The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, February 13, 1836, Image 1
THE CAMDEN JOI KV1L I
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BY KOBKHY WKSl63Tt PuHUhrr'of Ihr !.sm of Hi fnitc?; 'lati ? bf JOH5 C. WIST.
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NP i\ews IVona Fl rida.
r_ From the Georgia Conrtiiutionahsf
^ FROM PICOLATA.
Bjr the gicttm packet Florida, arrived
at Savannah, we received from a friend
; |n Florid*, the Jacksonville Courier nf
i^Xhe 28th ult,^ \Vc are also indebted to
ui vui uiviiut &u iui9 IUI itit
fotiowing letter* received by the Florida
ciivftj volunteers from ibis city. la our
|Attl'we will give the letter ol the currespundenl
of the Savannah Georgian.
" Picolata.. January 31.
The boat is about to start and i write
io haste to inform you, that wc arrived
" here yesterday alf in fine spirits. There
is but one house, which is garrisoned by
BO Xavaritik Volunteers, and oucioscd
' by a strong double log fence twenty feci
| high?In each corner is placed two. six
j|3 ptMrnder#: 118 Riflemen and 40 Regular*
? from Savannah anil 60 florseauu from >u
V^Jffary's, have jest crritcd. lu > llorscfcfifteo
for Fon King left here on Friday
P%ith provisions for that place?thcr ail
feespeel to be cut to pieces before tliry
? reach that post. Aa express u bo left
bi-tiiiM lul NtvKi f.iP Port Pino m<mn...ixl
jftfr ?+> %r IW?? WI t ?RI II ^ o?? rw|?j#w JVM
If t!. have been killed on reaching lite other
t:: side. of tin* river. We chat) march id a
i - He# day? m ettstkjipiiie Indians at* milt-j
froo^tlus place, *r;>o hare tn their posr
session thtMtfiuYjf stores taken from the
B. ii, hich w^halj attempt to
? ?*ch C$51c< disuni. Aii
J eye determined to fight thcir,?ray through,
ft An Indian trasscen this morning ataux 4tt
| rods from our Caatp, and 4?ihc men
p'havc gone in pursuit of iiiui.
i** P. S. Mr. Forrest, rprttiter* front the
I; GonstHaUoiialts office, ha* just been shot
I through the ibwt, aud one uthrr ? as slight*
i jy wounded (accideuUy.) Thirty rolunI
iccrs hare this moment arrived in Camp
I from Savannah.
>. *' Ficolata, January 30. j -co.
I - M We arrived here lid* omitting about
Inbreak *a?t lime, and I will wrileyou a fevr
c.;'tinea to inform you of our aafe arrival.
Ix Alt arc in Ivlrnbly good health, and, f
I believe* in good spiritsalso. It is though:
we shall t .kc up the lioc of march in
Ira daj? or two for Camp King. Nothing
I- he* occurred in Florida, since \vt left
P Augutfa, thai has come to my knowledge,
I that la at tli worthy of mentioning. \V?l
Mt J&rJfaryG early on Friday morning,
j; - retched J?ck*crtvHIesatDC d?* at 4, P. M.,
12^|d^ere no -were . saluted by the citizen*,
|.rjWp *hni hy the Itcr^nue Cutler JetTerson.
.viallow lying in Iron: of that town,
order* from Gen. Clinch. I
PeifS umfshc has paid a riait to IV. lata,
p fetfl nit'l wrb no Indian*. Tbc schooner
1 George & Marv, arrived at Jacksonville
p oo Wediitiiday, laden with a mt quanti^
tjr of provisions, acne on by Gen. Hamilion,
chairman of a committee of the paK
triotic citizens of Charleston, fur the rep
litf of tbc people Florida. Meeting*
I hate been held in aereral place* and reI
notations paased, expressive of their gra[;
titude for tbe kindness of tbc people of
|^Charleston, Sa ran nab and Augu?ui.
; 441 hare nothing new to tell y ou of. and
? sothiug but the knowlc g?* of ? our amirt\y
to bear of our safe arrival, induces iuc
to writ*- rou at thia time?and it u ili oro
,bably be the oulv opportunity for a \v< t k
s to come/' "
Picolata, Jfinuar) 29. l&W.
