The writings of George Washington from the original manuscript sources: Volume 10

Washington, George, 1732-1799. The writings of George Washington from the original manuscript sources: Volume 10
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GENERAL ORDERS Head-Quarters, White Marsh, November 6, 1777.

Parole Warsaw. Countersigns Berlin, Dresden.

The independent Company commanded by Capt. Joshua Williams is to be annexed to, and do duty with the 4th. Pennsylvania regiment, 'till further orders.

All prisoners (not being Continental soldiers) and suspected persons are to be carried to the Major General of the day, to be examined and dealt with, as he shall see fit.

The Colonels or officers commanding regiments are to appoint one officer from each regiment, to go with four men to Bethlehem, to get such of their cloathing as is absolutely necessary, and bring the same in waggons to camp. The waggon Master General will make the necessary provision of waggons for that end.