Log Book of the Ship Daniel Webster, 1833-1834, 1837-1838

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... Sag Harbour bound Monday Dec, 30th 1833 these 24 hours we have from the ?? steering weather latter part breaking out after Saills bent of sails bare a grate meny block ing more month of remnant Latitude by cls ?ation 13'23 Long by Cronomotor 84'41"

marks on bord Dec th 3?, 1833 y begins with a light wind from the ing [?} Ship Hector of the New Bedford buriels 18 months out [?] Ship [?] month 13th oil. Middle and latter [?] the ? nothing more

Latitude by elevation 12'37" Long by Cronometer

bound Jeneary 1th 1854 begins with thick and cloudy wind from the S E Steering E / ? let at 6 pm look in top gallant fromt thich cloudy latter front ils again steering NW by N nothing remark

Latitude by elevation [Long] by chronometer

a Whaling Voyage P Pearsons Master

Ship Daniel Webster of Sag Harbour bound Remarks on board Monday Jan 6th, 1834 The first part of these 24 hours we have thick Cloudy With a light wind from the SE steer ing WNW middle part toke in top gallant sails Latter part small [ ] again Steering WNW Hands imployed in making bungs nothing mo re worthof remark -- Lattitude by observation [ ]5.41 South Longitude by Cronometer 89.56 West

Remarks on bord Tuesday Jan, 7th 1834

on a Whaleing Voyage P Pearsons Master Maid all