We rrived ti.ia morning at Ulia-Furl.
est) although it U not an extra atroiip
pleee for European warfare, y el tl.PV Pay
ilia good agaiital the Indian*. We timi
on our arrival that Gen. < iiurh is ?Ull at
JFori Kbg, a r?tnfortetnent hariug rmrio
bed htnu and aiaolreah volunteer* arming
Hjjpfrotn several quarter*. We vlial! reinaio
Vat ihta place fot several day* at lea*i, to
prepare oursrltri for a march to (Jen
I. Clinch; and also to wait for other ex pecH
it I iiir\a? VI ^
ii ?ir ui'pu pwmii v?? f'ii i r (9iii it
^resperubK farce a* will drire the Inthan*
frvii! this quarter. We mpposr
them lo.be fron, three to four miles from
UJ, that i* a small number, aeting a>
scouts. Our Young Men bear their privation*
lemarkably well considering lhay
have been used, to good living and comfortable
quarters. Their spirits are good,
and I think the corps is composed of men
that will fight should occasion require.
Out Caput*, is in fine spirits, and full
rf confidence. Our officers the same.''
t (jiali ant AJ'aif ~ On In- 12th irifi. i ol
Parish .a the bead ol two hundred Voluu*.
leers from this district, comjM?!?cd f#?f the
Companies of Captains, AI<on, Bellamy,
and Cu5W. ll, had a sharp cucon ter wi ii aj
large body of Indian* ?The at ack com*
meu>ed unit the udvaucrd guard under;
C'pt- Bellamy, who hud been allowed by the'
enemy to pass tiieir main body. Col. Parish
immediately hastened forward lo Ins support,
when suddenly he was attacked on both
/?_ . t. I.. .L . I .1 i _ ? L
nanus oy inn enemy piaceu ui nniDu^i.?
The V lunteers made an unsncce?iul attempt
to charge on horseback.?They wero the
dismounted and lormed it admirable order.
Tiiey then charged upon the? enemy in a
manner worthy of veterans. In the inean
lime, Ctipi. Bellamy having routed rhe sitae- i
king par y d to him, fell buck upon i
the maiu body The enemy wan soou forced
to l kc shelter in a thicket. By this time,
night was coming on. it was not thought
prudeut to rullowjfhem, where the localities?!
the place slid th darkness w\?uld have given
them great advantage*. Our uicn rested off
their amis in the open pine wood.-, prepared
to renew the anion at daylight; but during the
t _i . .? _ cp i t?
Digm, ine sat ages cnecicn a retreat. i ntir
lav. mttst have been considerable, as six dead
bodies Mere counted in one part of the field
ol butle. Two days after, Col. Parish
marched for Port King, and arrived in safety.
He iben proceeded to Powell's town and desiroyeid
it The Volunteers ihctn returned
jo For? Drane, where they arc now encamped.
[
From the Charleston Mercury.
From Si. kvgmtint.?The Steamer EliK<m,
Capu Sassard, arrived at this purl
yesterday, from St. Augustine. We hid,
however, previously received ihc following
letter from our correspondent at 'hat
place, via Sat am.oh, trh re the Etiican,
had put in.
"Sr. AccrsriNO, February 2. [
company of motirtrtl men came i?
lo-day from Picolatn. bringing despatch* *
froiu that place, and also from lien. Clinch.
t learn that according to she best
? inu.Mi lti? miin Kn/li ?.}' Tldi.itu ftff?
VJMMIVU^i %l?l vf ?
concentrating their farces 9. !*??wroil-town.
in the west; that M'uonopjr. a chief, has
joined Pvw*U, with $60 men, that they
number at least l?500 warrior*. and tint
they arc making great preparations for an ,
early and decisive battle wtljijl 'h?ch.~_j
Th?fr objsxl ?* toVhgagc hftr roauranlnglT*
with on overpowering torcc before he can j
receive reforccinents.
' The ladies of St. Augustine bnv$f
passed a aeries of complimentary rcsolu
lions in honor of the volunteer*, and
hate organized themselves into a society
to rcmler any service that maybe rcrptinsd.
They arc emulous in their hospitality,
and the only thing that detract*.-from our
enjoyment, i> the sense that the measure
of their gratitude far exceeds < ur poor
desert*.
"The detachment, as regards health,
is ItiehJv favored; only a few complain of
light foldi."
