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a blustering windey Day the Clerks of the N W. Co. leave us we are arrangeing all things to Set out &c.
Thursday 4th April 1805. clear and pleasant. the Indian Goods and bags of corn all put out to air. the articles for St. Louis carred on board the barge ready to Set out but the wind blew high from the N. W. so we did not load the perogues.
Thursday 4th. A fine clear day. We packed the boxes [1] full of skins, buffaloe robes, and horns of the Mountain ram, of a great size for the president; and began to load the boat.
Wednesday April 4th This day was Clear, & pleasant weather. All our Men were employed in preparing the lading for the Boat & Pettyaugers; nothing material happen'd this day.—
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