Boston Decemr 26. 1772
Warren the Ballance in his favour was |
£87 |
|
not till Janry next |
761 |
12s |
|
I have paid him as follows |
Bill Holder on Smith |
£100 |
Hodge on Newman |
86 |
2s. |
8 |
|
d. |
Newman on Newman |
62 |
6s. |
8 |
|
d. |
Ballance Due Janry next |
288 |
17s. |
8 |
|
d. |
I have had Goods since to the amount of |
£295 |
10s. |
|
Ballance on the other side |
288 |
17s. |
8 |
|
d. |
the whole sum I stand indeted to Mr. Warren |
584 |
7s. |
8 |
|
d. |
As this is the Season of the Year, when
Business is almost entirely stagnated, and my Father having some
Accounts in Phila. which require the presence of one of us, I shall
set out next week, and hope soon to pay my Respects to your good
Lady and Family. Please to remember me to all enquiring Friends and
believe me to be your Dutifull and affectionate Kinsman