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| − | + | The Major-Generals will give the necessary orders | |
| + | within their respective Divisions for the musters the | ||
| + | present season; and the several Regiments and Corps will | ||
| + | be reviewed and inspected as the law directs. | ||
| + | |||
| + | By order of the Commander in Chief | ||
| + | William Donnison, Adjutant-General | ||
| + | |||
| + | |||
| + | Attest. H: Sewall, D. A. Gen. | ||
| + | __________________________________________________________ | ||
| + | |||
| + | Brigade Orders, second Brigade, 8. Division, | ||
| + | Hallowell, June 30. 1796. | ||
| + | |||
| + | The law having established the uniform of the Militia "to | ||
| + | be a dark blue cloth coat," & left the fashion & colour of the | ||
| + | facings thereof and of the under-clothes, to the determination of | ||
| + | the Major-Generals or Brigadiers within their several commands | ||
| + | -- and it being necessary that such determination should be made known, in order that the Officers & Soldiers may have opportunity | ||
| + | of conforming themselves thereto as nearly as may be: | ||
| + | |||
| + | The Brigadier-General (by & with the concurrence of | ||
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The Major-Generals will give the necessary orders within their respective Divisions for the musters the present season; and the several Regiments and Corps will be reviewed and inspected as the law directs.
By order of the Commander in Chief
William Donnison, Adjutant-General
Attest. H: Sewall, D. A. Gen.
__________________________________________________________
Brigade Orders, second Brigade, 8. Division,
Hallowell, June 30. 1796.
The law having established the uniform of the Militia "to be a dark blue cloth coat," & left the fashion & colour of the facings thereof and of the under-clothes, to the determination of the Major-Generals or Brigadiers within their several commands -- and it being necessary that such determination should be made known, in order that the Officers & Soldiers may have opportunity of conforming themselves thereto as nearly as may be:
The Brigadier-General (by & with the concurrence of