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GENTLEMEN'S LIST
Beache Abe

| Adams G II
| Ames Capt g l.
| Beache Abe
| Brickley A
| BoremanHonA.
| Blincom Alb IN
| Bucbign8m A
| BeardsleeLtAW
| Bridgeman A
| Bright Al
| BarworuI A
| Baker b ca Co.
| Brady Bryan
| Beall BENZ B-2
| Brady Benz
| Burton BENZ
| Bailey Col B P
| Baus0n BENZ
| Berdan Billy -
| Brown kev b N
| Blackwell Chas
| Balm Chas 3
| Brooks G A
| Baker Capt c
| Bassett Chas
| Barton G h
| Brown Chas IL
| Burch G. J
| Burroughs c II
| Barres Ca pit Z i
| Butts 1t G A
| Blake Chas Z
Bryan Chas &
| Rroyu ChaAT
| Bridges Cnas
| BarstOw G
| Ba gster G d
| Brown Chas
| Brooks Chas G
| Brewer ID X.
| BEEN Capt ID i
| Bak er David
| Brodhead ID W
| Bros Delivie 4
! Bennett d A
| Barrick ID I
| Bell Danl
| Burger Rev Z !
| Bailey Eiwd
| Brook S 1t Il p
| Brewer Z b
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| Bierer Col E-2
| Brooks Il
| Baldwin Edwd
| Besser Edwd
| Brooke Ed nd
| Bonner Eph m
| Ballist Edwd
| Bliss Capt FE
| Blake Pm
/ Barroll CaptF j
| Brown r D-2
| Brown Rev = T
| Brown Fredk
| Buckley Capt =
| Baumann II
| BeamanH G
| Bush Geo w
| BYegA G W
| Clark A g
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LrRANKLIE ACADEMY, -

SOUTHWEST ooRHka OF 13rH AID 81 SrRRETs.
TIE next Arnusi Session Will commsneA on Non
day. Sept 7th: The course OF instruction embra,e
the Various bran hes Of sI English education
gusE.s. For Information obtain circulars at th
ores, or cali on the principal ct No 395 lstI
street
40 n 9w. [Ohron b. B DETRICK. Ak.
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A LAFAYETTE INSTITUTE
"A SELECT SCHOOL Fob YOUNG LADIES

367 ISye>f- tettrcea lStA and AsA
The Twelfth Session will con msnce ON Monday
= pt. Ith, under the same general msuaSsment anc
the Sc me teachers as heretofore
Circu lars At be Ok stores
II. D HALsTEAD,
suY2S Chron n. WILLIAMS,
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AMUSEME ENTS

ADJUSTMENTS
WASHINGTON ThEATeR.
BUsAN DENINs oLYMPIC1
FRIDAY EVENING. Sept. 4,
BENEFIT OF SUSAN DENIM.
RoMEo5 MfEao51aisf'tH'f ASb guLrEr.
And her Last Appear.no. but One. "'"''
SINGING AND DANCING
BEAUTIFUL FooRHHREsr SISTERS.
BRrLff%sT fGGss'9f'sf New w FARCE. +
gareat Bill for gaturday.s
~ Admission rs, o.. and zs cents. IT.
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AVENUE, NEAR sIxrH STREET.
TOMORROW Saturday AFTERNOON,
sos sssns for and to
THE FAIRY GIFT;
OR, THE ENCHANTED RoTToEs OF ELPLAND
eoReEoTEsc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sF
2RSEsr1SE n RkItIs IEA1sER EsytnIL tIGLIs BRANDON,
A Hosr OF Bs1H1i"u1 B L.p1ss H1THS AID TALENTED
" 6Admissen-Ladies. 2o..; Children. Zoe. 1t
FORD'S NEW THEATER.
TENTH STREET. ABOVE
JOHN foRD.-.-.. Manager and Proprietor
THIS EVENING, THIS EvBNIN9
THIS EVENING, THIS EVENING.
VIII Be presented the Grand and Beautiful Ro-
napse entitled
THE NAIAD QUEEN!
THE NAIAD QUEEN!
Which, after me nths OF Iaborious and costly
preparation. is now presented with . daxzEns
ton OF ali lovers of tt true and bsautiful.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
GKAND MATINBE SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
THE NA1aD QUEEN!
Admission IS, 5n and Is cents. No extra charge
for secured ssate.
Seats may be secured three days In advance BY
application 1t the Box ONCE from O. N. to 6 D. m,
au H.tf
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TO SUTLERS AND DEALERS.
Frest Butter in 61kins and til for army use
900 boxes Eastern Cheese 81 bbls. Fresh Eggs.
For sale at 43O Eighth street.
Sc 3-6tf d. DUTRDW,
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
THURSDAY, sEPrEMBER 8, 1863.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED TN ruu pApx.
HAVING THE LARG EST OIRoULATiOH. :
LADIES' LIsr.

