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camp at, broken up on the departure of the British from Philadelphia, ii. 618.

Van Braam, Jacob, Washington's fencing-master, i. 46, 62; with Washington on his expedition to the Ohio in 1753, i. 76, 88; with Washington at Great Meadows, i. 114; alleged treachery of, i. 122, 124; detained a prisoner by the French, i. 132, 134; subsequent adventures of, i. 134.

Vaudreuil, Marquis de, successor of Duquesne--characteristic anecdote of (_note_), i. 177; capitulation of, at Montreal, i. 301.

Vault, family, of Washington, wish of Washington to have it rebuilt,