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Identifier: capevincentitshi00casl (find matches)
Title: Cape Vincent and its history
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Casler, Nelie Horton
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Publisher: Watertown, N.Y. : Hungerford-Holbrook Co.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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. Mr.McNab being called on produces the order above mentionedto the Court, signed A Mackey, Asst Com. and being askedif there was any more such provision in store says there is thefollowing. 684 lbs of flour530 of Pork2163-% OatmealFor which he has given a Receipt to Mr. Ferguson AsstComy at Oswegatchie. H Arden S^th Regt President. Lieut. Cra^A^fords Raid in the Mohawk Valley. Carleton Island, Aug. 21, 1781. Sir:— I have the honor to inform your Excellency of LieutenantCrawfords return from the Mohawk River, the 20th Inst.He has destroyed a quantity of grain, burnt a mill severalhouses and barns and killed a number of cattle belonging toa settlement of rebels fifteen miles below Fort Herkimer. Theparty which was mostly composed of young troops behavedwith great spirit and steadiness. They drove the militia intotheir Forts, though three times their number, and burnedand destroyed at noonday all around. Had the Indians beenas zealous as they promised, a number of cattle might have 88
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Cape Vincent and its History been brought off to this Island, which though collected, wereobliged to be left behind. Some horses only were brought. John Ross. W^ork on the Fortifications Over and the Attention of theGarrison Given to Agriculture. Aug. 20th, 1781. I am sensible of the advantage your Excellency proposesfrom the attention to agriculture. I have not spared or shallnot spare any pains to accomplish the same. Notwithstand-ing the great fatigue occasioned by the Fortifications (whichis now over) a great deal of land has been cleared and culti-vated, and the crops in its first appearance looked very wellbut has suffered much by the different insects. I procured aquantity of turnip seed from Montreal, and there is a verylarge crop of potatoes. John Ross. General Haldimand Instructs Major Ross to Plan for a Raidin the Mohawk Valley. General Haldimand to Major Ross. Private Head Quarters, Quebec, 6th Sept. 1781.Sir, Judging it expedient for the purpose of alarming thefrontiers,

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