1'itract of a Utttr rttiivtd it (Mi City,
dated
'St. A? M stlnt, Feb, 2,
'Since in) l.ipt, nothing hae occurred
here which in in tin- Ira*! degree ttofthy
of romiuunirating. Verier Jay, C?puiu
M< rcJnnl ol the I uilcd Slate* ?nn\, arrived
here in command ul hu? Company,
and ha# nupcrMnIcd CapL Porter in command
of iht troop* now hnr. Thin hs?
of course added to the accuriiy of the inhabitants,
and I bcliric thai the force
now here linn aiuloM quitted the ;?pj?rc
hrnMon# of the j tuple in litis ticinuy.
e haie orra- ionully noiiic flying report#
of the Indian* hovering between this und
Picidala, but their habitual caution keep*
them ?.ff from a poet m? well d< fended n*
this, nnd if they were mail enough to
make an attack, it wuulJ di?pen>e w ills
the force iicw coltertinir from alt uuarJer*.
o
for inuM certainly we should give ?uclt
a good account of these lrutihlt**<ijiie gentlemen,
that no further danger would <r
apprehended fr m then*. Since our at
rival, wr all I >i t e r?*rr 11 cd iht m? *t marknl
p<di(eitess and .tU'nii 'n Irom the i ?
h.i bitaitb.*'
Fr*>m the (alUld** r F"?.r!l*n
The Mtchlit* district In a few ?J:.yv will
Inie >.i\ liio dr? d n ?ti under arms engaged
i*t trie Seminole w?r. A number fully equal
to one (turd ol the' ffcc.ivc men in it. j
Major \v?'Jfwrd left this place ot Tuct-;
day J ot with a guard to meet and protect?
the arm* no* on their way fr?>m Augusta. |
\Vc assure our friends in Columbus andj
Augusta. that Tall thassec has not been j
I burnt and plundered a? reported to them,
. arid no apprehension exists ol Mich a ca-;
, laruny.
| Our Navy stationed in the Gulf of Mexico,
has acted in the proem crisis ol our affairs
with a promptitude worthy of all praise
I The frigate Constellation and Sloops-of-War
| Yandalia and St. l/tuis, besides smaller resI
scl? of war, are already at the scene of acinn.
Cnpf. Hooker nn the lower Suwslmp, a
lew days since, finding the opposite bank in
' * i? ? iiit r 4- _ $
(gj^c.tsjon 01 awmi >hi innian?, ero-scti o?eri
?iih nine ir.on to attack then'. As lie
landed, two of hia mm *orc shot down?one
irjthninc bp.!j? tbevtl rr v iib live ^'ith h"
remanmiug men, he t*d?J!y charg- d on the
piwiuj.?VV hiii* wtu* engaged, his boat got a
drill, and l*e was left with no alternative but
ttctory or dacth After a close and deathly
oiliest ol some minutes, tbe savages were
routed with severe loss,
< >l l!_ J .
i wive iricnuiy Indians arriveo jcsteruaj j
from T. mpa. They will act as gu dea to the j
expedition which will march in a few davs;
fioui hi* place. They &tate that the-Joss ??f!
the >emu:oJcs at the. battle of the WiibU-j
cootiu.c, wosonc hundred and lour killed.
A . otig w bom w.iS Os"eol.t or Powel; who
titer iiy, received two * out ids, and died twoj
days after tilt action. 1 he reporied death of
Poo el n? not generally credited by our citizens.
Prum the JSatian J Intclhgrnsfr.
We hare heretofore had occasion to refer
la the Neu York Times, as a journal posses
tug the c nfidence ot the (joTeruuten<(
and as ha* ng ;!ie id vantage ot access to
source* ot tulormaiioi. not open to ail, eren
of the irieuds ol the .dtnitiistraitou. Still
under that impression, **e read with the grea
test picture tin? follownig uu:c lit ?bat paper
of Tuesday last, affording, as i( dots, tu a
shape as good as official, the most acceptable
inoraintion: t
From ibr ??r York Time* of Fcbuirj.2. i
The M?iiuti<*n accrptrd.?A well luf rmcd
correspondent wrncs as follows from
Washington: ,
" The coramunicaMon from England is a
Letter from the King of England lo the
President, off-ring Mediation. It has Kk ten
accepted by the ^.ominirfratioti, and a letter
to '.he King will be wri.ien by the President,
in which it will be stated thai be did not
design to menace nor insult France nor her
King?and this will be douc in language
stronger c?cn hat) that used in the Annual
Message; but* bejOud that dis-itowal untiling."
