Landed barley, etc., from the boat.

There was good feed for the horses under the Hampton Range, about a mile and a half distant.
The next day was Sunday.

The crew of the Adur came ashore and dined with us, and, as usual, I read Divine Service.

On the following morning I went aboard the schooner and examined the log-book and charts.

We painted the Red and Black Beacons, and Mr.Adams having trimmed up a spar, we erected a flagstaff thirty-four feet high.