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...new one (See Botanical Observations for 1829) I also went up the canal in an interval between two showers of rain. The rest of the time was spent in the office.
April 10
This morning it was also rainy but towards noon the rain ceased but was succeeded by high wind. As today is the last day of the court in Louisville. Mr. Henry has to attend as a witness; accordingly we made out the reports sooner...

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...than usual and he took them up. After this I wrote a letter to Judge Bates in answer to the one I received a few days ago. I then took a walk along the canal. The work is now very much interupted by high water in the river which is now as high as it has been this spring and rising rapidly.
April 11th
This forenoon I helped do osme work at the Bridge - in the afternoon I drew a plan of a house for the Louisville Exchange.