4 1 Clear in morning. Rain in afternoon Was at DeWitt's in morning. Heard Rev. Mr. Thorn at Episcopal in afternoon

5 2 Rain - Circuit Court Set up stairs in Court House today and "Convention"

sets below--No Court in afternoon. I was at Peacock's this evening.

6 3 Clear and Pleasant. I was at "5th March Convention Ball" this evening at the Masonic Hall with F.P.Clendenin

7 4 Clear and Colder. "Convention ------ adjourned "Sine die" this morning at 11 oclock Was at Masonic Hall this evening to hear Nicholas, ventriloquist in company with Miss F.P. Clendenin.

8 5 Clear and Cold. Redc. two letters this morning one from Tho. A.Weidman dated "Lebanon Mar 7 1832" the other from Mrs. R. Gemmel, dated "Eastwhileland and Ches. Co. Mar 5th 1832" Yesterday Recd. from Tho. M. Linnards Esqr. of Phila. for Collection Hildebran & Abbots draft on Tho. Snively "accepted" for $690.09 and at same time gave him receipt for Land papers & protest, Saml Shock Esqr. and myself went on horseback to Judge Greens this afternoon-- Went this Evening with F.P.Clendenin & Mary Briggs to large party at Genl. Spraylens

9 6 Clear and Beautiful. I was in bed till 9 oclock this morning- Judge Houston was obliged in consequence of the gout to discharge the jury day before yesterday and to hold argument Court at Buehler's this morning. I called this morning with Miss F.P. Clendenin to see the Misses Barnitz and afterward we went walking--Saml. Shock Esqr and myself were at Peacocks this evening.

10 7 Clear and pleasant. Filio Rule R. Gemmel & J. Seiler to choose Arbitration on 26th Rode on Mr. Ringlands horse this afternoon in company with Duncan, Berghouse, H Buehler Dr. McKinney up as far as McAllisters was at Peacocks in the evening. H. Van Aminge [?] was there