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J4141 0746 Six
months after date I promise to pay Samuel Gunter eighteen dollars and
twenty
four cents for value received of him as witnessed my hand and seal this
(signed
in Cherokee syllabary) (seal) J.
W. Gunter Junior he is acquainted with the ? of the alleged contract
that he
wrote the above note I saw it ? and acknowledged for the purpose then
attached
and that the same is trust. G.M.
Gunter 0747 No.
2 Stephen
Newman affidavit XX 0748 Voucher
No. 2 0749 State
of This
day personally appearing before me E. Harrisborough an acting justice
of the
peace in and for said county and state, Stephen Newman who upon oath
states
that on or about the 21st day of Feby. 1834, he and Mather
Lindsey
subscribing in the presence of each other, a bill of sale from John
Gunter Jr.
to John Gunter Sr. whereby John Gunter Jr. conveying and occupying to
his
father John Gunter Sr. six negroes, in consideration of which
conveyance and
accuracy, John Gunter Sr. undertook and providing thereupon to pay said
John
Gunter Jr. two thousand four hundred and six dollars.
This affidavit states that there was nothing
paid to John Gunter Jr. at the time of the execution of that date of
such and
from his knowledge of parsley and their business from that time up to
the death
of John Gunter Sr. he does not know or believe that one cent has ever
been paid
of the purchase money to John Gunter Jr. if it has both offices and
would have
known or heard of it from his frequent intercourse and intimacy with
the
purses. Stephen
Newman Sworn
and subscribed before me This
24 day of Dec. 1836 E.
Harrisborough (seal) Justice
of the Peace 0750 The
above gent – whose name appears to be attached to the foregoing
affidavit is a
gent of unblemished character and should be believed to ? where on oath
this 29
day of Dec. 1836 E.
Harrisborough (seal) I
Richard S. Randles clerk of the county court of In
testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my private
seal there
being no seal of office at office in Claysville this second day of
January one
thousand eight hundred and thirty seven and of American Independence
the sixty
first year. R.
Randles Clk. C.C. 0751 No
3 Affidavit XX 0752 State
of This
day personally appeared before me Sworn
and subscribing before me this 31 day of Decr. 1836 E.
Harrisborough Justice
of the Peace 0753 The
above gent who is attached to the above affidavit is a gent of
unblemished
character and is entitled to credit when on oath. E.
Harrisborough 0754
(repeat of 0752) State
of This
day personally appeared before me Sworn
and subscribing before me this 31 day of Decr. 1836 E.
Harrisborough Justice
of the Peace No.
3 Articles
of argument viz. John Gunter Jr. and John Gunter Sr. 0755 State
of I
Richard S. Randles clerk of the county court of Marshall County in the
state of
Alabama do certify that E. Harrisborough whose signature appeared to
the above
affidavit and certificate is now and was at the time of his assigning
the same
an acting justice of the peace in and for said county Marshall, duly
elected,
qualified, and commissioned as such and that due faith and credit is
and ought
to be given to all his official acts. In
testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my private
seal there
being no seal of office at office in Claysville this second day of
January one
thousand eight hundred and thirty seven and of American Independence
the sixty
first year. R.
S. Randles Clk. C.C. 0756 State
of This
article of argument made and entered into between John Gunter Senr. of
the
county and state aforesaid of the one part and John Gunter Junr. of the
county
and state aforesaid of the other part witnesseth that the said John
Gunter
Senr. has this day employed the said John Gunter Junr. to attend to
oversee and
transact his business in the mercantile establishment which he has this
day
purchased of said John Gunter Junr. and the said John Gunter Sr.
obligated
himself to furnish said John Gunter Jr. in clerk to appoint him in said
business and give him the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars a year
for the
term of the three years. And the said
John Gunter on his past promises and obligates himself to attend to
oversee and
transact honestly and faithfully the business of said Gunter for the
said space
of three years and to use his best execution to promote and advance the
interest of said John Gunter Senr. in said business.
IN testimony whereof we have herewith set our
hands and affixed our seals this 20th day of February 1834. His
X mark John
Gunter Senr. (seal) John
Gunter Junr. (seal) Test. M.W.
Lindsay Stephen
Newman 0757 Affidavit
of Lucy Gatlin No.
