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place, of about one thousand French and Indians--We Crawled thro' their Guards to within about thirty or forty rods of the Encampment.
There was no Fort nor Artillery there. We retired & went about one Mile & a half further, & discovered their Grand Encampment--Crept thro' their Guards to within about Sixty rods, found a Fort building there--discover'd a Number of Cannon Mounted--we had a Convenient Situation for a View, which we kept till toward night & by the appearance of the Tents & Troops, French & Indians we Judged likely to be about three thousand.
Their Situation Comands the passage at the Carrying place, & (we tho't) the passage down Champlain from Wood Creek to Crown Point.
Next day, the 29", returned to our Canoes & found a Large Indian Canoe had passed up the Lake with one Frenchman, & Nine Indians, who on their return we waylayed on a point of the Lake--they came in reach of our small arms, at whom we fired about Forty Guns. Disenabled or killed six of them, & Chased the remaining four, but at their Schrieks three Indian Canoes came to their relief which Prevented our bringing them in.