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Jul 20, 2020 donna29 Jul 06, 2020 donna29 Jun 05, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	23v Nov. 16. 1825 Rose at 5.45. Attended Bank. Ap- pearances alarming. Considerable curtail- ment. [[Bank U. S.]] which for a year was almost constantly in debt to the [Bank of Penna [Pennsylvania] to the amt [amount] from 50 to $200,000; having a balance of about 20,000 against the Bank of Penna [Pennsylvania] drew for the [s?], very ungratefully and absurdly. Retaliation proposed. Rode three time to the Bridge with [[Jane Bell]]. Wrote strong and pointed address to the majority of the Board of directors of the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal. My re- marks on the essay signed "Delaware" appeared in the U. S. Gazette today. The acct. [account] of the row in the N. Y. theatre published in our papers. The American, the Evening Post, & the Advocate [? J Lean] The com- mercial [?]. To bed at 11. Nov. 17. 1825 Rose at 4.45. The address to the Directors in type. Determined to de	23v Nov. 16. 1825 Rose at 5.45. Attended Bank. Ap- pearances alarming. Considerable curtail- ment. [[Bank U. S.]] which for a year was almost constantly in debt to the [Bank of Penna [Pennsylvania] to the amt [amount] from 50 to $200,000; having a balance of about 20,000 against the Bank of Penna [Pennsylvania] drew for the [s?], very ungratefully and absurdly. Retaliation proposed. Rode three time to the Bridge with [[Jane Bell]]. Wrote strong and pointed address to the majority of the Board of directors of the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal. My re- marks on the essay signed "Delaware" appeared in the U. S. Gazette today. The acct. [account] of the row in the N. Y. theatre published in our papers. The American, the Evening Post, & the Advocate [? J Lean] The com- mercial [?]. To bed at 11. Nov. 17. 1825 Rose at 4.45. The address to the Directors in type. Determined to de

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