Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-01-09

1t is believed that the public will recognise an
appropriate and practical idea in this cuterIrise.-
Efforts TO revive other papers in the South are an
nouncei, and il is certainly neither missionary
nor uuwurthy ende0Y0ur for the literary associates
9; gallant spirit that now sleeps in the grave TO
essay honor 10 his memnry and service to the pub
lie by revlving the old Examiner newspaper so long
the ornamen, of Southern letters, au example
once of the scholarship and chIy"ry of Virginia,
Nad perhaps the only school in the South OF pure
mud classic English, distinct FROM the models AID
redeemed from tue innovations OF Northern ins'ruc-
tors.
The Fame Of the old ri hnond Examiner reached
10 the most diStaEt p%rts o. the world. The paper
was well known III Europe 1t was pronounced
t'y :; distinguished Northern politician, 'the best exs
l'Oneut OF the civilization of the South" Ii was
Schoml OF literary scholarship for the youth OF The
south; the glass Ut Southern Chivalry; an example
oi Independence, of courage of iroa spirit in
lvF lter'tu e, inch its c'et Illustrated in his
iiobe aad sever life, and defended, than ce
on the Geld OF honor. where The undersigned stood
with hin IN the vludication OF the freedom of the
press.
Surely there many people in the South who
VIII u lie in au Effort TO revive newspaper which
was an ornament 10 lis literature and school for
rs virtues The task Is au ambitious one. But the
undersigned attempts il in mean or Hnysing
sPirII.He has already undertaken to marshal corps
oi The old writer's for the Lr1mIner he will lie able
10 reproduce its Typographical features, and present
TO Southern rc::.:e.s fac smile OF their old
quaniiEc+; and he terventy trusts and resUluiely
pledges every resource of intellect aud will 10
breathe again in this torn OF material reSurrcc-
lion the spirit of fearless criticism chivalrous
contest Had unhesitating encounter with abase
that animated il OF Old.
The undersigned owes some pledges of Affection
in this enterprise. ltijreitliou vita the le John
~ Eauiei were close, intimate and atectou0le
thu day of his DEATH And il will indeed be La
Dor aud Inspiration oil love it lie produce
echo irJm the ut lameniei friendship and
KIN lie from the ashes OF the past AID the ad
OF the ite that Illuminated The familiar pages OI our
literature.
In the present uncertainty O. pei tea questiors-
the displacement OF old Issues mmd lie imperfect de
gfstf N,,n
sbe To SIIte wi preston TIE pUisi cal 'lIe
tr1EtiHer Bal This nav lie s:i with e that II
wIiuse M its influence iOtIU. order, rnrqnii~
" ana pros eElty &c the e e and wiiir aspiring
To be brave aud iIdc ti.CcIt, II ~ Ii avoid ever,
scheme faction and DISGRACE zion. devote itself
the work coUS-rvn1isi.,, and sustain Il every
risk the present. President OF the United STATES,
LONG as he tuliils those nozzle nd:caiuns la, las n
ready given Oi planning. again The rights o. C"I-ti~
tmli"naI liberty i'll the S"Ut", seIing lis face
against the aisnHn's Of The Nth. d Thus em-
fitting himself such cNtmu.uu support GO SIR
vative men IN ali P"rIS OF Ii- - VIII
lie c'ntn"aiiYn o. hia vie AID patriotic Hd,!i"i;
ration.
