. Un journal des voyages et des voyages d'un corps de la découverte sous le commandement du capitaine Lewis et le capitaine Clarke de l'armée des États-Unis [microforme] : de l'embouchure de la rivière Missouri à l'intérieur des régions d'Amérique du Nord, de l'océan Pacifique, au cours des années 1804, 1805, &AMP ; 1806 ... et un compte de ses habitants, le sol, le climat, les curiosités et les productions végétales et animales. Histoire naturelle ; sciences naturelles. ^ 167 jide, wlien temps s'est dégagé, et nous avons eu une belle nuit. Les canots s'est soixante-deux kilomètres et trois quarts pendant notre absence. liiursday 8th.âWe

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. A journal of the voyages and travels of a corps of discovery under the command of Captain Lewis and Captain Clarke of the army of the United States [microform] : from the mouth of the river Missouri through the interior parts of North America, to the Pacific Ocean during the years 1804, 1805, & 1806 ... and an account of its inhabitants, soil, climate, curiosities and vegetable and animal productions. Natural history; Sciences naturelles. 167 jide, wlien tlie weather cleared, and we had a fine night. The canoes came sixty-two miles and three quarters while we were out. liiursday 8th.âWe proceeded on early and had a pleasant morning. The west branch which we went up, is about thirty yards wide, and tho south, which we passed, about fifteen yards. Three hunters vent by land to-day, and at noon had killed two deer and a goat or cabre. The riv^r is very crooked in this valley. The hunters again went out in the afternoon and killed two deer more. There are no buf- faloe in this part of the country, und other game is not plenty. We went this day nine- teen miles. We found out the reason why Captain Clarke (lid not get the note left at the point, which was that a beaver had cut down and Jragged off the pole, on which I had axed jt. Friday 9th.âWe set out at sunrise, and had a fine morning with some dew ; proceeded on till nine o'cIock, when we halted fc breakfast. Here onr of the hunters came to us who had been out since the morning* the canoes went up the north branch by m , take, and who had that morning preceded them by land. Here also Cuntain Lewis and three men started to go on a-head ; and at ten we proceeded on with the canoes. The river is na.row and very. â f. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Gass, Patrick, 1771-1870. Pittsburgh : Printed for David M'Keehan; London : Repr

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