Jefferson County Virginia USGenWeb Archives News.....LANE, TAYLOR -  Feb. 1812, Jefferson Co. February 7, 1812
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Farmer's Repository February 7, 1812
Feb. 7, 1812  edition -

"JAMES S. LANE,
Respectfully informs the friends and customers of the late concern of James S. 
Lane, Brother and Co. and the public in general, that the business will be 
continued (as extensively as ever) at that well known old stand by the Market 
House, where he shall fill pleasure in serving them at all times with such 
articles as they may want, on the very lowest possible terms.  He wishes to 
reduce the present stock of Goods on hands, and is now selling many articles 
remarkably cheap.
He now has ready for sale,
Clover and Hemp Seed,
English and country Steel, of the best quality,
Wrought and Cut Nails, of all sizes,
Leather of all kinds, and of the best quality,
Iron and Castings,
Cotton Yarn, (Chain and Filling,)
Homemade Tow Linen,
Long Flax, & Fine Shoe Thread, &c.
    P.S. He buys all kinds of Hides, Skins, Tanner's Bark, and Country produce.
Shepherd's-Town, Jan. 31, 1812."
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"Public Sale.
Will be sold, on Tuesday the 25th inst. (if the weather permits, or the first 
fair day afterwards) at the farm belonging to the heirs of Levi Taylor, dec'd, 
withing 2 1/2 miles of Charlestown, best known in that neighborhood by the name 
of Fleetwood, on a credit of nine months -- All the farming utensils and stock 
of every description belonging to said estate, consisting of a waggon and 
geers, ploughs, and harrows, and every other kind of implements necessary on a 
farm -- work horses, valuable brood mares, cows, hogs and sheep -- Also, a 
complete wheat fan(?).  Bond and approved security will be required before the 
property can be removed. The sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A.M. where due 
attendance given by
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Adm'or,
FANNIE TAYLOR, Adm'trix.
February 7, 1812."


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


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