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IL will be seen from the following correspondence that Col WALEER dec lines the cisiliry of put lie dinner, leudered to him by citizens without dis iuction oI parl,, as token of ller appreciation nf the manner in which he dircharged the duties of So- lictor of this Circuit.

 COMPLIMENTARY DINNER TO COLONEL

 PERCY WALKER.

 MOBILE, Jan. 22nd, 1s45. To Percy WoKer, Esq.

 SIR:-fhe undersigned have heen appointed a comm,e on behalf uf lheir fellow cllzens, assembled at ihe WaverIy House on inc 21st inst, 10 tender you he compliment of Public Dinner. as iestlmo- nial of the high and deserved estimate which the cil- iEens of e city nI Mobile have placed upon your pub- lie services Solicitor of lhe 9th Judicial Circuit. ln offering you this compliment, the committee would not do justice to themselves, they Jailed 10 express their deep regret that you have mol been reelected by the Legislature station which your talenls did not less to adorn, han your great zeal and fidelity To render ennemiy useful 10 lhe public. Without, sir designing, In any degree. to dsparage your sue cessor. who IaE best wishes for h,s success and efficiency, sure that we but express the unan- imons voice of your fellow ciIizrns oi the Circuit over which your late official futies extended, when say that few public officers discharged ther duties nure ably, and certainly, none with hdeli- r mnre scrupuous, dlgnlied and genIlemanl,. The testimonials illus offered NC feel To be an ac, Of justice at once 10 yourself, i'd to the community who have experienced the loss of services valuable as yours; and desire thai our fellow citizens m every part of the State should e informed of the hlgh estimation in which you were held b, those who had he best opportunity they had the deepest interest, in forming just and correct judgment of your meri s as d man and public officer. 1 In conclusion, we lrust that you will accept the complimeht tendered, aud request that you would signl, in your reply al what lime Il would be most agreeable and comenlent for sou Co receive from your fellow citizens this mark of their friendship, con. idence and dapprovai. We ale, sir, Very truly your friends, &c. l C. A. HOPPIN,

 H D. GWATHMEY, f. THOS. McGRAN, s. W. ALLEN, CllAS. LEBAkON, T. SANFORD, THOS w. Mccoy, EDM'D HARRISON, HINDMAN BARNEY, J. ". LESESNE, HENRY MYERS, | JAS. CRAWFORD. $. GRiFFIfliS FISHER, JOHN B. TODD.