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N 0siCC.

IT. IIoeyman, IRIS application 10 Council for Jiccnce
Nos and to retail Spruous Liquors i'll the town OF
Camden at his Two Stores said situated ON the
corners of Broad and york Uccncc No 81 The Other
on Broad above RuileGge street. Uicencc No was grant
ed he complying with the law and Ordinance Of the town
| Sccuri,esEJamcs Dunlap and William Kennedy.
March If, l.. w. BAl.l.AltD. i. ibcorucr
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MARRIED.-On Wednesday evening. 23d
rlt., at Darlington c. fl. by the Rev. T. r.
English, Rev. WM. BLEARLY, to Miss MARGA.
RET D., eldest daughter of Capt. John pubose,
of Darlington District.
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Notice.

According to Resolution passed by the Town Council
of Camden on the llh of March, lsiS the Tax Books Will
psivey be closed and Executions Issued against all VINO VINO
b"y. mo-, Maid their Taxes by Saturday night the Sth
~ ; " f T. w BALLARD. T. Recorder.
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March 10
1guupiciual Election.

Notice is hereby given, that an election VIII DE- held az
,be Council Room on the rst Monday i'll April next Tor i
Iutendant and four Wardens, to serve the ensuing year.
The following gentlemen are appointed 10 manage Inc
election: X. VI kENXEDY, }. : DEPAsS and r. liugERr
March l5. l.. w. BALl.AltD, l. IcCo[ucI
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For Sale or Rent.

The house and lot recently occupied by Mr..
Pegues, adjoining the residence Of the subscriber,
fronting on Fair Street. 10 one desiring 10 lease
for term of years the place will be let on reasona-
BILE terms and put in thorough repair.
W. Nj. SHANNON.
March g. lS4S. 10
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10 the Public.

The subscribers beg leave to return their thanks
to their customers for the7 liberal patronage afor
ded them during the past year, and to inform the
public that they continue the business at their old
stand where all orders in their line will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to-. They
have good workmen and superior materials, and
will warrant ali work done whether of iron or wood
Ready made Poughs kept on hand or made 10 Or
der Wagons carts, carriages, 8c. made or re.
paired Prices moderate.
Jan. 10. WHITAKER g. ARKANTS.
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En Equity--Kcrsllaw District.
James Tiller, ct al:
vs. }BILL.

John McSwte ell ct al.
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that John Tilicr
Jane riIer, Scaborn Tlllcr and Creighton Eiller
the children of William Tiller, deceased, deen.
dants 10 this Bill arc absent from, and reside be-
vond the limits of this State: On motion of Ches-
nut, complanants solicitor, it is ordered that the
said defendants do plead, answer or demur 10 the
said bill within three months from this date, or an
order pro conlcsso will be entered against them
WM NJ. SHANNON, C. E. X. D.
Comm'rs Office, Feb IL, 1913. l$IJ
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March 8.
EeEMOVA AL.

WIN. B. JOHNSTON has removed his stock
of Goods to the store formerly occupied by A. d..
Kennedy, Esq. two doors above Mr.. James DUN,
lap's where lie will be glad TO see his friends and
cus,omers. March 3.
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March Is
ON Co1sisnmeni--Fr rom the North.

A choice lot oi Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
and Spanish Seq RS OF several very hne brands
Any person wishing very superior arlIcle ior
their own use, will do well to call and examine the
assortment, as it will be suId low Apply al the
Post Office to L. IllOhN1oN.
March ID. III
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Executors Notice.
Notice.

An election will be held by the Commissioners
of the Poor for Keashaw District on the first
Tuesday in May next, for a keeper Of the Poor
House. All applicants for the office must make
their proposals in writing, stating the terms.
By order of the Board,
w. f. IlUGIlSON, Secretary.
March 18th, 1918 III st
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Sperm Oil.

A very good article at Sl,23 and superior ar
ticle at 81, 80 per gallon.
ALso-A very choice selection of Segars and
Tobacco at reduced prices for Cash.
White Lead, Window Glass, Linsced Oil. &c.
Sc, having been purchased for CASH will be
sold lower than ihe lowest Call at CLEvELAND's
nearly opposite Masonic Hall.
March |.
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Lost,

A plain jet black BREASTPlN' without tn Il
Clasp. bearing the initials of the owner. The hr
der will be rewarded on leaving it at this office.
March 9th, 1917. ~ IL
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Spring Fashion.

