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DAILY DOUBLE PAID S43.sO

THIRD RACE-Purse, $4,000; claim
ina 4-year-ods ana uu; furLongs
SarsgOSsa tCutshaWl 1920 60 "a
Polly'S Ace tBoulmetis) $50 $50
aware ,CufarD go
Sans Egsi Blenheim Time Dual
Tine l3s,
FOURTH RAcE-Parse. - 500: clam
lns 3-year- olds; s tur!ongs
sun Lass Root $500 $50 : 80
Sea RinE tBOulmetiSl $40 !! 50
ALWAYS MOvin tCuharn 3 10
Free ADVICE Hi Princess. some
Grown. H and FAR Floues PaetuFe.
Victory MEGA Time I:I4is
FIFTH PACE-Purse $1,000: allow
anCes 3-year-olos; 3 fur!oAeS
Mabe Gee Cole 1880 20 60
CoSmah tMOrenoi SEQ "a
Medal PLAY oHiEley) z "a
Dark CHARGER Acco.ads Land o
Liberty, Pretty Plunser Time l.l"4s
SIXTH RACE-The Monmouth Hsndi-
CAP. Sluu 600 added; }-yesf-olds anu
up; J = miles
Nashua tArcarOl $50 $50 "a
Mr.. First stevenson 500 "a
Mtelleux tBatchellerl Z 20
Chief, Seven Chances. Time, 202's.
SEVENTH RACE = Purse, S. 500
claiming. 4-year-olds and up. H.. miles
LiEht Step Green 40 2 "a
Brass Rins tBoulmetis %
Golden Pear Biz Finale Iadd Curri-
tuck Time, l.41ts
EIGHTH RACE-Purse. 50 500: claim
Ing, 3-yesr-o4ds. lls miles
L'Script QeblaneD 60 SsO - M
apex (Smithl 5i0 q 81
Mr.. {. G. tBatchell.r, ( %
squsre Numbe- ExpianatI9r RreEaT
h.H Noble sir GRAY Ace Time 54ss
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Won Hess to Tackle
AnqeIo kurtineIIi

Karl Won Hess and Angelo
MartinelA meet in the feature
wrestling match Thursday night
at Capitol Arena tWo-out of
three-falls contest limited to so
minutes.
Also listed for the same num-
Der of falls is a four-man team
battle of midgets. This bout pairs
of Little Beaver and Tito In
fante against Sky Low Low and
Ivan the Terrible.
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SWAPS
Continued from Page CT

NVhtihucu iTOH rage III
few scattered handclaps, followed
Immediately by about the same
number of booes.
Swaps. making his 22nd trip
to the post. drew applause all
along the track in front of the
damned clubhouse and grand
stand areas as he paraded to the
starting gate.
When the start came, Jockey
Ismael Valenzuela sent Mister
Gus into the lead and Shoemaker
fell in Just behind, with Johnny
Longden holding Bobby Brocato
back in the third spot as the field
of seven rounded the clubhouse
turn and swept on the back
stretch.
Passing the far turn, Shoe
maker began to move up with
Swaps and this winning com
blnation came into the run down
the stretch in front Bobby
Brocato made one surge to get
into contention but faded back
At the end, Swaps was two
lengths in front OF Mister Gus
with Porterhouse third. a length
and quarter farther back
Honeys Alibi was fourth, and
trailing in order were Beau
Pusher. Bobby Brocato and Blue
Volt.
After the race, Jackie Wes-
trope, veteran Jockey who rode
Porterhouse, told one and all he
still was convinced Swaps would
beat Nashua He described his
defeat last year as "a fluke."
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NASHUA
Continued from Page c..

