IN MEMORIAM WOOTFN -In saci but loving re membrance of my daughter and our sister. Elsie LyK Wooten, who passed away one yeai ago today, January 21 1952. A loving daughter, so dear, so rare. The suffering she bore so few could bear: She never complained, she wasn't that kind: She was one of those daughters so hard to find. Human hands toiled to save her. Prayers and tears seemed all in vain: Happy angels rame and took her From this weary wend of pain. Before our eyes she taded. Growing weaker day oy day. Patiently bearing her suffering Until God took her away. Her heart was the truest in all the world. Her love the best to recall: No one on earth can take her place: For she is still the deatest of all. Mother. BrothersAtSislers 1-23-lp WANTED.
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DOGWOOD—640. 160 cm ft. de livered New C.'.tton. Va. Write for specifications. Landes General Stare. New Canton. Va. 9-9-tf VENEER LOGS — Poplar and sweetgum. 4 miles easi of Appo mattox. Virginia on 460 for price and specifications sec Walker at yard Tuesday through Friday Ferrnm Veneer Corp. l-2-16tp WANTED children to keep, while mother works* Phone 719 R 1-23-21 Dinosaurs existed about-<50 mil lion years before man appeared « on earth. ‘""SERVICES. DITCHING — let us din your totches. septic tanka etc. by ma chine .especially designed for that purpose. Rural work solicited Putney Plumbing and Heating Enone 48.3. Farmville, Va. 4-21-tf BRIGGS A- STRATON. Clinton Power Products. Reo, I.awson and Continental engines. Call Carl Ileifner, 693. Farmville, Va. 11-18-tf LAWN MOWER sharpening. Pick u~> and delivery service.. Call Carl Ileifner, 693. Farmville, Va. 11-18-tf DRESSMAKING. alteiations and coats relined. Mrs. Stella O Gibbs. Phone 340-M. *08 N. Vir ginia St.. Farmville. Va. l-16-4tp BUTTONS AND BELTS—covered also mail service. Mrs. Virginia Hartless. 108 N Virginia St Phone 340-M 1-23-lp SERVICES Moll - McCulloch - Homelite Power,Chain Saws Sales and Service Repairs—parts foi all makes saws BRIGGS & STRATTON Sales and Service F, W. Shanaberger & Sons One Mile East of Farmvile on Rt. 460 — Look for Signs Phone 2017-R Night 1038-J TRADES TIME PAYMENTS mfNGYOCR.. PRESCRIPTIONS TO SOUTHSIDE DRUG STORE Carefully Compounded At Reasonable Prices JACK PEARLOVK. Pharmacist Have Your Engine Rebuilt TRACTOR TRUCK STATIONARY
Expert Service JOHN pThUGHES MOTOR CO., INC. Telephone 7300 LYNCHBURG. VA MOVliSt LOCAL AND LONG , DISTANCE Gordon’s Transfer Incorporated Phone 363—Fs>?snvllle. Va. Repair Service REFRIGERATORS, WASHING MACHINES. RADIOS, ETC. Southern Hdwe. & Appliance Co., Inc. 121 MAIN ST. PHONE 36 __________ The Metropolitan Opera House m New York opened in 1883.
