No. 1. Establishment of the Infantry of the American Armies.

   That each Battallion shall consist of nine Companies one of which shall be of light Infantry the light Infantry to be kept complete by Drafts from the Battallion and organized during the Campaign into Corps of light Troops.

    Number Rank Monthly Pay Amt. Daily Rats. Amt. (3) 1 Colonel 75 75 6 6 1 Lt. Colonel 60 60 5 5 1 Major 50 50 4 4 (4) 1 Drum Major 9 9 1 Fife Major 9 9 18 Drums&Fifes 7 1/3 132 49 Non Com. Officers 440 27 Corporals @7 1/3 198 477 Privates @6 2/3 3180 504 Rank & File 3378

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504 Rank & File Rations 75 49 Non Comm. 49 553 553 29 Com. Officers 75 582 628

	6	Captains	40	240	3	18
	1	Captain Lt. of Cols. Co.	26 2/3	26 2/3	2	2
	8	Lieutenants	26 2/3	213 1/3	2	16
	9	Ensigns	20	180	2	18
	Paymaster	20	20
		Adjutant	13	13
		Quarter Mtr.	13	13
	1	Surgeon	60	60	4	4
	1	Surgeons Mate	40	40	2	2
	29	Commissioned Officers Pay		991	Rations	75
	1	Serjeant Major	@10	10
	1	Qur. Mr. Serjeant	10	10
	27	Serjeants	10	270

   Total582. Pay per Month 4,809 Dollars. Rations per Month 18,840.

   The Field Officers of the light Infantry to be selected from those belonging to the several Battallions, and the PayMaster &c as above. An Addition of 2 Dollars per Month each is made to the Pay of the Serjeants that good Persons may be got for that necessary Office.

   The old Arangement non Com. & Privates consisted of 692. Total 732 their Pay per Month 6020 Dollars. Rations per Month 23,790.

   The Difference between the Battallions is 150 Dollars per Month and 4,950 Rations.

   No. 2. Establishment of the Artillery of the American Armies.

    Number Rank Pay Amt. Rat. Amt. 1 Colo. 100 100 6 6 1 Lt. Colo. 75 75 5 5 1 Major 62 1/2 62 1/2 4 4 12 Captains 50 600 3 36 12 Captain Lieutts 33 1/3 400 2 24 12 first Lieutenants 33 1/3 400 2 24 36 second Lieutts 33 1/3 1200 2 72 (5) PayMaster 25 25 Adjutant 16 16 Quarter Master 16 16 1 Surgeon 75 75 4 4 1 Surgeon's Mate 50 50 2 2 77 Comm. Officers Monthly Pay 3019 1/2 Rations 177 1 Serjeant Major 11 23/90 11 23/90 1 Qur. Master Serjeant 11 23/90 11 23/90 1 Fife Major 10 38/90 10 38/90 1 Drum Major 10 38/90 10 38/90 72 Serjeants 10 720 72 Bombadiers 9 648 72 Corporals 9 648 72 Gunners 8 2/3 624 24 Drums & Fifes 8 2/3 208 336 Matrosses 8 1/3 2800 652 Non Com. & Privates at 5691 30/90 Dolls/Mo. Rations 652

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77 Commissioned Officers at 3019 1/2 Dolls/Mo 177 729 8710 60/90 829

   Total 729. Pay Per Month 8710 60/90 Dollars. Rat. per Mo. 24870.

   No. 3. Establishment of the Cavalry of the American Armies.

    Number Rank Pay Amt. Rat. Amt. 1 Colonel 93 3/4 93 3/4 6 6 1 Lt. Colonel 75 75 5 5 1 Major 60 60 4 4 6 Captains 50 300 3 18 12 Lieutenants 33 1/3 400 2 24 6 Cornets 26 2/3 160 2 12 1 Rideing Master 33 1/3 33 1/3 2 2 (6) Pay Master 25 25 Adjutant 15 15 Quarter Master 15 15 1 Surgeon 60 60 4 4 1 Mate 40 40 2 2 30 Com. Officers. Monthly Pay 1277 1/2 Rations 77 1 Sadler @10 10 1 Trumpet Major 11 11 6 Farriers 10 60 6 Qur. Mr. Serjts. 15 90 6 Trumpeters 10 60 12 Serjeants 15 180 32 Non Com. Officers 411 Dollars Per Mo. 30 Corporals @10 300 324 Privates 8 1/3 2700 354 Rank & File 3000 Dollars Per Mo. 32 non Com Officers 411 386 3411 Rations 386 30 Com. Officers 1277 1/2 77 416 4688 1/2 463

   Total 416.Pay perMo.4688 1/2 Dollars. Rations per Month 13,890.

   No. 4. Establishment of a Provost.

   Drs. per Month

    1 Captain of Provosts at 50 50 & 3 Rat. per Day 3 4 Lieutenants 33 1/3 133 1/3 2 8 1 Clerk 33 1/3 11 1/3 2 2 1 Qur. Master Serjt. 15 15 1 1 2 Trumpeters 10 20 1 2 2 Serjeants 15 30 1 2 5 Corporals 10 50 1 5 43 Provosts or Privates 8 1/3 358 1/3 1 43 4 Executioners 10 40 1 4 63 680 70

   This Corps is to be drafted from the several Brigades mounted on Horseback and armed and accoutred as light Dragoons. Their Business is to watch over the Regularity and good order of the Army in Camp, Quarters or on a March, Quell Riots, prevent marauding, stragling and Desertion, detect Spies, regulate Sutlers and the like.

   No. 5. State of the Infantry, Artillery and Cavalry of the American Army.(7)

    Infantry Batts. New Hampshire 3 Massachusetts 15 Rhode Island 1 Connecticut 8 New York 5 New Jersey 4 Pensilvania 10 Delaware 1 Maryland 8 Virginia 15 N. Carolina 9 Additionals 9 Hazens Canadians 1 Warners 1 Non Com. & Privates 90 Bats. 553 each 49,770 Artillery 4 652 2,608 Cavalry 4 386 1,544 53,822

   State of the Quotas to be called for viz.

   The several States abovementioned to complete their State Battallions according to the original Establishment of non Com. Officers and Privates.

   

79 Battalions contained each of non com. Officers and Privates 692	54,668
Warner's and Hazens Regts to be completed to the new Establishment of 553 as above by voluntary Enlistments	1,106
Now in the Artillery about	1,000
in the Cavalry about	550
in the Additionals &ca about	1,850
	59,174
Deduct for the Deficiencies in Drafts, Desertion, Death &ca	5,352
	53,822
Make a further Deduction for those sick, naked who may not have joined and the like at least one third	17,942
The army may by the first Day of June equal	35,880