General Orders, 15 September 1782

Head Quarters Verplanks Point Sunday Septr 15h 1782

Parole Louis 16th Countersigns Rochambeau Chattelex

For the day tomorrow		Brigr General Huntington
		Major Olney
		Major Reading
		Brigade Major Cox
		Brigade Quartermaster Morrill
For duty tomorrow		4th Connecticut & 6th Massachusetts
		regiments

A Feild officer two captains two subs. right serjeants, one Drum, one fife, and one hundred & twenty rank & file to be at the ferry on the right tomorrow morning by sunrise they are to man the boats and assist in crossing the French army—The first Newyork regiment for this duty to be releived by the second Massachusetts regiment tomorrow at sunset.

DLC: Papers of George Washington.

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