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26h The ice broke up in Several places in the evenig broke away and was nearly takeing off our new Canoes river rise a little
a find 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 distroying our Canoes as they wer decnding to the fort, river rose only 9 Inches to day prepareing to Depart
| Observed ☉'s magnetic Azimuth with Circumferenter | S. 60° W. |
| h m s | |
| Time by Chronometer P. M. | 5 7 49 |
| Altitude of ☉s L. L. by Sextant | 32° 2' 0" |
| ☉'s Magnetic Azimuth by Circumferenter | S. 63° W. |
| h m s | |
| Time by Chronometer P. M. | 5 11 31 |
| Altitude of ☉'s L. L. by Sextrand | 30° 49' 15" |
| ☉'s Magnetic Azimuth by Circumferentr. | S. 63° W |
| h m s | |
| Time by Chronometer P. M. | 5 19 30 |
| Altd. by Sextant of ☉'s L. L. | 28° 13' 30" |
Monday 25th March 1805. clear and pleasant. 2 men Set at making a Stearing oar for the Big Barge &.C. others Shelling corn &.C.—
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