Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-27

knd the F,e,ia M of the United States
has tnther JUDGED Oropor, that the nom
commissioned officers, musicians and pri
Yates. % the seVe~Sl regiments aud corps
NOW in he service of the Ceittd States
whose term ol service has not ex.pired, shall
be - arranged as to form and Complete out
at the same the non-cGm missioncd officer,
musicians aud privates, constituting the mil
itary peace establishments, in the manner
following. viz.
To form the regiment of light artillery
BrIgadier GeReral Porter, there shah be
mustered for selection. the light arullery
proper, the I5-h, 90 n. 3Oth, 3iss, SD, 34ih,
and 45th regiments of infantry.
To form the corps ot artillery, there shall
be mustered for selection, the corps of ar
tiilsry proper, the regiment of dragons
the 4ls,, 42d, aud 4Sd regiments of infan-
try.
To form the regiments of infaatry in the
division OF the north, there shan be master
ed
Forthe 2dreeirnent of infantry, colonel
Brady, the OH, 10Th, 22d, Esd and SD regis
ments OF infantry,
For the Sd iegiment az infantry, Cole
mel John Miller, the LIST, 17th, 18Th, 24sh,
2Sth, and 39th. regiments OF infantry.
For the 5th regiment Of infantry Briga
der G neral Miller, the 4th, 9tr, 1861,
2ist, 4Oth, and 46.h, regiment of ntan.
try.
For The 9th regiment of infantry Colonel
Atkinson. tue 18th. s5th, 27lh, 29h aud
ST regiments of infantry,
To form the regiments Of infantry and ri
hemen, in the division of the SOUTH
For the 1st regiment Ct infantry, Briea>
der General Bissei, the 3D. Sd, 7th,
and 4+a, regiments ofniantry,
For toe 4th regiment of infantry, Colonel
King, the l2th 14yI, aud goth regiments
OF iuspn'ry.
Fer he 7h regiment Of infantry Colonel
MeDen Id, he 8h, io,h, 36tb, and
3slh resimeu,s Infantry
For the Slh regiment OF infantry, Colonel
Nicholas, the S h. 18Th, aud 35rh regi-
ments u infantry.
For t0e rife regiment. Brigader GeGe-
raj Smth, the lst, ID. Cd, aud 4-h. rife
regiments,
And the President OF the United States
has further judged proper, tha, in addition
to the proviSion for general s5ais. whichis
specifically made by the act of Congress.
certain officers shall be retained, under the
special authority given oy he act mill cir
csmstanccs viii permit Of their discharge,
without material injuty to the service; ard
that the following snail DE the general staff:
Two Major Generals, with two AIDS de
Camp, each.
Four Brigadier Generals, with one Aid
de Camp, each.
An adjutant and Inspector General, and
two adjutaAt Generals, to be Professionally
re aimed
Four Brigade Inspectors
Ons Quar- ermaster General and two De-
putty Quartermas;ers General, to be provis.
ioSnlly retained
-Four Brigade Quartermasters
AN Apolnecary General and two assis,
'tsnl A. othecaries, 20 be Professionally re-
tanned.
Five Hospital Surgeons.
Fifteen Hospital Surgeons Mates
Two Garrison Surgeons, to be provision
ally retained
Ten Garrison Surgeons Mates, to be
prov loually retained.
a PEymaster of the army.
Two deputy paymas ers General, and
two assistant Deputy Paymasters, TO be
Professionally retained.
The act o. Congress establishing the Or
d'nance Department, the Office OF the COM
missaiy General CT Purchases, aud the
MILITARY academy, remain in force, as wei
a. certain acts authorizing the appointment
CT Judge advocates and Chaplans of the
army.
Inc organization and arrangements of
The military peace establishment, aus made
by 'as PRESIDENT CT the United States, are
iaDRsied n general orders for he iniorma
ton aud government Of the army
~ order OF the Secretary Of War
D PARNER,