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The state Of mississippi,
JASPER COUNTY.

Ia tie Pfobats lsart Of sail County. Apri.
7srm, 4. D. 1861
Notice to Eliza Matched and Henry W
Matehet. her husband Harriet BrowIt
aud - Brown. her Husband. and al
other persons Interested IN the settle
ment Of The estate Of NARY DEPRIEST,
deceased
W0U are hereby notified 10 be and ap
L pear in and before the Probate Cour
81 tue County and State aforesaid, at tue
Court Ilouse thereof, on the first MandaN
in June next. ihen and there to answer
The petition of Nc j "a Wall. Admh,istra-
iora an devastated Mary Depriest ,leceas
ed, for the sale OF orrlain slave in sail
! petition de eribed brlouging to the e.
tale 81 said drce,lenl, and shaw cause i
any YOU can, why sa'l safe should not d
made. and further TO do and l.eriafm suel
other things ,,s shall be considered BY Ia,
| Court aforesaid in the premises.
Witness. the Ion niami,, Thigpen
Judge Of Prub'te Of jasper County, th,
fast MondAv 10 April. A. q. 1861.
Given 0nd,r my h.sisd and sea
SEAL Of afiiee. the 10Th day Of April
Nz16->( a. u 1861.
THOMAS w.GRAYSoN, Clerk.
April 10, ls0I. 27-5t
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sam ssaosala,al .|sna, ~ eie
..malnl ~ "a tht .l.ni fsllea
and ne psfiias lra oFou9h.
'l,s 'y'' q a.,aJ : re ''una.
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are living 10
Public attention Is 80
~ 10 instrument Of warfare
every one ks 20 l.ar,s something
,irsut chem thai will Anable him ~ select
q goOl WEAPON in c 80 1t ner'
Among thu many patented ire arms We
hnv.. had ncfnsi''n - extminr ni's' "hH'h
strikes No al excellent aud efficient weH-
Jon l. Starr patent self c'Tking aud
lait trisg-r pistols navy six ,hooier..
The peculiarly IN this revolver Is ll'si
"a has tWb triggers conirnlimg esch other
" We may us.- the expression -hrsi, d
bong trigger placed ~ IN ~ Other l'i-l"i-'
nd q sniall.-r. or hair trigger. hot cnt-
c.,al~d IN ihr g1sr'l.' snlall -terl slni.ns
j. attached % the long Trigger. W lieu
Ibis spiiug l. pushed upwards. the l'ist"l
. srifrOckine revolver When tie spring
- pushed d0Whwatd-. pulling the trigger
1nly cncks the pistol. and to hre q uiTr
uust press the trigger. The weapon eii
shrn S. used. ~ Will. ~ q revolver or re-
p-ater for hAsiy shooting. or ~ y haiI
trigger pistol OF the incest accuracy tot
! DELIBERATE aim.
The range II this pistol Is perfect al
/ $50 yards IL viii put ball through two
inch plank without d~viaiinn. The sitl
| plicily ~ the mechanieism IS admirable
! The pistol can be taken 10 pieees an'
clesnrd By merely removing with tl'
i 6ugrrs a scrrw placed behind th- breech
1 Il carries rile ball, and j. trmded H. tia
same manner ~ the Colt pistol. II
comparatively light aud we'll handled.
Mr.. o. 3. Jennings. 90 Camp street
under the City Hotel, has for talr
large invoice 81 the beautiful specimel
sent 10 Us. Give Mr. Jennings = ell.
Nv o. P.cey~ns.
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| ETTERS al c,Dl..s -anm of the estate
G"f kUBERr HINTON, Sr.. deceased,
C OF Perry COaniy. State at Mississippi,
re grant me BY the Probate Curt uf
ID County, on the sIh day OF April A.
1861. So let all pereoms indebted 10
I'd estate make immediate payment, aid
all claims against said DE- {. dem be- ne
mtrd to me within two Years n%xt aiter
ais date, or they will he larrrd.
j. B KENNEDY, Collector
April &c, 1861. 2s-7t
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Tho slale or ,II..I.slppI.
JUNES LUU MY.
n tke Cfrcua Lu,,,f .ntrrh I'm, A D 49,

JONES CUU MY.
n The cfrepit cy'st .Herch Tenn, A. D. 1856
M 1876 W. ! Mechanics Lein.
