G. WASHINGTON.

In July, 1779, Congress passed a vote of thanks to Colonel De Fleury,

with a gold medal (_see_ Plate II.) for his bravery and courage at

Stony Point. During the two years De Fleury was attached to the

American army, he took a conspicuous post in all the battles fought

within that period; and such was his bravery, that every commander

under whom he had the honor to serve, recommended him to the especial

notice of Congress.

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