5 0758 State
of Marshall
County JS Personally
appeared before me James Childref, a Justice of the Peace in and for
the said
county Lucy Gatlin who being duly sworn according to law doth depose
and say
that she was residing with her grandfather John Gunter Senr. near
Gunter’s
Landing at the time of his death which occurred about the 27th
or 28th
of August A.D. 1835, and that shortly after his death not more than two
or
three days John Gunter Junior who was also residing in the house of his
father,
came to this deponent during the night time and requested her to carry
a light
for him upstairs. This deponent went
with him upstairs and then John told her that he was going to remove
the money
of his father down to the store. This
deponent further says that at this time John took eight bags of money
some of
them appeared to be full this deponent does not remember how many, John
took
the money with him to the store and this deponent never saw the money
again and
further this deponent saith not. Lucy
Gatlin Sworn
to and subscribed before me this 27th day of May A.D. 1837 James
Childres Ho. Justice
of the Peace 0759 Geo.
W. Gunter’s affv. No.6 0760 State
of Marshall
County JS Personally
appeared before Booker Smith a Justice of the Peace in and for the Sworn
to and subscribed before me this 27th day of May 1837. Booker
Smith Justice
of the Peace 0761 No.7
Jno.
Gunter Affv. W.W.
and J. M. McF. $43.
18/100 0762 No.
7 W.W.
and J.M. McFarlane Affidavit 0763 The
State of I
Richard Randles clerk of this county court of R.S.
Randles Clk C.C. 0764 State
of This
day personally appeared before me E. Harrisborough an acting Justice of
the
Peace in and for the county aforesaid, W.W. and J.M. Mcfarlane –
who after
being duly sworn deposeth and saith that the estate of John Gunter Sr.
decd.
Was indebted to them, to the amount of forty three dollars and eighteen
cents
as will be seen as per apt. and receipt above bearing dates Agst 11th,
1838 and Sept. 5, 1835 and No. 7. The
right above will have that the above amt. was paid to us by John Gunter. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 29 day
of Dec. 1836 J.M.
McFarlane E.
Harrisoborough JP Justice
of the Peace I
do hereby certify that I am well acquainted with the above gent who
have
affixed their names to the above certificate and that their characters
are
unblemished and is entitled to credit in any course of justice this 24
day of
Dec. 1836. Justice
of the Peace 0765 Mr.
John Gunter, Sr. Deceased in ? 1835 M.M. & J.M. McFarlane April
11th 70
? lamb at 4/6
$7.50 26 11/2
? lamb at 4/6 6 ??? 6/
$17.50
$43.18
3/4 Paid
the above affiant in full by the hand of John Gunter this W.W.
& J.M. McFarlane 0766 No.
8 Receipt
to John Gunter $10.25 The
State of I
Richard Randles clerk of this county court of R.S.
Randles Clk C.C. 0767 Gunter’s
Landing Samuel
Fain State
of This
day personally appeared before me Samuel
Fain E.
Harrisborough JP Justice
of the Peace The
above affiant is entitled to credit this 7th day of Jany.
1837 E.
Harrisborough 0768 No.
10 W.
Stephen Newman ? against
the estate John
Gunter Deceased $13.50 0769 No.
10 Stephen
Newman Affidavit 0770 The
State of I
Richard Randles clerk of this county court of Marhall County in the
state of
Alabama do certify that E. Harrisborough whose signature appears to the
within
and foregoing affidavit and certificate is now and was at the time of
his
assigning the same an acting justice of the peace in and for said
county
Marshall duly elected, qualified, and commissioned as such and that due
faith
and credit is and ought to be given to all his official acts. R.S.
Randles Clk C.C. 0771 State
of This
day personally appeared before me E.
Harrisborough JP The
above affiant is justly entitled to full credit and confidence in any
court of
justice this 29th day of Dec. 1836 E.
Harrisborough JP Justice
of the Peace 0772 1835 John
Gunter Sr. Deceased To
Stephen Newman
13.50 ?? $10
dols I was due J. Gunter Sr. Dec.
10.00 ?
cart from John Gunter
3.50
$13.50 This
0773 Archie
Campbell deposition No.