Arnold Mrs L II Green Pauline Peak ans.n
Austin 6rsJosA Green Lucinda Pupe Hatt;e n
Anderson Ann GaSsway Cassy POOR gonh;.
Anderson Eliza Goueher Hary Pnmnhrev Ro.,.
AdamsJ ph 'peGurnine Cath penhington Nv
Adam MrsDenck 9ladnen Am audA Pumaner Narian
Adams hrsJ JnoWGuirare Kate Parker HELEN III
Aineworth AryAGerhard Miss Peddice MaryP
Ambrose Maya GoodyearMrsSE Price Kate
ApsH Mrs Col Grimm Mary Phillips Roberts
WINS -.A GREGORY Miss Quinn Marraret
Abbott AFsAlhrt W Rousa Mary
Amm<rmanJ ulAHeath Emma Ross Mary
Bl0Yd Louisa HUH AlHeinA Rnsa MAJ
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I UMBlR FOR sALB.

L.
just received from Bangor, Maine, two eafgoce
dJoist by "a, from D, 70 "a feet long very good,
se.to bill Also 100 900 Lsths from the sane glsss
an ls7ws No. ~ water Of. Gsorset,wn
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Nl WILL RE-OPEN
HER SCHOOL
On MONDAY, Sept 2ath
~ 39t Ii street. au aI-sotOctls

RLADEkSBUKS AcADEMY.
fhe Thirty second Annual Session will comme aoe
On tia hrst Mono ~ in eeptembsr. Young saa.le-
and for entering any Literary Seeatin school or
College. Tsr mD for board dc. maize lnown on An
llication. Number of boardsrs umitsd to ten
A. q cost PROF J. FILL Princi nal
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MISS N 8 PRoUT inforns her friends aud the
public generally that she will Opan seiset Sch ,ol
frsirk the arst n9ndsy in septambnr, At No. Z -
psd de TO her until that time at her ace so
street. between I'd and Sd; ana after that dat,
81 he school room. An H-enov
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EDUCATIONAL.

or. AARY'e ACADEAY, near Bryanto IN. va
) 1Ii open is annual session on the arst Non
iN In eeptembsr Circulars may bs- obtsiuSd
Is,ing terhss, by ddressing Mrs bANI6
MAJOR, PAM Town, Charles county, Nd.
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SELECT CLASSICAL
AND MA MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
FUk BOYS
Hth street between I and K

i FEMALE ACADEMY,
Corner Of l4th street dRd Netc York aUenne.
The Fourt' ehth Annual Session commences Sep
snl Der 7. laos
Circulars st he Bookstores. au l7-H
SP MATHEWS INSTITUTE FOR BOTS,
18Th STREET, BBTwERN g AND b.
Tbsexereises of this In stitutton will be resumed
ofUESDAY, the lst of September.
Competent teachers employed Diseip pline Of the
khoOl firm but mild.
Terms m oderate. Apply to the undersiSned,
CaAS !. WHITE, D. D.,
~ ln-tf 336 II street, near 18th.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26
EoNE-TA-FEU.

