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W. F. WENTZEL'S
With sentiments of humble respect to Mrs. McKenzie and
hearty wishes for the health and welfare of your worthy concerns,
I have the honor to remain with grateful consideration
and respect,
Dear Sir,
Your ever obliged and most thankful servant,
To the Hon. Roderic McKenzie,
(Copy.)
Seigneur of Terrebonne,
Lower Canada.
ENCLOSURE NO. 1.
To the Agents, Proprietors or Persons
Gentlemen,
acting for the North-West. Co.
WILL. FERD. WENTZEL.
London, May 21st, lS1!)
thoughout the North-West Country.
Lieutenant Franklin, of the Royal Navy, being on the point
of proceeding under the direction of His Majesty's Government
npon an expedition from the shores of the Hudson's Bay to the
mouth of the Coppermine River, with a view, as far as possible,
to explore the Northern and North-Eastern boundary of the
Continent of North America, I have to inform you, that, upon
application from His Majesty's Government, I have, on behalf of