11 Relating
to the litigation of the Gunters 0774 State
of Marshall
County JS Personally
appeared before me James Monrow Captain Archie Campbell of the same
county who
being duly sworn according to law doth depose and say that some time
after the
store house on John Gunter Senr’s plantation near Gunter’s
Landing was built he
came there and noticed that the old sign board of John Gunter junior
was taken
down and a new one with the name of Jno. Gunter senior was put up in
its place,
all that this deponent could judge by way that the colours of the sign
board
were changed as this deponent cannot read English – this deponent
asked John
Gunter junior why he had got a new sign.
John answered him that the property the store house
and the good
belonged to the old gentleman his father and that this name on the new
sign was
his father’s there was other conversation of the same kind at
this time –
deponent further saith that the gin house on the same plantation was
not built
until long after this conversation. Archie
Campbell His
mark Sworn
to and subscribed before me this 29th day of May 1837. Captain
Cong. Post Gunter’s
Land. 0775 No.
13 and 14, 15, 16 and 17 Charles
R. Terrell Affidavit 0776 State
of
0777 for
the entire use and benefit of John Gunter Sr. deceased and during the
time I
lived with said Gunters the whole concern – taking the form
– and other things
appertaining there to – appeared to be under the entire direction
of John
Gunter – then – John Gunter d. – as I know everything
for the use of the farm
was purchased and paid for by John Gunter then John Gunter d. and if a
person
had not of been well acquainted with said Gunters they never could have
told
who was the rightful owner, or possessor of all the property about them
and I
to this day do not directly know who was actually the legal owner of
all the
property which was about them as one always assumed as much authority
over it
as the other. Sworn to and subscribed
before this 27th day of Dec. 1836. E.
Harrisborough JP Justice
of the Peace The
gent name which appears to be affixed to the foregoing affidavit is
justly
entitled to full credit and confidence this Justice
of the Peace 0778 The
State of I
Richard S. Randles clerk of the county court of Marshall County in the
state of
Alabama do certify that E. Harrisborough whose signature appears to the
within
and foregoing affidavit and certificate is now and was at the time of
assigning
the same an acting Justice of the Peace in and for said County Marshall
duly
elected, qualified, and commissioned as such and that due faith and
credit is
and ought to be given to all his official acts. In
testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my private
seal there
being no seal of office in Claysville this second day of January one
thousand
eight hundred and thirty seven and of American Independence the sixty
first
year. Test. R.S.
Randles 0779 No.
6 John
Gunter $3500
dols. Admitted 0780 No.
26 John
Gunter’s claim for spoliation Registered
B.A. Page
9 Admitted
for $3500 admitted 0781 The
claim of John Gunter, against the Whereas
I John Gunter did purchase of James Thompson in the winter of 1829 the
following ?? improvements. All the
entire and first possessions which was owned or claimed by James
Thompson a
native by marriage at or near the head of Brown’s Creek in the
Cherokee Nation,
one farm, together with all its appurtenances and annexed to which was
a ?
mill, and cotton gin, and its press said mill and gin was propelled by
water
power and at said possessions I have placed my miller Mr. Rbt. Liuwell
under a
permit from the General Council of the Nation which possessions is
about
fourteen miles from where I have lived during the winter of 1829 while
I have
my miller in full possession – of said premises a certain Mr.
Rogers raised a
strong force of men – came and dispossessed my miller from the
premises without
the least shadow of a claim against me or my possessions – and
said Rogers did
keep and retain said possessions from me until he said Rogers was again
deposed
from said premises by a Mr. Mayfield and sons – and they without
any claim on
or against said Rogers for said premises – and during all this
time I was kept
from my possessions without any compensation whatever and from said
Rogers or
Mayfield so Mayfield kept said premises until he could sell them, and
he did
sell said premises to a Mr. Roberts and Mr. Roberts sold to Mr. Robert
and then
Roberts sold to John C. Johnson and then sell said Johnson for said
premises
under the laws of the state of Alabama and I lost said 0782 suit
on the grounds that I was an Indian and that it was the policy of the
General
Govt to get the Indians away and I did pay out about one hundred and
fifty
dollars defending my just rights, I did purchase the within named
possessions
before the extension of the laws of Ala and the Indian Country now
therefore,
by being dispossessed of said premises – I have been damaged to
the amount of
five hundred dollars per year for the term of seven years which makes
my
damages amount to the sum of $3500 dollars.
