760. 7-l-2tp
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NOTICE

LET SLAYTON l. LACKEY drill
ytur well Over 300 satisfied Gus
tomars NJ H Slayton. phone
2034-J Farmville. Va. 6-2S 6p
THE C.EMOCRATTC VOTERS OF
the County Of Prince Edward
Mass meetings for the purpose
OF electing members of the Coun-
" Democratic Committee for the
next two years Will be held on
Monday, July II. 1855 at 8 D. m
at the following places
For the Farmville Precinct-in
the Circuit Courtroom in Farm
vile
For Darlington Heights Precinct
at the high school in Darlington
Heights.
For the Green Bay Precinct
at the high school IN Green Bay.
For Prospect Precinct-at the
Prospect High School
For the Hice Precinct-at the
high school IN Rice
For the Worsham precinct at
the high school in WorSham.
Remember three Committeeman
are to be elected from each pre-
clnct on Monday. July IA. 1855 at
8 p m.
Robert X Brock. Chairman
r. w Dupuy, Secretary
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BIDS WANTED

| SEALED BIDS In duplicate for
the construction OF certain Alter
atoms and Additions TO the Alum
nae House. located on the Long
wood College campus at 407 High
Street. will be received at the Of
fee Of the President of Longwood
College until 200 p m. Wednes-
day. July 6. 1855, and then pub
licly opened and read aloud
Drawings and specifications for
the above project will be available
at the office Of the Business Man
ayers at ongwaad College at any
time after publication Of this adj
vertisement.
Bids must be accepted by a
certified check for So Of the bas-
bid or an acceptable bidders bond
in the amount Of 60 Of the base
bid payable to the Treasurer Of
the Commonwealth OF Virginia.
All bidders bidding in amounts
exceeding $4,000 must be regis
tered as contractors IN the COM
monWealth of Virginia.
No bids may be withdrawn al
ter the scheduled closing time for
receipt OF bids for a period OF
thirty 800 days.
The owner reserves the right 10
reject any or all bids and 10 waive
informalities. --LongWoOd College
S. L. Graham. Business Manager
6-28-2t
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FOR RENT

90 -
APARTMENT = rooms anc
bath. second floor, oil heat fur
n4shed Mrs w. c. FallwelI Farm
vile l-24-4p FL
APARTMENT for rent. rooms
and bath, second floor. front and
back entrance. 304 Pine street
Phone l65 or 1886. Gift
- - ~~~-~~
APARTMENT g rooms at l05
High street. Phone 913M. Mrs
Jbhn n Doyne. Sr 6-l0-tf
-~-~-~-~~~
YELLING nice two bedroom
pH woodrow Ave modern and
available Immediately O. H.
WAltten, phone IS 7-ll-tf F.
RES y ROOMS. bath, hardwood
floors OH heat. large lot in Jack
3n Heights L. Or atkins 7-ll-tf
APARTMENT first floor. 4
rooms and bath unfinished Miss
Edna Putney. 308 South Main St.
Phone Farmville 80 LIFT
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SERVICES

TAXI: phone 70 Cradles Cab.
since 1888. Edwin Craile, manag-
er. Call TO first. 5-20-20p
YOUR JOHN DEERE Dealer
Shanaberger 3, Sons. Ri $50 East.
phone 99o, Farmv.lle. Va 5-27-tf
G. f. TELEVTSION sales and
service, Hotpoint appliances sales
and service Motley Hardware
Co. 1873 and 23I Main St. phone
25S or 3o2 Farmvlle. Va 6-l0-,f
POWER AID HAND Movers
sharpened. repaired Hand NOV
ers 81 SO, power mowers Sc Mot
tley Hardware Co 5-21-tf
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REAL ESTATE


