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 As my Company is the last Infantry Conrpanj 
 organized in GuiIforcl,and judging from the FroC' 
 iamation by the Governor, it may be the last re« 
 ceived by the State, I desire a few more men to 
 join me immediately. I will leave on Monday, 
 5th inst., and persons desiring to join, who do not 
 Iiave an opportunity before that time, can rejjort 
 to my Company at Camp Mangum, near Raleigh^ 
 All have had ample time to study the Conscript 
 Law, and must know that all between 18 and 3Si 
 years of age will have no opportunity to volunteer 
 after the I^th inst. Come in and save the bounty, 
 aj^ no bounty will be paid after the l^th. Those 
 having unsettled business will be allowed time to 
 wind up. 
 Capt. Gfregory, an able officer, is now in tlii^ 
 ounty legally authorized to raise an Artillerj'^ 
 ompany, and those preferring this beautiful am 
 f the service, will never have a better opportu- 
 hity. 
 
 The following order from Gov. Clark is pub^ 
 li^hed for your instruction: I 
 
 " Ail Companies authorized by the Governor to be raised prior to the passage of the law known as tlfl 
 'C<.>nsrr:ption Bill," must come to Camp Mangum near Raleigh, before the 17th day of May; otherwise th^ 
 ^ill not bo rcccivpd. ■ 
 
 All those not in by that time will be subject to the War Department under that law,and had better remaiQ n 
 }mo till ordered by that Department." M 
 
 W. P. WATLINGTON, Capt-O 
 iflay Ut, 1803. 
 

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