I have therefore asked to be the compensated for the
losses and damages
which I have sustained as our late treaty makes such provisions and the
amounts
which I have mentioned I think to be fair, reasonable, and jut for if I
would
have retained possession of said premises, I would have cleared on the
cotton
gin alone one thousand dollars per year exclusive of the farm and grist
mill
&c. Sworn
to and subscribed before me this E.
Harrisborough JP Justice
of the Peace 0783 G.W.
Campbell Affidavit No.
10 State
of I
Louis Wyeth judge of the county court of Marshall County Alabama do
certify
that R.S. Randles whose signature and private seal (there being no
public seal
of office) are attached to the foregoing certificate is now and was at
the time
of certifying the same clerk of the county court of Marshall County
duly
authorized and commissioned as such and that the same is due force of
laws May
12 1837. Judge
of The County Court Of
0784 The
State of Personally
appeared before me B.S. Parsons one of the acting justices of the peace
for
said G.W.
Campbell Sworn
to and acknowledged before me this 10th day of May 1837. B.S.
Parsons Esq. A
Justice of the Peace 0785 I
Richard S. Randles of the county court of R.S.
Randles Clk CC 0786 Jun.
1835 152 No.
11 John
Gunter Ag. Walker
and Abernathy 0787 1835
June Mr.
John Gunter Sr. In
of with Walker G. Abernathy For
1 pr ? seeds $8 ? 9 ? 813 ? Rec.
of payment and sale for the above ? from Gunter ? December 22 Jany 1836. Walker
and Abernathy By
C. Cooper 0788 T.A.
Pertillo Receipt For
taxes For
1835 81
cents paid
by John Gunter 0789 Receipt
of John Gunter by the hand of John Gunter Jr. eighty one and a fourth
cents the
amount of his taxes for 1835. R.S.
Randles To.
T.A. Pertillo 0790 John
Gunter Sr. Quit
claim to John Gunter Jr. Premises B 0791 Whereas
I John Gunter Sen. have this day made and signed my last Will and
Testament I
do hereby declare that it was not my intention in any way to include
the houses
and one acre of land which are now occupied by my son John Gunter jr.
on the
road from my dwelling to Gunter’s Landing to which houses are one
acre of land
I have no claim of any kind. Witness
my hand and seal this sixth day of March in the year of our Lord
eighteen
hundred and thirty three. His
Mark John
Gunter Sen. Seal In
presence Wm.
Potter William
Tanner, ?
? (illegible signature) 0792 Relating
to m own property John
Gunter Gilbert
? Affidavit
relating to occupant claims & c The
State of I
Richard S. Randles clerk of the county court of Marshall County in the
State of
Alabama do certify that E. Harrisborough whose signature appears to the
within
affidavit and certificate is now and was at the time of his assigning
the same
an acting justice of the peace in and for the said county Marshall and
that due
faith and credit is and ought to be given to all his official acts as
such. In
testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my private
seal there
being no seal of office at office in Claysville this thirty first day
of
December one thousand eight hundred and thirty six and of American
Independence
the sixty first year. 0793 State
of Personally
appeared before me Elijah Harrisborough, an acting justice of the peace
for
said county, Gilbert ?, who after being duly sworn say an oath that he
was
employed by John Gunter Jr. in the spring of 1834 to build a certain
large
warehouse and for which said John Gunter did pay me the money for
building said
warehouse I was also employed by John Gunter, then John Gunter Jr., in
the
summer of 1834 to build a certain frame building near the present
dwelling of
E. Harriborough three miles south of Gunter’s Landing and for
building said
house John Gunter did pay me the money.
I was also employed by John Gunter, then John Gunter
Jr., to build a
certain large gin house, frame, and for building said house John Gunter
did pay
me the money and I was paid by no other person or persons whatever. Neither was I employed to build the above
mentioned houses by any other person or persons whatever neither did I
ever
hear of any person or persons whatever lay any claim or claims to said
building
neither did I ever hear of John Gunter ? lay any claim or claims to
said
buildings. The buildings which I have
mentioned above have been built by me for John Gunter since 0794 for
the same, and I have often seen him charged by John Gunter Jr. for
goods or
other articles which eh would buy for his family use one time & c. Sworn
to and subscribed before me this 3rd day of Nov. 1836 E.
