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| − | This is therefore to authorize Major-General Henry Dearborn to make such Certificate & | + | This is therefore to authorize Major-General |
| + | Henry Dearborn to make such Certificate & endorse- | ||
| + | ment on the back of each Commission thus circum- | ||
| + | stanced, as will shew the alteration in the numerical | ||
| + | order of the Regiment to which the Officer belongs, | ||
| + | and will recognize his authority over the Company | ||
| + | to which he was originally commissioned. | ||
| + | By order of the Commander in Chief | ||
| − | + | Wm. Donnison, Adj. Gen. | |
| − | Wm. Donnison, Adj. Gen. | ||
| − | General Orders, Head Quarters, Boston, Dec. 28. 1796. | + | General Orders, Head Quarters, Boston, Dec. 28. 1796. |
| − | By the General Order of the 27. August last, Major-General Dearborn was authorized to make a Certificate for the purpose therein expressed, on the Commission of any Captain or Subaltern, in case the Regiment or Brigade to which such Captain or Subaltern actually belongs, has been altered in its numerical order or standing, since such Commission was issued -- and it appearing that | + | By the General Order of the 27. August last, Major- |
| + | General Dearborn was authorized to make a Certificate | ||
| + | for the purpose therein expressed, on the Commission of | ||
| + | any Captain or Subaltern, in case the Regiment or Brigade | ||
| + | to which such Captain or Subaltern actually belongs, | ||
| + | has been altered in its numerical order or standing, | ||
| + | since such Commission was issued -- and it appearing | ||
| + | that | ||
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This is therefore to authorize Major-General
Henry Dearborn to make such Certificate & endorse- ment on the back of each Commission thus circum- stanced, as will shew the alteration in the numerical order of the Regiment to which the Officer belongs, and will recognize his authority over the Company to which he was originally commissioned.
By order of the Commander in Chief
Wm. Donnison, Adj. Gen.
General Orders, Head Quarters, Boston, Dec. 28. 1796.
By the General Order of the 27. August last, Major-
General Dearborn was authorized to make a Certificate for the purpose therein expressed, on the Commission of any Captain or Subaltern, in case the Regiment or Brigade to which such Captain or Subaltern actually belongs, has been altered in its numerical order or standing, since such Commission was issued -- and it appearing
that