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Thc iionc Sentry. (Thu Rev. Dr. Mor?, vf Rivi.tnoml, in r c ? ia m<iraory ul^he much-lovednnil l.-in-rtts wall Jarklin, narraros 'ho following inoid " Proviens t.) the lirst bnttle Gf Maunss. the troi'pij under St.-nsr.r01 .Tmkson had fvroo? march, on hal i . i? ?i?/lit they fei ground exhau<t?d and f.i:.!. The h<?r f'-r setting th* wnk-h U>* '.lui ri.-L:. Th? of the day **<nt tn itu QeUsral's tent, aud "General, ike nita arc al! pearled, t>nd -a?>t oaubut i? asleep.' Si?;<il I ask* tacai No, twU fte n-W* l-. Ut thoi and I will ?kaich tLe cu, a tv night. " A::d all night I?i?? ! ? rode ronnd.thal oamp, the one lone sentinel for th*t bm weary and iiltmt bo-ly of Virginia.! heroes when glori'm?* morning brok?, tho soldiera froth fcud ready Tor uetiuu, all unconscious tioble vigils kept their slumbers."] 'Twas ia thc dying uf the day, Tho darkness grew BO still ; The drowsy pipe tif. evening bird3 Wu* hnsh?J upon the hill; Athwart the shadows of the vaia Slumbered tho mon of might, And one loae sentry paced his roamin, To watch tho camp that night. X gravo and solemn nun was he, With deep and" sombro br?w; * . The dreamful eyos seemed hoarding up Some unaccomplished vow. 'Ihe wistful glsr.ee peered o'er tho plain Boneath the Btarry light And with the murmured name of God, Ile watched tat eamp that night. Tho Future opocedr&nto him Its grand'and awful scroll : Manaesas and tho Valley mar u Came heaving o'er his soul Richinone* and Sharpsburg thundered t With that tfeinendous fight, Which gave him to the angel bo?t.s Who watchtd tho.cainp that night We meurs for him who iliad for us, With ono rosirdc?s moan ; While up the Valley <'f the Lord Ho marches to thc T'ur?>ne ! II? fcrpt the frith of tuen aud saicts Sublime am' pur*? and bright lie sleeps-ind all is well ??iib him Vv'ho watched the camp that nihill. Broib.rs! thc Midnight of ihc cause Is shrouded in our fate ; Tho douion (loth." pollute t;ur halla With fire, and lust and bato. Be strang-ho vaillant-he nnsurcd Strike home for Heaven and Right! THC toul of Jackton Malka abroort, And aitifnit t\e camp to-niyht! .-i? ?-? Our Army of Invasion. _ HAOKKSTOWX, MD., June 27.-Once m bas tho Confed?ralo army crossed the Pt mac. and once more does it hold out thc ht ii.g hand to Maryland and throw down. gage of battle npon her ?nil. Will she clu the hand that is cordially extended to hfr, ? thus save herself and her latest posterity fr the ungodly rule ot the infidel and the Pi itan ? And wiil the em-my seek us as he< last 3 '*ar, and agui?\d?diver battle ? Tbi ar- question* which Maryland abd the des; hVtit-ath whose heel she writhes, alone can i swen Our reception bas been much the same it was in Septembe?l.-.sf. The natives of t country-tits descendants of Lord Baltimc and his colonista-almost universally ny pxtbizn with us, and ardently desire our si ess. The Dutchmen and the Northmen, a thuir children, on the contrary, as una! mously wish lor our~ il?-feat. In those con tics which borderon Pennsylvania, and who th?; humanizing institution of-slavc'ry can e ?-rt but little iniltn-nce, a majority of the ii habitants affiliate wi'h our enemies, but all othor portions of the Slate the friends th? Confederate cans** are btdievco to bo i the ascendants This view of thc stste of pu lie .sentiment will, 1 think, bo shown to 1 tbe<true one, should our slay and movetnen be of such a character us to justify the peop in openly espousing our cause. It is unju to expect a peopl?, nearly equally divi<ic< without arms in their 1iand?, who have btv held in chains tormore than two years, an mitch the larger .portion of whom, and esp? ciaKy our friends, aro still enveloped withi the Federal lines, to'move as promptly as w could desire, and before they have some gi aran t y that they will not again be left to th rod of the smiter. If we could recall tw year*, when we were fin?t entering upon tl conflict, there woi^j| be no excuse for the delay and indecision ; but two years bf boi dage prodeco unwholsome fruits, and such t w??, who have novnr felt thc yoke *?f the o] preNMMvare slow to realize. Let us then, ber with Maryland yet a while longer. If thei bo but ten righteous men and women withi her borders, we should for their sakes "striv to save her from the Dead Sea of Federal dc potisni. * Longstreet's corps crossed the Potoma yesterday, and Hjll's the day before. Both ar now moving upon Chambersburg, Pa-, twet ty miles dibtaut, in the direction of tiarri* burg, tho capital of the State, which is nixt mih s.difltant. Reports say that Gen. Jen kins was within three miles of Harrisbur two days ago, and that Ewell was not fa off. . It is not known what Gen. Lee's plans an ' whether to occupy Harrisburg, or to estai} lish Lis camp in tho vicinity of Cbatnbersburi abd along the Pennsylvania line, and ther await the enemy." "Nearly >11 the troops cross ??d the Potomac at TVililamsport, and it wil be through that place, Yf'inchester aud Staun ton wc shall endeavor lo keep up our contrau meatian with the rear.? This lino may be cn now -?nd then by the enemy i but we shall bi in a fruitful and opulent country, aboundinj in everything nccessaryfor the subsistence o thc army, and shall not lind it dif?cilt to tak< care of ourselves. Already large numbers ol horses, wagons, beef cattle and fdiecp hav< been secured, and immense stores of grair and fleur. Tho horses cost us from $150 lc ?2?0 in Confederate money, and tho. wheal about #1,(30 per bushel. . G?m. Leo's order ha? actod like a charm. While some or the people have fled into the inferior of Pennsylvania with their cattle and horse.