No gains or expense vii he s:,aFa,i tc make he
l1=Hat''cr tde nr,s aicr 81 ia" S""'h. For ever
Ct.a' "en' 81 II Inc services o. H." mug. i-h
ed = ac.iSe writers w'il u secuted S!ccia. cor
res 1uf;ea's wiI lac p"srti im Nss al AID W.sh-
IN on aud "theE 'mPor;'ct IN - ci niciigtn," i'll
t" country y former vr editor oi the cd Err
nincr, Edward y. Fo.ihad. vii lie euI!u; cd as
correspondent from In "!', " t"h "onnrs lie ~"
PrSes I" wrIIea itsiur? oi i!.c y a., and 10 trm
esi Cc'Aiy il chn2 c.i"n .im-r,ctn Questions
.,ud topics his "'.'encs i'll (. .istiu'rm
si'et; al TEXTURE Z" lis crest IL "'r aitr, it Viii "itj
Tri us columns from seek I" week ~ !! ne produce
ti"ns q! au iiu'rs1rI E.si; ana vii! ali nd
rr:l,icr$ sr,.i.iEly Uol ,.r q ,.i-
selves acquainted With ems! urst;y ;nru,r AMI to
Gus'reirI.i tie growing ia',r,s ei-m rr.a-
liens
ihe u'ders gr,d n:Iy The editor cft,c
EiaAm"nt Times hu consequence lisa II, e
'~nt 4" Ii Ee as; proprietor o. '!e' la!".r. lac
tc, n :oicri Iol aud nrital v cciirt<
: Ills tights; aud lie now proposes INNS. Il re
H""l.T task ut rCyiving paper t.Idrure.i i.y
sr.!:. by li:.y .norics t.; pa T. at. .r<-urt,-
I'll .it" mach hat is :l::sshir i'll is he.. and
l''r-erg uaI.e il i.is.ory. lie calls ,l.. -,
e,iyScri'irys al ~. Er1E1 ncr Virginia Tex
81 30 mil 10 IL support, t" e'eo riei' s'!S" iI
r.=. an: ic ASSIST ia the r.viy.i paper v.t
IL cyi' cd tor three quarters {" cenfrrT. ;,ad
" Ga i=S ever been s".:: i'ys ~ I.F fru'i and
virtue. ryos7rt To :<" :,l,',<+-, an! ambitious
';e'cn. AMI "dOru thr civilization ,:d !:;rs":ure
OF ;.e S"u'i-
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A3:--:;s"rm's al :'e sr'e, ;ic same terms
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Tie first Iiiiurr Of IN" i.yIn!i,.cr WI contain
81 ,i, nf he Ire -; The j"t.:. NJ Daniel,
;-s and !!lsu whom w w;r: -r itIc-
rl'nrr in America sIcw irN nIatr cX'ri":dinnry
en- ceriaImy no greater ':ts'"r t" VI ':il satire
ia c"fti"si lou The Il - 2ntsi'SES :. asa cons
lain . .t:,d ir'e y; al :ii evacuation
at Rci'nuni, win AL ;Ils aJt;.!a tic surr.n-
A.r The city, the entry tr runs tire - ci, con-
'-;a'ipn, 81, AXE. finn, the md,rrcr sheets Of f.
"a. Pollard ) 3" Fourth y Of the War;" low in
press Ehis accouu; will lie found intensely inter
tsiing aud siie from iris consideration, every one
should $ cure an preserve these numbers: as thev
will ue valuable her, a'rer afford NJ. n true and
ii'hiu report OF what tie South has hitherto but
imperfect narratives which lraEc been written and
A1pbIished in Northern papers.
~ The Old contributors aud correspondents of the
i Eram'Hcr are particularly requested to communi>
!: cafe "ii!I the uEder ;gHei,
/ Az letters ami communications of every charac-
/ Ter Should be addressed 10
II. RIVE POLLARD,
! Wanted an y geat il, every town ia Virginia and
! all tie Southern States
Also, Immediately, WENT active and enterprsing
a. travel and fcr the rayer-a fine
chance for men out OF business
Nov 2! 1865 uRP.
II AVE EaT TRIED IT YET:
THAT SUPERIOR vvuISKEY.
AT YESTERDAY s. BROTHERS,
ae,g Bar Roam, mcrt Door 10 Drug .S:orcof
Aj$guitt &; EroLItc,., CYi,,rlcstocn,
WHICH is beyond question the RIOS, superior
that has been offered 10 the rna:es of rl,e
ers of the ar,e.t in Ch.rIcs;own :nA its environ.
Tie conductors of this establishment II determined
I'ac ,ot,iug shall be n. their part make
THEIR BAR an acceptable one 20 Ihus- who indulge
and the ruth of this statement may lie easily CS-
ta''li-lrl Iy c I'll upon them. They asa pee
pared furnish all kinds of MINED DErXE=. ada ps-
81 10 the season, in style not 10 he exreicl here
ei-ewii re
They kec:, also on hand. at all ;t,n.s nv s-sor'<
men, Of SUPERIOR CIGARS and Tue CHOICEST
CHEWING TOBACCO
1I,..ir Room ia ~ IN the Euli 10 of