I was however encouraged in the belief, that I should be inabled, to effect the destruction and total ruin of the Indian territories by this truely noble and virtuous resolution of the army for which I know not, whether the public stand most indebted to the persuasive arguments, which the offiers began to use, or to the virtuous disposition of the Soldiers, whose immediate and cheerful compliance with the requisition, anticipated all their wishes, and rendered persuasion unnecessary. the latter much more so, from the almost unavoidable loss of cattle, when suffered to range the woods at night for their support. The former liable to many deductions-from rains-crossing rivers-and defiles &c. of flour and sixteen pounds of beef pr man. I had then on hand by the best calculation I could make 22 lb. Not one dissenting voice was heard from either officer or soldier. I therefore drew up an address to the soldiers, a copy of which I have the honor to inclose you, 1 which being read, was answered by three cheers from the whole army. In this situation I could think of but one expedient, to answer the end designed by the expedition which was, to prevail (if possible) on the soldiers, to content themselves with half a pound of flour, and the same quantity of fresh beef per day, rather than leave the important business unfinished. The time taken up in destroying the corn in the neighbourhood of New-Town (employing the army near two days) and there appearing a probability, that the destruction of all the crops might take a much greater length of time, than was at first apprehended, and being likewise convinced by an accurate calculation, that it would not be possible, to effect the destruction of the Indian Country, with the provision on hand, which was all I had in store and indeed all that I had pack-horses to transport from Tioga. In mine of the 30th ultimo, I had the honor of informing your Excellency of the victory obtained over the enemy on the 29th of August, I now do myself the honor to inform you of the progress of this army, and the most material occurrences, which have since taken place. Damp listed, making it suitable for covered outdoor spaces, or washrooms.Copy of a letter from Major General Sullivan to General Washington dated Chemung 28th Sepr 1779. ELOGANT TROGA SERIESThe Tioga Series is suspended from a combination chain and stem mounting system, with the potential of adjustability for either. Almost as if the light sources are orbiting the interior ring of the frame. With a sleek appeal that is rooted in minimalist design, this luxury luminary exudes a nostalgic essence thanks to its geometric framing and Aged Brass-Noir finish combination. The outward extension of the light sockets creates a sense of free-floating illumination. This Mid-Century Modern inspired design is embodied by linear framing and angular accents, while also asserting a unique abstract peculiarity thanks to frosted glass trapezoid shades. The Tioga five-light chandelier sports a conical shape with creative elegant undertones. Tioga 5 Light Black Transitional Chandelier
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