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| − | + | to the Contrary, a practice[?] so Destructive Ought not to be allowed, But in Cases of the greatest Necesity Especially when feed[?] is so Handy, as it is at this place It is unpardonable[?]; He therefore calls upon the officers[?] of his Brigade to Exert[?] themselves and put a Stop to Such pernicious Conduct | |
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| + | After Order Septr.[?] 18th 1780 | ||
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| + | The whole Army to March at the Shortest Notice every thing to be put in the most readiness for a movement | ||
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| + | One hundred fateague [fatigued?] men with arms to parade to morrow morning at 7 o,Clock at ground parade to repair the Road, Meggs[?] Regiment to march so[?] very early to morrow morning the Commanding officer will call this Evening at Generals Greens Quarters for Orders | ||
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to the Contrary, a practice[?] so Destructive Ought not to be allowed, But in Cases of the greatest Necesity Especially when feed[?] is so Handy, as it is at this place It is unpardonable[?]; He therefore calls upon the officers[?] of his Brigade to Exert[?] themselves and put a Stop to Such pernicious Conduct
After Order Septr.[?] 18th 1780
The whole Army to March at the Shortest Notice every thing to be put in the most readiness for a movement
One hundred fateague [fatigued?] men with arms to parade to morrow morning at 7 o,Clock at ground parade to repair the Road, Meggs[?] Regiment to march so[?] very early to morrow morning the Commanding officer will call this Evening at Generals Greens Quarters for Orders