Reed & Forde letter to John Hatley Norton, 1783 February 7

Reed & Forde letter to John Hatley Norton, 1783 February 7

Reed & Forde, George Town, letter to John Hatley Norton, Winchester, Virginia, dated February 7, 1783. Reed & Forde inform Norton they have drawn on him for the amount of textiles and hosiery they provided his family while they resided in Philadelphia.

MS1936.3.1541
Folder 151

Ink on paper

[Recto]

M^r. John H. Norton
To Reed & Forde D^r

1782
Feby 12
	To 1 ps yd Wide Linnin 25 yds 7/6	9	7	6
	8 pair Thread Hose	6	13	4
	2 yds Green Cloth	5	5
	1½ yd Fustian		13	6
					21	19	4
March 3d.
	2 ps Dutch Linnins 150/	15
	1 ps Calico 17/ & 1 doz Thread Hose 20/	18	10
	4½ yds White Mode 20/ 3 yd [illegible] 17/6	7	2	6
	1 ps Flannel 23½ yd @ 7/6	8	16	3
	4½ yd [illegible] 15/ & 1 ps Cambrick 170/	11	17	6
	9 yds Stripe Persian 11/3 3 Welsh 6/3		6
	8 yds Ribbon 2/6. & 3½ Brunswick 30/		6	5
	10 [illegible] 112/6 & 1 packett Pens 20/	6	12	6
					80	3	9
				Pena Currency	£102	3	1

Dear Sir

George Town 7 Feb^y. 1783

Above you have account of sundrys which
you had for your family use when in Philad^a.
we have this day drawn on you for the
amount which we must beg you to Honour

Reed & Forde

M^r John Haley Norton

[Verso]

M^r. John H. Norton
Merchant
Winchester

George Town 7^th Feb^y 1783
Reede & Ford.

Inclosing their Acco^t.
answ^d.