Hackensack

The next movement of the enemy was designed to hem them in between the Hudson and Hackensack, and capture them.

The winter being now set in, the British army went into quarters, between the Delaware and the Hackensack.

These were tide-water streams, the Passaic and the Hackensack, with small ships and coal and brick barges tied at the water side.

"What I saw on the Hackensack was enough for me," said Tawny.

This is Colter, whom we brought to help us with the boat and all that; he knows the Hackensack.