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<div2 type="appendix" n="XLVI"> <pb n="300"/> <head type="main">XLVI</head> <head type="sub"><i>ARTICLES FORWARDED TO JEFFERSON</i></head> <head type="desc">[From original MS. by Lewis, in Bureau of Rolls — Jefferson Papers, series 2, vol. 51, doc. 105.]</head> <opener> <dateline> <name type="place"><smcap>Saint Louis</smcap></name>, <date value="1804-05-18">May 18<sup>th</sup>.. 1804</date></dateline> </opener> <p>The following is a list of Articles forwarded you by M<sup>r</sup>. Peter <lb/> Chouteau.</p> <list> <item> <list> <head><sup>Minerals</sup></head> <label>N<sup>o</sup>. 1.</label><item><p>A specimen of Silver Oar from Mexico</p></item> <label>N<sup>o</sup>. 2.</label><item><p>ditto of lead, supposed to contain a <lb/> considerable quantity of Silver, — <lb/> from Mexico<ptr target="nA46.1"/> <note id="nA46.1" place="right" anchored="no"><p>These were pre- <lb/> sented me by M<sup>r</sup>. <lb/> Peter Chouteau, <lb/> who received them <lb/> from the Osage In- <lb/> dians. They hav- <lb/> ing collected them <lb/> in some of their <lb/> War excursions into <lb/> that Country.</p></note> </p></item> <label>N<sup>o</sup>. 3.</label><item><p>An elegant Specimen of Rock Chrystal, <lb/> also from Mexico —<ptr target="nA46.1"/></p></item> <label>N<sup>os</sup>. 4. & 5.</label><item><p>Specimens of led Oar from the Bed of the Osage <lb/> River . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .<ptr target="nA46.2"/> <note id="nA46.2" place="right" anchored="no"><p>Presented by M<sup>r</sup>. <lb/> Boilevin and M<sup>r</sup>. <lb/> Peter Chouteau</p></note> </p></item> <label>N<sup>os</sup> 6, 7–8–9–10–11–12 14–& 15.</label><item><p>Specimens of led oar from <lb/> the mine of Berton, Situate on the Marimec River, <lb/> now more extensively Wrought than any other led Mine <lb/> in Louisiana<ptr target="nA46.2"/></p></item> </list> </item> <item> <list> <head>Miscellanious <lb/> Articles —</head> <item><p>A horned Lizzard, a native of the Osage Plains, on <lb/> the Waters of the Arkansas River, from five to six <lb/> hundred miles West of Saint Louis, in a small Trunk —<ptr target="nA46.3"/> <note id="nA46.3" place="right" anchored="no"><p>presented by <lb/> <unclear>M<sup>rs</sup>.</unclear> Charles <lb/> Gratiott</p></note> </p></item> <item><p>A Specimen of Salt formed by concretion, procured at <lb/> the great Saline of the Osage Nation, Situate on a <lb/> Southern branch of the Arkansas River, about six hun- <lb/> dred Miles West of S<sup>t</sup>. Louis. —<ptr target="nA46.4"/> <note id="nA46.4" place="right" anchored="no"><p>presented by <lb/> M<sup>r</sup>. August <lb/> Chouteau</p></note> </p></item> </list> </item> <item> <list> <head>Maps &c</head> <item><p>A Chart of the Mississippi, from the mouth of the Mis- <lb/> souri, to New Orleans compiled from the observations <lb/> of M<sup>r</sup>. August [Chouteau? MS. trimmed off at this <lb/> point. — <smcap>Ed</smcap>.]<ptr target="nA46.5"/> <note id="nA46.5" place="right" anchored="no"><p>August</p></note> </p></item> </list> </item> </list> </div2>