General Orders, 22 June 1783

Sunday June 22d 1783

Parole Ghent Countersigns Haverstraw—Illinois

When the Troops move off the Ground a surgeon or Mate will remain with the sick of each regiment for a day or two untill the Hutts can be made ready to receive them. a sufficient number of orderly men to take care of the sick must also remain with them.

DLC: Papers of George Washington.

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