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1he Sa3,spanglcd Basiuer Unfuled at .Abbeypi7e.- The citizens of that part Of the District af Alf.z.zs.a. . tween Savannah and Rocky rivers, commonly called the Fork, assembled at Capt. MsLin's beat muster ground on Saturday the 26th inst, and formed an association of four companies, respce- lively oflieefed and all subject to the command of Col. William Caldwell, who, in the course of his animating and p triotic remarks, distinctly stat.d the object of the association to be sself de. fence, and the protection Of person and property against foreign and do-a nestle enemies-and concluded by call ing on all persons present, who were friendly to the Star-Spangled Banner, which he had unfurled, and which then hoated from the staff in his hand, 10 ral 1 ly round it as the test of principles and patriotism. The whole company, with but five or six exceptions--in plumber about two hundred and fifty eneifeled the glorious emblem of Union and Lib erty. and clleered 1t lend and lo.s, w-::..!!i Il firm determination to defend and pro 1 feet their persons and property, and with written declaration that s.The l United States of America is our coun- I try--its flag is our flag, and our motto -One and undivided.

 Abbeyville District, Jan. 2S, i633.