Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-07-29

and by %. Two Porticos in front, "a BY
7 and by I; and one at George street en-
trance, by T. The Basement floors are
grouted and cemented-p plank flooring over
one of them. The front stairway has con-
tinued rail, as also the private stairway from
the cels-adnirably executed, the newell. post
to principal stairway handsome, and costly be,
yond the contractors charges
TIE JACKSON STATUE.-Mr. W. II. Me-
Lanaham, who is acting under the authority
of A. J. Volck, ~ gent in Chief of the Jack
sou Monument Association, and Ex>Gov.
+ Letcher, Chairman Of the jackson Statue
Committee, is now in our town, and will re-
main here for several days, soliciting contri>
/ buttons for the liquidation of the debt $780,
OOO) due on the Colossal Equestrian Statue
of General ''Stoncwall' Jackson, now COM
plete at Nuremburg, Bavaria. and ready to be
shipped to Lexington, Va. In the language
of the address issued on this subject, we
would say, "Let all unite in paying this
tribute to the memory of The great, the good
the immortal Stonewall Jackson Let tho
followers of Jackson in the field and on the
march, throughout the South, send forward
their tributes to the memory of their noble
and gallant chic!tain. Every admrcr Of his
exalted virtues, his heroic courage. his purity,
his noblcness of SOUL his unsurpassed christian
character, will not fail to send in his mite to,
cffectuate so grand an object in honor of this:
great and good man" No matter how small
your contributions may be, t!cy'will be thank-i
fully received and duly forwarded Knowing
the preverblal liberality of our people, we be-
speak for Mr., McLanaham handsome collcc>i
ton for this laudable object in Churlestown
and vicinity.
CAN'T MEETl NGs.-For the information of
our readers we publish the following Camp
Meeting announcements :
The Camp Meeting for Frederick (Va.):
Circuit. NJ. Il. Church, South. will lie held!
on Hetericks Camp ground, cora encipg on
the Sth of August.
A Camp Meeting for the Winchester Cir
cult, NJ. L. Church South, will be held in
Mr.. William S. Hines Grove, near Middle
town, beginning August 14,h
a Camp Meeting, under the auspices of
the NJ. L. Church, South, will be held near
bedinston, Berkeley county, on the old Camp
Ground, belonging to Hamilton light, Esq,
commencing September 4th
HANDSOME TURN>OuT.-Messrs Hilbert
4 Doo!cy have just completed at their coach
factory IN. this town, double-seated Rock
away for one.or two horses, which is as COSY
IN its arrangement, light and substantial in
Its structure and handsome in appearance, as
could be obtained at the best Eastern factories.
Its cost is moderate and its durability guaran-
teed. Mr.. John Il. Colston, oae of -orr most
industrious and successful farmers, has become
the purchaser. 'Oue Of a similar pattern is
on the stalks, as We learn, for MIR. James n.
Conklyn, another energetic and skillful young
farmer OF our county.
FINE NEuIcLE.-M Stump & Hawks,
OF this place, have jus. turned oat, at their
Coach Factory, handsome and commodious
Omnibus, intended for use in the ,liyery de,
partment of their business Although built
for comfort and convenience, rather than
stylish appearance, it is, never thelcss, hand
some vehicle. aud will comfortably sea twenty
passengers Of ordinary dimensions. The en-
terprisc of this firm thus supplies tlesidera-
tum long needed in town, and We doub.
not their patronage will be.such as to amply
repay them for their investment.
ATTRACTIVE GooDs.-John W. Lock, at
his store nearly opposite the Bank of Charles
town, invites attention to his repenished stock
of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Ladies
Dress Goods, Ladies', Misses, Gents and
Boys Boots, Shoes, Caters, &c, of which he
has on hand handsome variety He also
offers beautiful stock of Lawns at cost
His stock is we'll worthy of inspection ADJ
vertisement next week.
Coon FLoUR.-Mr. Isaac N Renner will
accept our thanks for 'l23 ID. sack of flour,
made from new wheat, which we have tried
and found of excellent quality. This -four is
on sale at the stores of Messrs. Henry Dunn,