-!; many otjuers have remained, deeming it wisest to stdfeat home and make -the best terms with UB**possib!c. In titi?, they have shown their good sense. Our impressing otilccrs pay thc market price for everything the Briny ncods, where the parties will receive payment, or give them scrip,, if they prefer that. In ail-purchase ti articles of subsis tence and clothing, payment is made in Con federate funds at par value. Thus, tho ene my wno basteen counterfeiting O-nfederate Treasury 2>otes and scattering them wherev er they "have penetrated into our territory, 7iow have t?e poisoned chalice" put to their mri? lips, ntjeust so far as to compel them to receive our^enuine notes as if they were gold and silver.. And thus, too, for the first time, Confederate money is at par in the United - ' States. We arc not withoat friends even in Tenn pyivania, and especially in thone districts which thc army has occupied. Th?* impress ing oiiicer is au effective missionary, and ha* already converted mauy a fat Dutchman and -blind fanatiq^from thc error of bis ways Men who were indifferent before, are now ? lamorouH fop peace ; and it is reported that tonie ol them are wilting for the troops lo Ink* their wives and cbildreu, but b-g hard tm their sleek cattle and woll fed horses ana 1 .uniting granaries. But wc prefer the latter, tnd wilt let them keep thc former and all their pestiferous progeny. Imbodcn brought I 2,500 horses out of Fulton County, and about 130 volunteers, yoong men who are re.dly j friend ly to uj. and mean to make our cause their own. S?w'ia! stndeuts in th? colhtge near this place, sud volunteers from i fchi-r parts of Maryland, have joined eur siuidnrd, und entered tho lis?s against thu .omino;, foe. Their pfirents. and others who have teen made to fi cl the yoke of the tyrant, are imtslnw to give un useful iufohnatiou, and point rut, the cattle and wheat house3 of tho^e Unionists who lrave been lording it over timm. They have ivudered important aid to the people of Virginia also, m&iij of whom have accompa nied the r.rrny in search of their stolen ne groes and horses. Yesterday, I met several gangs of negroes going to the rear, who had been captured in the mountains in Maryland and Pennsylvania. Many of thc owners of these slaves had procured wagons and oilier conveyances this side of the Potomac, which they had fdled with goods and groceries ut the market prices in Confederate money or gold, and were carrying into Dixie. There is ano.her class of traders, however, who follow the army like vultures with sharp beaks, and who ?re likely to be sent to th? roar, if not. punished by our military authorities. I al-, hide to those dealers who have heretofore b;en running the blockade across the Potomac mid who have done so much to depreciate our currency. These peopl-/ have no right to tike shelter behind the army, a? .' buy up articles necov-ary to the troops, to Oe sold again at heavy profit. All he-icstHTien throughout the world will be rejoiced to hear that, that malignant deina gogue and Abolitionist, Thaddeus Stevena, ol' PcnHsylvaiiia, ha* received some of the pun ishment due for his enormous crimes against the happiness of the haman race. Ile owns large iron, works and mills in Adams County, on thc border, which I am informed -have been utterly destroyed. -His machinery, MpieducU, buildings and supplies for his op erativos, ??cludiug, it is said, 20,?()? pounds bacon, have been .swept away. Ahifn! Vf WI be the involuri':j.: j exclamation of every lover of justice, and e.vory foe of hypocrisy. Ar, effort is made, in the work of impressment, to ditiiihguish, as tar as possible, between thc friends of ponce and i he aiders and abettors ot* Mr. Lincoln. Thu; tbe rid hand of wm is made to fall heaviest upon those M ho were iirsi to lift ir. Some of ihe troops complain; however, that they -ire not allow?J to appro priate and destroy as they go. If permitted, they would avenge Mississippi, Tcuucsse?, and the Carolinas and Virginia, and ?eave be hind a tracie of desolation ai burren and en during as the desert of Sahara. They give Geu. Lee high praise ns a fighter and strate gist, but they say u ho has not a good pilla ging mind." Gen. Le? is ri^ht, hcirevcr. as all will acknowledge after a while_Savan nah Republican. Capture ot'Sruslier City, La. The Louisiana Democrat published at Alex andria, gives-a full account of the capt ure of Brasher City and other points in Louisiana. lt hays : Geueral Taylor, with Walker's Division, fought tile enemy at Ashland, in North Louis iaira, on thc 7to ult Bili Te starting on this expedition he had dispatched one ot his sia?' officers to South well Louisiana tu keep him advised of matters in that direction. Iuformation he received about this lime dottyriniiied him to make the movement which ha- resulted 80 glorious!