of the Electors o the lower part of U ,t tie East e„d o the Town by about seventy horse Election in the following order, vu: he Connty and then proceeded toward the place of the principal Freeholders, one of Fi-st r le tw o trumpeters and three violins; next, four of gold capitals « king George and v nVl ca rhHl a banner, on one side of which was affixed in to££ n the other in golden' capitals "Liberty and Law"; next ™°^^£trt ; upon the Gu 'en at La ^ Morris, Esq., then two Colours; and at sun rising they entered Freeholders of he County, a greater followed by above three hundred horse of the principle County. that of t settlemen the since man one for number than had ever appeared

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