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Primchani: 1 and 2. Caftans and coats should be made in such a way that they can be buttoned up in winter and that there will be reserves along the sleeves and other seams that can be unraveled for sweatshirts. 3. 4. For camisoles, put laces in the back so that you can wear sheepskin sweatshirts under them; From old camisoles, make sweatshirts, caps and mittens. 5. All pants have buttons covered with cloth of the same color. 6. All these ranks have buttons made of cloth of the same color. 7. 8. Wear pants from June 1 to September 1. 9. 10. Forage caps are now being released at a time, and from now on they will be made from serviced uniforms. 11. Within 3 years, all ranks should buy one more pair of gloves from themselves.

HER IAN.

The staff of the Puyner Regiment, consisting of two companies of Miner and Sapper and ten companies of Schoner, divided into eight Depots, and the entire regiment into two battalions, each with one company

Miner with Sappers and five companies of Schoner (Project 1).

December 24, 1798

Colonel.

Lieutenant Colonel.

Ma!orov.

Captains:

Headquarters-Captains.

Poruchikov.

Podporuchikov.

Including two battalion Adjutants, and 1 to the Commander ori.

Quartermaster. O

Auditor.

Doctor.

Podlkarey.

Non-commissioned officers in. company at 15, and at 12 ‘mouth.

Including 48 for 94 rubles. 80 k. 12 for 68 rub. 10 kopecks, 24 for 24 rubles. 50 kopecks and the rest 96 for 19 rubles. 60 kopecks to everyone, and to everyone. 5 a a c

In two sapper companies (Note 2)

Minerov.

| 75 per company. | Saperov

In 10 Puner companies (Note 3).

| 1st class, 50 per company. Ponerov.{ › class of 100 per company

Slave to the Regiment. ] and E. i. In the mine sapper, companies in each

Number of people.

The number of races to one.

| Zhalov. per year with meat and sol. minus the medical fee. and goshp., and pcs., and about of. and for the raschons I put it. V

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1 paramedics in each company: 1 infirmary attendants in each company: Apprentices | Blacksmith's work...... designated Slesarny... at dъl in each | Turning and Wheel E battle!on 1.| Engineer and carpenter. 1 non-commissioned master for each company.

Furleit: To the first aid drawer........

To the carts:

For written records and the treasury... For. mining, entrenching and workshop tools.,. a A

To carriages for sick soldiers about: VI K

To the Wagon for grain ‹. ties in

To pack horses for boilers...:

For semi-trucks for soldiers' shoes and spare ammunition

To the tent boxes.

Denshchikov: Colonel 6, Lieutenant Colonel 4, Magor 3 each, Captains and Staff Captains 2 each, Lieutenants, Second Lieutenants, Adjutants, also the Quartermaster, Auditor of Software and VVM; ye

I am a doctor for a day's work............

And that to all ranks and with money...

Only those from Russia or foreigners in Russia have peasants of less than 100 souls behind them, and Liflyandsyuk and Estlyansk nobles have 5 hooks, and those who have such a number and hooks, also do not give money to the lizkar in kind, but produces only the salary and provisions due for the moneymen.

Deducted from the salaries allotted to all ranks for medicines and hospital leave from the Commissarate, the first to the Medical College, and the last to the hospital for the maintenance of patients.

For medicines from the Headquarters and Chief Officers, Quartermaster, Auditor and Lfkar, 11/> kopecks each, and from non-commissioned officers, underlings and other lower ranks (except furleyts and day officers) 1 kopecks per ruble.

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Those receiving provant are entitled to: yunke- | ditch and non-commissioned officers 180, miners 150, Ca- | Perov 150, Ponerov 15,000, drummers | lkovoy 1, company 36, paramedics 12, infirmary attendants 10, apprentices, blacksmith 2, lathe and wheel 2, joiner and carpenter 2, non-commissioned master 10, furleyts 152, daymen, including L'karyu for 85 denominations, total 2294 people, each year 3 quarters of flour, 2 quarts of cereals, 2 garnets each, a total of 6782 quarts of flour, 645 quarters of cereals, 1 quart and 4 garnets.