Ihas i IN article mannfured BY THE
LODE MANUFACTURING Cl)MPA-
ny. from Rone Dust and dried Nirhf
Soil Ground into a fine powder.
Too powerful IN It's effect MN
tho bill, il Is used bfoadSast 1'ne II
grainIan sPripg gs.ins apa HI
farlnFEs n purchesing sihis ~ - z
~ lnle1l r.
knowli The Bone q III fp3~n l.,r| ;l1
lasting effect, aud the Nieht 81 ~
quick opfraiion On y0npe ~ !
plants. the two together form u
NE PLUS ULTRA or lIANJJK
PRnce, $45 per ton 200 lbs pashed
in cash barrel.
DIREcTIoSs FOR UsE.--e 900 10 400 rs
per acre. sowed brosdcsst, 81 hssrosed
in with the seed.
E4r From its use last fall, lie arcear-
ance Of the grain and the eneoniusas -
slowed upon it thus far. We arc sniis6ed
that this article 10 going 70 takc The plaOs
OF Phosphates and Guanos. esl u
A small trial respectfully askcd fDr thiss
season. Every farmer ousbt 70 have {
barrel or two. -
BOWEN & MERCER,
CoDpany's Ageaas.
No. 3. Exchange Place.
-. Baltimore, Nd.
Feb. 10th, 1885,. aEAs .zE.z5zf
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26
.sHglIEFs sAIB OF
VALUABLE REAL AND
ERSOkM PROPERTY.

RY virtue Vt eae writ nj ycnaifioni
- Expnaas.i issued out Of me Circuii
Court far Saint Mary's Country, ut the shit
Of r. & w. VI. Isaac, use of James w.
Isaac against che goo.ls aud chat,els. lands
and tencmenis of Thomas NJ. Keech. and
to me directed. 4 have seized and taken in
execution MI the right, title, interest.
claim and demand. at Law and in Equity. of
the said Themsas NJ. Keech, in and to the
following property to wit:
One crop Of Tobacco in che house, (sup.
posed to be 10 900 pounds.)
Also by virtue Of two writs Of Venditio-
nj Sxponas. issued BY . Justice of the
Peace Ct Saint Mary's County. one at the
suit Of James Cartwright, use of y. w.
Bruff x Co; and the other at the suit OF
same IS. salr'e; against the goods aud
chaitels, lands and tenements of Thomas
N. Keech; and by virtue of two other
,~rits Of Venditioni Exponas. issued nv a
Justice Of the Peace Of the county afnre
said, one at tse suit of John w Buff &
Co.. against Il l.. Burroughs and Thorn
as NJ. keech; and the other at the sui, uf
same VS.. same, against the goods aud
einoftels. lands and tcnemepts of II. l.
bqsfpughs anil Thomas ii. Kccch and 10
medirected; and by virtue cf three wri,s
OF Fieri Faciaa. issued out of the Circuit
Court for st. Mary's County, one at the
suit of Ja,nes II Langley. surviving part
uer of Robert N. Milburn; one at the suit
Of Penn 4 Mitchell; and one at the suit of
Thomas Carrico against the goods and
ehaitels. lands and teuemenss OF Thomas
NJ Keeeh, and to ire directed; and by
yirture of one other writ Of Ficri Facias.
issued out of the said Court at the suit OF
Mary VI. Langley. Administrative ofJ. d.
Langley, against the goods aud cLattels.
lands and ten.'ments of Thomas NJ. Kecch
and Luke w, B Huichins. and to me d.
rectcd. have seized and taken i'm exccu-
iion all the right. title. interest, claim and
demand, at lars and in Equity, Of The said
Thomas NJ. Koch. Luke w. b. Hutch.
lbs and Fl. L. Burroughs ia and to the
following proIelty, to wit:
One tract or parcel Of land called and
known as
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26