Ladies' Colorcd aud Black CATERS, latest style
lust received and for sale BY the subscriber. Also
ladies White Satin and Kid Slips.
GEO. ALDEN.
March Is. III u
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brouu,pbt down ali the people, when sssihe affiay

brought down all the people, when afray
commenced in earnest. On the other hand
the China, Mail of the 11th of December says,
It's reported by respectable Chinese, that on
landing, the villagers surrounded their victims,
r n strong party intercapting their retreat TO the
boat. An attack was made with stones, and
gentleman being struck OIL the mouth and Sc
verely injured. drew pistol and shot one of The
assailants. More shots were fired, and it is
said that from three to Eve Chinese were killed.
{, Two ofthe foreigners were murdered at this
place; il is supposed the two who we're armed.
: The others fled, and were hunted from village
to village until they were all destroyed. An
pthcr report says they took refuge in Joss
house, and were taken out and deliberately de.
capitated.
The Mail adds: "The conviction presses it.
= self upon us that we must either abandon Can
/. Ion entirely or a Polirgpr or Napier must
sceurge this heads,rong, blood thirsty race until
HEY humlly sue for pardon"
Doubtless British policy will not fail to make
The hest use, now as heretofore, OF so good an
opportunity to secure stronger loot hold upon
i6e Chinese territory. rights, &c. These indis.
rretions Of the CHINESE are fortunate accidents
for John Bull, and will bu, enable him the soon.
er,o accomplish his aggressive an3 selfish de-
signes in that quarter.
"a lei er in the Patriot, however, from Canton
Dec. l2, says: "rhat Sir John Davis force
which consists of a Gigate. with less than two
regiments oftroops at Hong koug. is entirely
insufFicien, ior The emergency, as the Chinese
are better prepared for resistance than ever.
Hem,ist he reinforced before he can commence
offensive operations, but that such will be un,
dcrtaken al no dis,an, day, no one can doubt.
: The same writer also mentions the opinion
Of some that the British would have to leave and
-. declare Canton in a state Of blockade, to pre-
rent o,hersfr from reapng the fruits of the trade
= -. Bali. Sun.
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March Is
Commissioners Notice.

Guardians, Trustees and others accountable TO
this office will file their returns on or before the
first day Of May next, or in default thereof, Rules
will forthwith lie issued.
w. NJ. SHANNON, Com. and Reg'r4
Commissioners Office.
March g. 1913. lO us
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March l5.
Removal.

The subscribers have removed their stock oil
goods to The store next the South East corner ol
Broad and Drkaib streets, where they Will De
most happy 10 see their friends aud customers.
GEO. s. DOUGLAS &Co.
March 10. III ot
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SOLD AT NEW YORK PRICES.

DR.. SMITHS PREMIUM TORPEDO MAG
NETIC MACHlNES-Ths is certainly the neat
est and most powerful Instrument yet offered to
the public, and us rel.cdia agent i'll nervous and
chronic affect ons, It has bee.. found highly SER
yiccabIc. The American Institute has awarded
prize to this Instrument over many competitors.
For sale by +. /. LEMr.
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CHANG 0UT,' THE CLOTHING

For the cry is. "Still they come" Who comes! Why,
the customers to be sure! They can't well do otherwise,
whenour stock of Ready Made CLOTHING has been
well rcpenshc by the arrival Of the Southener from N.
arc so well suited 10 The times Now the time for bar
gains; the gentle Spring fast approaching, and wish
the heavy articles give place To something seasonal
bic. Spud any he too late, it will be their own fault.
1JrRemembcr the Store is under the Masonic Hall.
w. A. KENT y MITCHELL
March ]. At
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Laaia.' Eoo.s and Fine Shoes.

GIssTzI. CUUaS saaISI Il TIC S1hVCSs
Ladies lime Lasting Boots
do do KID Walking Shoes
do do Slips
do French Kid Slips
do white Kid and Satin Slips
do Lasting Buskin Ties
do Goat skin walking Tics.
ALSO-A fresh supply OF Misses's School Shoes
and Boolces, heavy and goOd.
Together with general assortment OF hi.
dren's Shoes, ali of which are fresh from the ma
nuiacturcrs, and for sale by
Feb. ~. GEO. ALDEN.
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ELY MOORE.
New YORK, September 9th, 1917

New YORK, September oth, 1911:
Messrs Wyatt & Kccl,am-Gentlcmrn--i am cnnS'Tlil,
ed 10 .,iy. you statement of the benefit derived from
using Dr. upnams Eectmry in case OF lleS: ny 90 & uU
inU shall render Il b.I,lf those who suffering from
tha, troublesome disease reduced for several years
by the Plies 50 much tat it with great dliicutE o
me to walk or attend my business also suffered ir
o,L,.r disease which We're extremely troublesome, anu
which am pleased to say boxes of the Eeciry entire
IL removed: and that ny health is better now than II las
been for many years. 1t has done IN" and my family SINCE
mon GOOD and with less expense, than all the physicians TO
whom have applied. medicine that have used.
Irrnllin sil in perfect health, 49, -,,-,,o>-
IOur uJi scry't, NELSON NEMloN,
$50 Spring Street: cor Renwlck.
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White Lead, Window Glass.