Res. ) rooms. bath. hardwood
floors large lot in Farmville.
Special at $4,000 : Terms: $3.50
down and balance $4,000 mo.
Drug store m thriving South
side va town doing good patent
ia drug and restaurant business
$4,000 stock and new equipment
and fixtures Rent 500 mo. Long
lease Complete $l8 900
Drug store in small town Large
stock. good fixtures. Soda foun-
tain Rent on bldg $4,000 mo
Long lease $500
Res beautiful bungalow. S rms
and bath hardwood floors, ample
kitchen cabinet space and closet
space Large fenced in back yard
Garage with workshop This nice
home IS located in Jackson
Heights Please cali for appoint
ment to inspect Price $1,000 90
$500 90 down and balance $4,000
per month
Residence. excellent location near
LongWood College, bedrooms,
basement OIL heat. $4,000 WIN
take small house as down pay
mcnt.
.37 acres. miles from Farmville
sale price 5000 Terms.
Bright Tobacco farm. 107 acres,
SO IN high state Of cultivation.
% acre allotment. room home
with running water and electricity
located miles from FarInville in
Prince Edward county Price only
$4,000 Terms
% Acre Farm. 5 room home Sew
eral outbuildIngs, plenty water
apd fence Only SIS 300 Terms.
Dwelling 5 rooms and bath locat-
ed on Virginia Street in Farm
vile. Only $4,000
3 acres. 6 room dwelling. 10 miles
from Farmville, " acres tobacco.
$4,000.
Res. rms and bath, hardwood
floors on edge Of FaFmville Ideal
for home or investment ONLY
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LEGAL NOTICES

VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court OF Amelia
County. June l. 1855
Commonwealth of Virginia and
County OF Amelia
W Order Of Publication
Ella r. Jackson. l24 Maple Az
enue. Montclair. N j.; Demus
Ilpscomb. Am ell ia. Virgi MIA !,
William Lipscomb. Richmond
Virginia; John e. Lipscomb. l.
T.. n. Y, Henry Townes. Amel-
Ia. Va. Marcellus Richardson,
Richmond. Va: Jessie Rich
ardson. Jetersville, Virginia;
Pearl r. Owynn. 2ol E. Chesa :
peake Ave. Towson. Maryland :
Pross Davis. 1913 tOr IA 18Th
St. Richmond, Virginia: LII
liam r. Pitchford. 1904 SAITH 81,
N. E.. Washington d. C.: Amei-
la w. Richardson. Catherine
St. Richmond. Virginia. Willis
Richardson. Richmond. Virgin
ia: Sam Richardson. Washing
ton. ID. c.. Ollie Richardson
Richmond. Virginia. E e
Richardson, Severna PARK
Anne Arundel County. Balti-
more, Md. Dabney Richardson
1903 Springwood Avenue. AS
bury Park. NJ j.: Early Rich
ardson. 600 w. Clay St. Rich
mond, Va: Earnest Goodman
Amelia. Virginia; Otis Good :
man. Belona, Va: Laura Fran
ces Delaney. Amelia. Virginia
Pearl Barley, Amelia, Va; Sa
ran Page Delaney. Amelia, Va.
Earl Goodman, RID 3. Dover
Del: Jimmie Rand Goodman
RID 3, Dover. Del. Leslie
Goodman. Miller's Place. l.. /.
N. Y: Ray Goodman Amelia
va; Ola May Vaughan, Miller
Place L. l.. N. Y. Easter White
Ferguson. 220 E. S9th St. N
", Blanche r. johnson, Amel'
la. Va, Mckinley Richardson
1911 w. Lexington St. Baati'
more, % Md: Violet r, Wood
son. Amelia. Va: Fannie r
Eggleston. Amelia. Va; join
Richardson. address unknown
Cally Richardson. address Jpn
known: Rosa Richardson. ad
dress unknown. Jack Richard
son, address unknown: Ne'
Richardson. address unknown
Pearl 3. Harris, Amelia. Va.
Clyde Brown. 2l5 Monroe st
Brooklyn. N. Y: Chapel
Brown, 80 Webster Place. Or
ange. N. j.: Noyd Brown. ad
dress unknown. Julia Brown =
Sattie, Wash: Calvin Brown
Amelia. Va: Geraldine B. Tin
sley. Amelia. Va: Maud
Brown Wilkerson. Amelia. Va.
/ Berta Bailey. Amelia. Va; an
| all OF the heirs at law, devisee
| and assigns Of james an
Crener sometimes spelle
Crinner) Richardson Some
times spelled Richesonj, an
all parties holding or ciaimin
any interest. In any marsne
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under. by or through CreneI
or James Richardson Of
through their children or
grandchildren, or great grand
children. their heirs at Law de
yisees and or assigns or other
wise, and all parties IN anywfse
interested in that certain tract
of land conveyed 70 James and
Crener Richeson. as 30 acres
by William Ware and wife. by
deed dated August v6. lS43 and
recorded in the Clerks OfFice of
Amelia County, Virginia. IN D.
D. SO, page 1923. said land lying
in Leigh District Amelia
County, Virginia. and PAR
TIES UNKNOWN.
The object OF this suit is 10
subjects the above described
tract OF land to the payment Of
the liens Of the County OF Amelia
and Commonwealth of Virginia
existing by virtue OF unpaid taxes
thereon, and 10 have said lard
sold and the proceeds epplied 10
the payment OF said taxes.
And, it appearing that the
Court. by decree entered May
28th. 1865. directed that the above
Defendants Chose OF them who
had not already had legal notice
OF the pendency of this suit, be
proceeded against by order Of
publication. and il further APP
pearing. by affidavit duly filed
that many of the parties defend
ant hereto are non-residents Of
this Commonwealth. their last
known addresses being as shown
in the caption Of this order, that
there are many parties hereto
whose addresses are unknown.
that, there being SO many De
PENDANTS. and there being so
much confusion as to names and
addresses. 1t is perfectly possible
that the names and addresses
given may be in error. that the
parties named in the caption OF
this cause, including PARTIES
UNKNOWN. are parties interest
ed in the subject matter to be dts
posed Of in this suit. that 1t may
ha that ~ nthat nf .ah
herein may be nom
residents of this Commonwealth
and that due diligence has been
used on the part Of the Complain
ants TO ascertain the names Of
all Defendants and In what Cour.-
ty. Corporation and State they
reside. with the success shown
1t Is therefore ordered that all
of the foregoing parties. named
and unnamed. referred to In the
caption or body OF this order. be-
ing all parties Interested in the
subject matter to be disposed Of
by this suit. do appear In the
Clerks Office Of this Court st
Amelia. Virginia. within ten DAYS
after due publication Of this order
and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interests in this suit
S. L. FARRAR. JR Clerk
VALENTINE w. SOUTHAII4,
p. q. 6-l0- I
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CARD OF THANKS

SANDERSON - l wish to express
sincere thanks and appreciation
to relatives and friends for visits.
cards. letters. flowers. candy fruit
and cigasttes sent during my
recent illness J w Sanderson,
Cumberland. 7-i-ltp
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NOTICE

CRYSTAL LAKE - Open May
Ia. until l0;45 p. m daily. SWIM
ming until 800 p n. Come, en-
10y picnics and swimming Not
.eway. Va o-24-lot
TO PUBLIC wlll rot be re-
sponsible for any debts made by
anyone other than myself Robert
Curtis Anderson. Green Bay. va
6-2i-6p
/ WILL NOT BE responsible for
any debts other than those made
by me. Gordon Davis 6-24-3t
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SERVICES

ALL BEAUTY SERVICE rendered
In cool comfort New neat control
dryers Vanity Beauty Shopge
air conditioned for YOUR comfort
Phone $50. FainTllle "a It'll.
COACHING Hin School subjects
Phone t4l-J Oh 459N 7-l-Itp
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HELP WANTED

