...upon as a particular Providence in our favor that we were not discovered. Next morning we decamped, and in two days came within fifty miles of the Kittanning....day following, we met them on their return, and they informed ns that the roads were entirely clear of the enemy, and that they had the greatest reason...

...upon as a particular Providence in our favor that we were not discovered. Next morning we decamped, and in two days came within fifty miles of the Kittanning....the pilots and two soldiers, were sent off for that pnrpose. The day following, we met them on their return, and they informed ns that the roads were entirely...

...upon as a particular Providence in our favor that we were not discovered. Next morning we decamped, and in two days came within fifty miles of the Kittanning....concerning the situation and position of the enemy . Wherenpon an officer, with one of the pilots and two soldiers, were sent off for that purpose. The...

...particular Providence in our Favour that we were not discovered. Next Morning we decamped, VOL. VII. — 17. and in two Days came within fifty Miles of the Kittanning....reconnoitre the Town and to get the best Intelligence they cou'd concerning the Situation and Position of the Enemy ; Whereupon an Officer with one of the Pilots...

...upon as a particular Providence in our Favour that we were not discovered. Next Morning we decamped, and in two Days came within fifty Miles of the Kittanning....reconnoitre the Town and to get the best Intelligence they cou'd concerning the Situation and Position of tho Enemy ; Whereupon an Officer with one of the Pilots...

...upon as a particular Providence in our favor that we were not discovered. Next morning we decamped, and in two days came within fifty miles of the Kittanning....day following, we met them on their return, and they informed us that the roads were entirely clear of the enemy, and that they had the greatest reason...

...not discovered. Next morning we decamped, and in two days came within fifty miles of the Kittaning. It was then adjudged necessary to send some persons...day following we met them on their return, and they informed us that the roads were entirely clear of the enemy, and that they had the greatest reason...

...Carlisle. 140 ARMSTRONG'S EXPEDITION. 1756. days came within fifty miles of Kittanning. It was there adjudged necessary to send some persons to reconnoitre...position of the enemy. Whereupon an officer, with oiie of the pilots, and two soldiers, were sent off for that purpose. "The day following we met them...

...on the way from Kittanning to Carlisle. days came within fifty miles of Kittanning. ' It was there adjudged, necessary to send some persons to reconnoitre...day following we met them on their return, and they informed us that the roads were entirely clear of the enemy, and that they had the greatest reason...

...Monette's Valley of the Mississippi, vol. ip 312. days came within fifty miles of Kittauning. It was there adjudged necessary to send some persons to reconnoitre...officer, with one of the pilots, and two soldiers, were seut off' for that puqwse. "The day following we met them on their return, and they informed us that...