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Rucker Farm gets easement protection

The second Rappahannock County easement of 2005 was recorded on May 18. Granted by Lindsay and Heidi Eastham to the Virginia Outdoors Foundation, the easement protects the 326-acre Rucker Farm, which may henceforth never be subdivided into more than three parcels. The easement also establishes a 50-foot riparian buffer along the Farms 4,992 feet of Jordan River frontage.

Tbtal Rappahannock easement protection now totals 20,973 acres — which is 15.4% of all private land in the county.

SperryviUe Antiques

Market celebrates

25th Anniversary

for the benefit of Sperryville Volunteer

Rescue Squad

Sperryville, Virginia, May 18,2005 — Sperryville Antiques Market, Sperryville, Virginia will celebrate its 25th year as the area’s premier antiques mall on Memorial Day Weekend. Scheduled events include an Antiques Appraisal Clinic, Live Bluegrass Music and Barbeque with proceeds to support the Sperryville Volunteer Rescue Squad. In addition, the Sperryville

Antiques Market will offer several presentations on investing in antiques, repair and restoration of antiques and designing with antiques. The event schedule is as follows:

Saturday, May 28th

11am - 11:30am

“Investing in Antiques: Build Wealth Through Interior Decorating”

12pm - 1pm

“Repair, Restore and Refinish Your Antiques”

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