…My old acquaintance Mr Snelling called on me in the forenoon, but did not stay. I dined on the remains of yesterday’s dinner. At home all day. Posted part of my day book.
In the evening went over to Mr Burgess‘s in order to treat once more with Mr Stace about Mr Vine’s affairs, and we at last came to the following agreement: That he should take the household furniture at Mr George Verral’s appraisal, and that we would take upon ourselves to dispose of the timber carriage, two wagons, two carts and: one plow.
Myself, Mr Grigson, Mr Stace and his son stayed and spent the evening very amicably till past one. Joseph Fuller stayed with us about 2 hours. Spent 2/3 on account of the assigns of Mr John Vine. Paid Dame Akehurst 18d for two days’ washing; viz., Monday and Tuesday. In the forenoon wrote out James Marchant’s bill.