The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-01

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Belt lback Patent leath-l
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Chores
Freek Coat for staff officers under the rank of gen
eral officers; dark blue cloth, single breasted
with stand up cloth COLLAR cloth cuffs, tegula-
ton button; one Tow OF nine buttons on the
breast; lining and buttons on skirt same as
general officers.
CLOAK for general and general staff ciiiceFs--blue
cloth, lined with butf.
Pluaes-inr the different departments Of the staff,
the Adutant General, Inspector General, Aides
de camp, and officers attached TO the General in
Chief-yellow plume, like that pr scrlbed for Q
Ne or General commanding an army.
Piames-Aides dc Camp and officers attached TO
Major General-lhe same plume as for u Ma
ior General.
Piames -AIdes-de- Camp and officers attached TO
a Brgadier General-the same plume as for
Brgadier General.
PlumsS-ollioers of the Quarter Masters Depart
meni including the Quarter Master General
light blue plume, OF the same materials and
form as hat prescribed for general officers.
PlRmes-Oflicers of the Subsistence Department,
including the Commissafy General of Subsis
tence---of the same form all materials as that
Of The Quarter Masters Department; half blue
ard half while zip, white, half the length.
l0.-Artillery.
Co1t-dark blue cloth, double breasted, two rows
of buttons, ten IN each row, at equal distances
the distance between the rows four inches at
top, and two inches at bottom, measuring from,
the centre OF eyes OF the buttons standing col
lar, to meet IN front " it'll hooks and eyes, and
to rise 90 higher than to permit the free turn
ing Of the chin over II two loops, four and
half inches long on each side OF the cular
with one small uniform button, at The end OF
each loop; the collar edged all round with red )
plain round cuff, three inches deep; slashed Zap
on the sleeve six aud half inches long, and
two eighths OF an inch wide at the points, and
two inches wide at the nGrrowest part OF the
curve; four loops and four small buttons on the
slashed flap on the sleeve, foT field officers; for
Captains, sleeve Of the same fashion, bui The
slash only four and half inches long, with
three loops ard three small buttons; and for
subaterns, a slash sleeve of three and hall
/ inches long, with two loops and two small but
tons; loops TO be placed at equal distances !;
/ slashed flap on the skirt, with four loops and
I large buttons the slashed Gaps on the sleeves
and skirts to be edged with red on the ends and
indenied edge; two large buttons al the vais, )
skirt TO extend to within three and half inch.
es Of the bead of the knee; red kersey
I turnbaeA. aud skirt Innings gold embroidered
she'll and flame at the bottom of the skirts;
loops on tic collar and flaps to be Of gold lace,
Lalt an ach wide, and the entire loop not 10
exceed one and quarter inches IN breadth, the
coat 70 be lined With red.
Epaulettes-aecording to rank and pattern, as
hereafter described.
BaiteR-gil convex, se9cn-cighths OF an inch
dismeter; device, spread eagle Nth shield.
/ CaDs-bhck beaver seven and half inches deep,
la~l q b-iF t,ot
es djg,ne,er with band of black patent lealh.
( er to enclrcle the bottom of the cap black pa
ienl leather peak, gilt eagle, and cross cannons
and number Of regiment; strap Of black pa
tent leather, fastened 70 each side of the cap, 10
be worn nader the chin.
/ Plame-Fed cock feathers, falling from an upright
slrm, eight inches long, with gilt socket
Irgassrs-irom the LIST 0f October 10 the 3Oth Of
.Aprl, winnie ard high, blue mixture cloth, pro-
I'D lcing tbs effect Of Ay-blue,to come wet
down over the boots and sade perfectly plain,
except red stripe down the outer seam, one
and half inches de, and wclicd a, The edgcst
fr0n the lst Of May 10 the 30lh Of September,
white linen or cotton, without The stripe.
Bosts-ancle or Jtff,rson.
Srsrd and notwithstanding to pattern fur
nshed BY tie Ordnance Department.
Waist.5elt-white leather, two inches wide, with
ed IN iront IT'D round clasp, according to pat
tern 70 be furnished by tic Ordnance Depart
meat
Ssst-crmson silk net, with silk bullion fringe
ends; sash to 90 twice round the waist and to
b. tied on The lc1 hip; the pendant part to b.
uniformly one foo; 10 length from the tic.
Sf0ek-blsck silk.
Gi0Ues- hitc.
Froek Cost-dark Blue cloth, single breasted, With
ten large regiments! buttons down the front at
eq1al distances, and tso small regimenial bot
tons at The fastening Of the cuff plain stand up
collar tao large buttons at each pocket 10 The
skirt, one Of hich at the hip, and the other al
The bottom Of the fo'd II the packet, making
four bot'ons behind lining Of the coat, Blue
Cioak--biap haed wlh scarlet shaIioou; walking
iengih clasp arnaments al bottom Of collar,
Gle eagle, with cham.
Fsrqgf cGp--accordIng 10 pattern.
Spurs (or mounted OFsns-yollow metal or gill;
Segrd kHOt-orimson aud gold, al!h bullion las.
eel.
l2.-Iafdutry.
Ce1t-the same pattern as that Of the artillery
o he Of DARK blue cloth, lined with white serge;
edged With white kerseymere where The ariilIe.
~ coat Is edged with red turDback and skin
lining of white Aefseymere; skirt ornament,
silver embroidered bugle the lace to be silver;
buttons, silver plated, Of the same device, size
aud shape, as those fgf artillery.
EpaeLelies-aeeofding 10 RANK and pattern, as
hereafter described.
Cap--same IS the artillery, except the ornaments
which arc a silver bngie, number Of regiment
sHrmoanted by gilt eagle.
Pams---Ehite cock. feathers. falling from an up.
rlgh, stem, egh, inches long, with git socket.
T0ssys--she same az tie artillery, eSccp, tia,
Tie stripe on the mixture trousers to be OF shiie
seYseynefe
BJeis
Ss9rd and scaJi1y9
Waist belt and plate Same as fof the artillery.
Sie1ra knot
Sab
saf- Same as Tor the afiil.
,gs,,r, lar ,,ovn,,d ,F,,,,l ley.
Rfsek Cogt--same for the artillery, except toe
button, which will pc the reeinientsl button.
Cioak-same as f1r The artillery, exccut the lin .