:
DEPENDABLE MAN married.
good al handling farm machinery,
and milking machines Give ref
erences. Bruce W Gates. Rice.
Va. Phone FMmville 2024R
6-24 3p
EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE Buck
Inpham county Cumberland
County. Prince Edward County.
three separate franchises Must
live IN county he works IN Sellng
complete line Of Home Comfort
appliances, electric. gas coal and
wood combinations electric gas
and wood ranges, coal and wood
heaters upright free2erS. combln-
alton sink-pump and not water
heater. Requires man rs to 30.
bondable. sober. energetic We de-
liver. install, collect You only sell
Contact J c Hawkins. district
salesmanager. 2700 Memorial Ave.
LynchburR, Va 6-z8-2t
RAIWLEIGH DEALER III C-tlaa
Of F'armville and Crewc Write
Rawleiehs, Dept VAG-650-R,
Richmond, Va. l-l-I
"
WAITRESS WANTED over 2l
experience preferred Cumberland
Restaurants, Cumberland va
7-I-1t
/ HAVE ENJOYED Ra%lelgh Re-
failing for over twenty seven
years. Let me tell you hoW YOU
can start business Of your own.
Opening nearby IN AppomattoX
County. See c. c Waller, Keys
willie. va for further information
or write The w 7 RaWlelRh Co-
Richmond l-l-41
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VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court Of the CouE
~ Of Prince Edward. June O.,
| 1858.
Doris j. Gaines ~ Complainant
/ Vs-In Chancery
Albert Gaines ....-.,.., Defendant
Order of Publication
The object of this suit Is to OH
tam for the complaint from
thu defendant a divorce mensa
ethore and 70 have the same
merged into a divorce ylnculo
matrimonii. as prescribed by law
on the ground Of desertion and
have the property rights Of the
| parties hereto settled IN this pro-
ceedings.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant. Al
bert Gaines. Is not resident CT
this State, it is ordered that ne do
appear within ten days after due
publication OF this order and pro-
tect his nttrest herein.
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
GEORGE ABBIT"r. p. q
Appomattox. Virginia 8-l7-4t
7 VIRGINIA.:
( In the Clerks Office Of the C0un-
/ ty Of Cumberlan nd, June }. 1855.
I George g Wynn \. Complainant
v. Order Of Publication
Bessie Williams Wynn. Defendant
4 The object OF this suit Is to
obtain divorce from the bond
1 Of matrimony for the complain
ant from the defendant on III.
grounds of desertion and abah-
! donnent.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant "
not a resident Of the State OF VIZ
ginia. it is ordered that She APP
pear within ten day from due
publication N this order 70 pro-
teet her interest herein
An Extract Tese.
r. II. BI.ANrON. Clerk
ANNIE MORNING FALLWELs.,
p. q.
Planters Bank Building,
Farmville, Virginia 6-l0-st
VIRGINIA:
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County. June 4. 1855.
George Flood ...-.,. Complainant
VS. In Chancery
Amanda Saunders Flood -
Respondent
Order Of Publication
The object Of this suit is to OBJ
tain for the Complainant Gil
votce a vinculo matrimonii from
TIN. Respondent on the ground Of
desertion which has continued
without interruption for more
. than one year.
An affidavit having been made
; and filed that the Respondent
Amanda Saunders Flood. is no
a resident Of the State Of Virgin
Ia. it is ordered that she do sp'
) pear within ten days after du'
publication OF this order and d.
what may be necessary 10 protec
: her interest IN this suit
/ HORACE ADAMS. Cerk
3 W C. FITZPATRICK. p. q.
:, e-i7-4
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MEk OR WOMEN

Within the next 30 days we are
gong to hire and train 10 men
and women to work III the IoiIo"-
In. counties
albemarle
Rockingham
Augusta
Nelson
Amherst
LOUIS"
Hp"''ss 'N''''''
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..S1975
1854 FORD

tieoter. "a do. Fordomatlc
Low mlIeoqe. perfect cond
ton A truly good buy