department, to comprehend camp equipage, and barrack furniture, also [undecipherable] of every kind. 2^d. A Return of Medicines and Surgical instruments, of Hospital Stores and Furniture. 3^d. A Return of Provisions in Magazines, to be accompanied by an account of the mode in which the daily supplies are furnished. These returns are to be forwarded immediately on the receipt of this order, and as soon after as may be, the several officers are required to transmit the Commanding General, drafts of the fortifications they respectively command, with suitable explanations and a description of the barracks, magazines, arsenals, and other buildings, and a copy of the rules and instructions by which they are governed. All commanding officers of Companies, Posts or Detachments, in [undecipherable] the requisition of Colonel [undecipherable] the articles of Artillery, to turn out the Artillery [undecipherable], Surgeons attached thereto, for the purpose of [undecipherable] [undecipherable], in the [undecipherable] of [undecipherable] Soldiery, and are to furnish [undecipherable] the necessary aid to the inspection of the [undecipherable], the military Stores of the fortifications, with whatever may administer to their convenient [undecipherable]. [Undecipherable] to the condition of service upon [undecipherable] to be [undecipherable] by the Commanding Officers of Regiments and Corps, all other duties assigned will be given at headquarters. Head Quarters City of Washington General Orders October 4, 1800 Sergeant Robert Haley, James Mott, [undecipherable] John [undecipherable] John Warner Jack Robinson, [undecipherable] [undecipherable] Dennis John Lancaster, [undecipherable] Rawlings, [undecipherable] [undecipherable]