General Orders of George Washington, Commander-in-Chief of the Army of Revolution, Issued At Newburgh On the Hudson, 1782-1783
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January 21, 1783.
On Friday morning each regiment is to deliver at the frame of the Public Building 270 laths, split out of shingle timber. They are to be exactly four feet long, one inch thick upon one e(\ge and not less than one-third of an inch on the other edge, and two inches wide. For every fifty good laths thus delivered a gill or rum and a half of ration of provisions will be delivered. One ac- tive sergeant and two men from each regiment to pa- rade to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock at th...e Public Building, to complete the filling in the frames ; it is computed that two days' work will finish the business, for which they will be allowed twenty-two gills of rum and twenty-two half rations of provisions for each regiment. The masons and their tenders are to parade at the Public Building to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock.
66 Washington's orders major-general gates' orders.
January 25. 1783.
The Brigade Quarter-masters are desired to see that the blacksmiths of their respective brigades dehver the quantity of nails they were ordered to make to Col.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
January 21, 1783.
On Friday morning each regiment is to deliver at the frame of the Public Building 270 laths, split out of shingle timber. They are to be exactly four feet long, one inch thick upon one e(\ge and not less than one-third of an inch on the other edge, and two inches wide. For every fifty good laths thus delivered a gill or rum and a half of ration of provisions will be delivered. One ac- tive sergeant and two men from each regiment to pa- rade to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock at th...e Public Building, to complete the filling in the frames ; it is computed that two days' work will finish the business, for which they will be allowed twenty-two gills of rum and twenty-two half rations of provisions for each regiment. The masons and their tenders are to parade at the Public Building to-morrow morning at 9 o'clock.
66 Washington's orders major-general gates' orders.
January 25. 1783.
The Brigade Quarter-masters are desired to see that the blacksmiths of their respective brigades dehver the quantity of nails they were ordered to make to Col.
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