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Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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The Raleigh Frigate passed down the river, receiving salutes from well-wishers and soldiers at Fort Washington, who manned the lines and demonstrated joy for the Continental Colours despite windy conditions preventing flag hoisting.
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The Raleigh Frigate went down the River, with well-wishers paying respect to the Continental Colours. At Fort Washington, lines were manned, soldiers drawn up in order, commanded by an officer to show joy politely. Lt. W-o-E saluted with his pike in a new method; soldiers followed maneuvers surprisingly well. Windy day prevented hoisting colours at forts; flags laid low in the dust to show humiliation to the Thirteen United States.