D C. Wcibofn
THlS day comes the plaintiff by his
4 tprney. ami il Appearing TO the sat,
faction OF the court that defendant Is n,
ga hhabitant Of this State. on mott
81 Plaintiffs attorney IL Is ordered a.
publication be mode in the E,s,.yD fG,ra
a newspaper printed and published j
Panldius, Jasrer County Mississippi. &,
one month, requiring lheslelendant -
pear on or before rhr first day of
term OF this caurt 10 he i,.'
Monday of Srpiembe
answer or demur
in The case,
taken ~
ace
u. ls6l
o35 OF.
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Fa0N MoSToouEaf The Macon lGa. J
Telegraph .ays From a parry "a posi-
ton 70 know, We learn that the military
plans Of President Davis are but very pr
lially di-clos-d even 20 Congress itself.
The Presidents ref,osrs perirct oobntepce
IN she capacity and qualifications OF Grn.
lee Men are prodefed il abundance ;
Of money there i enough Ior the present,
and n Che var SHOULD be Proiraeied,
which Il i believed eill br be case. u
vorablr prospects are oiening tor the ~
ture. The uiuio<t confidence exists a
maintaining De- Saoihrnl honor and inde
lrn,leuoe NJ Ras-ell the special CIR.
Tenondent IL llle London Tunes, LET
Ndhiramery an,ly ratj.f&,l On ihess
pn',,;s -. TIE mdrr ,Iriliiy aud loyal
y 81 nur -rvilr reputation, I'd ~
rQhranil.l unity ~ our people ~ lHi
nfrdgale lar undergraduates. %. The ulfa
imposlbiliiy II fpeonslFuction'"
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81 arm, into Kentuoky-is eonfrmed. and
I'll 6srrett Davis and fFlends rels on the
constitutional euarautes Of the citizelM
right % bear arms.
Tie indio aiions are that the mnst Of
thearms viii iailinto hands which viii not
nnder ANY circumstances, fxht for Liu-
cnln'a cause. Cur will use them 70 sustain
Kentucky IN ab-Olute neutrality and isI
e.sr that Is Impossible. they will use them
n defence Of their homes. their frrpdom
anil the South ia some cases they .
aid % be placed ia The county iails, sub.
let 10 tie Kentuckys legitimate au.
.horiiies.
TlIeir Introduction Is conxidered by the
mare conservative state Rights men or
iarly lwbo undoubtedly constitute the
asi majority q Keuluckiunsl - y God
send.
NAsnvIttr. My 27.-Privaie dispatches
70 the Dnly Gszrftee Gays hgliiing louk
piace n narper's Ferry on Saturday, aud
int the en~uiy was rrl,ulsed.
Sunday u 6ght took place at Hampton.
nenr Fnrt Monroe. Six hundred Lincoln
tfootrs were killed and wounded. South.
ern lies nnly hny.
A partial return from Is counties in
Virginia show only - votes against seOes-
son.
Nav OaLzAxs. Nay 27.-The ,lOcp
Bsonklyn came to anchor Of Pas F0uire
Yesterday aud sent boat 10 Fort. Jack
soii informing them thai the blockade
! lad commenced
Flnbo Is with ice are coming down the
Ms -issippi
1 Tue crack battalion Of Washington
Lirht Tnmniry leave this evrning fuI
VreiniA. There will be an imposing dis
/ plas on their departure.
Subscription bpaks are already open iol
the purpose of obtaining relief for IN.
family OF Jackson. who killed Ellsworth
FanH MONTGOMERY.
| MaSraonrRr. Nay q business is alnio~
suspended ia the departments. The ~
| lers. d.riimri.is and furniture are All To-
ing ,acke,i up ami directed To Richmond
Ia = dsy or two everything wall be o.
! the rOuie 10 Richmond.
- BEFAs1uRk on TkOoFs.
NFw OaLEANs May 27.-The Washing
ton Ariill ry left this evening for Rich
} mond. Their march from the Arsenal t.
the Jackson Railway Depot Was one con
tiuuous ovation. The streets and balco
mics along the liue OF the procession
were den ely filed with men, wouiei
and children. who greeted them W,li
cheers rs they passed.