A new supply OF White Lead and Window
Glass lust received. AS these articles are Pur
chased at cash prices they will be sold lower than
they have ever been in this market. Nothing
uiH be gained by sending TO Charleston for them.
Before purchasing elsewhere call at tho subscrI-
ber's. FKANClS l.. AEMf.
Feb. %, ls4s, 8
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TO the Voters of Lancaster District.

IO tHH FOECTs OF LfNCs1sIeF DIstFICt'
IsWe are authorized to announce L. b.
McATEER as a Candidate for Tax Collector
for Lancaster District, at the next election for
that Office And Let no voter doubt the result;
but stand up for him like David did Gor Israel
against GoIiah, the champion Of the Philistines.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1848-03-22

Powdered, crashed, loaf, lump and clarified Su-
gars, old Java Coffee, Curranis, Pickles, Pepper
Sauce, Cocoa, Mnstard fresh Teas &c, for sale by
Fch %. Il. w. BONNEY.
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Garden Hoes aud Rakes; Brade's patent Hoes;
ElwelI and Chcstcr's llrcs, all sizes; Spades;
Shovcl<, &C.; for sale by
Feb 20. f. w. BONNEf.
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TARRANT'S
EffcrvcsCcnt SeltZcr Aperlent.

This much esteemed and highly valuable prepa-
ration will not fail to efccrutIly to remove Dfs-
pgpsrA, HEADACHE, HEARTBURN, AclDlrY OF THE
STOMACH, Cos-IfENEss, &c. For sale by
Fcb. -. FRANClS L.. LEMf.
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= A Mrs. Bishop advertses in the New York
Sun of Saturday last, that she will preach on
the following day "on the location of the bot.
4 aomless pit" and adds, 'sseats tiee."
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PEACH TREE Curr1Ncs.-Bulling Jones OF
Surry County, Virginia, informs the Editor OF
the Southern Planter that peach trees can he
propa gated from cuttings quite as easy as the
Moi,is Mulicaulis. He says.
a t-f.lu the spring, insert short portions OF the
/, tw:ex or branches in the ground about three or
sour inches deep, leaving about two eyes or
busls out, taking care to press the soil very
eou,pactly around the sets. Nothing more Is
r,,r,, nece ssary than just to keep them clear OF
weeds and grass; in doing which it is very i'm
j, ooriant thai they be not moved in the least,
should he wa,ered when tie weather is very
drv.t Il have at this time two sets from an 'Oid
s.iron' growing in my gardsn, which were set
GU, late last spring, with shoots twenty inches
long"
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New York, November 2, 1917.

NEW DIRK, November 2, ioti'
M:ssrs Wyatt g. Kccliam Gent lem;n-l consider 1t
duy which not sly owe you. but 10 my fellow beings
10 speak in praise OF Dr. Upiams Elccluary, a medicine
which think has saved my life. and restored me TO iGl
health. For several years was afflicted with Piles iosel
fem cpoved different physicians, with no good result
and they AT least told c they could do no more for me- and
said that mnst die. thus had given up all hopes OF ever
brnci;s thai nephew of mine in Philadelphia (Benamiii
PercyuD had derived Of chronicle dysen-
tery by your medicine that purchased box which, L"
ms surprise after taking few doses received great re-
E and Thank God bv continuing itS usr, that am now re-
.,nr.J IN n ,rG.c, health Mrs. SARAH T. hNES,
li2 Mercer street
NoTIcE.-Tl gciiac lplsa'ns tdacurry ils ms Mfi,
ten signature thus u3-.l tpmm. W. d. lht haha is 4"
10 done with the zen. Price 81 a box. ,,,,,,,,
Sold wholesale ard rc.ai b. WATT & hElSl
l2l Fulton street. y. u and Druggists generally through
out the United States and cauadItS.
J. r. McNAlN. Agent for Camden, ). e.
M.rch II VI
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House and Lot for sale.
TIL, subscriber offers for sale his House ana l"' s'lie
near the Methodist Church in taIndc' FOR iur'"'r p'''
i'u'iI' ui al "if'! " w. J. FRANCIS.
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0GF'The friends of MOREAU NAUDIN an
nounce him as candidate for the office Of Or
dnary. He has several times arranged and
put up the papers in the cases in this office, and
has lately made General Index to them, which,
with the recording he has done in it, makes
him familiar with the office and the duty Of the
Ordinary; and from his wellknown honesty,
and business habits, his friends recommend him
to the favorable consideration of the voters of
the District. Feb. 8.
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Tuouenrs FOR THE PUBLIC Ic.-Thc world
estimates by their success in life; and by gene
/. rd consent, success is evidence of superiority.
~ Never under any circumstances assume re.
spousihility you can avoid consistently with
yonr duty 10 yourself and others.
Base all your actions upon principle OF
right; preserve your integrity of character and'
in doing this, nscer reckon the cost
.-f Remember that self interest is more likely
10 aarp your Judgement than all other c'rcum-
i. stances combined; therefore, look well 10 your
daty when your interest is concerned.
Never make money al the expense oil your
reputation.
Be neither lavish nor nigsardly: of the 'wo'
avoid he latter. A mean man is universally
despisca: bu, public favor is stepping s,"n" to
prefernen, therefore generous feelings should
lie cultivated.
Say but li,.Ie-ihink much and do more.
Let your expense he such as to leave bal.
ance in Your pocket. Ready moneyis friend
ia need. Keep clear ofihe law; for, when you
gain your case you are generally looser OF
money.
avoid borrowing and lending.
azt- Wine drinking and sesar smoking, are bad
habits. They Impair the mind and pocket, and
> lead 10 a waste oftme.
~ Never relate your misfortunes, and never
i. grieve over what you cannot prevent.
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Notice..