Harrisborough Justice
of the Peace Gilbert
? 0795 State
of Marshall
Co. I
certify that I am acquainted with Gilbert ? whose name appears to the
foregoing
affidavit. He is in my honest belief
entitled to credit on oath. 0796 Larkin
Beavert Affidavit 0797 State
of This
day personally appeared before me E. Harrisborough an acting Justice of
the
Peace for said county, Larkin Beavert who after first being sworn say
an oath
that he was in company with J. Gunter Sr. desd. And John Gunter then
John
Gunter desd. When they went to take or get into possession of the
premises of
James Thompson who was a Native by marriage when we got within two or
three
miles of said premises John Gunter Jr. then went ahead of the company
and left
his father James Thompson and myself behind and when we got to the
premises
John Gunter Jr. was already in full possession of all the premises and
according to the then laws of the Cherokee Nation, John Gunter desd.
Was then
the legal and lawful owner of all said premises which consisted of the
following described property: One farm
with all its necessary holdings, one grist mill and one cotton gin and
press. All this took place in the winter
of 1829. Sworn to and subscribed before
me this Larkin
Beavert E.
Harrisborough JP Justice
of the Peace Mr.
Beavert, whose name appears attached to the foregoing affidavit is a
gent I
have known long since, and his is a gent who should be believed when on
oath. This
Justice
of the Peace 0798 The
State of I
Richard S. Randles clerk of the county court of Marshall County in the
state of
Alabama do certify that E. Harrisborough whose signature appears to the
within
and foregoing affidavit and certificate is now and was at the time of
his
assigning the same an acting Justice of the Peace in and for said
county of
Marshall duly elected, qualified, and commissioned as such and that due
faith
and credit is and ought to be given to all his official act. 0799 No.
1 John
Gunter Bill
sale viz goods and merchandise Reg.
Book F Pages 260
261 XX Clerks
fees $1.50 Filed
0800 State
of Know
all men by these presents that I John Gunter Junior of the county of
Jackson
State of Alabama for and in consideration of the sum of six thousand
dollars to
me in hand paid the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged have this
day
bargained, sold, transferred, and delivered and by these presents do
bargain,
sell, transfer, and deliver unto John Gunter Senr. of the county and
state
aforesaid all my title, claim, interest and demand of in and to the
following
described property, viz an improvement or occupant claim to a certain
tract or
parcel of land lying in that part of Jackson County State of Alabama
over which
the jurisdiction of said county has been extended by the legislation of
said
state containing about one acre and upon which is a storehouse known
and called
by the name of Gunter’s Store and also a Blacksmith shop and
other improvements
together with the appurtenances and also my full entire and complete
stock and
assortment of goods, ware, and merchandise now on hand at said store
house and
all that has been purchased heretofore for the use and benefit of said
establishment and not yet received he it all of what kind 0801 character
and description it may. Also one other
improvement in the same part of said county known and called by the
name of the
cave spring improvement and purchased by one of Stephen Newman with all
its
appurtenances also one other improvement in the same part of said
county on
Brown Creek adjoining the improvement of Dry ?head and purchased by me
of
Howell H. Rose, and its appurtenances.
Also five horses and one mule and two wagons with
their gear to have and
to hold all and singular the property of every kind, sort, character,
and
diversion herein mentioned and by these presents bargained, sold,
transferred,
and delivered unto the said John Gunter Senr. his own execution ? ? and
assigns
forever. And I the said John Gunter
Junr. do hereby bind and obligate myself to warrant and defend to the
said John
Gunter Senr. his ? execution, administration, and assigns all the
property
herein mentioned and specified against the claim or claims of myself,
my heirs,
executors, and administrators and assigns and the claim or claims of
any and
every other person whatsoever. 0802 In
testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal this
21st
day of February 1834. John
Gunter (seal) Test. W.M.
Lindsay Stephen
Newman State
of This
day personally appeared before me Richard B. Claton clerk of the county
court
for said county Stephen Newman one of the subscribing witnesses and
made oath
that he saw John Gunter whose name appears subscribed to the within and
foregoing deed of ? and acknowledged that he signed, sold and delivered
the
same to the said John Gunter for the purpose therein contained and he
this
deponent subscribed his name as a witness thereunto in the presence of
the said
J. Gunter and that he saw the other subscribing witness sign the same
in the
presence of the said J. Gunter and in the presents of each other on the
day of
the date thereof. Given
under my hand and seal this 24th day of February 1834. Test.