| FOR SALE I PISSTON chain saws, 3'to 12 IIP, $349.7f> up. Bows available. Call Carl Heifner, 695, Farmville, Va. 11-118-tf I HOUSE, 7 rooms, 2 baths, base. : ment. oil heat storm windows. |complete weather - stripping and i insulation. Within Farmville lim its Shown by appointment. Wal. ti i G. Bruce, phone 690. H-14-TF . POTJLAN chain saws. 7HP. Bows available. Call Carl Heifner. 093. Faimville, Va 11-18-tl WOOD—mixed hardwood, stove length. $10 load in large pick-up body, delivered. Call Joe Wilck. *3. or Jimmy Watkins, 247. 1-9-tf i'TTAN chain saws, 4 to 12HP., $325.00 up. Bows available. Call Carl Heifner, 693. Farmville, Va. 11-18-tf INSURANCE Hospitalization and all general insurance. Spe cial polio policy. Upon request will bring policy and explain all de tails without obligation. Phone 468 or 342. Annie V. Putney. 1-13-6p The New Testament was origin ally written in a mixed Greek called Hellenistic
FOR SALE DIRT ANYONE DESIRING I) I R T For Grading or Filling In Please see R IL ROSE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 211 I Third SI. r.irmville. Va. PIIOM 17 or see — W alter G. Bruce SHAVINGS FOR SALE Loaded on Your Truck at Pem berton. Ya 'i'll |)i< k-tm l oad: $2.00 Truckload. Phone K?‘e C. A. STONNELL ( I 'HRI RI. AND. Y\. Lennox Aire ~ Flo Oil FURNACE KEEPS YOr W ARM /.V | THE W IXTER AM) COOT IX THE SIMMER J. M. Kernodle Authorized Dealer Phone Hampden-Sydney 2491 FARMVILLE, VA HE 1 IH)I AR'TERS FOR l SEI) OIL HEATERS COLEMAN, DUO-THERM. NORGE, ETC. Sold for $119.00 to $150.00 Some used only a few months last year $49.50 to $59.50 All cuaranteed first class condition Easy Terms Available Farmers Supply Co. HARDWARE DEPT. Phone 217 Farmville, Va.
HIGH DUALITY Tobacco Seed fa Six Leading Varetie.s of Fright Tobacco. fa Five Leading Varieties of I birk T<>bacc<>. $1.00 Per Dunce fa Five Leading Varieties of Hurley Tobacco. $1.50 Per Dunce J.H. WHITFIELD CO. Phone T> Farmville, Va. WOOD FOR SALE Dry Oak & Pine S5.00 Per Cnrd at Mill. Pemberton, Va. C. A. STONNELL ( I MUl UI.AXII, \ \ A polar bear uses only his front leet, for swimming instead of all four.
FOR SALE BULL Registered 4 year old Holstein from TT? and Bangs free herd $375. Forest Guthrie. Dill wyn. Va. l-16-3p DISHWASHER—Portable ~Geno lal Electric. Excellent condition $115.00. Miss Annie Gannaway. Guinea Mills. Va. 1 -1 G-3j> BULL—registered Angus, about 2'j years old. S. E. Morris. Ap pomattox. l-16-4p I ACRE LAND with one large dwelling and 1 4-ioom cabin, modern plumbing, at Tuggles on ( Id highway 4G0. Phillip J. Ollie, Farmville. Va. l-16-4p OR LEASE—Storehouse on Sec ond Street at Undeipass, or will remodel to suit tenant. Apply L L. Irving. Producers Exchange 1-23-1 DISTRIBUTING BOXES—Limit ed number. Five, seven and eight outlets. $5.00 and $6.00. A J. Thompson. Six miles north Farm ville. Phone 2033 M. l-23-2Fp HOUSES — Nine - room house. Good condition. Nice neighbor hood in Victoria. Price—$8000. Six-room house on 21‘j acres land. 7‘j miles from Farmville. Price— $7200. $2000 cash, balance like rent. W. T. Atkins with L. G. Atkins. l-23-2Fp FRIGIDAIRE 7 ft, and electric stove in good condition. Call 566W after 5 o’clock. 1 -23-1 p SEED Ky. Fescue 31. Tested and approved by Va. Department of Agriculture. Until Feb. 1. in lots of 80 lbs and over. 25c per lb. N. R Patrick. C’umbeiland. Va. l-20-3lp ANTIQUES, cut glass. Wedgewood vases. Bristol, Cloisnne. Daulton and cut glass. Cut flowers, funeral designs. One-half mile east of Farmville off 460. 0 R Webb. Florist. l-20-4p
