Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-03-29
MISC o 8.
Capt.

TNT1ENDING to Stand my HANDLE
STALLION in your county, f~T
paper, feeling thankful for the past patronage.
nnd hoping to solicit the same in the future
years old for s 1,100. 1 will now give you n copy
Of the Certificate giving the Pedigree of Capt.
Goodwln, as banded to Outcrbridge Horsey by
State Of Ne,o York, Sullivan County.-Thomas n.
Knitins. of the town of Liberty, in said county,
being duly sworn, says, that in tue years 1857
and ls6s, he was the owner of tho dam of the
Bay Stallion ion Colt, Capt G%oodwin:" This colt
by sAmerican Star" TIIOs. N. RyIFrISs
spbseribed and sworn before mo this 9th day
Justice of the Peace.
1 hereby certify that Thos. NJ. KpiGins is n
and belief. f. CHAPLIN,
Justice of the Peace.
: sackett's Hamblesonian was sircd by Rye
dyk.s HsmbletonIan; his dam was sired bv
Philip, n grand-sor of imported "Mcssenper."
liar. .as Ha@ cla ay ' he BY e GG: @M Hsnr ga 'i;ed by
dam by ''Membrino Chief" grand dam By
The above-n.meds 'Capt. oedwin'is a bright
bay. nearly II hands high, very heavy name and
%foretop, and o"e thick ankle behind. Capt.
long open eats that will SHOW $50. "cartain
G Coo has 2pise 2 number of Colts in Fred;
when broken. or bridlewise. Any of thcm can
shew a four Minute git, aud are valued very
less than 5000. and 1 have sold them as high as
$3.50. l sold Rough and Ready" for $3.50 when
ne trotted In 2.39; he afterwards trottcd down
to 2.2l, two years ago, at the PimIico in Baiti-
more, and | I'M told he has imoroved since.
They are all Emo size, and tinc workers.. / have
y six horse team of them. They range in weight
from 1.l5o 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 IS or lie to get n
common colt; when you have fed him for three
years and broken him, you will probably get
S75 or 8 100 for him. Raising a good one will
only cost you q few dollars more in the start.
II costs You no more to feed and break him.
When Won go TO sell. VnTI will ha-n .o-.oEIs--
that you can sell for double the money. The
difference in The amount invested over common
horses would be over seven hundred per ceRt.
This IS truly a true statement; study and cal
cuIate fer yourselves, aud you will see that I
Am right. So many people look at q few dol
lars in the start; that 10 nothing, the Gaming
out Is the place to watch. Raise somethinG
that is always in demand, and you viii always
be right. ~
near Gharlestown, March 31st, at neon, ali day
22nd and 23d till noon then will move mn r.
the stable of Mr.. Jno. w. Ware, near Niddlo1
way. 74th and 26th: then to Jno, W Lannon'S,
at Bunker Hill. goth. and stay as long as
wanted. This route will be served every a1tcre
nate, week during the entire season. Cant.
Goodwin" will stand for SIS a single mare, or
S2s for two; but they must both belong to the
Same man, and If they fail to get with fold this
season, you have the privilege to return them
next season free of charge. Do not pay any
money without the Groom gives you q recent
with my signature, which I shall arrange with
him. Any person wishing to know nythinp
ABOUT the horse, can write me at Mountain
Spring Distillery, BurkittsviIle, Frederick
county. Md.
IIan9ls Sordan' Groom. Proprietor.