Thu LONDON. TIMES ON TIE EyrrrR
HALL MEETING.-1he speakers were q
minor novelist and one or Two dissentins
ministers. who seem to be Of the usual in
tellectaal calibre. Not one man whose
opinion the country would listen to on any
political subject-not one statesman, not
one person endowed with genius. however
seif-willed and cratic, no representative
OF the Pecrage. only one tif the House of
Commons. not one Of the church, of the
gentry, or the commercial world, was
found to stand on that platform and make
himself responsible for Mr.. Lincoln's pro-
clanaiion. The persons we have alluded
to were left alone to hold forth to the au-
dience. What they said il is needless 10
comment upon, for it is quite in accord
with their personal insignificance.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26
P0UDRETTE! POUDRETTE!!-
7 OLA NJ { r S.

"a NHE subscribers. agents forsthe sale
OF Poudrettc manufactured by the
Lodi company. offer this valuable serti.s
lIzer. in any quantity, at the low price of
Sl.7,f per Bbl of 260 lbs. =
it'is warranted pure, and ono Of the
QUICKEST, cheapest, and best fertilizers in
use. md ripcns corn two weeks earlier
than amy other known.
The Lodi Poudrette has been before the
public for twenty wears. aud over 6ftya
thousand 600 000O Barrels are sold, an
nually. II il about half tho cost Of any
reliable Super Phosphate, and warranted
to be as good = : !.
Pamphlets containing certificates and
directions for use will be sent on applica-
ton to
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26

Da1tlmoGe Cify s'F Ifss -''aaag' 4
This place, once the ghost In The great
tragedy Dir. Lincoln has b,en writing.
hss, II last. asrun'cd tangitie shape and
unveiled itself 10 the world. II is no
longer the abode d irca.on and traitors. and
ssssssins sSa murdcrcrs do ns,t now inhab-
tit. A redeemed rpot. truly. is Balti-
more city! She has given Gen. Butler an
ovation. and refused 70 Valhandighsm the
right to iecinre Ut the Marylaad institute
And this. too. after Gen. Sehcnck would
not assume The responsibility Of faihering
sueh refusal! Men of Massachusetts,.
80 longer despise the people of Baltimore
Like the people Of New Orleans and Mem
phis. they nre dear loyal creatures and
wouldn't hurt father Abraham for the
world How long ere We shall be able to
add Richmond and CharlestoH to this ca.a-
] que Of peuirents!
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26

vative element ri The NORTH md West RESTS
the responsibility Of resc uinr the caurltry
from he horrors military desposisr,.
Unless il shall remain firm ard true in the
hour Of trial. all viii be lost. s
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26

