APPENDIX I-TO CHAPTER XIII.
Reading edition
Account of Robert Morris with Miss Betsey Hart, Philadelphia, 1780-81. From the Clay MSS.
DR. MISS HARTE IN ACCOUNT CURRENT WITH ROBERT MORRIS CR. [Oldest daughter of Col. Thomas Hart. She married Dr. Richard Pendell.]
1780
Aug. 29
To cash paid for a Pair of Shoes for you £64,2,6 at 60 for 1 £ 1,1,4 (Continental, Exchange, Specie)
To a Chest of Sugar delivered Mrs. Brodeau & Porterage 1107,15,0 Do 18,9,3
To two ps Sheeting Delivered Ditto 1116,0,0 at Do 18,12,0
To cash paid Wm. McDugall's Bill for one & a half Quarters Tuition at Dancing 223,10,0 at Do 3,12,6
Paid E. Denaugheys Bill for washing Done for you 95,12,6 at Do 1,11,10
Dec. 6
To Ditto for Hannah Estys Bill for making Frocks for you £257,10 Paid D Denaugheys Bill for Washg £125.12.6 383,3,6 at 75 for 1 5,2,2
Dec. 29
To Ditto pair for pair of Pink Calemancoi Shoes for you 78,15,0 at Do 1,1,0
1781
Feb. 3
To Ditto paid B. Victor your music master for one Quarter Tuition of Music 506,5,0 at 75 for 1 6,15,0
To the following Articles delivered Mrs. Brodeau on your Accot One firkin of Butter one Box of Candles & a Box of Soap Amounting p Account to 629,1,2 at Do 8,7,9
To Cash paid Mrs. Brodeau in full of her Accot. to October last against you 3856,17,6 at Do 51,8,6
Total: £115, 3,5 (Specie) Allowed for Depreciation 57,13,7 ========= £172,17,0
Received Philad. April 7th 1781 the One hundred and Seventy two Pounds 17/ State Specie being in full the amount of the annexed account
for Robt. Morris £172.17. State Specie J. SWANNICK