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Domestic News September 27, 1794

Gazette Of The United States And Daily Evening Advertiser

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

What is this article about?

Volunteers from Baltimore and surrounding areas, totaling over 200 horse troops, conducted a ten-day excursion to the south and north mountains to suppress insurgents. They brought over 100 principal actors to Hagers-Town without opposition; some were bailed, others confined. Infantry from the state supported but did not advance further.

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PHILADELPHIA, SEPTEMBER 27.

Extract of a letter from Baltimore, to a person in this city, dated September 25.

I returned last evening from a ten days excursion, with the troops of horse of this place, by a requisition of the executive of this state, to the south & north mountains, to quiet the Insurgents in those quarters, which we have effected without opposition, by bringing 100 & odd of the principal actors to Hagers-Town, some of whom, were admitted to Bail, others remained in confinement when we marched from that place on Monday last.

On our march out, we were joined by two troops, one from George-Town, and the other from Frederick, which increased our number, to 200 odd effective horse, and on the day of our return, were joined by another troop from Annapolis. A considerable body of Infantry from this place, and other parts of the state, marched to Frederick-Town, but as no opposition took place, they were not ordered further, and are now returning. We were altogether volunteers who marched on a few hours notice. So much for military matters.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Rebellion Or Revolt

What keywords are associated?

Insurgents Troops Hagers Town Volunteers Maryland Suppression

Where did it happen?

South & North Mountains, Hagers Town

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

South & North Mountains, Hagers Town

Event Date

Ten Days Excursion, Returned September 25

Outcome

quieted insurgents without opposition; over 100 principal actors brought to hagers-town, some admitted to bail, others confined

Event Details

Troops of horse from Baltimore, joined by troops from George-Town and Frederick (totaling 200+ effective horse), marched to south & north mountains by requisition of the executive to quiet insurgents. Brought 100+ principal actors to Hagers-Town. Marched from there on Monday last. Joined by troop from Annapolis on return. Infantry from Baltimore and other parts marched to Frederick-Town but returned without further action. All volunteers on short notice.

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