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26th.. (25th) of March Monday 1805—
a fine Day wind
S.W. but fiew Inds. Visit us to day the Ice
haveing
broken up in Several places, The ice began to brake
away this evening and
was near destroying our Canoes as they
were dec[e]nding to the fort, river
rose only 9 Inches to day
prepareing to Depart.
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