The terms of the proffered mediation
ntcra of course such as it became this country
to accept, and the-intelligence is therefore
- ' : (w. K.?J ik-?
ido^i jjraihj> ii i-uiiiui i/u uuuuilv ?iH>
the imerrcn'.ion will be weeesful, and peace
will * prrserted.
-The OV^ramcnt express, which reached
liere before ibe sailing of the packets jeai.crdar.
is supposed to bare brought the letters
of acceptance. .
~ THF.ro t? ?
~i,V
. jcA$t>\s, FEBUUABY 13, ISM.
KEll^^VOLCNTij Its" |
T.'ir DidSriet of KcnsOaw. has nobly
responded to the call ?f her country. In
pursuance of order* from the Exreutire!
?>l the Stale, am! to which we alluded to
last week, Cut. 1-.ih.snvt s lugmunt paraded
in Camden dn Monday l?st, for the'
* ?
purpose of famishing one company of
mounted men, by drat:, if a sufficient num- j
bcr of Volunteer-? did wot offer, f >r the
Florida campaign. After the line was
formed, Brigadier Gen Cant nv rrtd the,
order of the Executive, to the Keg.merit,
Sod made a few hiict, patriotic remarks
Col. Cm.sncr a..d Major M'Wiluk then |
addressed titeio in r. most feeling and eloquent
manner, explaining the nature of
die service in which they would be engaged,
and the savage diameter of the
foe they would have to eneountrr. 5 he
Flag was then placed a ft w peer* :n ff.nt
o! the liur, ami an invitation ^ivrn to
ihtoc who w re willing to ??1T?t thfir arr-i
rice* in their r juijtry in brhull of their
suffering irljtuv citizens >{ Florida, to mivanr.
md f!rc"*s 1.) tl r Flag. The Invitation
m a* n'afrlv Ultrri'il It? fore llir
teiiult Ihgim'it, null ll??* exrrj tiun of
about tn?'n!\, we do tut believe thrtr
Wi rr more. w.i* in th? line Uitii Ih? FlatTo
nnr una' tjiiJtnt' J with i! e rharnclrr
of Kcrthcirt 4 "erne like this might appear
!*utprifting; but when the patriot
character <1 h< r m-n# is taken it.to rui.Mdaratiun,
surprise would reasr. A jlroft
for men t<? ?orre their enrnirv i? unknnv*::
mi rv?"i vi ? 11 , incr'- nrvcr ;;?*? ucrn. ?nu
wr Iium !:?? * ti'Vrr will be a lime, thai
such a ici-irt kiiaJi be necessary. During
the last \* ar with Great Britain, when
men were wanted froin this Regiment,
when the call was made for rnlunteer*.
all, tvKitv oxs mi the iine marched f>?rt)w
It is stiul-inapiritig to live in the midst of
audi jirojiir, and we glory to-day, in being
a citizen of Kctshow District.
After the line hid been formed on thr
Flng\?y the Volunteers, Col. CunsNn in (
formed them that only a single company
Was wanted, am! requested ll alt hose who,
on reflection, thought they could with
most convenience leave home vrould march
to the front, and on this occasion a much
larger number than va* wanted, promptly
responded *c the call. The rcquiiitc
number was llien urleeted bjr lot. The
Company jras immediately organize*!.,
and directed to be ready to take up tlx
line of march on Thursday morning. At
the appointed time tTicy appeared on the]
ground "equipped for the war/'v To the
patriot it was a noble sight, affording the1
praudest and most conclusive evidence
that our country will never be wanting in!
the essentials for protecting her rights, j
-her interest* or her honor.
This detachment, goes charged with the
honor of Kershaw, and we-feci, assured
thai iu their hands it will remain uiuar-,
nishrd, and if occasion shall offer, we
hare no doubt but their deeds will further
attest ihci valor and their patriotism.
The company arc all well mounted ?pa* >
equipped, and left this town, on Thursday
last iu hue spirits. They were escoricd
to the Titer by a numerous body of citizens,
tnd were also cheered and animated,
L- .1.. ?:t? . i v.-.
uj> niv siiiwia ui a iat?c iiuuiuci ui iuc
softer sex.
