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return from there. think lie lad redeemed his
reputation TWO three years before be went to
Canada, and have heard Of no relapse.


Dastd II. Seas, (,worn.) Resides in Canada;
now II the British service captain OF iucorpC-
lted militia was the commander of the guard at
Chippewa on the 2glh Of Deccm5cr-it was the
inferior picket guard, and cxteadcd from the Ia
yern oi Da*is 10 the lower point Of Navy island ;
the main guard ended at Davis 3; The bridge was
between Dayis's tavern and the place Of embarka-
ton; from that point scnJnels were stationed; the
first sentinel near the place where the party en-
baTkcd on the Chippewa Creek the place OF en-
barkatiou very close the where it
tered theChippewa: there were d considerable nam
Der Of large trees at the place OF embarkaton.
covering the shore there WIKI their shade-thc
next sentinel was at the mouth OF the cut, six or
eight rods above the cut; the cut was about hun
dred yards through, he couldn't exactly sag and
the se4tinel was half way between the second and
guard house built of boards which stood about
quarter oi mile below the curve point Of Navy
Island, on the Canada shore Of the Niagara river;
AZ the guard house there the fourth sentinel !;
the guard house stood above the road from the
river, and another scn,inel was Oa the other size
OF Ire guard house; another ,ontinc was very
close on the bank of the river Oh the road about
~ rods above the guard house another was a5ou:
that distance turtner tnat the limit OF wit
ness command; was up all that night was pre-
sent r,7cn the party embarked; Col McNab wa,
not there that knew of. as it was dark, and
couldn't distinguish any one didu'; well anow or
sGe nearly the point Of embarkaiion was iust be-
low the mouth OF the cut; some Of the boats might
have 5een in the mouth Of the cut; there were
seven boats, was near by them; was mixea up
ri;h the party knew Mcleod then had known
him since a or '35; knew aim very we'll saw him
very frequently saw nothing Of him in the party
ihe patty when they left some of them and nearly
ali rowed I'LL they got into the cut, when some Of
them began to track" l was directed TO tel
the seutnels not to challe age boats coming upon
the expsdiiion,i was wished to oe kept ,ecretand
The challenge might have been heard on NAVY
Island-and an officer Of Col. M'Nab's staff rod.
Up. and instructed the sentinels sot to challenge
The ooats--witness accompanied the expedition a,
Tar up as nis guard extended-other officers had
charge Of the guard higher UPS not positive r.
70 who had charge OF Inc guard a5oye-,h.. boat.
weHtsu higher up 50 that witness did not SEE them
this was about ten o'clock atnigh,-witue.s at thea