After private prayer and Christain conversation
took boat and went to cows to see a christain Father
in christ seven years ago he asisted me in my
christain course may the Lord surport him in
his declineing years and bring forth fruit in old age
after takeing my farewell returned to my vessel we
met for prayer delivered a surmon on where with all
shall a young man cleanse his ways by taken heed to
thy word Psalm 119th I spoke to the people on the way
of salvation by Christ – blowing hard let go the seacond
anchor – sent a letter home to my beloved wife
Friday 4 March 1836
[Captain Robert Morgan, on board the Duke of York wrote.]
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