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Dinner, likewise the Shooting at a Mark with a fine ladies Set of Bows & Arrows given by C. Taylor, & a Set of Skittels given by the same small & light, all placed in the Barn, which makes a pleasant retreat in all kind of Weather & is very much relished by every Body. When at [[addition]] the Time of [[/addition]] Your quitting us for the Summer You expressed an Idea of this Building not being safe, I fell so averse of going there that I was inclined to have it taken down before Your return, but after desiring Mr Wyat to examine it He made a report so totally Contrary to what had been mentioned to You, that Considering the Money which had been laid out upon it I found it less expensive to repair it than to remove it & it is now in a perfect Condition & the [[deletion]] walk [[/deletion]] comming through it to the walk You have made is without joke looked upon not as a sore to the Eye, but very Elegant & pritty.