We subjoin a list, as perfect as it was
in our power lo make it, of this patriotic
corps. Before doing so however, we
must mention one fact. Capt. B. Boykin,
who had been elected first Lieut, was la
ken sick with the measles on Wednesday
evening. In ihemorning when the troops
were formed, Capt. Thomas La no, the
fatber-in-Jaw of Capt. Buykin, was found
in the ranks lo supply his pjacc. Such
prompt devotion to the call of his country,
deserves honoraMe notice. The
company unanimously and by acclamation,
elected him tolhe first Lieutenancy.
There has occurred in the course of the
mounting and equipping this gallant band,
some instances of individual liberality,
generosity and devotion, u hich deserves'
i. i... r i.i n...
IU UV KtUiUVU 1U Jturil U| g?#IU. VUl
whole community however, seemed to
emulate each other, io their exertions to
prc~*rr :Iio Ywluu Leer* iTor the service in
which ihoy vrcre about to engage. The
followingi* a list of the officer* and men,'
as they left Camden. If there should be
any error we shall be happy to correct itCol.
Jobs Chesnut, Captain.
Capt. Ttios. Lano, 1st Lieutenant.
Col. John J. Mickle, 2d "
Lewis J. Patterson. Lnsign.
James S. Stewart, 1st Sergeant,
John D. Murray, 2d "
T. L. Dixon, 3d "
Bts. Ga?s, -lib "
J. S Nettles, 1st Corporal.
D. Kirkland.2d *
J. W, Aktiii R. 3J '
J. B. Mjcklc, 4th '*
W'h. Kes.nedy, Ckrk.
Jnt?. A. Boykin, Joseph G. Bruce Wm
Rankin. John Bmrrn, Jame* Raskin, Jas.
M. C"kcr, Tho* Crrighlon. W R Caloe,
0 J 1-hifJcrs, E W Ori^hian, Roderick
C inn'ron, J B CbiMrrs, Win Dunlap, J C]
D by. R W D'-niiP. Ja* P Dickius ?v,
\\ in Dixon, Kindion Exum, l>?ae Gay.
W Gainer. S Uuon, U Gilbert, 8 Gibnon.
M Giles. G Gerald, T M Gankins, Nat
(iitv, Dfl'ahwt, B Hailc. Jr. B Jonen,
Win Kitklanrl, firymi King. Duncan
Laiiij, Jno M'(\?y, A (? Mitrt>hall, 0 Mahafly,
J K M'Kain, ?? Ciantn i, Allrn
MVaakill, Jna ^f'Corklr, R. Mostly, M
M'Dojiatil, Allen Moore, F Maihrson, R
P?*uigrm, M Xatniin, H Arrant*. Win
Rossrr, S A R Shannon, J Smyrlc. J M
Sjwars, Joseph Smith. Sartil Shirer Jr, J
Ti-r.n;jvsofi, Loilovvirk, T K Shannon,
W |) Walkin* !l I, Whit.-Iter, T Whitac.rr,
II Whitaker, Jamr* W ood?. / \
(:I *
IL,- nf unvr to inrow ourselves ?jgain
on the indulgence o! our patrons. Wr
hnvn used every exertion, und hnrr not
yet been able to procure ? journeyman,
und it is utterly impossible for us to proreed
rr?utnrly with the publication until
we ran pet one. We shall continue our
exertions, and indulge the hope that we
: shall soon he successful. In the mean-!
I'.iine, when our paper fails to come to
, linnd, our readers w ill be enabled to charge j
it to the proper account.
Knowing the anxiety of large number
of our subscribers, to learn the progress
of nfiiiirs in Florida, and bring unabh
to publish an entire sheet this week, w<
hare, recollecting the old adage that
' half a loaf, is belter iban no bread," deter*
9
mined on i*suing a h#)f sheet, most otwhich
is devoted to this sahject.
ihe'proper head, the latest and mooiim-i 5
^ ? -X w.. -t -i* Sr^ti-jZ *. 5^3
portent news from that *lion of coup. '
try irill be f?ond.
Since the foregoing was in typo, we
have dates from Florida, as late as the 7ih
instant, they bring hoWc*cr-nolbIn^Qf'
importance.
FRANCE.
We rejoioc, as all our readdnjcost, :t^ r
the prospect of an amicable adjustment o%
our difficulties with France* ihrough
offered, and accepted mediatioirof Entji
,<? ...
land. The fact that it has been accepted;^nn<
tr^?i K.pn nflirnllv nnniHiMMll'*
there is no doubt however, bat it
been accepted, and the happiest resolto *;
may be anticipated. We having nothing
very late from France: At our last dates.
the annua! message bad Hot been received.