All demands against the Town Council Of am
den must be presented TO. payment by the 2'th
Mach inst. l.. W. BALLARD. T. Recorder
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FR1ESps.-Get no, your friends by bare com.
p,imenis, but by giving them sensible tokens OF
your love-it is well worth while to learn how
Ia win the heart of man the right way. Force
= of no use to make or preserve friend, who
: ;xan animal ,ha, is never caught nor tanned but
nv Kindness and pleasure. Excite them ny
your civili,ies, and show that you desire moth.
! ing more than their satisfaction; ohge with all
YOUR soul. that friend who has made you pre-
sent of his esteem.
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Assig.lce'S Notice.

aFCC ANOeASO"
Dickson g. Latla having made an assignment TO
tie subscriber for the benefit of their creditors, all
indebted are requested TO make payment, and all
persons having claims are requested 10 render
them to James Chcsnut Esq |, who is also authorIz-
ed 10 collect all notes, due-bls, or open acco -nts
T.. NJ BEACH, Assignee.
Camden, March 2Oth. l54S.
The stock of Groceries on hand will be offered
at psivate sale during next week AT COST: Ba :
gains may be expected. (l23l) L. NJ. b.
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Dr. IL. Is. JOHNSON
Offers his professional services to the cItlzens
of Camden aud vicinity. Office two doors Delo"
the Bank o: Camden.
Feb. %, ISIS, onl
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Erhc friends OF Capt. Tomas Folsom an.
nounce him as a candidate for the Office of Or.
dinary at the ensuing election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
OBITUARY.

SENECA II. CONWAY is no more! He departed
this life on the 23d of February, at his chosen home
- Wisconsin TERRITORY. ms attending physician state;
mat MS comp amt waS Of a pulmonary character, and
ended In the destruction Of his lungs. The sickness
which caused his death began on the 10Th of January
and lasted without intermission texcepting one week
oufing which time hopes were entertained for his re-
eovery) I'LL the 23d ult., when his spirit babe farew ell TO
mnss Of earth, aud sought a resting place in the
world never seen by mortal eyes. Mr.. Conway was
ayoung man CT brilliant talents, and had he lived, and
ani;ed with them energy, perseverance, and 6fmnsss,
Ne might have raj ed himself 10 any distinction 70
Which he may have aspired. Mr.. Conway wax a
graduate in law, under Judge Beverly Tucker, d, Will
nam aud Mary College, and, in his death, William and
Haly loses a son IN whom she had much promise. AZ
ann nv OF July dinner IN '4.5,, given by The students of
our beloved old College, Nc. Conway was toasted an
oeihg an Ornament TO hs Alma Mater, and as being
9esuned TO be one Of his county," Alas how l,ttle
a0 me author OF mat complimentary toast think that
ore thfee years from that time should have passed Thai
seneca N Conway would no longer be one among M.
but surely his talent forctold that he Was 10 he oos ~
ms eountryi yet Death interposed. In the Fan OF as
NO ieis nus native county, Northumberland and prefer
ring inc native wiidness Of a far Of land, adop,ed
Wisconsin as his future home. He was by orofe,s,on
lawyer, and In the practice of his profession he sue.
ceeooa In Wisconsin beyond his most sanyuine expec-
lations, ano wisconsin, struggling into the Union
needed young men Of talent, who MIGHT ,.o,oz -,h
neI grown, ana strengthen with her strength" Sc.
neca n. Conway has left behind him many warm nS.
miring friends; and az talent united with independence
OF action and speech, never fails to encounter on.
position, jealousy and petty envy, the writer Of this
"e soyy thah NO icit ocuiuQ SOmo VINO were not
as friends, good and trus;" but now, since he is"ou,
o. The way, - surely such will accord to him his need
o. praise. MIR. Conway was buried with Masonic
aonors; and II is but Just TO say, that while confined to
ms bad OF sickness he received all care and attention
ana nothing was left undone that could have been done
iosaye him from The hand Of Death. Oh Fate, why
issue your immutable decree, and snatch him from
among US! Who will not agree with u in saying
otis hard to lay into tho dust
nne so gifted, generous; = form that walked
But yesterday so stately on tho earth"
Williamsburg, March 90, 1913.
r. Wing and Advocate requested N conv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.

