Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-22
Capt. Goodwin.

to Stand my HAMBLE-
fas NJ SIALLlGN in your county IESS
paper, feeling thankful for the past PATRONAGE,
ana eoplng to solicit the same in the future
years old for SLIGO. L will now give Won a eopv
Of the Certificate giving the Podigree of Capt.
Goodw1n, as banded to outcrbridge Horeey ~
,ststt Of Neo York, Sullivan County.-Thomas n.
knitlns. of the tewn of Liberty, in said county.
being duly sworn, says, that in tue yeats 1867
Bay Stallion Colt, Capt Goodwin." This colt
by .sAmerican Star" THTs. N KSIrrs =
sT6scIibed and sworn before me this 24th day
Justice Of the Peace.
hereby certify that Thos. NJ. Knifins is a
and belief. e. CHAPLIN.
Saekett's Hsmbletoniau was sired by aye
dyk;s Hsmbictonleni his dam was sirel bv
1ThGi a a grand.s9r of imported "Messenrer."
'..Harry Clay" be by ola "Harry Clay .'e sran ny
dsm by Membrane Chief,'' grand dam by
The above-named sCart. Goodwin'is a bright
bay. nearly 17hsnds high, very heavy manc and
fere!or, and one thicf ankle bchind. Capt.
tS u onen gate that will show 2 50: sCaRtain
when broken or bridlowise. Any of them can
show a toar minute gait, and are valued very
less than $500. and I have sold them as high as
$3.50. old "Rongh and Ready" for $3.50. when
ho L'oCtcu III @'OSs IL afterwards trOttcu down
to III, two years age, at the Pimlico in RaIti-
more, and l am told he has i'm proved since,
They are all fine size, and fine workers, I have
q SIX horse team of them. They range in weight
from 1.iSO lbs. TO as much as ] 400. They can
stand double the amount of driving or work
That common horses can. Farmers study YOUR
own interest; you will pay SIS or s 10 to get n
common colt; when you have fed him for three
years and broken him, you will probably got
S75 or 5 iG0 for him. Raising a good ono will
only cost you 4 few dollars more in tho start.
It costs you no more 10 feed and break him.
when YOU go to sell, YOU viii have something
that you can sell for double the money. Tho
difference in the amount invested over common
horses would be over seven hundred psr ceRt.
ibis is truly Il tTne statements: study and cal
cu!ate for yourselves, aud you will see that
am right. So many peaple look ut a few dol
lars in the start; that is nothing. the coming
out Is the place to watch. Raise something
that is always in demand, and you viii aIw avs
TERMs,-"capt. Goodwin" will stand the fol-
near Gharlestown, March 31st, at neon. ali day
22nd and 23d till noon thon will muye nm 10
the stable of Mr.. Jno. w. Ware, near Niddla-
way. satin and 25th: then to Captain Hollis's.
near Gerardstown.2 goth. and stay as long az
wanted. This route will be- served every alter
Coco win" will stand for SIG a single mare or
S25 for two; but they must both belong to the
same nlan,aud If they fail to get with fold this
season, you have tho privilege to return them
next searon free of charge. Do not pay any
money witnout.tlo Groom gives YOU q receint
with my signature, which 1 shall arrange with
him. Any person wishing TO know anything
anont the Horse, can write me at Mountnin
Spring .D;st'llsry, BurkittsviIle, Frederick
county. Md.
lanes SorMan' Grooc1. Proprietor.