1William & Reuben Mitchell to Thomas Jefferson, 11 November 1814 (Jefferson Papers)
M r Thomas Jefferson 1814 In a/c with W. &. R. Mitchell D June 4 th To Balance ⅌ a/c Rendered $226.92 14 To 1 Barrel Sfine flour ⅌ Order 5.00 $231.92 W. &. R. Mitchell Presents their respects
2Thomas Jefferson’s Account with William & Reuben Mitchell, [ca. 31 December 1813] (Jefferson Papers)
M. Thomas Jefferson In a/c with W. & R. Mitchell Dr 1813 May To Flour over drawn equeal 6¾ bus. Wheat 7/6 $8.43 J 〃 To Extra on 141 Barrels Flour 3/. 70.50 Dec r 31 To Carriage 44
3Thomas Jefferson: Agreement with William & Reuben Mitchell, 4 September 1812 (Jefferson Papers)
Mess rs Mitchells having proposed to recieve my crop of wheat of the last harvest of this place at their mill on Blackwater , and to return me flour for the same at the rate of a barrel of fine for five & a half bushels of wheat, and a barrel of Superfine for the same quantity of wheat and fifty cents extra, to be delivered for me into the boats free of expence and the qualities of fine and...
4William & Reuben Mitchell to Thomas Jefferson, 16 May 1812 (Jefferson Papers)
Your favor of the 12 th ins t came to hand this morning; our W. Mitchell is in Fincastle , we are sorry to say a statement of your Account cannot be drawn till his return which will be in a day or two. W. & R. Mitchell ⅌ A. Tompkins RC ( MHi ); in Tompkins’s hand; between dateline and salutation: “M r
5William & Reuben Mitchell to Thomas Jefferson, 25 September 1811 (Jefferson Papers)
M r Griffin call’d on us yesterday for a settlement of the Crop of Wheat purchased of you, and we lament to find our understanding upon the subject at variance. we thought we had been expressive, and that M r Griffin had understood our bargain; to give a specific price and the rise for forty days was what we never thought of or intended. Our offer, and what we supposed to have been accepted by...