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In our last letter of the 24th June, we had the honor to inform you that Genl. St. Clair had authorized the Second detachment of Mounted Volunteers to be [?], in consequence of which the Board proceeded to make the necessary arrangements for carrying the Measure into effect, and appointed General Wilkinson to the command, who commenced his March on the 26th July to Fort Washington, where the detachment crossed the Ohio. | In our last letter of the 24th June, we had the honor to inform you that Genl. St. Clair had authorized the Second detachment of Mounted Volunteers to be [?], in consequence of which the Board proceeded to make the necessary arrangements for carrying the Measure into effect, and appointed General Wilkinson to the command, who commenced his March on the 26th July to Fort Washington, where the detachment crossed the Ohio. | ||
It is with singular pleasure we inform you that this [?] has also proved successful and for a details of particulars we refer you to the enclosed reports of Genl. Wilkinson to the Board and a copy of that he made to General St. Clair, which we hope will prove satisfactory to Government. | It is with singular pleasure we inform you that this [?] has also proved successful and for a details of particulars we refer you to the enclosed reports of Genl. Wilkinson to the Board and a copy of that he made to General St. Clair, which we hope will prove satisfactory to Government. | ||
We also transmit to you the Master Rolls of the late detachment by Mr. James Parker of Lexington, under an expectation that they will reach | We also transmit to you the Master Rolls of the late detachment by Mr. James Parker of Lexington, under an expectation that they will reach | ||