Letter : Ghent at the mouth of the St. Mary's River, to Sir, 1826 July 3.

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Letter : Ghent at the mouth of the St. Mary's River, to Sir, 1826 July 3.

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States that his party went directly to the Sault, instead of to Machinac, due to adverse weather conditions. Asks that bills for articles purchased be sent to the Sault, and that Mr. Haliday overtake them before they arrive at Fond du Lac.

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