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Farm Building Plans
Now Available From VP I
More than 600 plans for farm buildings and equipment are a\ailable free of charge to Virginia farm families from the Agricultural Extension Service at! VPI.
Paul Stoneburner, assistant agricultural engineer, says the plans have been developed to meet the farmer’s needs, and that new plans are being added continually. ' *’ HP
Booklets with pictures and descriptions of many of the plans can be seen at your county Extension offices. You can choose the plan yo: want, then order it from VPI, by the plan number. Your county farm or home agent not only will help you get the building plan, but will help with problems that arise when you are building.
Order of Publication
VIRGINIA: IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF RAPPAHANNOCK
COUNTY Marvin E. and Alta Brenner
3219 Martha Custis Drive
Alexandria, Virginia,
Plaintiffs,
vs. Law No 283 Richard M. Parker and Marjorie D. Parker.___
Defendants.
The object of the above entitled suit, pending in the Circuit Court of Rappahannock County, in the State of Virginia, is to secure for the Plaintiffs a judgment against the Defendants on account of a certain promisory note and breach of contract to give a lien on a certain automobile and to attach such real and personal estate of said Defendants as may be necessary to satisfy the claim of the Plaintiffs plus the costs of said proceedings, the amount soght to be recovered being $1,327.67 plus costs: and the real property of defendants sought to be attached is generally known as 100 acres more or less of farm land, approximately one mile west of the Town of Amissville, Jackson Magisterial Dictrict, Rappahdnnock County, Virginia, sometimes called “Im Dal” or “Im Dahl”, with a large farm house thereon containing at least six rooms, bath and pantry, all of which is more fully described in Deed Book 46, Page 233, of the Land Records of Rappahannock County, Vir
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