This 24 hours gentle breeses and freshning from the NE
under duble reeft top sails and spanker reeft with courses
and other drawing sails Lattd acc 37.00 South Longd 33.27 East
This morning on my knees I found God to be my excedi
ng great reward I bless God for the overwelming power
of saveing grace I belive some soul has been restling with
God for me and the prayer has come down with a bless
ing on my head may be a beloved partner a beloved
christain friend classleader a class mate in the everning
read to a little flock 1 chapt 1 epist Timothy and an explanation
on this days dayly bread
Thursday 16 June 1836
[Captain Robert Morgan, on board the Duke of York wrote. | Read source notes.]
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