...The Wappatoo inlet extends three hundred vards wide, for ten or twelve miles to tbc south, as far as the hills near which it receives the waters of a small...creek whose sources are not far from those of the Killainuck river. On that creek resides the Clackstar nation, a numerous people of twelve hundred souls,...

...The Wappatoo inlet extends three hundred yards wide, for ten or twelve miles to the south, as far as the hills near which it receives the waters of a small...creek, whose sources are not far from those of the Killarauck river. On that creek resides the Clackstar nation, a numerous people of twelve hundred souls,...

...The Wappatoo Inlet, three hundred yards wide, extends for ten or twelve miles to the south, as far as the hills, near which it receives the waters of a...far from those of the Killamuck River. On that creek reside the Clackstar nation, a numerous people of twelve hundred souls, who subsist on fish and wappatoo,...

...The Wappatoo Inlet, three hundred yards wide, extends for ten or twelve miles to the south, as far as the hills, near which it receives the waters of a...far from those of the Killamuck River. On that creek reside the Clackstar nation, a numerous people of twelve hundred souls, who subsist on fish and wappatoo,...

...The Wappatoo Inlet, three hundred yards wide, extends for ten or twelve miles to the south, as far as the hills, near which it receives the waters of a...far from those of the Killamuck River. On that creek reside the Clackstar nation, a numerous people of twelve hundred souls, who subsist on fish and wappatoo,...

...The Wappatoo Inlet, three hundred yards wide, extends for ten or twelve miles to the south, as far as the hills, near which it receives the waters of a...creek, whose sources are not far from those of the Killarrmck River. On that creek reside the Clacksjar nation, a numerous people of twelve hundred souls,...

...The Wappatoo Inlet, three hundred yards wide, extends for ten or twelve miles to the south, as far as the hills, near which it receives the waters of a...far from those of the Killamuck River. On that creek reside the Clackstar nation, a numerous people of twelve hundred souls, who subsist on fish and wappatoo,...

...creek, whose sources are not far from those of the Killamuck River. On that creek reside the Claekstar nation, a numerous people of twelve hundred souls, who subsist on fish and wappatoo, and trade, by means of the Killamuck River, with the nation of that name on the seacoast. Lower down the...

...The Wappatoo inlet extends three hundred yards wide, for ten or twelve miles to the south, as far as the hills near •which it receives the waters of...creek, whose sources are not far from those of the Killamnck river. On that creek resides the Clackstar nation, ft numerous people of twelve hundred souls,...

...its actual measurement, and further describes it as extending ten or twelve miles to the south, where it receives the waters of a small creek, whose sources are not far from those of the Killamook River, and below that to the Columbia of an unknown width.18 17 It was a grave error of Clarke...