} to our arius, lu half un hour he wa* in the saddle, in this way and in ambulance be traveled through from Richmond, La., to*Al exandriu in taree days, hardly paused for rest, pushed on with relays of horses, overtook Cul. Majors, commanding a Brigade of cav alry on tue At chafa lay A, and instantly unfol ded lo hun Ins ph.u of campaign in wiiich that gallant young officer waa lo ?day stich a conspicuous ?.art. ?lajhr.i Was lo pnsti boldly through tim Grosso Tutu, Maraii^oin and L? fourch? county to DonUldsonville. thence to Tbibodeuux, cut oft" thc railroad und te!, gre.pt: communication, then pu>hr'api .ily to thc Bluff rivcij in thc rear of Brasher City, and at tho first sound of Mouton'? und Creen*SJ guus, attark them at that place. Auer seeing Cul. Majors well on Ms ivay, Gen. Tn) lor returned via Washington and Upolousas ant! pushed mi rapidly tb Generals Mouton and Green's lieadqjintters to super intend in person, thc attack on Brasher City und its loris: Orders had been already givcu them lo make thia attack, on advice of Ma jors' movements, un i directions to ?.peu ecun muuicatioo with him via tho Lakes, so t5ai they could- make a combined movement Two of Gen. Taylor's .itali* had been urging on preparations for crossing the troop? over the Bay. Lieut* Avery particularly had li sod every exertion under direction ot l?rig. (jen. Green, in the construction of skill's and flat". Maj.'Gea.-Taylor arrived ai Gen. Mouton's headquarters ou the morning of the 21st. Generals Moutjfu and Green had not been idle in carrying out their orders. Por tr*: few days previous they had organized thc difier en! corps and their positions in the impend ing a' tack. Shortly after Gen. Taylor's ar rival at Mouton's headquarters, one nf his staff brought up from Gen. Green's headquar ters a-di^paUm of 12 i\L, thc previous day, from Col. Majori, that the daring cominan; der had already arrived at Thibodcaux, after a triumphant carhpaigu through the whole Lafourche-bad captured Plaqucminc with 150 prisoners, destroyed three large sea-going vessels loaded with valuable stores, had taken Donaidsonville with its garrison. Had at tacked that same day the enemy at Thibo dcaux, driven him, with Pyron's Texas In fantry, at the point of tho bayonet,' from his strong position-had charged and rou; ed his cavalry by.charging him with Lane's, Sione's and Phillips' Texas Cavnlry, and was now ready to co-operate with us in our movement of the morrow. , At G. p. m.. on thc evening of the 21st, a " Forlorn Hope," composed ol'volunteers fruin the di??erent regiment?,embarked.in the skills and sugar-coolers prepared for them. Theirs was the proud privilege of storming the al most impregnable Fort ut the opposite side of the Bay at dawn the following, morning wtiile Gens. Green and Mouton occup?:?? them at difieren t points In their front levens cj;np :sed as before remarked of volunteers ?roi? the Dib Texas (Green's old Regiment,) 2d LP.. Cavalry, Waller's Battal ion and 21 Regiment A riz. ?na Brigade all un der command of the gallant Major Mun!-;- of the latter. It was a hazardous missior> to cross that L-<l;c (12 mile-) in tbc>o frail barks-tb land-at midnight on tho enemy's side, in ati almost impenetrable swamp and await the dawn of d >y to make the desperate attempt which would ensiire them victory o; a soldiers' death, but they sotmed to Ircai it.as a holiday frolic as they trero, rowing away, waviug their hals to Gen. Taylor and Gen. Mouton, who were on tho bank watch ing their doparturc. Tho boa'.' expedition having left, Gens. Taylor and Mouton pro ceeded bolow- Pattersouville to arrange for the other movements. Mouton, with the 7th Texas, 4th Texas and 2d Arizona Regi ments stood post at* GibboHs' Point, on an Uland of that rame, and immediate!/ oppo site Fort Buchanan. From this place Ins sharpshooters could sweep the gunner* from their petitions at the heavy giiliMTi the Fort Gen* Green with his old Regiment (Sill Texas) Waller's Battalion, 2t La. Cavalry, Valverde a?id Nichols' Batteries took poaitnm josi lis tore day in Berwick's City, ready to open on all their camps, (which c.vtenued up and down tho opposite bank for two miles), also to kowp in check 1 heir gunin*als. Immediately after daylight Ger1- Green fir ed thc first ?iui (rem I he Valverde Battery at | a gunboat of thc onomy which wa-3 st j up tho Bay in tho direction of ibn npn? , (H?! -hanan) instantly tho whole Bav W j hinze, ?il] pf (.ur oil-is first pUye.l up j, immense linc of lents of trio ehtvriv j ?ero occupied* by one thousand Y? Theywere couiplelcly surprised; fin j :.