u a6C ~
otick. Flying Chief. and j. NJ
Roebling Cedar Hill struggled
home in that order.
This is one of the easiest
races Nashua ever Won" said
Arcaro. who was winning his first
Monmouth. 81 never had to hit
him. Although outrun to the
first turn by Flying Chief, Nash
ua went to the front when he
wanted to-"
Bobby Stevenson, who rode
Mr.. First. summed it up simply
for all the others when he said
Il had a lot Of horse under
me, but too much in front OF
me-"
This was Nashua's fifth stakes
victory of the year. having won
the Widener. Grey Lag, Camden
and Suburban II was the 2lst
victory in his % races, and his
18th stakes win.
The syndicate bought him last
December for a record $l,251, :
200 and this season he's won
1921 $50, or roughly % per cent
of his purchase price.
1t was the first time Nashua
had raced on an "off" track since
he won the Jockey Club Gold
Cup in the slop at Belmont last
october Is, his final race Of the
year, and two weeks before his
former owner, William Wood
ward, ir., was accidentally shot
and killed.
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circle Mr.. Turf, who tends to
bear out in the final run, but the
little ground lost by WoodhouSe
was made up in the final furlong
as Artismo ran down Summer
Tan. Midafternoon, who had de-
feated Nashua in the Metropol-
itan Mile at Belmont. was I'M
able to threaten the top pair
and had to settle for third place,
a head in from OF Fleet Path. Mr..
Turf, Paper Tiger and Wood
brook completed the field.
In the race before the Edge
mere, the 9-yearNold Squared
Away won the 29th race OF his
long career. The gelding, claimed
by Owner Jan Burke in 1850 for
$4,000 has run a total OF 80
times and his length vic
tory in the $4,000 Union Turn
pike Handicap brought his total
earnings to nearly S250.000.
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Summer Tan Nosed Out
By Artismo in Edgemere

JAMAICA. N. Y. July IA up
-Artismo, benefiting from q
sloppy track and a well-iudgeo
ride by Hedley Woodhouse. got
up in the final stride of the
S28,350 Edgemere Handicap to-
day to nip the topweighted Sum-
mer Tan at Jamaica.
The 5-year-old son of Goya,
owned by James Cox Brady. New
York banker. had a nose margin
over Summer Tan after running
a mile and a sixteenth in l:4335
AIidafternoon was third, another
three lenethS back
ArtiSmo paid s20.50 to those
in the crowd of 32,l59 who
backed him to beat Summer
Tan, the STOP fayorite, and five
Other starters.
ArtiSmo went of at 8 to | be-
cause he has been in the habit
OF winning only one race a sea-
son Tor the past TWO years. The
Edgemere, worth $4,000 to
Brady, was Artismo's first score
since last August when the
blocky bay horse won an allow
ance race at Saratoga. also in
the mud. ArtiSmo's lone victory
of 1854 came III the Lamplighter
Handicap at Monmouth.
Today'S victory pushed Artis-
mo over the 100000 mark in
earnings as he had an excellent
2-year-old season. winning the
Sapling, Grand Union and Hope
ful stakes.
1t was tough setback for
Summer Tan. who carried 1875
pounds. The 4-year-old was
making the second comeback of
his troubled racing career and
Just fell short OF victory while
conceding nine pounds to the
winner.
Jockey Eric Guerin allowed
Summer Tan to settle in second
place IN the early running while
the lightly weighed Mr.. Turf set
the pace for the first SIX fur
longs. Just as the field went
past the three-eighthS marker OH
Jamaica S big turn. Summer Tan
assumed the lead on the rail and
opened up from his field.
Artlsmo coming from fifth
place, was the only purSuer to
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $500

FTTrrnr0 r-arrT
:. TILED RACE-PurSe; $1,000 claim
n, 81 -y4u3 tAl, Cnss. 80 -
Rol-OueStion tWaFneG nn :; ~
on N'CIear Baird 4 S0
Second AGENT Pc csyssle- Marina paf
KING Nlsfsne Tean'S pride ENer
Present Tirp ri
r-g.,,,,--,, -
~ * ! = hAS E-F 4rse. - .oV. manu-
~ -, spsI,o' Is, sna Up - q y no
SITeakinE CkorteI i60 3 IA
Reiet fBariIcI 80
SANDY VI, LITTLE Tier. Gone 7 me.
1881
r1rTtr pAcr ~ 40 -oo. 49,,
10 r-oSGa g o,a Y" :
Ri1s Ttcrn,i 'Rs,il. sn 81 IN
nras :, p it,a,r RIA -" :, ~
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French Trained Colt
Wins English Stakes

SANDOWN PARK. England
July IA Up. - FIench-trained
Tropique. Baron Guy de Roth
child's 4-year-old bay colt, won
the mile-and-a quarter Eclipse
Stakes today. He outlasted the
3-year-old colt. Pirate King, by
three quarters of length. Tudor
Junks, a 33-to-l chance, was
third, three lengths away.
Tropique. 3-to-l secon d
choice in the field of eight took
command from the start. Pirate
King was the stool choice.
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Arlington Park Results

