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Friday December 2nd 1825

Remarks on board
These 24 hours rugged
weather and pleanty [plenty]
of whales and squals of rain and hail. Lat 39–59

Saturday December 3rd 1825

First part rugged weather.
Saw some whales [un?] bent the jib and mended it.
Latter part the weather
moderates so ends the day.

Lat by obs 39–38 Long 46,,27

Sunday December 4th 1825

These 24 hours moderate weather
and pleanty of whales. Killed
one and it sunk struck
another and he took the
line. Saw penty [plenty] of whale feed.

Lat by obs 40–38 Long 46–24

Monday December 5th 1825

These 24 hours light winds and
calm and pleasant weather.
A plenty of whales chased all
day. No success. So ends.

Lat by obs 40–08 Long 46–38

Tuesday December the 6th 1825

These 24 hours light winds
and pleasant weather. Saw
several whales chased but
could not strike spoke
the Union 60 bls of spermacity oil.

Lat by obs 40-10