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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-13
Globe Of Thursday.

IN Important Dseision.-A great ser.
sa'iun has been crealed ~ Philadelphia,
s'y- the Spirit of the Times, by reren,
decision ia one Of our Courts. Il is stated
that large ex'eni of property in Phila-
deIphla. valued a, from iour six millions
81 dollars, and covering whole squares
Ct dwellings, was lsi, Is laid clam 10
by The heirs Of one James Patrick, all Of
Which property in The course Of ytars got
into and now stands in iiis hands oil ga
tle'y Of owners. The property had been
originally coniscsied, II was said, and eae b
proprietor conceived his Ii lie therefore a
g'ol one. The decision II the court in
iaVor Of The heirs uf Mr.. Pauirk is there
lore astounding! 1t renders hundreds OF
TIE deeds worthless as 81 much brown
paper! Messrs. Gsorg- NJ. Dallas. Da-
vrd Paul Brown, and William l. Hirs',
Esqpirps, the allotnisrs for the heirs. are t.
receive, 1t ia sail. one Gth Of he whole
value of the property recovered for ihpi'
legal services. Half million each will
render them indeprnGcn!
~--.~.~>.~>-s@~>>sS>,-- so ..
AZ YOU salute, you will be salu,ed.
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To saddiers, Sc.

ECST received an assortment Of Saddle Trees,
~ Eogskins, Webbing, Harness Mounting, &c.
&C.,
The sick viii lind DR.. Wis!ar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry very valuable Medicine fer the Corr
sumption and ell diseases of the lungs and liver.
Send and get bottle and make q tria!--it will
help you.
Also on hand general assor,nlcn: ofGOCIS
of all kinds usually KEEP. in country stores. Give
us call.
E. MURRAY e. Go.
February IS. e5--mop
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pohlgnl speaks lnilshlFilssl terms, TIE
ale mlglHaled d 4 Eoalh bArupiti q ME
LeWtz Nehh, fnh1 WEE afseuf Il lie
nlael Mkirh caulzinad 4 ernsilsnahlF
nni0aut 81 Goods and uhieh usIe 81 con-
sumed. There had heen No fIe IA he
non. sisce 0ttober Ia. nOi even ; Gan
ule. NO dophi i entertained. tlsas ne Gre
uas Ne uoh q Al ineendiaEy. aud .
young man. named Eduards. who las
bern working about the eounsy for some
months. his hen arrested on suspicion,
snd : nov IN Jasl II Roxboro.'
R,giafu.
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nOl.ii,E.

VskE ulaseFiasF ha,;ng u il.@ pr.ssni iersn a.
- Onnsr rovnfy Germ. rgal'fed - fir eae-
enics q cATlETT CAMPBELL. deeessud.
kerrsg gives nusics . III persons iaehicd u Tie
san esliie % nske iaan'ed's.e Isyneit, snd ser
all per ons having elaima asa.isi IL ,etste IA
FrEnt them So Iayusui within r.e me re-
ssrilxd By lsA, o. lis nciine uigl lc tlsad n lar
Of rcoyey.
by The direction q Tie dcorasea, LIS Black.
smith acrounts were. iesore his 1eaih, delivered
10 NJ. George Laws foT cci.cc:icn-shey win re-
main IN his ha.da.
J. w. NORWOOD, Ear.
Februay 20. es-
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FIRE AT rOXBORoCGH.

We learn from a correspondent, that on
Friday night last, fire broke out in Rox'
boro', Person County, which threatened
at one moment, to involve the whole vii
lage in destruction, but was fortunately
checked by the blowing up of connect
ing tenement. This was done under the
direction of Mr.. Allen Fits, of whose
GOODNESS and presence Of mind our CORES
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-13
Valuable Plantation
FOR SALE.

