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Aug 24, 2022 Dendendaloom Aug 24, 2022 Dendendaloom Jul 28, 2021 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 244 on bd. Ship Ivanhoe got to leeward of it tried to beat up for 4 hours. Saw it but made very little progress. day was very dull & Cloudy & blowing fresh with a heavy sea. one sea carried away head sail. intend now going into Ascention for water Sunday June 5th. 1859. Lat. 12.20 Long: 10.12. Wind veering NNE fine day. weather keeps cool though nearing the line. expect to make Ascention on Tuesday Monday June 6th. 1859. 200 miles from Ascention scarcely reach tomorrow. Therm 78° wind light Tuesday June 7th 1859. Not yet in sight of Ascention 12 ocl 39 miles off expect to see it this afternoon it is visible in very clear weather at 45 miles today is clear but we cannot yet see it. warm today Therm: 80°	p. 244 on bd. Ship Ivanhoe got to leeward of it tried to beat up for 4 hours. Saw it but made very little progress. day was very dull & Cloudy & blowing fresh with a heavy sea. one sea carried away head sail. intend now going into Ascention for water Sunday June 5th. 1859. Lat. 12.20 Long: 10.12. Wind veering NNE fine day. weather keeps cool though nearing the line. expect to make Ascention on Tuesday Monday June 6th. 1859. 200 miles from Ascention scarcely reach tomorrow. Therm 78° wind light Tuesday June 7th 1859. Not yet in sight of Ascention 12 ocl 39 miles off expect to see it this afternoon it is visible in very clear weather at 45 miles today is clear but we cannot yet see it. warm today Therm: 80°

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