John Quincy Adams diary 23, 1 January 1795 - 12 May 1801, 5 August 1809 -
30 April 1836, page 313
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VI: Tuesday. Head-winds and fair weather. My wife upon deck. Wrote little 43:16|25:05|61|59|
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V:45. Fair Morning and Evening. Variable day. My wife yet unwell. P.M. chess |No Obs:|26: |60|60|
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V:15. Fair weather. Scanty and head winds. Saw a whale. Steerage debating Club |41:33|28:05|62|62|
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IV:45. Independence day. John 14. Stormy weather. Cabin celebration Songs. |41:55|29:10|64.|62|
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VI: Calm and pleasant day. Porpoises and Portuguese Men of War. Music at Eve |41:43|30:36|61|61|
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IV:30. Light fair wind succeeded by calm. Saw two ships. Read Bacon & Stewart |41:20|31:40|60|61|
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V:30. Tempestuous morning. Copious Rain. Evening fair. Dead. lights in again. |No Obs.|34:10|63|62|
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V:30. Fair weather. Light winds. almost fair. Saw a Dutch ship, and another. |40:42|36:|63|62|
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V:15. Calm. Saw gulph weed. Scene between Coit the Mate and King, a Seaman |40:16|36:56|64|65|
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V: Calm night— Warm morning. Fresh breeze the remainder of the day. |40:13|37:40|65|67|
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V:15. I am 50. Day noticed by my fellow passengers. Boisterous weather |40:49|40:09|68|67|
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V:30. Spoke Ships Ethelred from Jamaica to Bristol, and Susanna from N. York to Liverpool |40:42|42:16|65|67|
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VII:15. Fair weather and fine wind. Saw three Vessels. Read Hewlett's Commentary |40:46|44: |67|67|
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V: Fine weather and eight knot breeze the whole day. Passed by a Brig. |41:42|46:53|68|67|
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V: Sounded for the Banks. no Bottom. Ice. Island seen. Spoke Ship Lord Wellington. |42:39|50:17|52|45|
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VI:15. Brig in sight all day. Chiefly spent at Chess and making Chessmen. |42:13|51:40|56|56|
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VI: Spoke Brig Alexander from Cork to New-York. Thunder. Fog and Calm. |42:09|53:36|60|57|
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VI: Fair light breeze for two hours and then a gale ahead the whole day |41:36|55:28|65|72|
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IV:45. Stiff breeze ahead all day. Two Brigs passed us. Thunder & lightening. |42:57|56:24|67|61|
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VI:30. Calm, but unquiet night. Hot day, chiefly calm. Rain at Eve. Violent squall.|42:35|57:|72 |67|
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IV:15. Convulsive Night. Fair Morning. Foul afternoon. Head-winds all-day. |42:57|58: |67|58|
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VI: Calm Night. Fair day and Eve. Brig and Ship passed us, Eastward bound |42:43|58:47|65|67|
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V: Head-winds all day, blowing fresh, and bad swell. Evening pleasant |42:44|60:56|67|63|
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IV: Brisk wind at N.W. Saw the Sun rise clear. Brig Alexander in sight all day. |41:44|61:25|67|65|
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VI: Flat calm. Fresh breeze. Strong Gale at W.S.W. Hot wind Lightening. |40:56|62:58|73|73
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V: Up almost all Night. Rainy Morning. Weather moderated. Wind E. at Eve |No Obs.|64:07|73|73|
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VI:45. Caught a Dolphin. Spoke Schooner Caroline, from N. York to St: Michaels |41:13|65:25|73|76|
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VII: Wind again at W.S.W. Fair weather and moderate breeze. A vessel seen |40:42|67:40|77|77|
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VI: Heavy rain— Thick fog. calm. Experiment with the bottle. Brig Alexander |No Obs|68:20|72|66|
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IV:30. Saw the Sun rise. Calm. Light breeze and warm Gale. Dead lights in |41:25|69:07|66|66|
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IV:30. Tempestuous night. Moderate day. Saw a Brig. Wind N.E. at Eve. Cabin Cards. |41:36|69:40|64|70|
