… [? comme]nding my all to God and His …
… way in the name and through …
[? me]diation of His dear son a perfect saivour …
my duty – received on board the pilot hove up …
anchors and made sail the wind at north I felt …
us for a letter but did not receve one tharefore I was led [to?]
trust and leave all in the hands of the God of all gra[ce?]
the cost of England looked delightfull as we sailed by
but soon it looked like a cloud at 7 PM tacked ship
Portland light in sight in the everning had family
prayer read the 111th Psalm and sang an hymn with
prayer
Tuesday 8th March 1836
[Captain Robert Morgan, on board the Duke of York wrote.]
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