\ AN desiTous TO sell ny plantation, hing On
the waters Of Back Geek, s,joining the Land
Of William Mchanc. Leuuel II. Mrlanc, and 9TH
ers, containing SIX bundled and forty ceres, thiIty
or forty of which arc lie Lest low grounds has
on il good meadows and orchard, and i uulvre,l
with never falling springs, and good Wei in lie
yard. The Dwelling House is small, but com-
Portable, and l. one Of the health and hand
soonest situations in the country. II. Plantation
is well adapted to the growth Of corn, wheat, and
tobacco; is about one half cleared, and under coed
fence. Tie land formerly belonged to pr. John
A. Mechanic, sai lies thee miles north Of Mason
Hall. For further particulars, address the sub
scribcr, Mason Hall, 0angc county, N. G.
GREEN ID. JORDAN.
March 4. 66-tf
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Land for Sale.

Fey authority of the last will and testament Of
10 Joseph Freeland, deceased, the subscriber
will offer at public sale, on Saturday the 22d in
slant, on the premises, the Tract Of Land of which
the said Joseph Freeland died seized and possess
cd, lying about four miles north of Chapel HILL
A credit will be given to the purchaser. The
terms viii be more fully made known on the day
of sale.
Also, at the same time and place, one othei
Tract belonging to the subscriber, (if not dispose
of privately before lying on the stage road, abou
four miles north of Chapel Hill Terms will b
made accommodating.
]. J. FREELAND.
March 4. &C.
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sla'e, asR we've ToHu, rouniy aad DE.
tF.el JnnmIlipEs n De feFsal Hrrilans.
= % eHslcise1 . iarai iuEislfirilen = IN rem
.anes Vii iae Eauemmen.laiiln q Dc
tiTsi IealneniAl C0agIess c. llse puEpose
g raEEElhE mo elIsrs he aElixies 81 Amr-
Elcsa Assoeiaiioa." TIE Memorizls a
ne prDrrr1..ags az desc commillees. ran
- obisined ouly in ne Diklnris where
hey srsfd: End ne ol;sci of this Trbliea-
I'm. : 2 Eeqness hose having ennirul q
anF sush repers. - are c0mpnhenisd 10
ihe ahosr Resolution. % Comply with lie
painoiir desiIe q DE Legislature. IN for
waFding them 10 lhis cirre, 10 l.e arrzng-
ed and preserved faF pahiir inspection.
Or. n leasi. % grant temporary use II
them foF lie purpose 81 examination and
making rcpies; Efrr which. IL desired,
they VII Lr EefuIEld.
Gendemen in de different Counties.
where such Memorials exiss. who have
leisure and take an interest in snrh in
yes.lgsii0n. are particularly solicited 70
lend lheir aid in sccondig Tie efoFis oflke
Gofenmen, 20 rescue from oblivion. these
honorable testimonials Of our Revolution
aTy History.
Tie assistance of tie Nevsraper prcgs
= also invoked. III copying Tins article.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.
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thur Cav, E.areh I'd.