A, a meeting of a por ion of the Democratic
party of Prince Edward, held in the large jury
room of the Court House, on Monday, the goth
March, Court day, John w. Redd was called TO
the Chair, and L. C. Jefress appointed Score.
tary.
The object of the meeting having been ex
planned by MIR. S. c. Anderson, William 7.
Wooten, Esq, was nominated as a candidate to
represent this county in the next Legislature:
whereupon, the vote having been taken, be was
unanimously chosen.
On mo ion, Resolved, That Colonel Johr
Foster, James T. Price and Thomas Clark DC
appointed a committee to inform MIR. Wooten
Of his nomination, and request his acceptance.
The committee retired, and after q abort
while reported that Mr.. Wooten would accept
the nomination.
On motion, Resolved, That every member Of
the Democratic party oflhis county, who can end
it convenient 10 attend, be appointed as delegates
10 the Farmville Convention on the Sud MAY,
lor the purpose of sending delegates 70 the BATH
more Convention.
On motion, Resolved, That the thanks OF The
Democratic party OF Prince Edward are due to
3 w. Wonack, Esq, our worthy delegate in the
present Legislature, Tor his devotion 20 our inie-
ies,s and the faithful discharge of his duties.
Resolved, That a copy of our proceedings be
forwarded 10 the Richmond Enquirer for publica.
lion, with a request that The Exa will copy
JOHN w. Redo, Chairman.
L. C.. JEFFREss, Secretary.
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To tie Editors Of tie Enquirer.

Gentlemen: send You The following Tor Puo-
,catiou. With high respec',
fcarres,onsenes cim Gen. q. Taylor.
ORANGE COUNTY, Feb, lS4s.
Dear Sir. AT a meeting of a portion OF Inc
,sonle of This county, called on The 24lh inst, that
ss,aae Inc day Of The monthly ConrI CT Orange, a
,ssolntion was unanimously adopted, inviting you
- : nublic dinner 10 be given al Orange Court
uou,e Va. al the time you may designate, as
an evidence OF The high respect cherished Tor you
Nv The citizens OF Orange. 1t was made our
pteasing duty 10 inform you OF Tins desire OF Inc
neople OF your native county; a deslfe Whlch ar
,es from the consideration OF distinguished seisi'
ces and patriotic devotion al times calculated ~
nv The souls Of men. Al such periods you were
constant and true,-and bv such a lie oi loh you
have reached an enviabie heisn;-youfs SERVICES
have been for the nallon, and Inc na'ioh VIII Sne''
ISL your tame as one Of lis erlsntest JeWels.-
BIZ, we OF Orange feel a lille more man hd',ou.
al pride,-a distinct, is!af.a ana inutPehueu'
pride, arising from The idci tna' vouf nativity "a.
mere upon The red mountains OF oidpee, 'nousu
on distant fields you won ihe green ~iea'h y! ho.
nor and a nations gratitude. We hope, Sir, II
will no convenient for you 10 accept this invita-.
non Given without distinction OF party. Need We
.ssnrs Won thai, whilst your ext, from Orange IL
earIv infancy was ~noiseless and withou, pagan
nv ihar your return would b, hailed by the heart
rel, shouts of The multitude, and The ou,pouring o.
a reopIe'slove2 Wishing YOU! lone lille and contin'
uai Usefulness TO our b loved country,
We remain, with high respect, your obedien
servants, DAVID PANNlLL,
B. JOHNSON BARBOUR,
BENJAMIN WALKER,
GARRETT SCOTT.