. The journal of Lieut. John L. Hardenbergh of the Second New York continental regiment from May 1 to October 3, 1779, in General Sullivan's campaign against the western Indians . Fig. 2.—Grecian Lady in Dress of Old Style. twenty-first versf, that his brotherJul)al, was the father of allsuch as handled the harp andorgan ; and in the twenty-secondverse we learn that Tubal Cain was an instructor of everyartificer in brass and iron. In-vention at that early day, appearsto have made rapid progress. The City built by Enoch, wasproba1)ly a collection of tents,and the people mainly led apastoral lif
. The journal of Lieut. John L. Hardenbergh of the Second New York continental regiment from May 1 to October 3, 1779, in General Sullivan's campaign against the western Indians . Fig. 2.—Grecian Lady in Dress of Old Style. twenty-first versf, that his brotherJul)al, was the father of allsuch as handled the harp andorgan ; and in the twenty-secondverse we learn that Tubal Cain was an instructor of everyartificer in brass and iron. In-vention at that early day, appearsto have made rapid progress. The City built by Enoch, wasproba1)ly a collection of tents,and the people mainly led apastoral life, as Jabel was thefather of such as dwell in tents,and have much cattle. InGenesis, eleventh chapter, thirdverse, we learn that the descend-ants of Noah on the plains ofShinar, invented brick for build-ing a city, and erecting a tower,neither of which appear to have as dwell in tents ; in the. Fig. 3.—Costume of Rich Bourgooise,14th Century. 96 INVENTORS AND INVENTIONS been completed. Invention had reached a high standard,and the arts and commerce flourished in past ages. In regard to this country, and more especially this County,and the inventitms practiced here at an early day, it is piroperto inquire. This County, before its settlement by the whites,was the hunting ground of the Cayugas, a tribe of the Six
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