This second crossing of the Youghiogheny was effected on the 30th of June.
This made it imperatively necessary for the young lieutenant-colonel to attempt to find a water passage down the Youghiogheny.
This made it imperatively necessary for the young Lieutenant-Colonel to attempt to find a water passage down the Youghiogheny.
By the 20th., a canoe having been provided, Washington set out on the Youghiogheny with four men and an Indian.
From Cumberland to a point in measure with Connellsville, on the Youghiogheny river, fifty-one and one-half miles.