<..! iuiugined nu. enemy ia tWoi.ty in j theil) on thisjiirle of the Bar (?heir-pr j udtnit t'iiis.) Their hexvy guns from th j now opened on Green, tit the samo ir thu sharp erad; of Mouton's tk"usan ?eUl rifles is heaid continually from Gi point, swooping their gunners from their like a whirlwind would dash the saud < desert ; all are atVximu to-hear the fi M .j. ir?' gnni?. The worthy pupil of old wall strains nh ear for tho signai pf I h:.d arrived at t.'ie Boeuf crossing, we tagged them all. still wo d? not hear although tiie cannonade baa been gob without intermission Ihr one nnd a Laif What lias broome of thc storming p they have not ybt attacked, there ia ni of thom ; presently we hear one, two, um the long distant sound of artillery fron Boeuf-Mf-jors is there ! their convntwu , ii cut o'J completely. Just at. this um to add to thrr enemy's confusion and (lit the loner looked fof 11 Forlorn Ilop-.v: IHM appearance in tit? edge o? tua.woods ; v real Trias j vi!, tl.ey* dashed at or.ee, bayonets fixed and pistols 'drawn, /all t threatening walls of the proud Fortr-in ty minutes they Lad climbed the walis, persed rta garrow, toni down-the Stars Stripes and hoisted the " Bonnie Blue I over tue ramparts, setting a small band to care i-f the Fort. Topgallant Hunter rushed ori (o the t below, the affrighted enemy throwing i their arms ami surrendering ?udiscriminn until he had a wept Hie whole-place. G in the mcautime-had snr-aeed their gui with the Valverdeand Nichols Batteries, aiter a bull} contested duel of half un 1 drove it shamefully away. Iii half ail. hour Generals Taylor, Mc and Green, with their respective sLiii's, their Headquarters in the city ol Br&shea T??K KESIT.T. Captured 1809 prisoners r.ntl "3 corr sin:,?-di fiicers ; >>3,(.it'K'i,0(lfl commissr.rv ?.t t si .500,1100 qiurtormiistors stores. gt*2:i? ufduaricc si.-res, ?IOC,000:*mctirca! store: .srarrison and regimental ll*?*. 1,000 t> 2,000 horses and mules, between six aud en thousand negroes.' sixteen guns, BI thousand eland of small arras,anda post of as tnucb importance io this country (ir Mi.;s.ii.it pi) ?5 l'art liudavn .and Yick>b iti fact tn? key to Louisiana ami Texa3. ' brilliant campaign of G?n?ral Taylor Lari ot?er great o?jf ct io. vicv/ and one of importance, viz-A diversion to forc? tho etuy to raise tho .siege of Port Hudson. now ha* lits choice, to loso Nea' Orluam ta abandon his operations against Port ll son, and relire with h?3 beuten aud detoo: izori army into that city. .. Tho captured flags are in charge of M: Tom Ochiltree, A. A. Gen. Taylor's sta:!', route tb Lt. Gee. Smith. . . ' Tba New Voil; Herald's New Orleans r respo ?dent, in bis account of the capt) which mainly coincides with the above, ai detailing tho losses i-i prisoners, &c. says ^Lxii this was not the worst part of I busiuess. Tlio Confed?rate?, by thc capli of our force, gained potsrstion of^ort Bm auae? and Fort Shrine, ant] amit lier sinai tan h work furtber down tho Lay. On tin fortifications were mounted eighteen or twi ty guns of heavy CAhbre, PeVOral ol which wt the finest lido pieces we hud in this dopa oient. Some of tho pieces we lo.it were those i cently taken from Camp i'urapot, oLuets ru ed from ibo steamer Ilinstnan, that sank tao 'nay last March. Altogether thin is o Ol' tile severest hiowo thc rebela Luve dealt in ibis part of the country. The Two In valions-'-A Contrast. The New York World thu - draw? c!?o cc tnujt between the Yankee invasion at l South and thc Confederate inva?iou at. t North: The organs of thc Administration aro li ginning to discover ti-at tito miserable sc orris who devote themselves ti? burning J tun?eles* low?i and rubbing non-comliataii at lb'! South,- toe cursing the cause ?Un they aro paid lo servo. Tho mau m'.?st I blind indeed who docs not sec that the coi trust which these villainies establish bot we? our own invadion of tho South and tile too invadion of the North, is one of the" mo effective ..blows that ita:-, yet boen -struck I thy administration at the hope, of the fjhioi lt i* Childish*to attempt to parry this Wo by appealing to the destruction ofour'shi| ut sets by the rehr.l privateer'. Thc law*- an usages ?ii civilize.! war, which utterly fi.rb Hie seizure of private pn.-porty on land, po m if private |uv?pcrty to bc sc-h.-.-l al sea. ship belonging to private citizens i- the lav lui prize of a belligerent commodore ; Lut bel libere tit Mi'jor-Gonentj wno lakes posse sion of tiie .silver spoons nf a private cit izo is simply a thief. The vessel? which ai bunted ai sea by tito' Alabama or thc fneoii; ili"Se ..chartered libertines" whom Mr. Wolli makes free of the Atlantic, arc tho propers by thc laws of war. of those who bum then and would bc so adjudged to bo by the cottri if carricdjnto a neutral port. But it won! be bard to lind any court which would cor linn the rigut of a cavalry Colour! to chop u silver salvers with an axe in order to cr-.r them into bi" bolsters, or which would coir.'e to a negro Corporal the fee-simple of til houses which be burns over thc beads ? women and chiUren by thc order of bis wu;c; faced but black-hearted commauder. \\ hen wc lind General'Leo retaiiutitig ur on the farmers of Pennsylvania' all that linn ter has inflicted upon the planters of Coon|i and Caroliua; when rapine and arson ?et u in thc captured towns of thc North thc sam infernal c:\ruTTnl to which they have boc invited in tho South, then, and not titi thee we .may', call upon the world to-witiiosa tba the'oltteers r.nd soldiers of the slaveliolder rebcliioti nui realty VJ> reckless