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na.oov. AaoEshsaa. 0iKy. for Fac s6utA
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Pltrick shannon. def't.
james furner. GatniSilee.

James furneF, GarniShee.
TT pom hi, case being called. and it a
- pearina tn the satisfaction of q
Court that Janps Turner, the G rnishe
is not resident OF tins State. but resid
lryoud the limits thereof 50 that The &,
dlna,y process oil this Ciart cannot
executed ag INST BIN, therefore. il IS 1"
dvred by tlir Court. that lac enter his
pearince herein on or bel,,re Ih.. first d.
st the next terw ot this Court TO be, h..
den al Ihe COurihuse in the iown-of II
non, the secnnd Monday Of August. n. ,
eu-uing and -haw Cause. If he can. wi
the plaintiff sla,ll not have iudsm.l
against him for the amount of his deL
and costs
II is further ordered, that copy Of IL
/ ord-r he published Ia The EtSt.ra Cz,,rio
a Newspaper published in the town
/ Pdul'lIng, arcs week for one month
I - WFne~s nav hahd and zeal
I is Office. This April Oh. A. d 1876
: 49, {. W. HENDER,ON,
c. Z. c. l.. c.
April 10, 1861. 27t5l
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THosE KGvrucKY RssiugNTs AGAIS.-A
private lriier from Cinciunaii TO the
Nashville Patriot gives some &C ount OF
the two regiments" reported by the t-le
graph ~ ba5ing been offered Lincoln nom
Kentucky. Tie fellow. Who Is enlist
ing. Is On ex-ediior Of an abolition shret
iormerly published in Indiana. The
privales are repreze nted as "a set OF
wharf rats. sc1undrels iail-birds and loaf
ers in Cincinnati. with few German tur
ners and yagabonds 10 Newport"
The correspondent adds II vill ven
lure 10 assort that. IN the whole two regl'
mrnls. there are not City true krniuck
ians born Of Kentucky parents. sud who
from infancy. hive been taught 70 speak
the Eugli.h laaeoase. - henPkis AgPeat
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Nrobsl The vioksburr
w1 .sysi W tn1 : planter n ihia
80 ~. who o. 49, ohastd bat three
t.s.si. OF port IN W asi tWeniy years
us 80 nov n iaat foe another
rs md sxpe,s IS byids ior himself
N ~ failure = go ar aat.
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? A eorsa sa Of The New York
Tas ayu
n.,or aa.n aicd that Senator
u.'I.s hsd 81. ~ appintment =
.iiar g-e. skrd che Prrsideni
W 49, 90. it vas noe Oh q
n.'r NJ Deeds nor biz lriends bal
49, iE had noe ihouFht Of
- - it lie alap sail. thai
al .s,ls BE- appointed IRON
.is.I !. be A lh4rs we're man,
80 .snll Dr. 81 w.. DouFlas in
th.t fh,n The SENATOR uas the
ara 70 ~ nf anticipated iroubl'
in M yisnd oini out the prop
rn.. Pes and Annapnlif an
- - ~. N ,nrus anl OIL Pom
r we're ninis tllat cnfumsn -
fl.n 80 ~ .rii,,n 81 counilF. ~
L r..f-M mith l,leasurs ~ o.
f..E a. -. carrier than msir
efh r.ilra hiin. announcing hi
49, nsl'na Inud b. him. and ~
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The State or SITsSisSippi,


IA Probate Co0t sad COaas. hay Term,
a. D, lS6Ia
70 all persons interested in the estate OF
In>EY MDrT d-c-,,,ed
TUE report OF j ~ shows. clerk. IS
i commissioner "ii die r,l,rri 4" the
insolvency OF the estate 81 lUSEY MOTT
deceased l'ring Inspected ~ tie urt. il
ordered lO be flied, aud This pubsica'
ion h,. IA ale far three succe-ive weeks
"a the Eastern Ct, a. "A newspaper publish.
Il M the iowa oF Pauldins. la-ter couu.
y. Mississippi. Wari,ing all creditor o
aid estate. and al ~ r-"uS Interested ia
.all estate, 60 nrpe.r b-f',rs- 'lir neNl
.-rui oi ilr cuurt 9" l,- ho'd,.n ia AID fn
aid county ~ the Cuuri II u.s.. th,r,-nr
IA Ihs. 2nd NJ rnl y"r July mkt 10 STOW
cause it amy tar. he, why said repoq
should not he allowed.
