The light infantry companies of regiments are allowed wings of worsted or cotton.

Of the riflemen.

The uniform for the non-commissioned officers, privates, and musicians, of the rifle regiments, will, hereafter, be as follows, viz:

A short coat of gray cloth, single breasted, flat yellow buttons, which shall exhibit a bugle surrounded by stars, with the number of the regiment within the curve of the bugle; one row of ten buttons in front, three on each sleeve, and three on each skirt, lengthwise, with blind button holes of black twist, or braid in herring bone form.

A waistcoat of gray cloth, with sleeves of the same. Pantaloons of gray cloth.

The Jefferson shoe, rising two inches above the ankle joint, and not higher.

For field or active service, the officers will wear uniforms like those of the privates, excepting as to the quality.

On other occasions, they are permitted to wear the uniform of the artillery, (surgeons and mates, as post surgeons,) except as to the buttons, the position of them, &c. which shall be the same with the field coat.

Epaulets of gold.

Yellow mounted sabres for officers and non-commissioned officers.

NOTE-The uniform of the Militia of Virginia is required to conform to that of the United States' army. Any alterations which may be made by the Executive will be made known by proclamation of the Governor.

The particular dimensions of the Uniform, as described above, will, of course be varied according to circumstances.

Infantry, Grenadiers, Light Infantry, and Riflemen.

| Brigadier generals.

| Aids-de-camp.

| Brigade majors and inspectors. | Brigade quartermasters. | No. of regiments.

| No. of companies infantry. No. of companies grenadiers. No. of companies light infantry. | No. of companies riflemen. Colonels.

| Lieutenant-colonels. | Majors.

Adjutants.

Quarter-masters.
Paymasters.

Chaplains.

Surgeons.

Surgeons' mates.
Captains.

Lieutenants.
| Ensigns.

Sergeant majors.

Quarter-master's sergeants.

| Drum and fife majors.

| Sergeants. Corporals.

| Drummers, fifers, and buglers. | Privates.

Aggregate, including commissioned and non-commissioned officers, musicians & privates.

Cavalry.

Annual Brigade Return, continued.

Artillery.

| No. of regiments or battalions.

No. of companies or troops. | Colonels.

Lieutenant-colonels.

Majors.

| Adjutants.

| Quarter-masters.

| Paymasters.

| Chaplains.

Surgeons.

Surgeons' mates.

Captains.
Lieutenants.

| Cornets.

| Sergeant majors. Quarter-master sergeants. | Sergeants. Corporals. Trumpeters.

Privates.

Aggregate, including commissioned and non-commissioned officers, musicians & privates No. of regiments or battalions.

| No. of companies. Colonels.

Lieutenant Colonels.

| Majors. Adjutants.

| Quarter-masters.

| Paymasters

| Chaplains.

Surgeons.
Surgeons' mates.
Captains

Lieutenants.

| Sergeant majors.

Quarter master sergeants.
Drum and fife majors.

Aggregate of cavalry,
RECAPITULATION.-Aggregate of infantry, grenadiers, &c.

Aggregate of artillery,

NOTE.-The Regimental returns will conform to the above, except that the caption will be changed, and the columns for Brigade Staff omitted.

Sergeants.

Corporals.

Drummers and fifers.

Privates.

Aggregate, including commissioned and non-commissioned officers, musicians & privates.