1hs Faoorainss = lhs - d. q ll.e ses-iuu
q ths 2sih coagErss Hsre consinnsd rusiI -.
two o'eiosk % sls nlornirs Il Tuesday - Al.
loa hoosrs lsiiRs Is:;ndiPaily oocupisd uu,i "a
hour n ccnFieting d ssiio.as u Irogzi.fion HI
Ile Revere cutaer III. pllirh foaissls sl.e con.
siFIeiien q essnne clsiers n IL ezerulise viii
GU t-s TsrsiOus asseui u Cngsess. Nas sssool
I. he PrsaAenl ofihe United States, and na.,u,.
Cd % he Senate. IN 1hirh hOase il originated.
BENG Afterwards taken u. !; passed in shr -
naie, ihe Pfesideni's olrvtions notwithstanding.
By yeas 40, nsyS6rs and IN he Houae. n YES
le6, NAYS 81!
Tie Hsrior Appropriation In. which IN n.zny
portions q The country was REGARDED viii greai
inieress, and Shirh hsd pasapd both houses, was
retained l,y The Prsieeni without his signaiurr.
and thns was iosi.
The I'LL for the admission az two new Sin.es
into The Union, Florida and Iowa. pasod lie Sc
nate On Frilay ~ vote a &c 70 Q.
The ian recurring iie mics Of postage has bc.
come alaw, and gocs into operation ON he Il, q
July next Aher that peiol tie mates Of pcsage
on all leiiersWesing No, n,oge than half ounce,
and for ell distances not over 800 miles, win h I've
oenis; over eco miles, ten cents. Newspaper 10
go free % Al distances not over 80 miles; over so
miles ono cent; and may be sen, in or out Of the
mails.
Z We arr glad To observe among the proceedings
Of the Senate on Monday evening. the passage Of
a resolution Giree.ing the allowance TO lie Hon.
w. i. Mangum, President Of the Senate sincc
the Gealh Of President Harrison, Of compcnsa-
ton equal % that which the..yice fysidsni, had
he remained in Office TO discharge fhe duties Of
that station, wonh have received This, says the
National In,elIigeneer, is compliment justly due
to that gentleman for his assiluous, faithful and
impartial discharge Of the duties deyolyed upon
him, and lie has been paid ina manner which can
moi but bs grateful 70 his ceilings and to those of
llis friends.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-13

The ith Of farcIi.--A correspondent
informs Us that the whole Of the day on the 9th
instant WIS passed in social gloe and high cheer
by an association Of the Democrats of the Gravel.
~ Hill region, in honor Of the inauguration Of the
new President, in which they were joined by sc.
yeral Wings.
The day was nshcrcd in with the firing Of can.
non. At an carly hour in the forenoon a large
number assembled, and some hours were spen, in
cheerful conversation, intcrPcncd with pitrio,ic
songs and occasional discharges of cannon. AZ
ter which the company adjourned to the store oil
our Wing friend Samuel n. Tate, esq, where they
were met by goodly number of the fair daugh-
tiers of the Hawfcljs, where another hour or two
fitted pleasantly away, enliyened by songs of :" wal
and love- The whole proceedings, we arc in
formed. passed of well. Wings and Democrats
mixed together as brothers and fellow citizens Of
one great nation. and in the conclusion the fes.
Invites were wound up with the following STAN
zas, sung ty Samuel n. Tate and C. e. Smith:
No more shall the sound of the war whoop BE-
herd,
Nor anguish, nor slaughter, no longer he feared;
The Tomahawks buried, may't rest in the
ground,
Nay peace and coed vii, through the ration
abound.
Though We cannot rcjoi,c with our Demoera.
tic friends in the election of James X. Polk, we
can unite with them in the hope that his admins.
tration may prove beneficial to the country, and
that our Unioh will be preserved. We know Our
Gravely Hill friends would sacrifice much 70. the
preservation of the onion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-13

lie n he, I snlsF urhn Ne dlsthsrss Of
dc hlsh dul.ss WhFh haze bFrh gss lgntd
&c 81 the pfoPls. sgain hnmhiE supple
rslue thai D'siEF bsing. shg - > aiel.-
"a 0EfT 80 PE0ssrivd 0uT telnstd e.rHay
lrsm lie lnlsney . he rsssem hosE. .
sensisne Ina gTseiaus brrsdsrsinns upen
a., llsi ssnsy {. ni'hue . Be > prosper
ous shd hsPsy Psaiie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-13

Tro imporian! Decisions. The Su.
ptemt Court thus mornIrg De- it!ed the
very ImpoIlanl lind case from l.uusisna
Involving the validity cf the celebr a,ed
gran, kno IN as the Naison Rouge grant
The lands claimed under It were IN r,y
leagues, teire upas'ds Of ,wo bunLr. d
and iii,Y thousand acres. lying on ,ih
sides uf he river Ouaehi a, rear NJ ,,noe,
Tie case was deemed in favor OF Tie
Uul,ed State, tile all ged g al, teing d.,
clared by the coutt Gtaudulent and VOID.
The cGuIt also decided case from
NJ chigan, in which it ruled tia, lands
purchased from the u. States IN that S ate
are subject to State taxation from The date
Of sa'c. On the par. Of The purchasers
II vas coatenjet that the lands were OF
Liable TO be taxed, because, until the paten,
issued. tn. lrgal ss ale was still in the
United STATES, and The lands lae,etore { y.
emp, lIom lax 4tinn.
Globe Of Thursday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-03-13
LARGE STOCK OF
Boots, Shoes, Paper,
Tor the Spring Tracc