R. B. Clayton Clerk CC State
of I
Richard B. Clayton clerk of the county court for said county do certify
that
the within and foregoing deed was filed in my office for registration
on the 24th
day of February 1834 and has been duly registered and compared in Book
E page
260 and 261. 0803 State
of This
day personally appearing before me E. Harrisborough an acting Justice
of the
Peace in and for said county and state.
Stephen Newman the subscribing witness to the within
said of conveyance
for John Gunter, Jr. to John Gunter, Sr. who upon oath states that at
the time
of the execution of so said, he saw no consideration whatever then paid
in
consideration of said transfer and from his own selection in the
neighborhood
of his portion and intimate knowledge of the pastures to the deed and
this
knowledge he is confident that no consideration whatever was at that
time or
has since been paid to the said John Gunter Jr. Stephen
Newman Sworn
and subscribing before me this 30 day of Feb. 1836. Justice
of the Peace 0804 The
State of I
Richard S. Randles clerk of the county court of R.
S. Randles Clk CC 0805 R.
Blackburn Afft. Vaught’s
interest 0806 State
of This
day personally appeared before me E.
Harrisborough JP Justice
of the Peace The
above gent whose name appears to the foregoing affidavit is a gent of
unblemished character and should be believed when an on oath this 29th
day Dec. 1836. Justice
of the Peace 0807 M.M.
Schrimsher Affidavit
& c 2 Vaught’s
interest 0808 State
of This
day personally appeared before me E. Harrisborough an acting Justice of
the
Peace for said county M.M. Schrimsher who after being duly sworn,
deposeth and
saith that he was present when Richd. Sworn
to and subscribed before me this His
Mark M.M.
Schrimsher E.
Harrisborough JP Justice
of the Peace I
certify that M.M. Schrimsher is a man of
unblemished character and he is most certainly in my belief entitled to
credit
when on oath.
0809 The
State of I
Richard S. Randles clerk of the R.S.
Randles Clk CC 0810 No.
4 Charles
R. Terrill Affidavit 0811 State
of This
day personally appeared before me E. Harrisborough an acting Justice of
the
Peace for said county, Charles R. Terrill who after being duly sworn
deposeth
and saith that he was present at Charles
R. Terrill E.
Harriborough JP Justice
of the Peace The
above affiant whose name is affixed to the above affidavit is justly
entitled
to full credit and confidence this 29th day of Dec. 1836. Justice
of the Peace I
Richard S. Randles clerk of the county court of Test. R.S.
Randles Clk CC 0812 No
4 Echols
and Hollowell Opt John
Gunter Sr For
$22.00 0813 Bought
of Echols & Hollowell 8
Blankets $2.75
22.00 5
yds red flannel 4/11
3.75 14
? ? 91
37
½ 1
bottle no. 6 4/11
75____
26.87
½ Received
payment in full Echols
and Hollowell 0814 No.
6 Rand
& Bush Affidavit 0815 No.
6 Beard
& Bush Affidavit (repeat
of 814) 0816 I
Richard S. Randles clerk of the county court of Marshall County in the
state of
Alabama do certify that Booker Smith whose signature appears to the
within
affidavits and certificate is now and was at the time of his assigning
the same
an acting Justice of the Peace in and for said county Marhsall duly
elected,
qualified, and commissioned as such and that due faith and credit is
and ought
to be given to all his official acts. Test. R.S.
Randles Clk CC 0817 No.
6 Beard
& Bush’s receipt and a/o To
J. Gunter Sr. $13 0818 Estate
of John Gunter Decd. 1835
to Beards & Bush Dr Augst.
27th 8 yds. Blk
silk 87 ½
7.00
2 glass knobs 9d
.25
16 yds velvet ribbon 1 ½
3.00
6 –“ “ 1/6
1.50
1 pr. Brass tacks ---
1.25
13.00
Received
payment in full of the above thirteen dollars by Jno. Gunter Jr. Sept. 5th
1835 Beards
& Bush 0819
(repeat of 0818) Augst.
27th 8 yds. Blk
silk 87 ½
7.00
2 glass knobs 9d
.25
16 yds velvet ribbon 1 ½
3.00 6 –“ “ 1/6 |