of hmhsntt; and nf decency att the oJHccra and soldici?s c liberty anti tho Union ! In the meantime ii is thc hidcum duty i-f eveiy unit; who re spects Itiinself and his couniry, hs'picseja honor and its future fame, to pnitcst wit!; ;.! tho power that God bas given him against ; c iiirs? of policy which sups iho fouutj.i?:.?. om- hopes, ?..id makes our von uatr.c r. h^s? ing U?? a reproach'! iiuiong ti'': nations. " . A GREAT l?tKVATon,-A Sputheru gent?o I rnvn once, m OTO "t th? hotels ?ti indiana, pr;? ? ceiving that tie. dloV&g rtjem'servitiit, a ;.tjj>o j was bas le wi: 4 bh ?ueotioa elsewhere, lo Li; i ne. Itct-'^allcd itu J?b.i, urJ accosted bini ii tbiS -.vise: . John, I have ?or'vunts a!, home, and an waited upon us a gentleman shoulu be. J am neglected here, and nm tire i of il. J give you fair notice that ? shall inform * flu proprietors of your conduct, unless you be "have belier." The consci|Ueiicc was, John became vorj attentive during the lew days the gctitiumnr remained; On going away, tue genUemir called John up, and presented bim with t dollar of two. which he tba? acknowledged " Tiiauk'o ;na:.?a. Smilhoru genitnon-.il veavs HO-tvpfiuiand us if we don't tend 'cai right, but dey always,gives us a dollnr or Uu 'lyre dey loave. Bul deae . Aboiiainuin gfin moil niigbtly bard lo suit, an :quiro i>? muet 'trillion : au wh?u dey leave, strike yer han, look up to de sky/an uay 'find bless yon. ni) unlortlinnie firer., au devale jirti in d?>. scull ob Lmnanity,' bi somelhin like dal, .bul dr) nebcr givci us & dc-llur to elevate us," I STATT OFSOfTI? CARO?/?NA. i *v v ??s. ; : . AlJJltTAXT AXD IX-l'HCTOn-G'?S.T.Al'fl OFWCB, COLUMBIA, 3uJy LOj IPCS.-. I GENERAL Ol'. DE ll 3 AU -2. CHARLESTON.is uttuckcd h; laa-1 ard nov It i? wir stiongriold an-l tho gate through ? waich ibo enemy hope to pas? irf.? tho interior tu I overrun ?u.d devastate our f-'tuie Tho r.oc-i-i?y ? tlem.mds prompt and decisive netinn. It "ivti-. boped that thc turin of servie') vf the irooj?.? !? te'y ea!lcd for looal dul'coco would, not begin til! ibo 1st of August noxt. But, v.hen our homes-our all is threatened, ii in no time to dis<"np the ques tion. Tho term of six month??' service of tiicse .troops -rill bc gntdited with the linc thi [.resent emergency ealRun?m into tho ?old. 1. The coin pan lei lsttcly organized for lr.C:il de fence and special service in thc State in tho fol lowing Regiments, wiil assemble et tho timos hereinafter mutet?, nt the most convenient stations I on the railroads, und proceed imundiaMy to thc cjty cf Charleston, lo vtit : In thal 1th, l -th, loth, 1 Ith, 15th nnd ?Hd. (Trj'rd Brigade,) "tho Stilb, 2lit, 22d, 2.W abd44th, (Fifth Brigade.) on WEb j * BSDA Y, tl.e 'oth institut, (July;) and thc ivui [.panics organixod'ia tho-S4tb, 2ab, ?Otb, 27?i, (Sixth Brigade.) tba 23th, i'Jth, 50th, (Seventh Itrigndo,) 31a?; Md, 3Sd, iUi-h'h Brigade,) ou THUJ?Sl).i Y lie t)?/.*??Wo?if, (July.) ll. Thc troops w'nl provide tiien.sciros with clothing aud'fonr tiny;,' rutionfi. They will bo armed on their arrival in Charleston. Ul. Tho Commanding ??mers of C'.mpanio? will have tho moa warned to attend *? the di-Mg n.ifcd points on tho railroad*;, and tiro horohy authorized lo issue oertiheatos of transportation to Charleston. IV. Tho Corotnucding, Officors of Con:pnnief> will report to ?hoso lloadquartors on their arrival in Charleston, anti the Companies wilL be .organ ised into Regiment--, aftci th'oj luve .'? reported. V. The troop" raised ia the frith I 2?:h K*gi ?nents"(Fairfield) will organise i-tj or.o Com?ui:iy (.afore proceedii ?$ tu Cnurk-eiV.n, end tho Com manding Otfo-crs of said Regiments will assemble tho men for th>vt purpose! VC. Tho Captains ti Comp?tales will imoi?di itely extend these oidcrs, on their publication, without wr.it.icjr 'or ?a.*ther order.-: : and the Cum io au di ti g Officer* nf Regiments wiil cotumunieate tho s it?e imto*?iat>>ly to '.uo C?ra*a*.ii':'iig O?-irer* .f CoLijwuic-, employing couriers for that pu: ;to.<o, i:' iieceiwary.at tho expense of ?ho State. '?"ll. Tho Cr.mpuhies organisa*! 5u t..-> otho* llv'^hiinnls will hold ?icmsolvcs itt :o?.di.-.c?.- tr rnuvo a* tho shortest holieo. Ry eomm.'W.d : (.Sig?.ic?|] . A. C. GARLINtsTCN, Adjutaat.an'd lns?ieclor-?cr.-;rul ot c. C. OfHeirJ : G. A. FoLTJ.t, A. A. G. July lo lt 23 A i? JUTA ST Attn lN.?fKcron-CK.VKrtAi.*.s Ofrica, Com MttiA. S. C., July lt?, ISM. G EX ER AL O H li EE "VG. ?{. fTill? IlEAUQUA?TEUS of his Rxecllency . tho Governor mol Coinmander-id Chief 14 ir^nsferred to tjhurleston for thu present. Ail eoinuiuiiications must be'n'ddreaeed ut that point By command : A. 0/GARLING TON, Adjutant and Inspector-General S. C. July IS lt 2S ED?f]FIELD MAL?] ACAM.TO rjTtlftlS Institution will I?i Ofiontd on the ITt.o il Ajrsust by Rfrji JOSKPH M. SiTELLXA N ??. .10 will tiiko ehargo ot Twenty-five Scholars al il lt our rjunrtor. Mr. SL Wi CAMDON Mil' take charge of -M others, over th:*t nutnbur, nt tho santo time un! plaec, und on the sanie t'*rmi?. R; T. M IMS. t.F.O. A. A OP rs ON, KDAITJSD PfiNN, Z. W*. CAP.WILE, A. G. TEA G LFK, Trustees. J'i'y S, , .fi 27 State of South:Carolina. ts .?-?> '.