Given under my hand and
( SEAL. lserl Of ofiiee ,hi- The l4th day
\-/of Nav. A D lS6l
d. 81. SHOWS, Clerk.
May q. 1861. 32-3t
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Tas cLsaias Owe n We editors and
r..r of ,ha hsnds ~ ne Clarion eaiai'
f.hm.nt on WEDNESDAY. ior the wars
ran thsi large number % printers volan.
ssn.inr an over che co1niry. We shall pio
Ih ara a dnoalt TO- replsuiab our
fsros bet ~ aho hagu aieid. vii en-
d..ssr by working he harder. 10 seeih"i
a. papps looars none Of its Interest. The
ali ,urroua|na topic a. present. ;. he va.
sad ihs rsaasr uny sEpeoi 10 aad IN or
calamos e. hail aoooants of that ~ their
$40. d.asnalans alli coniain.
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NEW ORLEANs, May %.
sales OF cotton to-day. liz bales; nomi-
nd. No other sales for the past three
days. 1870 ,ainst LOO bales same time
lot year. Decrease in receipts at this
ports 35j. 100 bales decrease at all ports
70 date. $4,000 bales Superfne -four s.
per Dbl. Corn IS to s5c. per bushel.-
Pork. SOS per Dbl. Coffee. Is to lSc. pei
pound.
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$40 ReVvartl.

TX Runaway about the first
MU ofMarrh, my negro man Or
RA ANGE. lie Is about twenty
M live years old. bflghl mulatto,
blue eyes and sandy c,iOr. 4
--l...S.e...SzRhaiF aud whiskels. near SIX
c, ara, .sIs front upper teeth are vide
"a. {, and he has scar on the calf OF his
Z frum burn. will pay the above le-
ard Tor his delivery 10 me or for his saTe
,rping in any jail where ! can get him
A. !. COrIUN
Paulding. Miss., April 5. iS6l. 25tf
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cAlu0UN INSTITUTE,

NAcON, Ml33lEtlFFI.
a United select school 6irfYoUN0 lADIEs-
&c. eenlsE done mainly rs ggn lrin.n.
pl,t.- s',lEaaRrs lauala l&aply ~ l.a.y1-. III
E.a'....- y . tlsfruriisn fhorf usht r'nioat,f 49,
a. ''<ht 90 ~ inslrunlsrs ever used % "
sar'es'.I ao aqdeDtsnd planol mn,ie cute ~ -.
N n li % unlar@land ~. liasn anil prtsfna ~.
tst4 ~ "a -q'lts AMI |sIsIfIuo [nai rIitesl e QA'
We iiar ~ hnlf tan
so lsslal see al Ia
We
- szxTER
Min hssoa' ~
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WHEREAS. letters ieslamentary or
w lie lat will aud Irsialrht of
FREDERICK 3 LUFrlN, dec as'-d,
were granted To the undyrsigned at the
last April term ct the Probate court OF
newton rounry, aud State Of Mississippi
Nov all lersuns having claims against IlI'-
estate Of s'si'i t'-Stat"r are hereby notified
aud requested TO exhibit the same. and
have them rvgi-lered ia ihe manner aud
~illrn Tia. Iini- l,rr-oribvd by law, or they
aill be forever barred.
Nm. KEITH.
Executor &c
Nav 81. 1861. 23-Tt
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az. Ftorp DO B. Floyd. ia'e
~. a ssa,rs Of Wa. has been
~. 81 1..'.. { . ...i'.a 2 orders ~ .
=. Brigat $ = pos.ible.
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List Of Members Of the Jasper oreyS
Paulding. Jasper County. Miss

List OF members OF Lue Jasper Wy
Paulding. Jasper County. Miss
oGcus
1. JAWS J. SHANNON. Captsin.
2. TuoxAs j. B,NKsroN. lsT. Lieut..
3. DH JoHN j. WALr0N I'd.
T. CHARLEs A. JFSNINGs. Sd. 4"
Non foraSgissionsd 0tFeers
S. Charles II Wilson. 1T Sergeant
6. William NJ Pardus,. I'd
Z. l~aae McFuL BID
g. Cl,arl.- x Adams. 4ih
0. Dmirl NJ i"nes. Ensign.
10. D,ni,l L Duke. lst Corporal.
IL. William Bidse-, "a -
II. William w I..-e. Bird
-. Mar,in g Turner, 4th
Illv,tes.
