CHAPTER XV.
Peace and quiet reigned ones more at Ft.Henry.Before the glorious autumn days had waned, the settlers had repaired the damage done to their cabins, and many of them were now occupied with the fall plowing.

Never had the Fort experienced such busy days.

Many new faces were seen in the little meeting-house.

Pioneers from Virginia, from Ft.

Pitt, and eastward had learned that Fort Henry had repulsed the biggest force of Indians and soldiers that Governor Hamilton and his minions could muster.