NUE TIC FllIAs EEsttscs
a. q. WARREN iayites Tie attention OF
Ss. Country Merchants ard c,lers 10 Lis ca
irnsiye assosiinent Of Zoos, sLocs. Se., just re-
criyed from the Manufacturer, which he viii be
happy 10 sell both 70 cld and lew customers, AZ
his usual low Iash pTices.
Purchasers viii find u ll,is Establishment a
larger variety u goods tlian elsewhere in Virginia.
and can dcpcnd UPON purchasing sny article Or
making up nm assortment As cheap Is in any Ct
the northern cities.
Wrapping paper Of every size and quality 81
ways on hand, and for sale 1t a considerable Ie-
duct;on from former prices, also Gotten and Hemp
Irvine, Brushes, Backing. &c, n the old stand,
Sign Of the Mammoth poct, Petersburg, Va.
CHARLES q. WARREN.
Petersburg, Va, Feb 20, lss5. 47-4w
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Mr.. ~WINCHELI,, tee Comic Delinea,or Of
Ecceit,ic Character, performed in this place two
evenings last week, 10 the great amusement Of
those who were present at his exhibition. As lit
tie partially as We have for such entertainments
generally, we confcss ,hcac was an originality in
sir. WIS performance, so much of nature in his
illustrations Of the eccensric,es of men and man
ners, that VIC enjoyed it much beyond our cxrcc-
tation. Our slight acquaintance with Mr.. VIM
chell gave us favorable opinion of him, and we
hope he may prove to he a gentleman of honora-
lie and correct department, as we have taken him
10 be.
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The Danvi.lc Reporter,
FOR SALE.

TESHE Editor of the Dansille Reporter, being
u prevented by other engagements from giving
his personal attention to the paper offers for sale
the entire establishment including three Presses,
the Type, and every necessary fixture.
In the hands Of an individual who would exact
prompt payment for services rendered, the Office
might he made profitable; the Advertising and job
work being more than sufficient 10 pay evesy ne
ccssary expense. including interest on the par
chase money.
To any responsible Individual making early ap
plication, a good bargain will be offered.
DansiHe, Va, February I. O.
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THE CHRISTIAN
PAInEIa MIAG.AgTsgrEo


RAEnGIa MIAgrAgZIssiS
TE,HE CHRISTIAN PARL0R MAGAZINE
l. is issued monthly, and contains - royal oc-
tavo pages, making volume Of asa pages. en.-
hegishcd with a steel and colored eagraving, mrl-
sic, &c. Prize, s. 90 a year in advance, s. 50
if paid after six months.
Any individual sending US five nan,asmay have
the sixth copy gratis, and ia the same proportion
for greater number.
The cooperation of clergymcn, and others, flyo-
rahle to the circulation of such work, is respect
fully solicited. a@ #
Communications adapted to the object of the
work, viii he avorably received.
Newspapers advertising the work and sending
us a copy of the advertisement, may have the
Magazine for one year.
All communications respecting the work msy
he addressed to d. MEap, No. l4s Nassau street
Crrsct House.l
Individuals ordering the work will be particular
10 direct to the office of The Christian Parlor Ma
gazine, las Nassau street, New York.
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M Office,
March 4.

TVsHE subscriber, having taken out letters Of al
Il ministration on the estate of ELI HILL,
deceased, at the late Term of Orange County
Court, hereby gives notice to all persons inaebt-
ed to said estate TO make immediate payment;
and all persons having claims against the estate
will pfescn, them, properly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, or this notice will be
plead in bar Of their recovery.
]. ]. FREELAND, Admir-.
March 1. Co.
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Books !! RoOks!!