FIRST RACE-PurSe. 50 600, claim
ing; 3-year-olds and up 4 furlonss
SOngiet 6Barilel ST 90 23iO l3 SO
Johns Mable Cook $50 q ~
Miss Cross HeCkmannl 500
Cha NJ IiRht, Misty Style lie Sabre,
aptain Garcia, SmusSy Wugsy. Demos
themes 2nd, Lowil. Franks Maude, Bel
die Time, HIPS
SECOND RACE-Purse S3.250: claim
ing 3-year-odS tUriougs
Nv. Rainbow Cook 1880 : 80 3 "a
senator Blake tSkellyl 20 $50
Monieep tBarilel ~
More Robust Graz Roman Miss Somal.
Sabrlna Dark Time 10
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DAILY DOUBLE PAID $3.50

THIRD RACE-Purse, - 100 maid
en- @-NtdT- o4Qs - tIrlONgs
Little Hermit w h'sel 10 80 $50
Tar Man tCOmbest 26.5O Ito
Almond Hill fUssery1 40
Double Y PerqueSt Bolea F eht.
promethian Ny Iieoang Nlghsy Loop
AID Our story Apache Chief, SIT War
re1 Tine, l.05%s
FOURTH RACE purse - roe claim
ins i'.ess-o,Gs and Up .uI!onss
E ES,iI. Pate fn1 Anderson $50 !" 90
Paula's Tex Bailey 800
Hoop Rms, Jet SCI, Fame out Time,
FIFTH RAcE-Plrse $1,000, allow
snLt Yea -o.cs q tlr!olgs
Oh d. Shines Shines BIisht ,RLd) 80 $50 $50
Poster jimmie NJ. Y!e!d. some Tan
oh Deadheat for first
SIXTH RACE-Purse, $1,000 hand-
CAP "-S ear-oidS and Up furlonss
squared AWAY Grin 1880 500 $50
First Aid tWOodhOUSe IlO 30
lie Beau Prince BOland. $50
Menus Admiral Wee, Black Record
ShlmEe lime Hos.
Selnaed entry
:, SEVENTH R Az = The Edgemere
Artismo tWoodhouse, 1850 200 40
summer Tan tGuerin) 2 40 3n9
MidafternOOn tBolandi $50
" tlGe' Pst4 Paptr Flser Woodorook.
= EIGHTH RAcE.Pars. $1,000. op-
aona clalmins handicap. 3-yeai oids
G sleeves 9.;I End R. .EslsnH $50 .oo 33o
seregs avon Is0y. creek bay,
Marx Puzzle Rieddce wheat STATE
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Nurroounsett Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. s. 0o0i claim
ing. 4-yeaE-nlds and up, furiOnGs
PinocchiO GVinsOn) 800 40 3.0
(happyS Pass tGOdkinsD 40 t.Ou
DehatiOn adams S6O
Bounding Sea PodoloF sh.pvrsck
Cranberry Joe, Easle Bound. Cuff lNftk'
llmc ! "a
SECOND PACE-Purse, q COO, claim
ing; 4-yeaI -olds and up furlonss-
Model Pilot Madden $40 $40 ~
Familiar tGrimmJ $50 Nv
Sary Cow oou
Sir sidney. Zealot Blue Eos Cash Me
In. Sound OF Dawn lightning VIII ODD
Trick Vieor Time l:llas,
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Results.
Columbia Girls Win

The Columbia Girls softball
team won a double header last
night from Benny's Drive-In
team Of Petersburg, Va, 80 and
go. at Greenbelt.
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BruziI's Horsemen
Win Auchen Prize

AACHEN, Germany, July IA
(P).-BraZil's jumping team won
the PriX des Nations at the
Aachen Interna tional Horse Show
today with West Germany
Olympic equestrian victors the
runners-up in this unofficial
world championship.
Nine nations competed before
10000 fans with one accident
marring the event. Maj. Carlos
Delias Of Argentina fell from his
horse and fractured his shinbone
Third place was captured By
Spain, with Portugal the United
States, Belgium and Turkey fol-
lowing Argentina and Egypt
failed in their first run and were
disqualified.
Results;
/ Bran 2et. Germany. - 2
Spain IS Z Portuga 81 ) Gn.ted
states. rs William Steinkraus Of West
port, Conn on First Bow Frank Chapot
Of Nal!pack Center \ j on Be!air
Hush Wiley. ir. OF Towson Nd or
Master Williams and Warren Woforc
o. Milford, Kans on Holandls Il
Belgium. ~. and /, Turkey los
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CHARTS OF CHARLES TOWN RACES
nv triangle prh,,c.,,or, In

nGopyrieht. 1856. BY Triangle Publications Inc
FIRST RACE-PnTse = 900: claiming 3-yesI-ods ana
same, Winner G S ouigleys Oh. g. = By Resh Count
Michigan Star. Trainer NJ Stubbs Values-S1OO ST.
SO Clear ami 0 -
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By the Associated Press

