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rose early continued to build our fort numbers of Indians Came to See us a Chief Half Pania [1] Came & brought a Side of a Buffalow, in return We Gave Some fiew small things to himself & wife & Son, he Crossed the river in the Buffalow Skin Canoo & and, the Squar took the Boat [NB: on her back] and proceeded on to the Town 3 miles the Day raw and Cold wind from the N W, the Gees Continue to pass in gangues as also brant to the South, Some Ducks also pass
Saturday 10th Nov. Cloudy & cold. the 2nd Chief [2] & a Squaw came from the 1st village down in a buffaloe hide cannoe. brought us Som fat buffalow meat we finished raising one line of our huts. commenced hughing & Guttering the punchien for the purpose of covering the huts.
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