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Mar 24, 2022 Dendendaloom Mar 21, 2022 Dendendaloom Feb 26, 2022 Dendendaloom Feb 10, 2022 violasusie Feb 10, 2022 Bstouter Feb 10, 2022 violasusie Feb 10, 2022 violasusie Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 43 We left Lat. 4-5 N Long. 21-28 West 140 miles. Sept 2. We will cross the hill tomorrow. No ceremony. Ceremony as I used the complaint about driver. Lat 1-50 North. Long. 21-2 Sept 3rd Crossed the hill. Wind ahead at 11 o'clock. Signalled the "ille de Argrie Morte" and asked them for port . Wind changeable. Lat 00-55 S 21-34 W. 149 miles. Sept 4th Spoke the Schooner seward from L'pool to Cape Town had beer 42 days at sea we had been 18 days Lat 4.8 South Long 22.52 W. 219 miles. Sept 5. Notice up to prevent cards on the quarter deck and no singing after 10.30 at night. Lat 4.16 S Long. 23.49 W. 204 miles Sept 6th. Service today buy the pursel and surgeon on the q deck large attendance. * pleasant day sails all set. Lat 10.33 S Long 25.31 W. 231 miles Sept. 7th. First appearnce of the Candia Ganette. Lat 13.53 South Long 27.4 W 229 miles Sept 8th. Sailed the Maryanna from :'Pool to Bombay. She had been to sea 50 days Surgery in the * to commemorate Sevastopol. We at the * port open. Lat 16.31 S. Long 28.20 W. 185 miles.	p. 43 We left Lat. 4-5 N Long. 21-28 West 140 miles. Sept 2. We will cross the hill tomorrow. No ceremony. Ceremony as I used the complaint about driver. Lat 1-50 North. Long. 21-2 Sept 3rd Crossed the hill. Wind ahead at 11 o'clock. Signalled the "ille de Argrie Morte" and asked them for port . Wind changeable. Lat 00-55 S 21-34 W. 149 miles. Sept 4th Spoke the Schooner seward from L'pool to Cape Town had beer 42 days at sea we had been 18 days Lat 4.8 South Long 22.52 W. 219 miles. Sept 5. Notice up to prevent cards on the quarter deck and no singing after 10.30 at night. Lat 4.16 S Long. 23.49 W. 204 miles Sept 6th. Service today buy the pursel and surgeon on the q deck large attendance. * pleasant day sails all set. Lat 10.33 S Long 25.31 W. 231 miles Sept. 7th. First appearnce of the Candia Ganette. Lat 13.53 South Long 27.4 W 229 miles Sept 8th. Sailed the Maryanna from :'Pool to Bombay. She had been to sea 50 days Surgery in the * to commemorate Sevastopol. We at the * port open. Lat 16.31 S. Long 28.20 W. 185 miles.

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