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Account with St. Mary’s College, [7 June] 1810

Account with St. Mary’s College

[7 June 1810]

Dr. his Excellency James Madison for Master John P Todd

1810. College Charges as specified in the Prospectus1
June. 7. Mending Linen Stockings &c 3 " 
Doctor’s fees and Medicines 4 " 
Paper Slates Quills &c 3 " 
Postage and Penny Post Commission " 46½
Six Months board and Tuition in Advance  115   125 46½
 
1809. Classic Books.
Novem. 10. 2 vol. Mathematical Manual 2 " 
" Telemachus 1 25
Wanostrocht’s Recueil 1 25.
Atlas 6 50.
Decem. 14. 1 Case of Mathematical Instruments 7 " 
1810
January 16. Rasgos Historicos 1 " 
April 2. Juvenalis Delphini   3 12½. 22 12½
Expenses foreign to the Pension, which, &c.
1810. Clothing.
february 24. Mending Clothes to this Day 1 12½.
April. 14.   Do.     Do.     Do. 1 68¾
" 1 pr. of Boots bottomed 2 25.
May 27. Mending Clothes " 37½
" 2 Night Drawers $2. 1 Bathing
Do. 75d.
 2 75.  8 18¾
1810 Extra-money advanced.
January 11. Money advanced him this Day 4 " 
24.   Do.     Do.        Do. 5 " 
february 2. Money advanced him to buy a great-Coat 8 " 
D.        Do.       to pay his Washer-woman 5 " 
March 8. Money advanced him 5 " 
Do.       Do.       to pay his Washer-woman 2 50
March 24. Money advanced him at his Demand 3 50
April 18. Check at his order to pay his Taylor 27 " 
23. Money advanced him at his Demand 6 " 
May 9. Do.     Do. 10 " 
19. Do.     Do.         to pay his Washer-woman 7 50 83 50
239.27¾
Jnl. No 13 Added Mr. Godefroy’s bill for 1
pa. 200 qt. endg. 15 Decbr. pap. clay. mod. 15.00.
Do. Mr. Forster’s Do. for 2 qrs. endg. 12th. march 1810 paper & ink 21.50.
Do. Mr. Bullets Do for 1 qr. ending 11th february 1810 12." 
Entrance omitted in all Mr. Godefroy’s preceeding Accts. 5." 

Ms (MdBS: Account Book, 1809–11).

1On 1 Dec. 1805 JM and Dolley Madison had enrolled Dolley’s son, John Payne Todd, then thirteen years old, at St. Mary’s College in Baltimore. Founded in 1791 as a seminary, that institution became a college in 1799 and a university in 1805 (JM to Dolley Madison, Nov. 1805 [MHi]; Scharf, History of Baltimore, 1:234). Subsequent accounts from the college will be summarized.

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