THE subscriber has just received, aud will
keen coasiaa'ly on hand, a LARGE suppl, 1T
the Books published by the "Presssieiinn
Board at Puh'ica'inn -"
These booka are sir,ctly Of q religions aud
moral character, aad viii be soid at the ,ow.,,
Philadelphia prices
LeMuEL LYNCH, .agen,.
Oct, Is. a.
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Ne olhFF business eomiag lslon de
ueanF.l, L aalgumed, EuhleTi q ne al
q lhF GuEazlor. Ffairrr.
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Petersburg Market.
SPRING OF Is45.

IA Z ere now ready for the Spring trade, hav-
ing received our stock, just purchased, BY
one Of our firm in person, in the best markets and
al the htrest possible prizes. We have on hand
a very heavy assortment Of every thing desirable
in the Drug business. AL CT THE EEsr ara
LITr.
We respectfully solicit call fIom our old
Friends, and The public generally, assuring them
that we are prepared to offer them greater induce
ments than ever for Cash, or on the usual credit
to punctIal customers.
Below we cnuncrsic icw Of our leading arti.
cles, al II lrhies, together Nth cr1ry thing az
sfa, ere lr1rTant 10 Ce efLe BEST QUALITY,
and AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT FAII.
TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
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FOR HIRE.

A LIKELY YOUNG WOMAN, who is a
IN good house servant, seamstress, cook, and
wash woman. For particulars apply at 4. Mic
kle's Store. ~....-
March L. &C.
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AZ you salute, you will be salu,ed.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-15
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The HIeather-Dust and Rain. There's no
mistake about it-"our sulerings is intolera-
ble''-past endurance. The heat for the last
few days has been excessive, and yesterday il
capped the climax, and actually compelled ma
ny to ''knocll under" and lay by for season,
among them a number of our worthy mechan-
les, especially bricklayers, who found it utterly
impossible, without endangering life, to with
stand the burning rays THE sun. The Their
mometer in orr counting-room at s o'clock, a.
m. at 81 degrees, and gradually during the day
continued to rise until it reached SO degrees. -
About O'Clock cloud from the northwest
came, accompanied by a high wind and slight
thunder, but unfortunately passed off with but
few drops of rain in the city. The wind, how
ever, played all kinds of "fantastic tricks" in
our dusty and unacoountable dirty streets
ling up the dust in sutfocating and binding
clouds, and scattering it heller SHELTER in every
dIrection--into parlors, stores and counting
rooms-adding sufiocation to intense heat
The CLOUDY which passed over US, undoubtedly
gave our country friends northeast and south
Of US, refreshing if not drenchng shower.
Although we had scarcely drop in the city,
it appears that our vicinity was more favored
We saw hackmln little after six O'Clock
last evening, who had Just returned from Green
Mount Cemetery. He bore evidence of being
tolerably well soaked and informed us that
quite fine shower Of rain fell in the neighbour
hood. The sky continued overcast during the
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-15

SELLING ARDENT SPIRITS, &c. The Rock
vile Journal publishes the 10th section of the
Act cf Assembly, passed at December session,
1881, CHI. 1928, which is in the following words:
And be ii enacted, That it shall not be lawful
for any retailer, ordinary keeper, or other per-
son, to sell any arden! spirits, gun powder,
shot, or lead, to any free negro, mulatto, or
slave, without, in the case of a free negro,
such free negro shall produce certificate in
the nature Of license or permit from JUS
tice OF the peace IN the county in which such
free negro may reside, directed to the person
so selling the same; or, in case Of slave, un-
less such slave shall produce written authori-
ty lom hls owner, employer, or overseer, I'M
der the penalty of five dollars for every such
offence, TO be recovered before sinrle Justice
of the peace OF the county, for the use of the
county. ...... ....
This law is no doubt violated daily in almost
every county and city of the state, and we
therefore copy tile above section for the infor-
nation Of those who may ignolantly subject
themselves to its penalties, and for the further
purpose of having those penalties enforced by
the proper authorities. la this city there is no
doubt large business done in violation Of the
law and hence the numerous rows and assault
and battery cases among free persons Of color.
We hope that our police officers will be on the
alert, and arrest practice which is alike de-
structve of morals and good order.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-15

