[Letter] 1793 Jan. 25, Hickory Grove, Wilk[e]s County, [Georgia to] Major Gaither / Major General Elijah Clark[e]

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Hickory Grove Wilks County
January the 25th 1793
Sir
Observant to General Order issued by the Commander in Chief to the State I have reconnected the Western Frontier, accompanied by the Adjt Genl [Adjutant General] And from an attentive Survey it is Our [added text: joint ] opinion that the Number of mounted draughted [drafted] Militia now on duty must Continue to patrol along the Frontier to secure the Inhabitants against the inroads of the Savages; and recommends it strongly to You; that half a Troop of mounted Militia may be Stationed at Ward's Mill on Tugalo; of which one half at a time is to patrol from thence to Woffort's Station Visiting Donnagan's Station on the way; and that the remaining half of the said Troop may be Stationed at Norris's Station near Burkes Station, and in a Like Manner to patrol to Woffort Station: And that another Troop of Mounted Militia may continue at


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Hillhouse's Iron Work Station one half of which to patrol from thence To Norris's Station near Burkes Station divided into Two Divisions and alternately on the Scout carefully Visiting the respective Stations situate on the way, and the remaining half do patrol in a Like manner from the Iron work to Fort Mathews Visiting also the respective Inhabitants stationed on the way, and that part of a Troop of mounted Militia do patrol between Fort Mathews and Greensborough

I am with due respect Yours
[Signed] Elijah Clark Majr Genl [Major General] Major Gaither Commandant

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