The News. WE.
The war news af the past few DAYS
shows considerable activity in f.,e various
Departments of the West. IA mortar-l,oat
attack was again made uron yicksbnre on
the 18th, inst. but. as it continued lat q
short time. it il regarded, in Federal omar
tiers, as ''but an effort to test the range of
the r-bel batteries" Cthcr accounts
state, that the n.ortar-boats were compelled
to make nasty withdrawal FROM the con-
test, III consequence of the rapid aud nc
curatr fire of the rebels" Gen. Grants
army is reported to be suffering severely
from disesse ard exposure. aud the NOR
tally among his troops is said to be fear
full.
Reports from Kentucky show that q
rebel Invasion Of that State bias again taken
place, and that large force. under Long
street. is now marching on Lexington OF
Louisville. These reports are said to have
created great excitement in louisville. bu,
they have not been confirmed atshe mill
tary headquarters. tsE
Intelligence from Tennessee shows the
army under Rosencranz to be again on tho
move, and another engagement between
him and Bragg is regarded as imminent
A Southern report claims that the Federal
ram. Queen of the West, has been cap.
turcd BY the ''rebcls." She was attempt.
ing to reduce battery on the Red rive,
al the time of her capture.
From the army of the Potomac, We
have had nothing direct or official for some
time past. Rumcr, however, claims tina,
the main body of Burnside's old army Is
row at Fortress Monroe, Newport News,
and elsewhere on the Southern coast.
Other rumors show that a large portion
of it is still between the Rappalannock
and Washington, but much nearer the lat
ter point than it was a month ago. TIL.
rebel force at Fredericksburg is still esti.
mated at high figure. and some think i,
has not been materially diminished
Wisc's command, near Suffolk, is now cs.
timated at 25.C00 men, whilst the garri.
sons at Charleston. Savannah aud Vieks,
burg have been largely increased. Bragg
is reported 10 have been largely reinforced
and Longstrect is Invading Kent usky
The ''rebcp' force must be truly great "a
Justify all these statements. !
No attack upon Charleston or Savannah
| j. yet reported.
THU Confederate privatcars. Florida and
Alabama, are reported 10 be still preyins
upon Northern commerce. The chance.
for their capture are not regarded as O,
| the increase.
The Conseription Bill has not yet como
to vote in the House Of Representatives
and its discussion has been both s,in: ate,
and violent. 1t is thought that there Cal,
be but little doubt of its Gcal adoption.
We were favored with the arrival Of
another instalmcnt of cavalry at this rlac,
on yesterday. They number about 90
men, aud are. We learn, a detachment
from the force that has been stationed il
Charles County for tie past several
months. They have their headquarters
at the Court House. for the present. but
how long they will remain with u.s.. VIC
have not been informed.
Gold sold in Baltimore en- Tuesday at
ITO; in New York at l71a.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26
SAINT lsss'yrc BEACON
LEONARD TOWN MD.
THURSDAY MORNING. sEpr as. 1865
TO our Patrons.

The unusual Press of ADVERTISING now
en- hand will prevent us FROM furnishing
surrcadcrs With more reading matter IN
Ill We can procure another cnmposi;or.
This we expect 10 be able TO do in the
course of week. We trust, thcrefore,
that cur second issue from this will be on
. whole sheet, snd that vi, shall not.
thereafter. be reduced 10 our present ex-
trcn.iiy. at least. for some tims to come.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26

NOTICE is hereby given Ina. The .ul.c.;-
IN her has L oosrined frfm IS ~ zfs ,r,t-ss-s
Court Of ST. Mary 3 coss,,tw Ia - i.ss4- 8. 3
iers iestasnsnsary on fi,eI pernpani $500 ~
Henry Sewall. laae Of said counsv. 49,.
All persons haviex eiaims aeninet he as,a d.
ceased, ara hereby warned 10 exi,.b.t fhe same
with the proper vouches tlseresf, TO the subscr;-
Der OH or bsfors Ire isi dsy or Sept. 1854,
oiher'l1se fhsy may Be exei,,desI ~ fnvf mr..
al oe,aeft ,ef the said estate. Given nv he'd
this 18Th day Of February, 1883
Ia II. C. EDELEN.
Executor.
Feb. 18th, fs63-4w 49, - ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26
NOTICE

ara Incapable of jHlging Of the proper
: character Of the claims against the Estate
of Ja Dunbar decreased, M appears hy short
statements on the record 4 hereby reoslesx
all parties, who have accounts Or .ciajsn,
against said Estate, TO leave the same In full
il, tins office Of the Register II WiIls duriur
the ensuing March Cs,rt---as an, nezv r.s-
dy to distribute sid Estate.
G.. FRED. Maddox.
sA% Adminislrasor of
Jos. Dunbar.
Feb. 10Th. te63-tc. - "a - efFIssN
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26
NOTIcE +.

