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H	Courses	K	F	Winds	Remarks on Fryday 19 of June
1	North	2	6	S B W Hazey
2		2	6		At day light the Land bore from N B E to West Dist [Distance] about 6 or 7 Leagues At 8 AM the Ext of the Land from WSW to N B E Distant from the nearest shore 5 or 6 Leagues a Hill like a Sugar Loaf NW 3/4 W
3		3	4
4		4	"
5		4	4
6	N B W	4	4	SW
7		4	"
8		4	2
9		4	2
10		4	2
11		4	6
12		5	6
1		6	6
2		4	"	SW B W	At noon the extremes of the Land from NNE to West 1/2 N Dist [Distance] about 4 Leagues
3		6	4	No Ground at 40 fm
4		6	4	No Gr [Ground] { 40, 40, 40, 30
5	NNE	4/2	"
6	NE B N	5	6		Bent the Bower Cables
7		5	3
8		6	3
9		6	4
10		6	4
11		8	4
12		8	"		Lat [Latitude] Obsd [Observed] 18:5 North
			Dist P Log 126 Miles

H	Courses	K	F	Winds	Remarks on Saturday 20 June
1	NE	8	"	SSW Fair	At Sun sett the Exts [Extremes] of the Land from W 1/4 N to N 1/2 W Dist [Distance] from the nearest Shore 5 or 6 Leagues the high Land of Pondy NW 1/2 W
2		8	2
3		8	"
4		8	"	SW Cloudy
5		7	"
6		6	"	Vble [Variable]
7		7	"	SW
8	NE 1/2 E	8	"		People variously Sailmaker repairing the Worst Main top Galt [Gallant] Sail
9		7	"	No Ground 27 fm
10		7	"	No Gr [Ground] { 30, 32, 30, 35, 30, 30, 30, 20, 20	At 8 AM saw Jagrunaut Pagoda N B W Dist [Distance] about 5 Leagues At Noon the Extremes of the Land from Jagrunaut Pagoda W B N 1/4 N to NE by N the Black Pagoda N 1/2 W Dist [Distance] about 5 Leas [Leagues]
11		6	"
12		5	4
1		2	"
2		2	4
3		5	"
4	NE	5	3
5		6	2
6	NNE	6	2
7	N B E	7	"	SSW
8		7	"
9		6	4	SSW
10	NE B N	5	"	Ground 22 fm Mudd
11	NE	4	3
12	NE B E	4	"	Ground 14 fm Sand	No Obson [Observation]
			Dist P Log 147 Miles

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