Jefferson County Virginia USGenWeb Archives News.....BAYLOR,GANTT, LITLOR, MEAD, MINGHINE, ROBARDETT March 10, 1814
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Farmer's Repository March 10, 1814
           "DANCING.
The subscriber respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentlemen of Charlestown and 
its vicinity, that his Dancing School will commence on Friday the 18th inst. at 
Fulton's Hotel in Charlestown.  His subscription is already half filled up -- 
Eight subscribers more will complete his number of scholars.  Independent of 
the present mode of dancing, he will introduce a new style, by which pupils may 
display with ease and elegance the accomplishment of dancing.  Particular 
attention will be paid to the deportment of his pupils. 
        JAMES  ROBARDETT.
February 17."
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            "PUBLIC  SALE.
The subscriber will sell, at public vendue, on the 30th instant, at his 
residence on Bullskin Run in Jefferson county, VA. his stock, consisting of 
Horses, Cows, Hogs and Sheep ---Also Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen 
Furniture, and a variety of other articles.  A credit of six months will be 
given, on the purchaser giving bond with approved security.  The sale to 
commence at 10 o'clock, when due attendance will be given by the subscriber.
            JOHN  GANTT, junr.
N. B.  I will also offer for sale, at the same time Corn and Rye, for cash.
March 10."
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            "Public Sale.
The Subscriber will sell, at Public Vendue, on the 23d inst. at the place where 
he resides near Garnhart's tavern, in the neighborhood of the Brick Mill, 
Jefferson county, his Grain in the ground, a farm Wagon, Horses, Hay and Rye in 
the stack, a Wheat Fan, Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils of 
almost every description, and a number of articles too tedious to mention.  A 
credit of nine months will be given on all sums above five dollars, the 
purchaser giving bond and security.
            THOMAS  LITLOR.
March 10."
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            "PUBLIC  SALE.
The subscriber will sell at public vendue, on Tuesday, the 22 inst. at the 
Sulphur Spring, on Opequan creek, the following property, viz  a number of 
Feather Beds, and Bedding, Soft Matrasses and Bedsteads, one Desk, Book case 
and Bureau, large and small Tables, a number of Chairs, large and small Looking 
Glasses, China Cups and Saucers, large and small Dishes and Plates, Knives and 
Forks, Wash Bowls, and Baking Dishes, a large quanity of Porter Bottles, large 
and small white Pitchers, and Stone Ditto, Wine Glasses, Quart, Pint and other 
half Pint Decanters, large and small Stone Jars, Brass and Iron Candlesticks, a 
large Copper Coffee Boiler, one Cooler, Brass Tea Kettles, Coffee Mills, and 
Kitchen Furniture, -- Also, two Stills and a large Copper Boiler, containing 
120 gallons, Still Hogsheads, a number of Whiskey Barrels, an Apple Mill and 
Washing Machine. -- Likewise, Cattle, Hogs, and some Sheep -- One Blacksmith's 
Vice and Anvil, and a great number of articles too tedious to enumerate.  A 
credit of nine months will be given, on the purchaser giving bond with approved 
security.  The sale to commence at 10 o'clock, -- Due attendance will be given 
by the subscriber.
            JOSEPH  MINGHINE. 
N. B. I will also sell, for cash, three stacks of Rye, and forty or fifty 
barrels of Corn.
March 10."
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"The rev. William Mead will preach in the Methodist meeting house on Thursday 
the 17th inst."
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                "FOR  SALE.
    A  VERY  VALUABLE  FARM
In Jefferson County, Virginia, about three miles from Charlestown.
It lies in that body of land known and commonly called the Rich Woods.  This 
tract contains three hundred and twenty acres, and is inferior to none in the 
countyas to fertility of soil, at least one third is in very valuable timber, 
the balance is cleared, and in good farming order, having at this time one 
hundred and twenty acres sown in clover.  On the premises are a good barn 
thirty feet square, two excellent wells about thirty feet deep, and have never 
been known to fail, a good dwelling house, with stone chimney, and other 
convenient buildings --there is also a small apple and peach orchard.  Any 
person wishing to purchase may know the terms by applying to the subscriber."
            RICHARD  BAYLOR.
March 10, 1814."


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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