Sept.
6th. Thursday 1804.—
a Storm this
morning from the N. W. which lasted a fiew
minits, we Set out and
proceeded on passed the head of the
Isd. which is
Seperated from the L. S. by a narrow Channel, a
hard wind from the N. W. a
Verry Cold day. we camped on
the S. S. at the upper point of Some timber,
Sometime before
Night, no timber, [being in
reach.]
I saw Several goats[20]
on the hills on
the S. S. also Buffalow
in great numbers.
Course Distance & refferrences.—7th. Sept. 1804.
| N. 60°
W. |
3 |
Mls. to the pt. of a Bluff on the S. S. opsd. a pt. on L. S. |
| West |
2
1/2 |
Miles to a tree in a bend to the L. S. near the foot of
a
round mountain resembling a Cupola (1) passed
2 Small Islds. S. S. |
|
5
1/2 |
|
