October 27, 1819
October 27, 1819 – Today we had the pleasure of seeing a Brig. – Seasickness continues. Capt. B. is attentive to our situation. Serves oat chicken broth, and water gruel to numerous patients spread about on deck or lying in their berths. (Thaddeus Journal)
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October 28, 1819
October 28. 1819 – Another Brig appeared today, not able to speak to her. (Thaddeus Journal)
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October 29, 1819
October 29, 1819 – Favored with pleasant weather, and some of our number with comfortable health. Our divine conductor is good even to the unthankful and evil. (Lat 40.25. Lon. 57, 34) Last evening was so much relieved from seasickness as to enjoy the pleasure of lifting up our voices together in one of the songs of Zion. (Thaddeus Journal)
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October 30, 1819
October 30, 1819 – Head winds from S.E. Heavy sea and cloudy weather.
Lat. 57. 40. (Thaddeus Journal)
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October 31, 1819
October 31, 1819 – Sabbath – Today we were permitted to enjoy the privilege of the public worship of God. At 12 o’clock the mission family and the ship’s company assembled on the quarter and attended divine service conducted by B. Thurston. Singing, prayer, sermon, prayer, benediction. The discourse on the nature of prayer and the motives to its performance from James 4.3. was seasonable and refreshing.
Lat. 40.18. Lon. 57. 20. (Thaddeus Journal)
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