"a Joseph Alexander.
IS. Nufv-H Andersen.
l6 lssHc d T. Arlrdge,
IL. Willism a. Afkdge.
Is. Grrenb~rry ~ Anderson,
10. J .hn - G. Bridges,
~ john Bikef.
81. .sOhn Breithaupt.
- samuel T. branrOm,
% Jsme~ X Craurn.
o. William Courers.
.. Tabi.ts T. Chandler,
o. lanes Is Clnke,
q Ilush F Cah-,
2S john A Carer.
%. jane " Downs.
80 Wni. j D.,wus,
81 jobs DAVIS.
80 Watson ID Hald,
So Tunothy Dily.
81 John Dnlsy.
IS. B-njamin Everett,
SO. John Faih-rre.
o. I-ff.-r-sn F,theree.
80. Alfred p Tough,
80. Thouas II Green,
40 Aili.0n Gib-on.
Al. WillirIn F Harper,
A. John lln~r,
AZ. Johu ?. i,uie.
Al. John G lIarris,
/ 45. john Hotkins.
/ 4G. Eli Hudson.
A.. Plessht o. Hawkins,
Is. William Ianss Jr.,
40. Rol~r II James,
50. Ciemeni Jtin-s.
81. r ,b,rt W. James,
50 Jun. W. Keith.
SO Gro. W Kill~n.
81 ti,urre W Kerton.
IS Rans,u J EIgt1sry,
Sc Ianiss W Lswl-ss,
81. Jsm-s L Linder.
So. John ). Topper.
80 J ms W Lind-ey,
!, co. Utah N MOuneer,
n 81. R,b~rt e Morris,
g. JAMES Morris.
g. Csrus u McCmdy.
G.. Abu1huin b. Myrr.
65 Itn@- y -MfCarmick,
IS. IOhu F. Mccormick.
g.. Francis n Mccormick,
OK. Daniel L. Med maid.
90. BENJAMIN Z. Mcdonald, =.
20. llush A. Mcdonald,
II. John d. Moody,
y. William \ Morgan,
70. Homer v. McM exile,
"a. Malcolm Mckinney,
IS. John Near.
rs. jams II Nealy,
u. Thomas ! OYrrsireet.
rs. Juds0n W. ELEPHANT,
10. Alison o loan.
so. JacDb + Perry.
81. Gsorg.. W PIERCE,
50. James F Baker.
49, Jane R RambO.
81. Gibsnn r. REGISTER,
IS. l.acc y REEVES.
SIS. Seth r Rogers.
81. John w Siuclair,
s., Augusta 3 Smith.
. 50. John Z Smith.
90. William Skehan,
o. G-,rre S-il,y,
, o.. William e. Thompson, -
90. Jacob A t., lOr,
81. Alien ruraer,
95, Nlclalls-
: 96 J.,b,,
: eE
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ArniI %. ISL
The state OF sIissI,sIppI.
LAUDERDAl.E CoUNY.

LAUDERDALE COUNY.
Circuit Court Ftb,tserg Tsrm A. D. 1861.
ATT. cnMevr roR $3.50 CO.
Daniel II Raiuey VS. 'ohu Lee, def,
w p Evans aud Z r. Blanks. Gsrnisher,
n this cause il appearing to tl,e sati.
/ faction OF the Court that the said Il,
iendani j. not "A c,filvn of this STATE, b
reside~ beyond the limits thereof so tbs
The Ordinary laoee-s 81 this o,,ula cam,
i'e exrcut, q sain~l him, therefore. i,
ordered ,hat he eiiit.r h,~ appearance lien.
IN "u o. before tht Iir-t ,Isy 81 the mes
term of this Curt. 10 he hidden al a
Cturtinn~,. Ia tic town at Nation 81
>,-u.'nd Monday 81 August nrxl ehsui+
aud i.lr.t,l. answer ur q uur TO plaintiff
cnmplNtt. or fh-- ullrgtltous thereof wi
he taken tar confessed As to him and a,
property attached ord the annauut III u,
h- hands uf the said l,trni>het.s ci,.
drmnyd 10 satisfy said debt, interest an
cn>ts.
