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Portsmouth, Greenland, Rockingham County, New Hampshire
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On the third instant, Sir William Johnson and the ill Colonel Bradstreet led 1924 forces, including British regiments, provincial troops, and Indian allies, from Fort Ontario at Oswego to Niagara.
Merged-components note: The tables provide the detailed composition of forces mentioned in the preceding domestic news item about the expedition to Niagara.
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| Of the 17th Regt. 243 |
| 55th - - - - 98 |
| New-York - - - 344 |
| New-Ferley - - - 209 |
| Connecticut - - - 219 |
| Battoe Men - - - 74 |
| Carpenters - - - 9 |
| Tufiaraores | 37 |
| Ockwagoes | 37 |
| Nanticokes | 28 |
| Stockbridge | 17 |
| Offiningoes | 37 |
| Ottawas from Ma- | 41 |
| cilimakinack | 3 |
| Cagnawagas and other Indians at Niagara | 608 |
| Whole Army Men. | 1924 |
| INDIANS. | |
| Mohawks | 74 |
| Cagnawagas | 106 |
| Oneidas | 70 |
| Onondagoes | 68 |
| Seneca | 60 |
| Cayugas | 45 |
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Fort Ontario At Oswego
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On The Third Instant
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Sir. William Johnson and Colonel Bradstreet, with the Forces under their Command, set out from Fort Ontario at Oswego, for Niagara. Col. Bradstreet was so ill; that he was obliged to be carried to the Vessel. The Forces consisted of The following men viz. Of the 17th Regt. 243 55th - - - - 98 New-York - - - 344 New-Ferley - - - 209 Connecticut - - - 219 Battoe Men - - - 74 Carpenters - - - 9 Tufiaraores 37 Ockwagoes 37 Nanticokes 28 Stockbridge 17 Offiningoes 37 Ottawas from Ma- 41 cilimakinack 3 Cagnawagas and other Indians at Niagara 608 Whole Army Men. 1924 INDIANS. Mohawks 74 Cagnawagas 106 Oneidas 70 Onondagoes 68 Seneca 60 Cayugas 45