COW young Guernsey with sec ond calf, white face calf. IT. C. Cunningham. R. 2. Pamplin. Va. l-lG-3p FARM 23 acres with timber. Owner. Mrs R. L Dixon. 2600 Sctnmes Avenue. Richmond. Vir ginia. 12-30-8p “'ARMS and all types of real estate for sale. F.H.A. home loans at 41 j C interest. Farm loans at low rate of interest. Old Belt Realty Co . Chase City. Va. 12-12-18tc RANGE — white : i.amel. wood range, perfect conu.tion. Priced reasonable. Mrs. E. D Dunne vant. R. 1. Farmviut. Below John Randolph school l-23-3t The Pilgrims were bound for New York when they landed at Plymouth by mistake ' A t TCTION'S ALES SOI THSIDE LIVESTOCK MARKET Incorporated Selling Livestock Only Sale Every Saturday At I:on p m. Bring Your Livestock Early ' HlijFWanted" ■■■■■■■■ MECHANICS WANTED Automobile and Body Mechanics Net (led • 50 HOUR WEEK « TOP PAY 3 VACATIONS HOLIDAYS WITH PAY • BEST WORKING CONDI TIONS • STEAM HEATED BUILDINGS • LIFE INSURANCE HOSPITAL INSURANCE PAID BY EMPLOYER See— Mr. Sourlock I NEWMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO. i, Phone 508 FARMVILLE. VA. __ _ )
i Classified Rates All copy must be in The Herald office by Wednes day noon for Friday pub lication and by Saturday noon for Tuesday Dubl: 2c Per Word When Cash Accompanies The Order When Cash Dnen IV ot Per Word Cards of Thanks, Resolutions of Respect, In Meroorlam. En tertainments. etc., will be used ONLY when cast accompanies the order. Display Classified Advertising Toe Per Inch FOtTsatTfT LOMBARD one-man chain saws, $268.00 up. Bows available. Call C.»il Heifnrr. 693. Farnivillo. Va. 1 l-18-*,f STONE - Let us t'lx your roads and driveways, we deliver any quantity over 5 tons. We also do dump truck hauling of all kinds. Phone 532. Reid's Esso Scrvi center, East Third .Street. Farni ville. Va. l-23-10p FARMALL super A tractor, used very little. Tractor a.id new culti vator $1625. Also have Hester plow and some ot hr. equipment. A. J. Thompson. State route 45. 6 miles north Farmville. 1-23-lp FRtGIDAIRIs and V.. - tmuhouse Electric Stove. Call .10 to see them l-23-2p j.ESPF.DEZA seed K, - cleaned. Also as thrashed. R V. Duncvant, Enonville. Va l-23-4p
FOR RENT HOUSE -1 rooms, electricity, water ill back yard Rent reason able Call Mrs. Gordon Davis. Phone 2012 M. 1 -20-2t APARTMENT - furnished Elec tric stove, refrigerator, heat, wa ter. private entrance See at 703 Oak street. Rent by month. Apply to Eunice Alien. 3101 Second Avc., Richmond. Va I’l one 3-8110, 1 —20—tf APARTMENT la; * ■ unfurnished upper, with screened porch at 710 High street. Heat and water furnished. Call Mr; Wade Mac Donald, 278 W. 1-20-21 APARTMENT. 4 rooms with bath unfurnished. Ileat and water. Call 317 MX or 2040 W. 10-14-tf APARTMENT for couple. Mrs. Roy Pearson. Phone 694 1-13-tf BUSINESS RENTAL Available immediately, store space at 313 West Third street, fonr.erly oc cupied by Dunlop Tire Company. Call William J. Gills 8.00 or 51] R. t-6-6p APARTMENT Downstairs with front and back entrance. Three bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, and bath. Oil heat. Garden and two garages. Mrs Sullie Griffin Telephone 266-W. 1-23-1 BEDROOM -furnished with heat and hot water 108 N Virginia St. Phone 340 M. 1-23-lp REAL ESfATE l l By LANDON G. ATKINS
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“Don't plunye into property dent* blindly consult London | G. Atkins, Realtor first.” i Lots in the Davidson sub-division. | water and sewage. ; Hotel. 13 rooms, large dining I room, on U. S. Highway No. 1. (South of Emporia. Price S12.800.00. ! Dwelling, 5 rooms and bath, one 1 mile from Farmvilte. $(>000.00. Terms, $1000.00 down and balance o • month.