FIRST RACE-Putse $4,000. calm
lng 4yeaT-olds ana up, s mics
TOP Brass Green 100 ~ 300
Brook Prince tMoteno) $50 Boa
Coolest Pete Blum 2 "a
2einspect Call Csnron Grsnopa s
Sue Ruth Hanson Side Home At the
Bel lime i12s
SECOND RACE-Purse. - 500, ella. n
maiden "-Yesr-oldt iia tgrongS
Hurr .cAne LADY tSc'Ikj $40 $50 ..Su
sob singer BOulmisi 80 2 ~
sun Miracle Moreno 3 20
PiprE Don In Lieu Smart Rose
Gilded Lily Opaque First Pic Two Ton
Ie.Sle. Rridal Mrea.h lime ms
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JOE KELLY'S SELECTIONS AND COMMENT
AT CHARLES TOWN
BEST BET-TlMBER ToPPER-sIxTH RAc

Mondays Selections Made Tor Pas. Track
Post Iim. PM
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FIRST FACE-Purse 3noa claim
las 4-yesG-olCs ana up { t4rlorEs
Kinda ROuEh Bolsnd) $50 20 3s0
Main speaker tGuerinI , 20 IGD
No Return SchTizer) 800
Lot-s-Fllly Beach This SIDE Thrus.,
lake Two, Bo!o G!no Poems. lime.
III"
SECOND RACE-Pusse. 50p claim
Kins Johs Atkinson Is 20 500 $50
Amy RobSart rOlahD $40 TO
aHnplite DGuerini 10
GAY 500, Braye4y Waving Hldi-Ann.
Unrest aFsst Pas BoToer Son Chased
AEatn Most CHARMING Time 46 ;,
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FIFTH RACE-Purse. SO
up lie miles. Off 4I0lz.
same. Winner. O. F Kents
swallow Trainer. owner.
Time l.5n
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FOURTH PACE-Purse 81 600 claiming 4-year-ods and
driving Winner W z. Johnsons T. s. bv Easy Mon-Wer
JItterS Trainer D C Harrison. Vaues-SI0O - 10 SO
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200, claiming 3-year-olds ard
start eooo won driving. pace
br } by Dough Doc7Rouan
Values - 500. Sl75. SIS. sou,
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ZODIAC S420 - so. MANIPULAToR 81 =
DAILY DOUBLE Is AND 2, PAID s4s4O

THIRD RACE-Purse 600; claiming 4-yesr and
up lrlongS Off 3 n6: sood driving
place Winner. H BARTON RS br h . by New
Moon-OuCk Reply Trainer owner. Values-SfO0. $40,
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SECOND RACE-Purse q 900 claiming: 3-vesr-olds
up about Az uTlonss OFF 235i start GOOD won dryins
place Winner v Follin's C5ostonman
--Agana. Trainer, o. L. Folln, Vaues-Si0O Sl;S S15,
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Two-dolar mutuels psd-INAGAIN 50 30, "a 40 So so.
NO EXCUSE, 500. $500. BRIGHT BINDO $40.
NINTH RACE-Purse ST 200; claiming: 4-year-oid and
liz miles OFF II COCO driving place
Winner, II. q Young BY JaCopo-Bess Trainer.
Values-Ss5O 5000, 500 So, SIS Time, 50-s.
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Jumuico Results
Monmouth Results

Two-coIlar mutues psid--CHARLIE FORD y. 90 -
3 : OUR 10 So HUNDRED PROOF. - A.
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LEGAL NOTICES

