Jan'y. 5 To my order on Anthony Billings for goods, 1150 126 2 shirts of Anthony Billings, Feb'y. 12 My order on Thomas Grosvenor, May 8 1 pair shoes, 29th April, from A. Billings, 216 3,50 125 Jar'y. 5 To 2 weeks' wages of my daughter at 75 cents a week, 10 Cash paid your order in favor of G. Gilbert 24 32 April 6 Sundries, 26 04 68.00 43 60 54.00 A hired lad 1822. Jan'y. 1By 3 months' wages due this day at $6, 15 44 months' wages at $7, May Farmer, Merchant, 1822. Jan. 5 By my order in favor of Joseph Hastings, 26 Sundries, Judge of County Court, Fy. 122/12 By my order in favor of Joseph Hastings, 24 March 1 1 empty cider barrel, Amount of your order on Theodore Barrell, 1822. Labourer, Jan'y. 18 By team hire at sundry times, Feb'y.118 4 months' hire of his son William at $10, March 24 By my note to Daniel Mason, at 6 months, endorsed by Ephraim Dodge, April 29 Do. Isaac Thompson, at 6 months, $ C. 48 00 9000 Cr. Danbury, 1822. April 18 By a coat, $ ¡C 14.75 A pair of pantaloons, 500 Auburn, Oct. 21, 1822. Thomas Yates, Esq. To John Mornington, Dr. 1822. April 5. To 5 barrels Cider, at 20 bushels Potatoes, at 0,25 $2,00 $10,00 5,00 N. B. To prevent accidents, care should be taken not to receipt an account until it is paid. A negotiable Note. New-Haven, March 21, 1822. Six months after date, I promise to pay to William Walter, or order, (at my house,) One Hundred Dollars, value received in two yoke of oxen. JAMES HILLHOUSE. It is best to mention where the note shall be paid, and for what it is given. Without the words, "or order," a note i not negotiable. A Receipt in full. Received, Hartford, May 22, 1822, of Theodore Barrell, Esq. Fifty-two Dollars in full of all demands. GEO. GOODWIN. If the payment be not in full, write "on account." N. B. For other useful forms see the Arithmetic. NOTE. The affectionate Instructer, who always feels a parental soli. citude for the permanent welfare of his pupils, cannot in any way so much contribute to their success in life, with so little trouble, as to teach them to understand this abridged, complete and simple system of Book Keeping. It contains all the important principles of extended and expensive works on the science; all, in fact, that is necessary to be known by the Farmer, Mechan ic, and Shopkeeper, relating to accounts; and yet with very Jittle explanation and repeated copying and balancing the acCounts, will be so fully understood and deeply impressed on the memory of scholars of common mind, as never to be forgotten; while their knowledge of common arithmetic and practical penmanship will thereby be greatly improved. |