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s.y.t x44 Raleigh, Jan. "a, l84T


Dear Sir-As there has been some changefn
the orders recently issued to you, IN consequence
of letters received from the Officers of the United
States, Hasten to advise you, that am gratifed
to learn that you have marched-for Charlotte.
have apprised lst Lieutenant S.. L. Fremont,
Asst Quarter Master.~at Wilmingtonsand Bre7
vet Major R. D. A Wade, Mastering officer, at
Fort Moultrie, near Charleston S. c., that you
will beat Charlotte by the 5th inst 1t may be
possible that they may not arrive for few days
after you. You must make the. best provision
you can for your company until they reac h
Charlotte, and report TO them or either of them
Immediately after their arrival. ,..s> ..


With my thanks. to your gallant company, and
assurance ofregdrd for their commander,


4, =, / remain very truly yours, -


VIM: A. GRAHAM.


Cant. R-W. Lone @.@