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1830: William R. Hackley recorded in his diary: Rose at a quarter to seven and wrote to Mr. Willis and send him one of the pamphlets containing all opinions. The

1830: William R. Hackley recorded in his diary: Rose at daybreak and Brother went on board at sunrise. At half past seven the Schooner Mayflower got under way with the

1830: William R. Hackley recorded in his diary: The Schooner Mayflower is ready for sea and the Captain desired Brother to go on board which he did but he then

1830: William R. Hackley recorded in his diary: Rose early and looked over some admiralty law as to whether the freight is due after the loading of the goods and

1830: William R. Hackley recorded in his diary: Rose before the sun. Captain Joseph Swiler sailed this morning for Mobile via Tallahassee by him I sent Mr. Willis a Ticklox

1830: William R. Hackley recorded in his diary: Weather thick with a drizzling rain. Wind about west southwest. At about 12 the wind hauled to the southeast and it cleared

1830: William R. Hackley recorded in his diary: Rose before the sun. Schooners Florida and Henry Clay and the Sloop Hyder Aly went up to the reef this morning. The

1830: William R. Hackley recorded in his diary: Rose with the sun and read a few detached portions of Paul Clifford. Walked up to the courthouse and sat with the

1830: William R. Hackley recorded in his diar: Rose with the sun. After breakfast read the Prediction. About noon the Sloop Hyder Aly of New York, Captain J. Place, who

1830: William R. Hackley recorded in his diary: Rose before the sun. My wrist is very painful so much so that I have procured a bottle of Opodeldoc to rub