*.. ' .So.-' -. ' EXEC??IVE DSPARTMTINT, i Cor.TtMjiiA, July 2. .1 WIlEllE VS, information h;i> been rccelred at tbi.-: deparlnienttSiat WILLIAM T. MO;?', >\ho w?i in tlic j-iil of Uich'la**U Itist'?-?t iimler Miiiteurto ni 'L-iirii for O10 inurder of .!.H?O? i'hil liiir, ?ii!, osi tho night of tito 27lh nf June, suaka his ?.>"npc fr.iui iii? ??i'i jail: . N ow thc ic:' -rs. C, M.< ?LEDGE L. LON ITA Af, Gnverio?r?f thc. State of.S'i-ith On"rolintt, do hfro l>y olf?r a reward of 0\*M THOUSAND DOL LARS for'tho apprehension ot" tno rain tVillimn T. Most und his delivery kiio any j..il iii this State. S.ii-l Moss in about 2^ vr.-\r? oil, ? feel ID inches high, weighs nlmnt 140 ins., dark h.-iir, wears * moustache nud is rather good lookiog. Ec is from Wake county, North Carolina, j Oivcn under my he'iid nnd thc ?c?il of thft J Sf".to, nt C'llumhia, this second day of [L. H.] July, A. D. ouo vhoujand riptht huuiTrcd and sixtv-tiirte. K. h. BONUAM. WM. It. Ilt.iiT, Secrct-iry of Stuic. Jul'yS !m_ 27 State of Soutii Carolina, EDGEFIfiLJJ DISTRICT, IN ORDINARY. BY W. F. DUL'ISOE, Fiq., .Ordiuury of Edge ftclil District., - Whereas, Kary'McCoioo ba? applied tb mu for Lcttors of Administration; on ali .-.nd golnr tho gooda and nhtil?cs, right5 ?LU? credits of B. "Washington-. Wade,' lalo of tho District i nioresaid, doe'd. . These arti, thmfore; to.citcaud itdmoDish r.l! ar.*! .-ire*" 1?.-, lite tiudreti a?id credUori of thu said i'.ee?ascd, i? boianJ appear bef?ro t.- <., ?t our iic-kt Gtdi?.ir.vV Cr.-tr: f?V the s?M !'i-i:c.', li b? holden r.t Edgofield C. IT., cn i:;o :!7?h day o? July in sh, !' stiowtcacoc, if spy, why ih-j ?ai?2 luluiiuiatrntion should not Lc g-.-.i.. .-.I. Oirjp.an<le.?..tay hn-t i rind spal, thia l^th dar of July in tho y:--r -if our Loni .me thousand oixht hunSred roiJ Six*y-tbr?c; sud in thc :lu.'- 'f *ot thtli year of tho indop^uiiein't; or Soutb Caro tina. * . V-VF.:BUilI302,0.E.D. July?? _ 2t_ 2) ri A i r? A tirio ? JUST received .** BU for ?tlc nt (ha S rote former ly ocebpiod by J. S. MOBLEY ? ?j., several ' ilSCd of Ko. iO WiiiUemore ?"?'.?O? Canis, And Ko. ? anil ii Wool Catti.s, ' Of Superior quality, (tee Caan Entlieh COPPK lt A S. Also, RICE, BUGAR, DRY GOODS, READY MADE CLOTHING, STATIONARY, Ac, Ac. N. tiALLAIt?R. July 7_.__2l?_- 27 :'WHEAT WANTED At Granito Milis, Augusta, Georgia. Ti.'IE lindcrsignoi', bsvlngjiurchaspil thc abovo irell-known MILLS, ?ituhi?d on tho Augus ta Canal, (forjur-rly owned hy B. II. Warrell.) will i.uy tho il [GUEST MARKET PRICK for h.-tti UKI) ANW -V. IJITK WHEAT. Parties desiring to 'ell will*ple?ae rall on (?KA), T. JACKSON c-v <;?)., No. 2-18 Masonic IJull Building, Broad St. Augusta, Git-, July 7 om* i$ 4 ?f?uabic Plantation Jb'O i ?. B-AJ^K. ntyfti oa?.?.i.?cr Mi?es lorsal? '.i.' > AL'EA'lL? ii. i ?.itfTAT!'?3 cpnialuiiig Six^caMSsiiiir^l au 1 T'*tiy tes, M re >r less," ly big <.n Turk*. c.v. !c, ii li ?.? ed hy i?od.< ol yul. J. C. Lre.k?, Cap?.. E.ig..iu L'ur, 0?nrge Uland abd o?ier'. Th's Plan I ition is ?Stu&ted ahaui 7 mijp; ^i .j of Kdgoliui.l Vd Iago, cu tb? ?vjA-i-ci.-y EJ.,:, in ? piuusliiit ibid healthy locality, sad ta tko u?.Ui ?if a retitled mi J na ?greca ?ile ii?:??bbtrhowl; i - About ir.e-h?U' ut' ruis Tract nf L inri Ucioare ! and a u?n?id?. able portion of it in ?i high sta*? nf t-ullivarira. Tl.? ot ber be If ni th** Tract is in nativo furvai-ro bounding ip 0-1:, ?iekoiy wf.i Pino j;ww; li, Tboro are on th" pr>:tui?fs s'l nc*. -:iry plnntn . ti >a"Ku:l;licgs-o?! i-, ?-.o'! icpair. TVs Traci i.' wuli vrii'oru.l, PH! is ono of ibu beat1 rspyes cattle i? thc L>'siri-t. Tit* land i-: wa?! t?dajJtod tu Cut ton, Cora. J,'.;:'.!'. (J .-uir., fie. [.'..- furner infuriation ?M.-.'V Mr. .r.i?. M. UarrL-n, al the Sheriff's Oolee; "\?< Cul'-I, S. C." ELBERT ULANDI J"ly 7. ' ii 27 Charleston Covricr wiTple- .- . -\ny twice a -.voe!: f?r une mon tb and forward account forth wiih lo thi* offie?. ?. mm?mr JASP?N. "ST Publi?h?d. and' for salo by N. S. M'-RSR A COMPLETE lil'.iU.W'?iTCAL SKPTCJI CF.'! STONEWALL'' JACKSON By CHARW?S I?AL?-OLK: Cajttg a ?'U!| ami .-!..?? uv. ie t-oeuuiitol Lending Everns '-f hi) T?' , hi/ ?.'vbi- Ma rnent?, abd t'a-j Obsequios at tiichutond mid L?c imrtoii. This wnrh contains many ?.needMes nf (he ?I lu'trions so?dic unit navy never berum bcc.i pub lished. . . . . i''-r salo by ai! !*" >k 'Stores and 2\ ;ws Agents. Pri?e $1.00. Tho trade suppliod at a liberal d> connt. "';..}- Ail oidor.. saiarosscd to r.s t.??! bq prompt ly, ulled. X. SiJiIOttSE X CO. Augite.:. Ca., Jcne24, Kt 2? Sloe Ile;! No lice. PrjKSV?T?T lon -zr'; of El. etion ??mee! hy linn. ty. Ti. p.-rter, J'r.sv.r-.-X of thc Senate, io the-manager* of k (entions for tho District cf I &tgc&*!d, Mtore . b-. un c!'-::o-i he'd un the Bcemid 'j'uesday . t Au*ii*t tu JJ?, for SENATOR, tn Iii! iii? v;>- -.t'f-y ...;?;j>-...r.cd by tho death of b"u?i; AttTiny: S?MJCJ:??. i'., ty. SET.RELS, l't:A--. June 21 t?: ?5 ?o-sait?fcd io ?ac Ja? OT ?bis District, cn t!io !Sth !ri-t., a !;:.:;!..? i ian wbo siys hia name is KLftb'RT. hui is fr,e i|Runtly .'.fllicd Albert, ar,d ti Ivitg, lirius lit A':ai::a. arrr.'ed'rh-.T. st his ??IV.