19 1 Rain paid Bill at krauses $1.12 ½ and left Lebanon with Miss F.P. C. (Miss Fisher making some discreate objections to coming) at 9.o.clock arrived in Harrisburg at 3 ½ o clock P.M. Expenses on Road $1.00 was at Peacocks in the Evening Shock came there

20 2 Clear and Beautiful. Court begins today. Reduced Registers Bill of Courts in Newbeker against Reed from $9.44 to $5.44 and gave S. Pool Register check on “Harrisburg Bank" for said $5.44 costs was at Peacocks this evening. Dr A.J. Dean in my office this morning giving (new page) giving me an account of his visit to Philadelphia to see the Cholera.

21 3 Clear + pleasant. Defended Black Fellow (Dorsey) in Court for Larceny + guilty 2 years in Penitentiary Paid Philip Newbeker by check on Harrisburg Bank Bal $64.56 money Rec^d from Peter Fertig adm^r Marcus Martin after deducting my Fee $7.22 and a check on Said Bank to Pool Register for $5.44 costs—due to him as Register from Said Philip Newbeker. Wrote to Job Warren Esqr Port of Bedford County for Jacob Waggoners papers Rec^d Promissory note to Mr M^cKinny and myself from W^m Bradley for $30 Fee to defend him in the charge of Horse Stealing I was at Peacocks this Evening and took walk with F.P.C.

22 4 Cloudy Clear. Paid Wolfserberger in full vide Receipt for Horse and Barouch to go to Lebanon on Saturday last $3.00. Paid Wofserberger Collector vide Receipt in full State + County Tax $1.72 ½ Wrote to W. + S. for Sat^y Courier for John G. Hoffman was at Shunks and Peacocks short time this Evening. Paid for 1 Gal Port Wine and Lugler $1.00

23 5 Clear and pleasant. Trial of W^m Bradley to day for Larceny of Horse from Wolfserbuger. Att^y Gen^l + H. Alricks for Com^wlth Jno King and Rawn for prisioner. Jury went out at Sunset. I spoke 1 hour 15 minutes I was at Peacocks this evening—Rode this morning before breakfast Murrays Livery horse. This is 3 now I owe him for.

24 6 Clear and pleasant—I rode 6 or 7 miles before breakfast on Murrays horse this morning. In Bradleys case Jury Ret^d a verdict this morning of “not guilty" Rec^d from Ben Parke Esqr. in case of Bayers adm^r on Estate (new page) of Caspar Rhawn Dec^d Fee $3.00 in full of my share of money in Court, Jury in the sessions were discharged this morning + the Court for the next two weeks is adjourned over till October in view of “the Cholera" I was at Peacocks this Evening F.P.C. and Self took walk Took Law books of Shunks home to day

25 7 Clear and quite Cool Rec^d Letter from Henry Stoddard Esqr “Dayton August 18.1832" was at Peacocks after dinner, attended “Jackson and Wolf meeting" in Evening at Friedleys acted as one of the vice presidents and offered resolutions. Paid expenses there 10 cts. Called after wards at Mrs Murrays for F.P.C. were Misses S. Weiderman + C. Fisher had this Evening arrived from Lebanon.