who left Cumberland County
many years ago and has not
been heard of since. if he be
living; if not. his heirs. de-
visees and successors in title,
whose names are unknown. who
are made parties defendant by
the general description of
PARTIES UNKNOWN.
Defendant
The object of this suit is to
sell tract of $40 acres Of land.
more or less. situate in Madison
District. Cumberland County. W.
ginia. which was conveyed Ben
Brown by two deeds: one. by
deed dated January "a. 1899. and
recorded in the Clerks Office of
Cumberland County in Deed Book
SO. Page 345. and by deed dated
September 81. 1907, recorded in
aforesaid Clerks Office in Deed
Book "A. Page 201, to satisfy the
liens thereon and particularly de-
linquent taxes listed and assessed
on the land books of Cumberland
County in the name. of Ben
Brown. amounting to s284.70,
plus certain interest. penalties
and costs, which should be legal
ly added
An affidavit having been made
and filed. stating that Ben Brown
may be a nonresident of the
State of Virginia. and that his
address is unknown. that there
are or may be parties interested
m the subject to be disposed of
n this suit whose names are I'M
known; Therefore. it is ordered
that the said Ben Brown and Par
lies Unknown do appear within
ten Gays after due publication
hereof and do what may be
necessary to protect their inter-
oStS N this suit. .....
r. H. BLANTON, Clerk.
VIM c. CARTER. .. q.
Cumberland. Virginia 3-3O-2t
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-03-30

VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court for the County of
Cumberland on This the 21st
Day of March, 1856:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
Ia .and
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
Compliments
VS.
HENRY WASHINGTON, Address
Unknown. who left Cumber-
land County many years ago
and has not been heard Of
since. if he be living; if not,
his heirs, dcvisccs and success
SorS in title. whose names arc
unknown, who are made par
tics defendant by the general
description of PARTIES UN-
KNOWN"
Defendants
The object of this suit is to
sell tract of 60 acres Of land.
more or less, situate in Randolph
District, Cumberland County, Viz
yinia. which was conveyed Henry
Washington by decd dated August
IL. 1924 and recorded in the
Clerk Office of Cumberland
County in Decd Book 63, page
224, to satisfy tho liens thereon
and particularly delinquent taxes
listed and assessed on tho land
books of Cumberland County III
tho name of Henry Washington.
amounting TO $1l8.49. plus GER
tain interest. penalties and costs
which should be legally added.
An affidavit having been made
and filed, stating that Henry
Washington may be a non-resi-
dent of the State of Virginia. and
u.at his address Is unknown, that
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LEGAL NOTICES


which should be legally aoAed.
/ An affidavit having been made
and filed, stating that Willie Har-
! ris may be nonresident of the
] State of Virginia. and that his
address is unknown. that there
are or may be parties interested
! IN the subject to be disposed of
n this suit whose names are IN
known: Therefore, it is ordered
that the said Willie Harris and
Parties Unknown do appear with
III ten days after due publication
hereof and do what may be
necessary to protect their inter-
est in this suit.
r. H. BLANTON. Clerk.
VIM. G. CARTER, p. q.
Cumberland. Va. 3-30-2t
VIRGINIA.:
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court for the County of
Cumberland on This the 21st
/ Day of March, 1856:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
] IA, and
/ COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
ComplalnantS
I GEORGE WOODSON. Address
Unknown. who left Cumberland
4 County many years ago and
has not been heard of since. if
he be living; if not. his heirs,
devisees and successors in title
\ whose names are unknown. who
/ are made parties defendant by
| the general description Of
/ PARTIES UNKNOWN"
2 Defendants
The object of this suit is to
ell a tract Of 100 acres Of land,
| more or less, situate IN Randolph
/ D.Strict, Cumberland County, Vir-
elnia, which was conveyed George
Woodson by decd dated January
| -, 1904 and recorded in deed
book Al. page AL in the Clerk S
| Office OF Cumberland County. to
satisfy the liens thereon and
particularly DELINQUENT taxes list
ed and assessed on the land books
of Cumberland County IN the
name of George Woodson. a.
mounting to Sl56.78. plus GER
Tain interest. penalties and costs
which should De legally added.
An affidavit having been made
md filed. stating that George
Woodson may be a nonresident
Of the State OF Virginia and that
his address is unknown, thai
there are or may be parties in.
tcreSted n the subject TO be dis
posed Of in this suit whose name.
are unknown Therefore it i.
ordered that the said George
: Woodaon and Parties Unknown
DO appear within ten days afte
due publication hereof and d,
, what may be necessary to protec
thetr interests in this suit
r II. BLANTON, CLERK.
VIM, c. CARTER, p. q.
, Cumberland. Va. 1902
VIRGINIA.:
IN the Clerks Office of the Cir
! cunt Court for the County "
Cumberland on this the 21s
} Day Of March. 1856:
, COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
IA. and
COUNTY CT CUMBERLAND
Complainant
V
, REN BROWN Address IInknnmn
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LEGAL NOTICES