- ht.uso in <i.t lipper p:.rt of thU' Wstrict ^ ti-: .fillw?t i-- t.'>.v:-. 27 ? year* of age, weighs nlh'.ut 1*0 grounds, !.. .'. f..:t :? i;?:ites h:g!i, dark complected. Zo marks ef ?e?ir.: Coticc.f. The owucr is reques'ed to como forward, prove propr-rly, nay charges and take hun away, ?thor, wiso he ?ill he dealt with as th? is.? directs. L li. KcCULLO?QB, J. E. D. Juno 21, ' if 25 i|Runt)y ii?lied Allier', and (but he i,Ji-.:.^.: t i J-..<. filbert *ay.? bu tr?s FUBNIfUfiE! . Shave now un baud a birjjc Ptock of BEI1. IMi?M FXi'h??ITIJRR, ia of froiii H t 12 pieces, Maliogaay, K iKU?eb-dand Funev Faint, ed. A small l-t of P?Tib'JK -Jfiflf???TlJIU?. A'?. .. RfiWiKc TABbfii;, vruvrimd TAKL? J.>7 "r?:u TAUbKS, \VMuur~WAKl'KUhfi.S, CH UH;, a ftiw ?ATTitAS'?S?S, and all aniel* usually ac?; in tuc ?iir:ii:ure-Uiie,J?uat of And will bo sold low for g .od paper when the ..aili is nut convenient Burial Oases ! I k'pcp constantly oil a fall >l<.idc of Ma*:o r.inv jOctttgori l.od 'CUI'l'''.N'S. A!,-.., Coverod-ltiiisebed COFFINS, plain Imr. neatly trimmed, at $2?. Uso nf lloiir:ift ?? por day, or trtfin-'i <. ,-cr a day. '? wilt coutiauc tu keen a supi.lv on band ready furdolivnry. J. M. WITT. Mar !0 ?? 10 J. E. MXHS&ER, ISO ZrtKil Si?, Aiigsst?t, C?fi [3,-rY PAUTICCLAlt ATTENTION trill h. IT i ci?vn to thc lli-pRir?rg of W ATC li Bi*, t... ICS and JEV.'ELKi*. Kv?ry ciTorl ?vi.i ?ii ubi in *t"eep .. mj rxlensivb Stu' !, of To ruit every defect of vision. Tl'o balance u:" v,ty Sm.-lt nf ULOCKS, FANCY GOODS, PLATED ".Y AKI-:, Ah., viii h.: sold lov FOR CASH ONLY; Augusta, .J?n 20 tf :.? LAND FOE SALE. ra^IJ K Salwuribcr >T-> . for salo privatoly ?he A IIOMl'l.TfEAD PLANTATION of Ko!..-,-. J-.iir.i.!;r^ d.?'d.f?n t-l^-cileld District, containing SINK m!M>itiu> A?;a.*.:..*. nituiita cu 'Stevana' ?fcuk, on tho Ureul hading r..:?? Augusta '?> Calhftnn's Mills, 28. ni??s fr.-n. Augusta, and bounded bj '> .?'..'1 t?r. J. J. Cart le iso. Sirs. Cartlcdgo. S. L. L'iairaiid ether?. There arcoon the plaeo a cymlbrtable Dwelling iii.n." mi I ?.'I necessary nutbailding!-. There ?nv ?eventy;fivc a vos of g?*d bottom land, ?nd thirry aitroii ?f l:?nd ?oVn itt Wheat, and ahnn't forty in Oats. The piareis well watered ?ml Umbered mid is in a high sintu ..f cnltivatior.. If a pu. cha vr .-an?*c !? .;i i ?oo:" I ~i'l fcll with thc place Seventy live Hoad nf Sheep, it.oii uf Cattle, Ac. Lr. J. J. Virile.'::." -r tho Snhsirihcr will lal:? plcasur.: in showing thc plice tn any ODO detirott? of pu>ahai*ing an ?scellent plnutitlTiii. 2?r*Tcrma ett?y. ty. D. JENNINOS, Ex'or. M-.ir-( . if '9 Morgan Steiiicm for Bale .a il AVK for snlos T?? oH?lTtJ f I ItREii >:<>::> %. *.:A>* STAL?ilOf?. He is'a beautiful hey, six rears oM, of liaii.lsoino ^yiilMfttry niidol' Ciio anion. Pu?uws wishing ;* engage in riMriu^ Horse? triii ii.? wt-ll tn cyiishler this iipp?r'.iiiiiiy. i'or runhur information call mi .Mr. Jo?. M. Har rison, at tho ?ucrlT'' OCic?. ELVE ai BLAND. July 7. ti 27 Notice. MEM HE .IS of my Company nt homo <~. sielt Iiirh>ugh mus' ;ioaiV#c?,'y scud un sargouii*!i iioriit?c-.tcs l?ion'.r.?v far cs*en?bn or fiirluiish, or I-wili bs "fnririd to r?nJrl liictu rbsvat ?it?""nt b-ivo. A privat?, ph'ysii Ian's ceriiScat*f '!' if - r tifivs Unit she man v: ?ri ?.ht? to v-? ' > .'' is'irgeon. an-J is ?warn tu b:fo;t>a ?Micislr^tc, ? I! procure esttniios. RUE. N'?C|i0??S0:>, Capt. Cn. l?. l?.:-?:-.'J>. Lejrion. C-,::;*' Noar i'?tsrsburx. V:.. . Juuc 2.'., 1833'. J Liv :', ... .".t 27 Notieo. A LT. pfrsona of tlx- Li-tv.? Rittr.?io";? 3'h Eccl .CS. Idvtts '...!. . ?.llcd t'J r..- p::?l.! io . .. . ? fur i,i?jt.r on tho coast, wi?i pay ra tlso 7rov.i-rsr*..y .ttuj 2.V.h July, ?;;0t!, :-';-l c-rvc enefc ;.ftv.' Lhai dp,io iiw necouats will be pbicoil io tho C???k's Office foi ooiloctioa. bali 1?0LS0N, Tr^-. ..'nly 7_ _2l 27 Strayed or Stolen, . ?JR0M the subscriber's plantation a COW with ' out horns, red head ami rod on sides j back and "Ally white. Her murk is a ump on" cud of hnth outs, and a crop anti cut nuder thc right, .She hod a bell on, when she left. Hr: was raiVed by Mr. Lee Ilolaton, near Keil Hill, fidgciiclrt District. I will pay SlO for ber reepvery. Any inf. rm.t?on concorufog said Cow ilinnkfully ra ccivod. ALLEN FRANKLIN. Aik.-a, S. C., July 7, 2t* 27 C'XLL AT TJii: HAMt?URtl 1?. O. :ii.-l get your l'\;vl' KCTCONS, superior tutanylhlug ever offered in this market, at low uri.os. CALL AT Till-: IIAMRUR?? POST OFFICE and got your ?- \ 1.1', Kupotlor lu Liverpool, at ?ow prices, lind in good < tum KU-';- t.'.-? bushel* per sack. tx. L. U UN TRY. 1*. Al. llaaiburji, June ::u it 2fl O .A.1STX>X!OJ& OTPS'; i',?,- ??.?y i If UEK?*. ll. G A KLM AN. . i i. (Mi .hf. 5 . 1VU.ci.**;.2. . AT*, W?ST, .'y?Ah liJ.^iVI), fi. V. CO-'J hl. WI ul. IA iii SR?tftSS, JACOE ji.;l'-:T, STARLTN-fl I-t.'RNKW., C. Al. MAY, L'??ARLtiS OAP.TKR. BERKY F-'i W. ?. ?.Mt.I.f..U'A y. BEN.T. K^i'K?t, ;'-<r f'1-rf?. . ?AOIvSOil fj'Vv'AR. ?. HARRISON, Fer Ordiunry. vr. r. DU BISO K. Ort. ?*. PAKJCKK wi'i ;,c in hi.? office i.