TIE ATLANTIC AND Pacific RAILROAD
From the n. Y Herald we learn that Mr..
Whitney, the procctor of the Atlantic and Pa
cfc Railroad, has been at Tachedeh, from
thence he proceeded to Milwaukee, and thence
to Prairie du Chen, to examine the facilities in
these parts for the proposed object 1t is stated
that besides the advantages of level country
to pass over, there is the convenience of its
running long distance, near Wisconsin river,
which would furnish greater facilities in pro-
cnring lumber, and at less cost, than is az
forded for that distance along any route in the
western country.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-15

BALTIMORE PosT OFFICE. Our active and
dligent Postmaster, James NJ, Buchanan Esq.
has directed an architect to draw plan Of
proposed alterations in the Post Office, and to
consult the several conductors Of the neWspa-
per press, so as to receive their suggestions
but no plan has been adopted, nor has the Post
master General yet been consulted on the sub
iect; and until his appreciation shall have been
received no decisive step will, Of course, be
taken. 1t is desirable that the Post Office shall
be made more convenient, which can be done
without much difficulty, if the Postmaster Gen
eral will consent to the ateratons--and as to
tho mode of doing the work, we suspect that
neither the Postmaster nor the architect will
need any instructions from the conductors of
the press or Others. We entirely approve the
changes originally proposed by Mr.. Buchanan;
but had we drafted the plan, we should not
consider it matter to boast of, the whole
thing being so exceedingly simple as to be ca
silly comprehended by any one of ordinary
capacity. .....
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-15

MARYLAND CRoPs. Our Maryland ex'
changes bring usglowing accounts of the abun-
dance of the crops, especially in wheat In
Queen Anne's county the quantity and quality
has rarely if ever been surpassed, while in
Kent county larger crop has been gathered
than for many years. Corn also looks we'll
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-15

o. CARD OF THANKS. The Columbian Flie
Company OF the CITY Of Baltimore, having returned
from their most delightful visit TO he city OF Lancas,
ter, are DESTROYS to give utterance 10 their gfGIh
emotions The effort i, a difficult one, from the acl
that ev,ry human being united to make our Solouth
agreeable, aud whilst our fortune 10 he otHfl
with some than others, making discrimination work
of labor, il Is pleasing duty to say that we return
our heartfelt thanks to the entire population 81 Ian
caster fer their utbanity, hospitality and hrolhery
love- and especially do thank the Ladies Tor lhelr
many kndnesscs; the temcn generally for tAet IRA
terual reception and atentOns the sun, Washington,
Union. Friendship, Humane and American FIRE Com
pauts Tor their uuwealird attention 10 us during our
say; 10 tine Lancaster Fnnribes for their hospitabC
attentions, and here bear testimony to their mill
tarv skill for we do not hesitate to admit that we were
captured witnut the loss of Il man their side; 10
The conductors of The various public and manuacur-
ing institutions for their potcnrsa; TO the worthy
Mayor and Sheriff. for their kind attention; 10 our
kind host Mr.. Van KannOn tOt his constant and un-
interrupted attention to comforts to the agents,
conductors and all Others in the service of the Rail
meratc all who shOwercd kindness upon us, but how
j. il possible, when every house was open and every
hand offered We have returned to our homes, bear
ing in our hearts the deepest feeling of gratitude to-
wards the galsnt kind and generous people of Lam
caster. May Cod continue TO bless them as he has
blessed them, is the ervent prayer of every member
WILLIAM H. WATSON, President.
?. H. BURNUP, Secretary.
M Lancaster papers please copy. 1T