3-1 [Nov. 3 Sun] Clear & Cooler was at DeWitts Church twice today where a stranger from Pottville – large man – preached 3 times

4-2 [Nov. 4 Mon] Cloudy & Cool Rec’d from Wm McClure $5 Fee being ½ the money advanced to him by Mr Strickland to assist in prosecution of Trusty Paid for pair Gloves 50 cts at Rhoads & Rank – took ride on Nat’l Henries Gray Mare 5 miles from 3 ½ PM to 4 ½ PM attended large temperence meeting in Court House of "Young Men" when Thos. Harter, S Wyeth & others made speeches – large number of Ladies & 400 fine members present got ready to go to Carlisle

Nov. 5, 1833 – Tuesday

5-3 [Nov 5 Tue] Clear & pleasant pd my passage in Stage $1 and started to Carlisle Margaretta Gibsons Wedding at 8 o clock, arrived at 12 ½ noon & stopt at Aughenbaughs where I met Lieut Rhodes of U. S. Navy – called at Judge Gibsons befor dinner where Mary Clendenin & E. Peacock were preparing for Margaretta’s Wedding this evening Shaved & trimmed up at 6 & at 7 o clock witnessed with a few other of Miss Gibsons & Col McClures relations their intermarriage at Judge Gibsons, calling the Rev. Mr. Hare of Episcopal Church at 7 ½ o clock – General Lewis at Judge Gibsons & Bride congratulated by All her friends – large Magnificent and altogether the most splendid party I have ever seen party dispersed at about 11 P.M. I ret’d to my quarters at Aughenbaughs spent an hour in Lieut. Rhodes room with himself, Dr Boyd & Elisha White Esqr, Widower – took some brandy & went to bed Lieut Rhodes highly agreeable

6-4 [Nov. 6 Wed] Cloudy & chilly – went to Judge Gibsons at 9 ¾ A.M. to see Bridal Party of 8 or 10 start to Pittsburg in 4 horse stage engaged specially at $100 for the occasion. left the Judges at 10 ½ where misses Clendenin, Peacock, myself & others not going with them got into stage – rode toKnox’s where we got out & they loaded others with whom they started at 11A.M. & me viz. mary, Elizth & self ret’d to Judge Gibsons where we dined, also Mr Hitner – we intended returning to Harrisburg at 2 o clock but could not get in stage – spent afternoon & took tea at Judge Gibsons & evening very agreeable & staid all night – pd my bill at Aughenbaughs this morning 87 ½ cts – took a little rest this afternoon in Lieut Rhodes bed at Aughenbaughs – fire in his room & all very comfortable. Bachelor style, he & I walked in afternoon & looked at a very singularly constructed house about being built by Judge Reed

7-5 [Nov. 7 Thur] Clear, Cloudy, Misty or Smoky staid all night last night & breakfasted at Judge Gibson’s this morning. called with Lieut Rhodes on Miss Henrietta Age or Ege, & also to see the Misses parker which last did not see, dined at Judge Gibsons. Paid marys, Elizabeths & My own passage at Aughenbaughs to Harrisburg_$3.75 and at 3 P.M. we bid all good bye at Judge G’s & Hitner, Rhodes, Ramsey, & Midshipman Berrier at Stage and left Carlisle, arrived in harrisburg after one of the speediest drives I ever experienced in Stage at about 5 P.M. not having been more than 2 hours on the way. Rec’d letter on my home account from Jno. Wisler sent "Germantown Phila Co’ty" Nov 4 1833 on business was at office an hour after tea & then went to Shunks where I saw a Brown of Phila and then to Peacocks

8-6 [Nov. 8 Fri] Clear & Beautiful, rec’d letter – D>B> Reed West Chester Chester County "Nov. 6, 1833" rec’d of Wm Ayres Esqr $2 in full of money loaned. Rec’d of Jacob Seiler by the hands of Herman Alricks Esqr $167.67 in full of Debt & Interest in R. Gemmel vs J. Seiler No. 105 Jan 7 1832, Deposited in Harrisburg Bank $150 entered in my Bank Book as deposited tomorrow (the 9^th) Whiteside observing he had so done as the books were closed for today Paid for strong Beer for dinner 12 ½ cts – pd porter last night for wheeling mary & Elizth’s trunks from Stage Office 12 ½ cts. was at my office till 8 P.M. Shoch Esqr at our house after 8. til 10 P.M.

9-7 [Nov. 9 Sat] Cloudy, some rain Paid Jacob (My Valet) 6 ¼ cts, rain this evening was at office till near 9 P.M.