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Apr 16, 2021 Gonzo Apr 16, 2021 Gonzo Feb 02, 2021 East Hampton Library	30625990000224_045 Tuesday the 29 th Oct AD 1833 Began with Strong winds & thick weather at daylight in the morning set Top Sails & Steered to the N ward soon raised a whale [lowered] and gave chase but the weather Increasing did not get hold [came] on board & took in sail the Columbia and [Washington] in sight standing to the E ward middle & latter part the wind [blows] a gale at 11 A M put out the fires latter part hands Employed in scraping bone So Goes all well Lat 33:10 Long 5:00 Wednesday the 30 th The day began with a gale from the Sth W with frequent rain squalls at 9 A M set Top sails double reefed & steered to the N ward by the wind middle & latter part weather moderate set Top Gallant sails & steered N saw a number of humpbacks but no whales so remains Lat Obsd 32:50 Long 6:00 Thursday the 31 fst Throughout this day light airs weather Pleasant Ship under all sail saw a whale & chased but without success So Goes the time one day after another hard [times] Lat Obs 32:35 Long 5:00 East Friday the 1 fst November 1833 Began with Calm weather which continued through the day Saw large quantities of birds & finback all hands Employed in sundry jobs as occassion required boatsteers in setting up Craft So Goes Lat Obsd 32:46 Long 6:35	30625990000224_045 Tuesday the 29 th Oct AD 1833 Began with Strong winds & thick weather at daylight in the morning set Top Sails & Steered to the N ward soon raised a whale [lowered] and gave chase but the weather Increasing did not get hold [came] on board & took in sail the Columbia and [Washington] in sight standing to the E ward middle & latter part the wind [blows] a gale at 11 A M put out the fires latter part hands Employed in scraping bone So Goes all well Lat 33:10 Long 5:00 Wednesday the 30 th The day began with a gale from the Sth W with frequent rain squalls at 9 A M set Top sails double reefed & steered to the N ward by the wind middle & latter part weather moderate set Top Gallant sails & steered N saw a number of humpbacks but no whales so remains Lat Obsd 32:50 Long 6:00 Thursday the 31 fst Throughout this day light airs weather Pleasant Ship under all sail saw a whale & chased but without success So Goes the time one day after another hard lines Lat Obs 32:35 Long 5:00 East Friday the 1 fst November 1833 Began with Calm weather which continued through the day Saw large quantities of birds & finback all hands Employed in sundry jobs as occassion required boatsteers in setting up Craft So Goes Lat Obsd 32:46 Long 6:35

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