Jefferson County Virginia USGenWeb Archives News.....FULTON, MARKWOOD, SAUNDERS, SKAGGS, TILLETT, WARK  June 23, 1809
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Farmer's Repository June 23, 1809
"NOTICE.
The partnership of James and Robert Fulton was this day dissolved by mutual 
consent:  All persons indebted to the said firm are desired to make immediate 
payment to Robert Fulton.
JAMES FULTON,
ROBERT FULTON,
Charlestown, May 16, 1809."
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"TUITION.
The subscriber most respectfully informs the inhabitants of Charlestown, its 
vicinity, and the public generally, that he has opened a school in the house 
lately occupied by John Markwood, (the second door below Mr. Tillett's tavern) 
where he will teach the English and Latin languages after the most approved 
methods, writing and arithmetic, the use of globes, and practical brances of 
mathmatics.  As the education he has received is well known to the inhabitants 
of this town and neighborhood, he thinks it only necessary to say that he is 
fully sensible he can only expect encouragement by deserving it, and flatters 
himself that by a faithful discharge of his duty, he may render his services 
both useful to the public and beneficial to himself.
BEN. R. SAUNDERS.
June 9, 1809."

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"Books Mislaid.
The subscriber requests the person to whom he lent the 2d, 3d, and 4th volumes 
of Modern Europe, to return them immediately.  The person who has these books 
cannot be mistaken as to the owner, as his name is printed in them.
JOHN SAUNDERS.
Charlestown, June 2, 1809."
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"Henry Skaggs,
RESPECTFULLY informs the public that he has commenced the Tailoring Business in 
the front part of the house occupied by Mr. George Wark, where he will be happy 
to serve all who may please to favor him with their custom.  Ladies' pelices 
made in any fashion desired.
Charlestown, April 14, 1809."



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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