I'm. JAMES C. BURCH. having located
~ himself 10 the vicinity Of MsLESTOwN.
rc~pe,-ifuly offers bis PROFESSIONAL,
SERVICES to the public. He can alwavs
be found at the residences pf A. Burch. Wien
not professionally enaaexd.
May itih, lei.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26
] NOsTllDIRo

HE creSiioFSof Alexander Wo.,d deceased
are rqmsied TO exhibit thsir claims to
dcrsigIasd Immediately far payment
q. J.. SPALDlNG, Adnr.
Feb. 10th, lSG3-2w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26
"kEEcH'S REST"
containing
500 acres,

more or less, and located In Charlotte
Tall District ia this cnunfy.
: One Negro Bay. named George w.
Berry, anil enc Negro Woman, named
Peggy.
And hereby give notice. that on !
.Fl'RlDAY the. 10th day Of
,--Nfareh s4ss~. y
between the hours of IL o'clock. Ar. and
. o'clock, p. NJ. at the Court House
Door. in Leonard Town. I will expose TO
public auction the above described proper
iy. SO hrized aud taken in execution, to
the highest bidder for cash. Also to sat.
isfy officers casts Oh same.
THOMAS L. DAVIS.
Sheriff.
Feb. Goth, 1S53-ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26

THE nndertignee most respectfully calls
the attention of the Farmers and Mor-
chants OF St. Msry's, 10 his assortmens O.
Agricultural Implements, most ell of which
are made at his own Factory, in Baiiiin0re.
Plougfs, at all varieties; Cultiyators f.,r Corn
& Tobacco; Harrows Of every description.
Crn Planters; Corn Shelters, Horse P.ssers:
riresiiers q Straw Carriers; MontgoEeryis
Wheat Fans; Rays Reapers, and a.Inost eve-
rI.thing that the Farmer may want iu nav
line cat be furnished him.
w. II. HANDING,
$50 Pratt Street,
Baltimore.
Late Caiingham & Harding.
Feb. 26th, lS63--tf. II
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26
1 DESIRABLE FARM
S A l. e.

A VALUABLE FARM in ST. Mary's
IA County. Md, near the month of the
Patux"Et River, containing 254 acres. is
offered at private sale. l20 acres of this farm
are in a high state Of cultivation, the balance
is covered with pine and chestnut timber of
the best quality. The arabic land is divided
into fmr fields, each enclosed witt, st,bstan-
ti.rl chesnnt fence. The improvements are
large Brick Dwelling and all necessary out
houses, all in good repair. All the water
luxuries are accessible fish, crabs oysters
and wild fowl Of the bet quality are easily
obtained. The soil is well adapted to the
g"yvth Of Corn, Tobacco and Wheat, as also
for raising 81 fruit and vegetables.
For terms, apply to
Ct. ]. SPALDING,
LEONARD Town,
St. Mary's County,
Md
February 2es., ls63-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

CONFIRMATION. NOTICE.
Ignati'ls Heard . TnlCircait Court f..r
VS. s Saint Mary's c,unsy.
}. M: Wilkinson & I sitting as court Of
Wfie & others Eqaiiy. .ss
aiti''riiy vested in me !, James r.
l.sakisto'e, Clerk at Circuit fs,uu alorp-
said. sle hereby ratiiy and co.lirn the sa]ee
made and reported hy Gtskes /. Sr,al{l;nc
Trlsttss IN this case, unlcss cause l,c sl,ovn
to iiie contrary. on or before the shird Mos.-
day Of March next. pruvide,la cory az This
order l'e inserted in thu ~. Mays BEACON.
once ~ earh OF three successive weeks before
the said 'hira Monday .uf March NEXT.
The report s,sies the amount al sAis cf
land 10 be ssI455 80
JAMES T. BLAKISTONE. =
Clerk.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26
SHERIFF. SALE or
VAL U4BLE
REAL ESTATE
A Nd
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
y virtue of one writ Of Venditi,n

4 virtue of one writ Of Venditioni
80 Expaiias, issued cut of the Circuit
ourt Of Saint Mary's County. at the sui,
% John A. burroughs, use of Anderson
4 Brother, against the goods and cha.,els.
lands aud tenements of Duncan NJ. Tur-
ner, aud TO me directed. | have seized and
taken in execution all the right, title. in
sercst. claial anG demand. at law and in
Equity. Of the said Duncan NJ. Turner. in
and 70 the following property 10 wit.
i One tract OF parcel Of land. situated in
Chyptico district. in this couLty, and
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26
3|75 acres.

