Camp near 4 Mile Creek (at Niagara) May l0,1813

My Dear Wife,

I wrote you one letter dated at Sackets Harbour and one dated at little york upper Canada in which I directed you not to write me and one I wrote my Brother Andrew directed him the same. 2 of these letters were wrote after the engagement. I gave my brother as accurate account of the Engagement as I could. You will please tell him that it is my request he should send brother William a copy of it at my request. Poor Hazletine died of his wounds 9 or 10 days after the Engagement. As we have all returned to the American shore again and expect to remain here 3 or 4 weeks, you will please direct your letters to Niagara and inform those who will please write me to direct them in the same manner.

I am very unwell today with the

dysentery but hope it will not last long. My love to my Children and all my friends.
Except for yourself and Children my Dear Wife my best love and esteem

Mrs. Mary Ann Warner

Thomas Warner
Ens. B. Volt.

N. B . I left my trunk watch and clothes at Sackets Harbour in care of Wm. Olcott - pursers Steward on board the Hammilton. god knows whether I shall ever get it or not.

Yours, T. W.