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At meeting ofCommissioned Officers attached to
the first Brigade of Delaware Militia, held at the
house of Thomas Mulford, in St; Georges on Satur-
day the 9Th of October, 1927, Brgader General
RICHARD MANSFIELD was called to the char-and
Captain JOHN SUTToN appointed Secretary:


The meeting aware Of their object in assembling,
and conscious of its being the wish of all Commits
stoned Officers of the Brigade, (and particularly of
those of the Volunteer Corps) that they shall NOT
only become an organized body, but one noted for
their military department, good discipline and tac-
tics feel no hesitation, in order to forward this
grand object, in adopting the following resolutions,
and requesting the particular attention Of the Bril-
gade to them, viz.


Resolved, That the volunteer Companies ofCaval-
ry, Artillery, Rihcmen and Light Infantry together
with the District Companies, attached to the First
Brigade Of Deia7oare Militia, be, and are hereby res
pectiully invited to meet at RED LION OLD
FIELDS, on Friday the 96th October Inst. at 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. fully equipped, to be exercised in Bat
talior.


Resolved, That the Commanding Officers Of Com
panies be requested TO give timely notice to their
respective Companies, of the proceedings Of this
meeting, and request their puncual attendance at
the time and place ofneeting.
RICHARD MANSFIELD, Chairman.
JOHN SurroN, Sec'y