Jefferson County Virginia USGenWeb Archives News.....BUCKMASTER, ENGLE, GRADY, KEYES March 29, 1811
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Farmer's Repository March 29, 1811
"For Sale,
A House and Lot in Charles Town, situated on the east end of the main street, 
opposite Mr. Theophilus Buckmaster's and adjoining Mr. Thomas H. Grady's.  
Conditions and particulars may be known by applying to the Printer, or to 
HUMPHREY  KEYES.
March 15, 1811."
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"For Sale or Hire.
I Wish to sell or hire the thorough bred horse Napoleon, which is now in high 
order, and as good a foal getter as any in this valley.  Napoleon is a bright 
bay, rising 7 years old, full 16 hands high, and suitable for the saddle or 
draught.  He was gotten by the imported horse Sportsman, which at the age of 12 
years sold for $1200, and his dam by the noted horse Paul Jones. ---It is 
thought useless to trace his pedigree any further, as his form will satisfy any 
impartial judge.
PHILIP ENGLE.
March 8, 1811."


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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