-."'uli.ri? tsuttii li'ay dtirtcg fal'--day wc.i. : but ?Xivi linn hu will ..?ly bo then occasionally, < bis .le.?; ?OH.L? er?gftgcments Uiroughoiit tb* j>? trie*, littuii?d m 1Mb pf Mg <,r*i:%t\i,n. '?aiing td i a j rh? Mgfo's: Cash pri?es fur [/colletry I.IU'.CJlai.-,, ho wit' hereafter ?iork ONLY r"OR CASH. Sm?: Hi ti ?? J Natis i Nails! ?7ST.r*cciv?;-i THREE KEGS NAiLS-8. Kl mid 12d. Fur Milo by E.P1?2.N, Ag'. June 17 t? 24 rfagroes Wanted. fry g WISH to pa?clmse Fl J."f\ LIKELY * i. ? J ?'>s, and a>e prepared m nay Mic HIGHEST C?VSH PRICKS. . We liave I.?J br?td a LIKELY WOMAN WITH FOUR CHILDREN wkreb wo will he /ico.>od io sell ur exchange fu- other Ne'croea. GLOVER .i. c-l'LLIVAN. wan 28 If- . -i State o: ?ofctfc ?^roliiia, KDOioyii^sThicT, ' ut on i)ut;A k Y. M. ^.-Entis^in, Avov'r. ot'thc E?tats *| of b. G. ?VaRinas, dcc'd., j j. DiisLtiel! a:?d wife Lucretia, i ?ttfjt S. Til'cmlt itcd o'.hcrs ? WKEUBA'i M A. R.iNSUM. AdminferntAr ? i 'ho (?.-tata .-f Sar*b li. '-lui mau, in.o'd.. li ?.-, .i?ip'.i -d lo tue. by petition in wt'ltiog. praying that i part ol the pnecneds of juc Keals lis?ate of tim said ?aruh K. tc?liiuao, duc.M., may be piad . tv bim, :o sn ti? fy debts a^n'r-ft the sai<? Es tate: ; :i? ii arpeiitiug to ?oy satisfaction thrt Willum G. Coleman and Middleton Morely mid ni.? ?'ii? Elizabeth, two of tho Dofondants iu ti"! above slated cn?e, r?side beyond tiio limits ol' ibis State. Is i-therefore ordered and^ decreed ttiat .hoy do appear al II Court nf Ordinary to he hcf .icu ut.Edgelbdd C. fl , hr Edg?fi<dd District, ou . Monday, tho it 1st day of Angii-i, 11*63, to show cause, u' ny they can, why a por'.i-.m of thu pro is nt' the sale of the Real Lsiato uf Sarah R. G?liuimi. rlcc'ii., told hy me for partition und di vidion, should not be paid ever lo thtfsaid M. A. ;-.i.t .>-ia. lo liqu?dalo the -debts ngamal .-aid Es tai?', or their consent lo tho hjiao will uc eutored ol' record. tiivcu under my h<md.and soul, th:s lim Zutli d.iy cf May, loot. >v. F. nrr.isoE, o.t.o. June 3 ? 3m ' Ti to U L4Dzi?&Lt% fr AA SACK? n. c. KALTf obi aod diyi tJXjO 50 ?' Liverpool SALT; j.itf ii ?.ts. N. C. riiOUK; I5? ? -ijnnl ?J ttl IK bia. H. O. Syrup; I'??) l?i.rf-- Pine t.'iiowini: TOIIAC?O. ; 50 ??bia. A pp it: tutti Puajsli I>iaii<iy; IO ** l'iac C?rii iVbisKcy-f MALAGA m..! I'OHT VrjN'K; CnKltliY RliAM. V mm CORD ?A. LS ; . L'i? T 1'L h!D LIQUORS ?nd WINK.-.; .lr t:?? -i ??- i -. a.?. .-.?MIA . ttl'--.. i;\ i,. .-i'.xh-, .?..-.Ae. Pog^.ther wini i< g^oil Bs?'.ir?rin'e?t of FAMILY . ; liUZi?Llii'.?.,->ii batid I t- r --Ie rv e'prvr;vc A.U^'J?IH, Geo. Ma - 2ii * Cm . 2u ENVELOPES. ySSTV. Sin? . now .'il han" i foo.! stiTM.ly "r E>7 V ? \ tl Lt; :.:...->. iv.,?mre.-? I hi* tiiiice. ?_M:.y i'7' . _ . tf 21 Administrator's Notice. & LL person having any dem-.uda against.(ho ija. Cst ii tu ol* John' A. Cr iwd-'ir, d etea-od. ar?; rtxtuestod to prrsfut them to the subscriber jon or bi t'oro tho 2{l*h Ju!y next, as on that day a final s-.ftlement will bo made in Hie Ordinary's Office. Also,'all person's.indebted to .-..id Estate artf so licited i-? pny up bv that time? G. M.SPEARMAN, Adm'or. Muy 5 .tm IS . Nails ! Nails ? "."TL'ST rocived an nnmrtineni cf sizes from 4d *9 to 12d-boat quality. Hamborg, June 0 *J. *J|Gi:RLe.Y. SALT FOR FARMERS ? ?yJAVIPG itccotttsd tl.e Ai^ehey of mi oxtcusive .?..f SALT Wi Rr\r-, ['will be nhl- to furnish ?.'? >i'P in inrcf or small quantities, ?ind will bo governed by thc*lowest market price iu Hamburg ??r Augusta. S. V.. HOWERS. Agent. Hamburg, M-ir 30 3m . 13 Nptice. ALT, por.-ions indebted to thc Estate of JS?T.OT C. Henderson, ilcc'd., oro requested to moho paynienl by tho 1st day Hf Oetobor, Ilsfi3,/J?t.d 'ihosii having demandis against snid Estate ar? rs quc?tcd '.'i present them forthwith, as I desire :o make a final seulement cu thai day . L. CURLEY, Adm'r. . Oct l,.18f?2. . ly 40 Notice. /f. LL persons having do'mands ntrainft the E.; tuto ni' XVililfi?i Ii. Kiddlbton. ib'fi'd., are re .lin-ted lo priscot ihttm to the under?ic.oed, und iLi.-u indebted to -ai.l L.-ute ere reuuosted t.o make immediate payment. EMI?Y MIDDLETON, Adm'ix. M :.r 4 . ?rn? U Sa~?s W?t-ntocl. CLE W C?)'X rON & V'L' LINEN RAGS can ho _ Sid-1 t'.,-r:.-L ht tun A-''.<.??/.?*..'. of'.irc A mr. 27 it 34 *. Vt iv.*? Xtffi.i t t&'fl TTTANTKI? lo IHre a 'JOOD TANXBR^OBSJ V V th?rengbiy ?ciiualnteil' with tho business. To stirb an oho liberal wagra aad constant em ployment will t-c q'i'.on. Appl#r io tho oudesignod at Xuckcr'b Foml, Edj.ef.cld t'istrict. S. C. JAS. TOMPKINS, July 1, il? " 28 ALL persons indebted to ibo Sot?le of John Jv. OwuUney.'dao'd., nco reheated to naako pay metVi u s early ns posAlblft. Tbdso having oiaims against the Estate tfiii .present thom, properly nuestoll, to br. A. G. Teague, niT authorised agent. LUCY* G WALT NEY, Ex'or. . Deo P, lS?2. ly <. NOTICE. LL persons having claims against the Estate .JV of Dr. J. Harwood Burt, doe'd., ^nro notified lo present thom, properly attested, ns the under lie.! ii prepared to ray the s:mo. Tho..e iu "ted to said Kstate aro requested to -oftlc prouipt 1- W. IL BURT, Ex'or. A lo p sii'tie.l .lobte, Sait and Rice. TIT.ST received and for as'o TU It EM TIERCES J vt rv M-,orior ?A LT and ONE Ti EUC KN B W ' 1 E. RK'.VN, Agi. k May 5? tf 20