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Thursday July 10th
All these 24 hours light
ares west with squalls of rain ship
By the wind to E all sale sut at 6 pm
took in sail at 6 AM sut all sale
and steard NW Packet in site
employed in mending the m sail
Latt 7:00 S
Lon 46::50 E
Friday July 11th
All these 24 hours modrate
gales and fine weather ship
By the wind to SW all sale sut
at 6 PM took in sale at 6 AM
sst all sale employed in mending
the M sail Latt 8::00 S
Lon 46::30 E
Saturday July 12th
All these 24 hours light
ares and soon squally ship By
the wind SW at 6 PM took in
at 12 wore ship at 6 AM made
sale and steard W employed in
mending the fore top sale
P in site Latt 8::10 S
Lon 45::15 E
Sunday July 13th
All these 24 hours modrate gales
and squally ship to E at 6 PM
tacked ship employed in ships
duty at 6 AM wore ship
Packet in site
Latt 7::55 S
Lon 44::20 E
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NOTES:
There are a number of whaling ships with "Packet" in their name, but Charleston Packet may have been in the area. To complicate things, "packet" is a generic term referring to
"a vessel plying regularly between two ports for the carriage of mails, but available also for goods and passengers."
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