Jefferson County Virginia USGenWeb Archives News..... ANDERSON, CRAMER, M'KEWAN, MORGAN, YOUNG July 26, 1811
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Farmer's Repository July 26, 1811
Jacob Morgan had just received genuine and full blooded Merino Sheep, selected 
from the interior of Spain, at his farm near Shepherd's Town and was selling 6 
rams and 18 ewes which could be viewed at the Falling Spring Place.  (lengthy 
article).
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            "The Martinsburg Inn."
"Michael M'Kewan, Respectfully informs his friends and the public, that he has 
opened a House of Entertainment in South Queen street, at the sign of the
            MARTINSBURG INN,
which he has fitted up for the accomodation of travellers and others.  Those 
who may please to patronize his establishment, may rest assured of being 
respectfully entertained with the best of liquors, relishes, &c. he has large 
and commodious rooms.
A single man that would superintend the business and had a few hundred dollars, 
would meet with a good offer and situation, where something handsome would be 
made by the establishment and certain other branches that would be attached to 
it. 
Martinsburg, Berkeley County,
Virginia, July 4th, 1811."

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"Coffee House and Inn.
The subscriber acquaints his old customers and the public, that he has opened a 
house of Public Entertainment in the house lately occupied by Dr. Cramer, back 
of the Court House, where he is provided with every thing necessary for the 
accommodation of those who may please to call on him.
He assures his friends and the public that nothing shall be wanting on his part 
to give general satisfaction.
JOHN ANDERSON.
Charles-Town, July 5, 1811."

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"SAMUEL YOUNG,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Informs the inhabitants of Charles Town and its vicinity, that he intends 
commencing the above business on the first of August.  He will keep on hands a 
general assortment of JEWELLERY,  &c.
July 5th, 1811."

Additional Comments:
The "Farmer's Repository" was a weekly newspaper published in Charles Town, 
Jefferson Co, VA which is now Jefferson Co, WV. 

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