in the name of Pearl Ruby Tay-
lor. amounting to the sum of
sl35 sc. plus certain interest.
penalties and costs, which should
be legally added.
An affidavit having been made
and filed. stating that Pearl Ruby
Taylor may be nonresident of
the State OF Virginia and that her
address is unknown. that there
are or may be persons interested
in the subject to be disposed of
IN this suit whose names are un-
known: Therefore, it is ordered
that the said Pearl Ruby Taylor
and Parties Unknown do appear
within ten days after due publi-
eaton hereof and do What may
be necessary to protect their in
terests in this suit.
r. H. BLANTON. Clerk.
VIM. c. CARTER. p. q.
Cumberland, Virginia 3-30-2t
~~>~ -~>-~~
VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of the Coun-
ty of Cumberland.
Clara Dixon Coppin. Complainant
V.-Order of Publication
James Frederick Coppin ........
Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tam divorce from the bond of
matrimony for the complainant
from the defendant on the ground
of deSertion and abandonment.
And affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is not
resident of the State of Virginia
1t is ordered that he do appear
within ten days from due publica
ton of this notice to protect his
interest herein.
An Extract -TeSte:
r. II BLANTON. Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL
Planters Bank Building
Farmville, Va.
March l., 1856 3-9-4t
.. q.
VIRGINIA:
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
Cumberland on this the 21st
Day of March. 1856:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
Ia and
| COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
Compliments
V
WILLIE HARRIS. Address IN
known who left Cumberland
County many years ago anc
has not been heard of since. il
he be living, if not. his heirs
dev}secs and successors in title
whose names are unknown. who
are made parties defendant b,
the general description o
PARTIES UNKNOWN.
Defendant
The object OF this suit is t
sell d tract OF CTS acres of land
more OF less. situate in Madison
District, Cumberland County. Wiz
g.nia which was conveyed Will
Harris by decd dated Februar
IS. 1896. and rcco. ded IN III
Clerk S Office of Cumberlant
County IN Deed Book ST. Pag
All, to satisfy the Lens Thereon
and particularly delinquent take
listed and assessed on the lant
books of Cumberland County il
the name Of Willie Harris. a
mounting to sl5402 plus certain
interest, penalties an q cost
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sessed on the land books Of
Cumberland County in the name
Of E. w. Smith. amounting to the
sum of s70.32. plus certain in
terest, penalties and costs which
should be legally added.
An affidavit having been made
and filed, stating that E. w.
Smith may be a nonresident of
tne State of Virginia and that
his address is unknown, that
there are or may be persons in
terest in the subject to be dis
posed of in this suit whose names
are unknown: Therefore, it is
ordered that the said E. W. Smith
and parties unknown do appear
within ten days after due publ
cation hereof and do what may
be necessary to protect their in
terest in this suit.
r. H. BLANTON, Clerk
VIM. c CARTER. p. q.
Cumberland, Virginia 3-3O-2t
VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of the County
of Prince Edward. March H..
| 1856.
Betty Mae Jackson Jackson
Complainant
VS.. In Chancely
/ Theodore Jackson ...... Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain a divorce a mensa ct thoro
for the complainant from the de-
/ PENDANT on the ground of desertion
and abandonment, which decree
shall be merged into a divorce
from the bond of matrimony, as
the law provides.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant is
not resident of the State of Vir-
ginia. it is ordered that he do APP
pear within ten days after due
publication of this order and do
what may be necessary to protect
his lllGtItSI III ILLS suit
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE MORING FALLWELL.
pa. 3-23-4t.
VIRGINIA.:
In the Clerks Office of the Cir
cult Court for the County of
Cumberland on This the 9th
Day of March, 1856:
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
coU nj S''e OF CUMBERLAND
Compliments
PEARL RUBY TAYLOR. Ad-
dress Unknown, who left Cum
berland County many years ago
and has not been heard OF
since, if she be living: if not
her heirs. dCvISecS and success
eors in title, whose names are
unknown, who arc made parties
defendant by the general deS-
criptiOn of PARTIES UN-
KNOWN. " ....
Defendants
The object Of this suit is tc
sell a tract of 6253 acres of lane
situate in Randolph District
Cumberland County. Virginia
which was conveyed Pearl RUBY
Taylor by order of the Court
dated May %, 1885 and recorded
in deed book II, page 453 il tie
Clerks Office of Cumberland
County to satisfy the liens there
on and particularly delinquent
taxes listed and assessed on the
land books Of Cumberland County