From the Detroit Gazette, Oct 10
NORTH WESTERN BOUNDARY.
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Major Delafield, the agent Of the United States
under the treaty of Ghent, for the North Western
Boundary Line, accompanied by Mr. Ferguson,
the principal surveyor, and MIR. Whistler, Drafts
man with some of their voyageurs, arrived here
in the schooner Tiger, from Markinac, on the 5th
instant. The whole party is from the Lake OF
the Woods, the surveyors having been absent
the last eighteen months. pursuing their labonrs


in the Indian territory; and We learn that the.
will be obliged to return another 'eason to com
plctc such parts as the approach OF winter made


lit necessary they should abandon Major Della
field entered the Indian territory in the Spring.
and has penetratedto the extreme northwestern
limits of the United States. The party has en-
|ioyed good health during the whole time, and
has never been in any instance moies'ed by the
Indians.