The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-28

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mentson o. his IL i nnu0rlhy she
name q > soldier Aha i noa seady % lsue
any danger. ! would nol forget on his
oreafion that Am N asal,1ssaaor oT God.
whose duiy and prisilrge Il i u eall men
70 epenisnre and salvation. Permit ne.
then. % urge On yos nav A earnest A.
Ienilnn 10 your eternal Interests ! cordial
rcePiion Of Jesus Christ a. wear SsFiour.
l.es me enlEral yoa 10 make The Bible
your study. Your companion, and the light
lol your path. Fear God. and ron need
fear ne.hing else; serye hlHa. and he who
hslds the winds in his hands viii bless
and save YOU. ~ r
Bur. gentlemen. n j. necessary that We
pari. 60 forih, men IL Orange. 10 serve
your country. and 10 uphold tho honor Of
This anrienl eonniy. Remember thai You
leave behind yon many hesri that beais
high IN proud snlieipslions'of your pruw-
ess; thai many prayer will ascend for
your safety and Cor your sGeress. Most
sincerely DO hope that nIr favored and
happy land viii not long be disturbed by
scenes like ihis; that The next breeze
which waits from Mexiro viii proclaim
that the war is ended and when you
land in that distant country. II will be 10
join in congratulations oyer an honorable
peace. Should il be otherwise. and YOU
be called IN face the enemies Of yOurroun'
Try; should another Monterey stand IN
your path 10 victory, YOU are TO be there,
and Orange :. expects every man 10 DO hIs
duty" Proud and happy will We be I
we hear that in the day OF haiile you weTG
men aud christian soldiers; happy vii
we be If We knnw thai This book has guild
ed you BY lis light, and cheered you by IL
promises, in the camp, on the march. il
The seige, and on the battle field.
: We bid you, in The name Of the com
millee and of the rilizens here assembled
an alIeciiOnate farewell.
Aher this address had been concluded. the 70
was called, and each Volunteer received his cop
Of the Bible. n 80
Captain Cameron then made the following II
Spouse 10 the address from the committee:
Permit me, gentlemen, in behalf Of III
Volunteers. TO tender the Committee 81
: sincere and heartfelt thanks for this Toxic
of their regard aud friendship Niue
might he said here but cold indeed mu
be that heart when the tongue could ri
. free ON such an occasion. | thank yO,
gentlemen, in the name Of the Volul
/ teeIs.
] The company then len the court house, an
4 after some little preparation, took up their line
: march for Chapel Hill, accompanied by lar
number Of the citizens for some distance on TIN
way. They reached Chapel Hill about Gig
O'Clock, where they werc cordially received al
! Hospitality entertained for tho nigh. The ne
4 morning they started for Raleigh; since WIFI
p time we have not received any tidings from the
: II will be our task to chronicle the marches al
o advances Of this company in the details of 4
= war us il progresses. We shall have an eye
y recied to all their movements; and, with de
k interest in their welfare. which We know is shi
IT ed by all the citizens Of the county it viii aiid
l. us the greatest pleasure to hear of their heal
and safety, and that they have acquitted the
Z selves like men in every position in which III
d shall be placed.