General Orders, 21 June 1783

Saturday June 21st 1783.

Parole Dorchester— Countersigns Exeter—Fairfax.

Lieutt Colo. Commandt Reid for duty tomorrow.

When the Army marches from this Cantonment, a Detachment is to remain to do the ordinary duties at Newburgh &ca. They will be releived every nine days—for this duty the four Hampshire Companies will commence tomorrow.

DLC: Papers of George Washington.

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