Appears in exhibition catalog as entry no. 4 (Sale info: TO BE DISTRIBUTED).
"'Preparations for a retreat commenced immediately. It was executed in the face of many obstacles. The horses were few and weak, and the men were obliged to assist in dragging the cannon over a broken road. Col. Washington set a worthy example to his officers, by feeding his horse with public stores, going on foot, and paying the soldiers a reward for carrying his baggage. in two days they all got back to fort necessity.'" [P. 5.]
The American Art-Union, in the City of New-York, Catalogue, 1848.