HELP WANTED FEMALE — cottage parent, not over 45 for psychiatric resident treatment home fot children in Richmond. College education pre ferred. No previous institutional experience necessary. Salary and maintenance. Opportunity for professional growth and addition al training Would consider cou ple Husband could work out. t Write Box MF. • Farmville Herald l-20-2t MAN good milker for dairy, ! usual furnishings and good wages Jenkins Brothers, Green Bay, Vir ginia l-16-4p .MALE white. Man wanted to sell nationally advertised Watkins Products to rural customers in built-up locality in . Charlotte county. Earnings should average $300 monthly. Car necessary. Full time locality. For further infor mation. write The J. R. Watkins Company, P. O. Box 5071. Rich mind. Virginia. l-20-3t BUYER: for ready-to-wear and sportswear Departments needed for Davidson's, Inc. One of Farm Mile's leading stores, carrying for years well known branded lines. Market experience preierred. Ex cellent working conditions plus liberal vacation and insurance benefitsWrite W. Ii. Young. Davidson's Inc, Farmville, Va. 12-30tf COLORED WOMAN with recom mendation to keep house and in fant while mother works. Mrs. Curl is Case, 318 8. Main street. Apply in person. 1-16-tf
REPRESENTATIVE wanted. We leave an opening for one man in Farmville and surrounding area. No experience mei.vuy as we Main you. Car. neat appearance, essential Our nun average S125 weekly on bona tide leads fur nished. Write to Mr. H. M. Tins iey. 823 Church St. Lynchburg. Va for appointment. 1-23-4 WANTED: Insurance Salesman. : Wide-awake man 20 to 45 for permanent position established ; debit Powhatan 111 iU Goochland ! Ordintiry and Imiustriai. Salary i amt commission. Must have car ! and pass physical examination. Write C S. Thurston. 4504 Leo- , nard Parkway. Rirhmonn. Va. 21. 1 l-23-2p WANTED AT ONCE. Man for Rawleigh Business in city of FarnuTlle or Appomattox county. Real oppoiuinity fur worker. Ex perience preferred, but not nec e ary. Write Rawleigh s. Dept VAA - 650 - 234. Richmond. Va. 1-23-lp FEMALE Bookkeeping, typing and general office work, good hours and working conditions. Apple at once Farmville Tire & Battery. Inc. Phone 560. Farm ville. Va. l-23-2tp FOR RENT ----- HOUR]: 0 rooms, 3 baths. 2 large screened porches, oil fur nace heal, hot and cold water, telephone and electric lights. Edgewnod Estate, one mile from Farmville. Will rent entire house > or ns two apartments. Reasonable ! rent. Apply C J. Cox. Farmville Motor Company. 1-9-tf OFFICES for rent. Main street, steam heal, newly painted. Apply Jack Pearlove. Phone 356, Farm ville. Va. 1-16-lOp ! HOUSE— 8 rooms on Green Bay road. electricity. Rent reasonable. Suitable for 2 families. Temple j Jenkins. Green Bay, Va. Phone ! Farmville 3036 R. 1-16-tf HOUSE—Seven rooms on Vir-| gmia Street. Can give immedi ate possession. Edwaid Carter. 1-23-lp APARTMENT—Five rooms and | bath for white, unfurnished, lo cated 313 N. Virginia St. Phone 416R. l-23-3tp 1 APARTMENT—Living room, bed room, kitchen, and bath, second floor, unfurnished. Heat and wa ter furnished. Mrs. Ruby II. Knight. 607 Second Ave Fann \ Hie. 1-23-tf | ROOM —Women or men. large room, hot and cold water in room, j near hath, newly decorated, $50 per month vl personl. $60 f2 per : ons1. Hotel Prince Edward. l-23-4p 1 ROOM—Men only, small rooms ; near bath. $6 and $7 per week < 1 I persom. $10 <2 persons'. Hotel Prince Edward. l-23-4p APARTMENT—three large fur nished rooms. Water and heat ■ furnished. Call 771 after 5. 1-23-lp
DEALERS WANTED: Well-known Venetian blind manufacturer wants select dealers in this area to repre sent complete lire of blinds at attractive margin of profit. Backed by factory assistance oid cooperative advertising. For further detail wriiei R. 1, BERRY 815 Central Nat’! Bank Bids. Richmond Va.
