Journal of Charles Carroll of Carrollton, During His Visit to Canada, in 1776
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Had Preston, who commanded at St. John's, ventured out Avith his garrison, consisting of six hundred men, and attacked our people at their first landing, he would, in all probability, have defeated them, as they were a mere undisciplined rabble, made up chieily of the oifings and out- casts of Xew York.
23d. AVe continued this day at the landing- place, our boats not being yet ready and fitted to carry us through Lake Champlain. General Schuyler and the troops were busily engaged in carting ove...r land, to the saw-mill, the batteaux, cannon, artillery stores, provisions, &c., there to be embarked on the navigable waters of Lake Champlain, and transported over that lake to St. John's.
24th. We this day left the landing place at Lake George and took boat at the saw-mill.
From the saw-mill to Ticonderoga, the distance, by Avater, is about a mile; the water is shallow, 78 JouRXAL OF Charles Carroll.
but sufficiently deep fur batteau navigation. A little below the bridge before mentioned, the French, during the last war, drove pickets into the river, to prevent our boats getting round from the saw-mill to Ticonderoga with the artil- lery; some of the pickets still remain, for both our boats struck on them.
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Had Preston, who commanded at St. John's, ventured out Avith his garrison, consisting of six hundred men, and attacked our people at their first landing, he would, in all probability, have defeated them, as they were a mere undisciplined rabble, made up chieily of the oifings and out- casts of Xew York.
23d. AVe continued this day at the landing- place, our boats not being yet ready and fitted to carry us through Lake Champlain. General Schuyler and the troops were busily engaged in carting ove...r land, to the saw-mill, the batteaux, cannon, artillery stores, provisions, &c., there to be embarked on the navigable waters of Lake Champlain, and transported over that lake to St. John's.
24th. We this day left the landing place at Lake George and took boat at the saw-mill.
From the saw-mill to Ticonderoga, the distance, by Avater, is about a mile; the water is shallow, 78 JouRXAL OF Charles Carroll.
but sufficiently deep fur batteau navigation. A little below the bridge before mentioned, the French, during the last war, drove pickets into the river, to prevent our boats getting round from the saw-mill to Ticonderoga with the artil- lery; some of the pickets still remain, for both our boats struck on them.
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