Il is further ordered nv the Court th,
a copy OF this order b. Published in ih
Ef'SieTn Car'aa u newspaper published u
The town ef Paulding. once week e.
one month
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Head Quarters
tribute Of Respect.


wHAEAs. 80 a. fulness o, years an IN the equa
filn.suf the hoa1rs which ,ccomp,ny the lives u
thsg odald true tie AlHnglfy Di-pre ha- remov.d
r. our late tnable bother. Rev F. B LUF
TN; thrrefofe A. our a. day % his memory,
R.oip-d That Esvrsre l. .dre, III " tes ify T.,
IN + a GRITTY and tothe e.arInlniy. Their sense Il
the ios. sustained " the 4 a. Il this worthy " tn
-r-em,ne, for ms long aid answering 'ttHchmen
10 the order--emiDeni fr hi situes acsizen a
man and Mason. and Nha a. i 4 70 rs the legancy
Of thst wealth the rich Of en- urePoiednime.
Rasr.d That to the fanily Of our "ePerted
brotlrr offer those -olemnIhaugh cheering 8! NJ
pathi.s, which q cir 70 should call I'm fr,~
irrtsIen Of The Ma onie tie. solemn y
Viii IA has deprived them Of one
tic reiat ns ye cheering -
= ION prosperous
TO post rty'
m ~
sntrsf
shed
BRADSHAW,
Nm KEITH.
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LATESr

MAxassA JuscrDS. FRIDAY My "a
The Lincuiniles Va large numbeu are a.
p.1.-aaaion Of Alexandria.
Cob Ellsuorih 49, shot, I'D iustanu,
killed by NJ. .inek.on, the rIopa-tor ("
he Nar.hali n suse. The Cadrdrrst'
ata was ovrr tbs. Msrshall H.nse. whei
Ellsworth atiemIsed 70 r-mots &
~. Jackson Nas Gus 10 p'sc@ BY tn
havoueis OF Eilsaorth Z0utpa.
An tiie Alexandria trOops are safely
I here.
/ fspnSArotrs. Nay 2L-Gas ISnnison -
Oaio. n rrply oas r.nsd ~ ~ EN-
-tituiion sud De Unsou uas ~ m ''i'
tanned. and trsnors aud Cows y, be Uv+'
sh-lmsd: d uece-sfry g. ~ hlyal ann
10 30 10 Virgints aud Charir,tn 10 over
thr,~ r.lriilou. they mus fflhrre.
Nav YoaK. May "a A bitter from
Vmnnis stale that 5000 nd ip- arr &
Vifrinia. c,neeuir,trd ~ aIlhin Z
n ehur.ld, Nsaf.lk and a4isrf'
fh.. lett~r aso siairs te~r -
l,frs arrival "a Earspesu Hr
slih ~ ambis supIiy
D rols.ion cps. also m
inr capa.
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49,. sundrles.
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ws.nisasaa NJ y - As was suppossd
ftn lsAf uirl,i teerral regiments. with the
Nn f.r..v ~ MIehiesu brigries, Ells
46f,ha z a0..os ahd District Militia.
s.sa mo F,lt'nia pieketa having been
s~vionat dfren M hf the advance
- r. .saat taak u. ssai -isadiss %
Fsirfak eouft house. about tHen'y mile
rom Washington. while anotaer' the
ler.ey regiment. stopped a. thr iorks' one
mile from the Long Bridge, awaiting or
ders 10 advance into Virginia also.
An advance WAS ussde from anoihei
0oint. namely. nc the mouth OF the P0to
nac AQaeduot "a Georgetown.
The IN New York Regiment was amonl
ihs troops. and alter several hrurs marcel
.n.v rrsched e point betwesn lhe hrids'
nd Columbia Spring. on thr line Of th'
Wa-hiuft,n aud Alrxardria Railaosd.
The District Of Columbia troops return
A 10 Washington this morning.
FIRM 6OOO 10 10000 ,rOops we're sen
mo- Virginia this morning Fwing Va
i-ar,i GO s.ionally By the driving IN Of Oh
i Viruiilia l,icketa.
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