- - - saN aas' N.Y. s1le0ie 81 eoeas
One ue gro man. named John a lien.
Ard. By virtue Of three wrisa uf Fieri
Facias. Issued out If the said tsourt. one
at the suit IT Daniel +. Margan. use of
Penn 4 Mitchell, use Of Richard Fl !.
Miles; one At the suit If Oscar Miles. use
Of Ii. j Allstan; and one at the suit Of
Richard =. Miles. against the goods and
chatiels, lands and tcncmenis Of Duncan
N. Turner, md to me directed, 1 have
seized and taken in execution all the
right, title. interest. Claim and demand. at
law and ~ Earity, Of the said Duncan n
sxnrner IBID to the following property
erest of the said Duncan NJ.
~ lfa lands of Philip Turner. de-
'cta1ed, called and known, as follows:
an rliEl <NDsN HfNgDH,,
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26

between the hours of IL o'clock, M. and 8.
"'rluek, 7. 81, at the C.'urt House Door, IN
Lenuard T.wn, will expose tn public auction
the above described property. So seized and
taken in execution, tn the highest bidder for
cash. Also to satisfy officers costs on same.
THOMAS l.. DAVIS,
Sheriff.
February 26th, 1SG3-ts.
St. Mary's beacon., 1863-02-26

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PROPRIETOR

KEGS, but no official confirmation Of the re.
port is received.
Gen. Elzey received dispatch this morn.
ing that the yankees had fallen back to
Cross Roads, FIVE miles below Bottom Bridge.
No excitement manifested. Citizens and
soldiers have responded promptly to the
summons to meet at their respective rem.
devious, aud report for military movement.
Nothing to indicate the proximity Of the
enemy. r
CHARLESTON, August 2S.-The firing to.
day has been slow. Our fire against the
enemy to-day has been very effective. The
enemy is Strengthening his position at our
rife pits, three hundred yards in frSnt of
Wagner. Every thing perfectly quiet eK-
cOpt the occasional boom of the guns,
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PREPARATIONS roR DEFENcE.

RICHMOND, August 2S.-The letter Of
Secretary Memingcr - Senator Hunter
gives very encouraging account OF the state
Of our finances. He says the funding has
been emiuently successful, and the amount
Of outstanding Treasury Notes is stillwithin
the limltS of depreciation whi.h he reported
to Congress last session. The aggregate
amount Withdrawn from the currency is
three hundred aud eighteen millions
The Hagof truce boat signaled City Point
last night. Nothing received yet
CHARLESTON, gust 27--The euemy's
attack on our rifle pits Wednesday night
was made about seven O'Clock inoverwholmg
force.
Thursday the firing on both sides was very
slow aud deliberate, with no unusual Incl.
dent
CHARLESTON, August 2S.-The bonn.
bardment Of sumter aud Wagner proceeds
The encmy is king hard in
tie trenches in frpnt Of the battery. No
farther attempS have been made to shell the
city.
RICHMOND, Aug. 2S.-Information was
received at Gen. EIzey's headquarters last
night of an advauce Of the yankees UP the
Peninsula. Citizens and scouts give con.
flicdug accounts of the force of the euemy,
bpt the most reliable statement indicates
about eight regiments of infantry and two
of cavalry, with artillery Our pickets at
BoItom Bridge, over tho Chickahominy,
were driven q about dusk by the yankee
skirmishers, but the further advance OF the
enemy was prevented by the removal Of the
flooring o. tAe bridge It is reported
sharp Gght took place at the bridge between
the guard, hundred strong, and the yan.