NOTICES | TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN— 1 all those desiring dirt for filling in or grading, please see me at ' once. R. H. Ross Construction ' Company. 211 East Third street. | Phone 17 or Walter G. Bruce. I l-20-2t | ADMINISTRATOR — Having qualified as the Administrator of the Estate of John T. Doyne. Sr.. I request that all Dills against the estate be presented for pay ment and that all who owe the estate come forward and settle. J. T Doyne Jr , Administrator. 1-19-41 VAUGHAN'S GROCERY—Begin ning February 1st we will be closed all day eveiv Sunday. Vaughan's Grocery, corner 3rd & Virginia Sts. l-6-8t
RESTAURANT previously known as Oak Grove Restaurant will reopen 6n January 9 under new name and managmeru. Tommie's Restaurant. '• mile West of Farmville on Routes 460 and 15. l-9-7p HOSPITAL: The regular annual meeting of the membership of the Southside Community Hospital Association will be neld in the Prince Edward County Court Room in the Town of Farmville on Tuesday. January 27, 1953, at 3 00 p. m. Among olner import ant matters will be the election of members of the board of man agers. whose terms are expiring and to transact ail such other business as may properly come before the meeting. The meeting is one of great importance and you are urged to be present. Reg ular meeting of tne board of managers will be heid following the membership meeting. W. S. Weaver, president. G. S. Stubbs, secretary. l-16-3t
PUBLIC—Please take notice on 2 day of February. 1953 the undersigned will appiy to the Vir ginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board for license to sell beer at Harold’s Truck Stop. Fannville, Virginia. Said beer to be con sumed on and off Premises. Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Gallion. 1-23-lp 'Tegal NCm'CKs' Commonwealth of Virginia, In the Clerk’s Office of the Cir cuit Court of the County of Buck ingham on the 19th day of Janu ary. 1953. J. C'. Dunkurn and J. E. Dunkurn. partners doing business under the lirm name of J. C. Dunkurn and Brother and Natham Chambers. Plaint if fs against II B Adams. Sheriff and as such Administrator of Sarah Ayres, de ceased. John R Jones, Edward oones and Leo M Jones. Defen dants The object of this suit which is a creditor’s suit is to sub ject the ten acres of land, more or less, in Slate River District. Buckingham County. Virginia, lying on the eastern side of the hard-surfaced road No. 659 run ning by the residence of Dr. T. E. Patteson and just across said road from residence, adjoining lands of Luther W. Patteson and others, and rear Ransons Post Office in said county, to the pay ment of the funeral expenses of said Sarah Ayres, deceased, of $180.00. and any other debts which may be proved herein against the estate of said Sarah Ayres, deceased, and the costs of this suit. And an affidavit having been made and filed that the defen dants Edward Jones, John R. Jones and Leo M. Jones are not resident 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 G. M. Rogers p. q. Buckingham, Va. 1-23-4
FOR RENT HOUSE four rooms, lights and water. Phone 709 or see Pied Put ney. 1-23-1 ~~U8roCARS~~ 1940 Model PLYMOUTH 1 ->Ton Pick-up Runs and Looks Good CARY KEITH Near Trice’s Lake RED COLUMBIA. VA. BUSINESS American business is expected to plow back more of its earn ings than ever before into expan sion and improvement during the first quarter of 1953. U. S. busi ' ness is expected to invest around :: ?<;,500.000.000 in new plants and equipment during the first three months of this year. Manufactur ers are expected to have laid out $12,500 000.000 for new plants and equipment by the end of this year.
In the Wake of Polio
Three children Who were etricken with polio in the worst epidemic in Houston’s history combine the business of convalescing with pleasure. Shown (left to right) are Judy Corgey, 16 months, Gary Noe, 3. and Reuben Garcia, 2. More than a quarter of a million dollars in March of Dimes funds were sent into the Houston area to help fight • he di-mic.
Cold Winter Can Cost Cold Cash Prepare Tractor For Hibernation Winter neglect can cost \ n rr’.i cash Better prepare \ ; . equipment now for hibe, • a avoid paii.fid repair bill spring. For example, take your trai n It’s vital to your livelilnod; don't climb dov.t a the frost b t. deep and forget it That k ■ t id neglect can mean lost day in -hi spring when horn ... naan: d> !lai ■ and cents. Started! by wa hen: t t'nde dust, grime or mini nay lurk cracks that need weld.a;., in breaks or an import nt bolt .- iia..
