pounds of whale bone. 4th whaling voyage (1831–1832): Captain Howell sailed in 1831 and returned in 1832 with 2,150 barrels of whale oil. 5th whaling voyage (1832–1833): Captain Howell sailed in 1832 and returned in 1832 with 1,150 barrels of whale oil. 6th whaling voyage (1833–1834): Captain David Hand, Jr. sailed in 1833 and returned in 1834 with 1,850 barrels of whale oil. 7th whaling voyage (1834–1835): Captain Hand sailed in 1834 and returned in 1835 with 1,200 barrels of whale oil. 8th whaling voyage (1835–1836): Captain Hand sailed in 1835 and returned in 1836 with 380 barrels of sperm oil and 820 barrels of whale oil. 9th whaling voyage (1836–1837): Captain Hand sailed in 1836 and returned in 1837 with 90 barrels of sperm oil and 1,800 barrels of whale oil. 10th whaling voyage (1837–1838): Captain Hand, or Benton Hedges sailed in 1837 and returned in 1838 with 90 barrels of sperm oil and 1,800 barrels of whale oil. 11th whaling voyage (1838–1839): Captain Henry Babcock sailed in 1838 and returned in 1839 with 500 barrels of whale oil. 12th whaling voyage (1839–1841): Captain Henry Nickerson, Jr. sailed in 1839 and returned in 1841 with 553 barrels of sperm oil, 1,473 barrels of whale oil, and 12,000 pounds of whalebone. 14th whaling voyage (1841–1843): Captain David Smith sailed in 1841 and returned in 1843 with 70 barrels of sperm oil and 2,000 barrels of whale oil. 15th whaling voyage (1843–1845): Captain Smith sailed in 1843 and returned in 1845 with 300 barrels of sperm oil, and 1,100 barrels of whale oil, and 8,000 pounds of whalebone. During this voyage he visited the Crozet Islands. Another source reports that Cadmus had returned on 9 June 1845 from the North Pacific with 295 barrels of sperm oil, 896 barrels of whale oil, and 7,200 pounds of whale bone. 16th whaling voyage (1845–1847): Captain Smith sailed in 1845 and returned in 1847 with 150 barrels of sperm oil, and 1,850 barrels of whale oil, and 8,000 pounds of whalebone. 17th whaling voyage (1847–1849): Captain Smith sailed in 1847 and returned in 1849 with 80 barrels of sperm oil, 1,720 barrels of whale oil, and 13,000 pounds of whalebone. When Cornelia, Flanders, master, returned to New Bedford on 31 July 1848, she was carrying 4,600 pounds of whalebone, of which 4,000 belonged to Cadmus. Homeward-bound whalers would often carry product for whalers that