~ I
At a public meeting of the. citizens cf
|Kerehaw District, held pursuant to notice
| at the Court Iiouse in Camden, on the afternoon
of Monday the 6th instant, the
lion. Jaxls CnesNOT was ralletl to the
Chair, and Williak i. G&aut appointed
Secretary.
r The Chair stated the object of the meet*
iog to be, to take into consideration the
propriety of making such arrangements,
a* would facilitate the equipment and
march of the detachment ordered by tho
Governor from this Ke^iment for three
months service in and near Florida.
Thomas 8almost, ?sq, after-slew re.;7>
marks, off*red the followinff Preamble
and Resolutions, which being seconded, * I
was submitted by ibe Chair and onanlaious , I
ly adopted.
| Whereas, Utc Governor of this Suie, "
j having rdcrcd from ibis Regiment a deI
tachment of sercniy-aix officers and pn- "
rates, in be mounted and equipped, *n?|
| to march with the utmost expedition*, to
[the assistance of our fellow citizens of
! Florida, the Regiment has promptly responded
to the call, and organized a . vo|
iunieer corps for said duty. And wheat*.I*
[ ss. from the short notice ami other miiUMh ^
I it may be J?fii wit to provide the dtfUri*- .
[meal with lloises sad equipments fuita- v
[hie to the service, and the expedition taay.j
j Be delayed: , V v '
| jBc it thenfvre Resulted, Tliat it h-iff '
once both tiic duty and the pride of the ;
I . I _ - C V> . m.t.i.l In m.nl ilia
("IlliV'lS VI tilt ?*I?M IV?| IV Wkll lUC^iailC* :
worthy and patriotic zeal manifested by
our youth, by facilitating the equipment -1 '
and expediting the march of the datach- ; ;
tneni by all the mcana proper to l?e air
most despatch. * >
RmAvuU That - be appointed a
committee to obtain forthwith, by wib?
acription, money, horses, saddles, bri- i
dies, blankets and any other article* *
which may be necessary and proper lb
equip the citizen soldier, or add to his. '
comfort while engaged in this loilsomei
and perilous service; and that it be their
duty to diatribuia the same agreeably to
the recommendation of the officers com*
mandiug the detarhn:ent.
And, whereat, there may be individual! *
in the deiaehmrnt, whose families depend, < I
in part, on their efforts for the comforts ^
and Dccmiriri fll lite:
FZs it tksm?4nr? Tli m *
I be ? committee lo collect, b) subscription, <:
'supplies of provisions of every kindjfsnd
ibst ii shall be the duty, of said Commit* .
lee to disiribuie the same as iu their
opinion the wauls of such families re
quire. The
following gentlemen being nomi- nated
by individuals present, were by
unanimous vote of the meeting appointed
the committee under the second reselo*
lion. Via. Hon James Chesnvt. Thomas
Salmond. Joseph Cinmnshak,
Bevj min li t a ous|FoTein, Sen. and
Liiaklcs J Shannon, Esquires..
And in like manner the following were
appoinied the romniitleo under the third Resolution;
viz:Messrs Cbari.es J.Shan* s.
n, Alexander Johnson, Lawrence
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M'Dov all. Gmroi Stkatforp, Bekja*in
M'C'ow Ltwts Peebles, Allen
M'Caskill. Lovick Yorno, wfattPatterson,
James B Cureton, Jas. Haile*
James Bask ins. ben. N* illiam Fletcher
and Isaac Knox.
The following Resolution wis unanU
moufti) adopted.
Rtiolvtd, That for the purpose of pro*
titling the detachment with the funds DC*
rcsnary for its service on'the march* and
until it is mustered into the sen ice of the
United States, at Puryaburg the place
of rendcivous, the committee under the
second Resolution, be authorized end rc*
quested to raise, by note in the Branch
Hank of the State in Camden, any sum
uprrmarv fnr lh? ruiri,n*#>* mi?l ikt* bimi.
mg hereby pledge their faith for the pay
nent of said note. should jhe nine not
lie reimbursed by* the Stale .or United
States.
Brigadier General Cartey being ratted
on. and baring state J ihai twenty-stX
horaes and Rets of cqtiipRvnta Ttere wtO
red,, n -vm further '