Wrote to Mr. David Hall that he received his bills. Hopes his anger is over. Thinks it would improve cousin Josey if he was to come to England and work in some of the best marble shops for a year or two. Is sorry to hear of any disturbance in the Academy the rather as by his introducing that imprudent man William Smith, he thinks he is in some degree the cause of those misfortunes
Background note: Dearborn was an educator and an inventor.
Philadelphia, A.L.S. 1p. Enc. of 7p. Concerning the abolition of slavery. Cf. Minutes, p. 338. Trade, Commerce, Navigation, Manufactures, Agriculture, Husbandry and Economics
Hailing with delight his lovely confessor; pleads guilty of coveting his neighbor's wife whenever he is with her; asks for instruction in meeting his particular temptation.