Wash your trai tor thorough ly. Dirt breeds rust and hides crarks. tire breaks and holts that need nuts. a nut. Also under dirt breed rust Which can eat av/nv at ymir • kct book at well as metal. Do a thorough cleaning job. Use soap and warm water to wash away corrosive barnyard acids; a kerosene-soaked brush to scrub oil stubborn grease. Then inspect around chas-is and engine for loose nuts, broken or worn parts that need repairing or replacing. If major repairs are indicated. , act now. If you wait until spring, your garage or tractor station may be jammed w ith work and the rush , for parts result in delivery bottle necks or even scarcities. Although your tractor may stand idle for months, go over the igni tion system now When the buds start bursting it's a fine feeling to have an engine kick right off I
Portable Loading Chute
This portable cattle loading shoot should prove handy for several farmers. Mounted on an automobile rear asle, it can be towed from farm to farm as needed. The hinged front legs fold up against the bottom for moving and are adjustable to the height of any truck with w liieli it is used.
Electronics Speed Up And Sweeten Up Butter A Brorihend. Wis . dairyman who put electronic:- to work to spc d up his butter production has found tiiat it also produces a : pread flint tastes bi ller and fr. slier. Roy Ri.bichaux of the Golden rod creamery was primarily aim ing at the elimination of ros'.'y and timc-consuminft manual sam pling and testing when he worked out an idea for electronic controls The n - i!t wa- a new process that also makes churning more effi cient and reduc' production costs Key to the process is the con tinuousness of production proce dure. with the aridity < f cream I • ing automatically Tt gulnted In special electronic system dew ! oped by Minneapolis Honeywell food industry er ■- . I.. enr • eers explain that com eliteeral hut ter-n.ak.r.g methods •>.-•• aetua'.y a series of,.ndivui ,al opcratii i •halted periodically to manu.; ly ti-.-f and sample the cream for acidity Fvcn then under-neutral ization of the cream's aridity Hi shy flavors after storage' or over - neutralization 'papery flav ors' often results. The electron e system controls acidity within (' 2 per cent preventing improper neutralization. Initial tests of butter made through this process have proved it not only has a “fresh cream" taste but has a storage Life o-f at least 100 per cent lunger than but ter churned under conventional methods. In addition to improving quality, the continuous flow opera tion reduces production costs ami has enabled Robichaux to increase the output of his butter-making equipment by some 50 per cent.
199.36 Bu. Per Acre \ Tops State Corn Growing Contest One hundred bushel corn club certificates were issued to 217 farmers in Virginia m 1952, and 25 counties out of 44 ' starters" completed the 100-bushel corn program . . . despite widespread drouths which severely cut the state's total production. This completes the iourth year of the 100-bushel corn program in Virginia, and the corn clubs are still popular, says W W Lewis. Extension Service agionomist at VPI.
Leading the list was a Shenan poah cohnty farmer. W. L Veh ; encamp, who produced 199.36 bushels per acre. Other top pro ducers were: J. C. Griffin, Isle of Wight. 174.37 bushels. F L. At well. Smyth. 168 bushels: J V Grant. Roanoke. 163. Farmers who reached and or exceeded 140 bushels tier acre were: R. W. Perkins. Louisa J. D. Wright. Isle of Wight. Thomas Kegley, Alleghany: J. A. Wolfe. Alleghany; Douglas Perkins. Louisa; Bill Stickley. Shenan doah: and Jack Persinger. Al leghany. The farmers had varying for mulas for attaining the high corn yields, but there were several common factors, Lewis said. Gen erally, thick planting, plenty of fertilizer, and adapted hybrids
were credited. I . S. JOBHOLDERS For the fourth consecutive month, the Federal payroll show ed a decline in November. The re port of the Joint Committee on Reduction of Non-Essential Fed eral Expenditures showed 2.56L’. 081 civilian employes in the executive branch in November. 8.417 fewer than for the month before. ' LEGAL NOTICE '
Virginia: In the Circuit Court of Prinre Edward County, December 30. 1952. William P. White. Complainant. V. Order of Publication In Chancery Margaret Virginia White. Defen dant. The object of this suit is to ob tain an absolute divorce by the Complainant. William P. White from the Defendant. Margaret Virginia White. An affidavit having been made and filed, according to law. stat ing that the said Margaret Vir ginia White is a non resident of tire State of Virginia, it is ordered that she do appear within ten days after due publication of this order and do what may he necessary to protect her interest in this suit. Horace Adams. Clerk John A. Lancaster, p. q. l-2-4t