Thomas Jefferson Papers

Memorandum for John Barnes, [13 July 1805 or after]

Memorandum for John Barnes

[13 July 1805 or after]

Copy of memm left with mr Barnes.

1805.
Aug. 4. Salary for July   2083 .33
7. Discount at bk US. 2000. 1979 .
4062 .33
14. Discount at bank Columbia 500 .
Take up note of June 5. US. 2000
do. bank Columb. of June 12.  1500 .
pay Jones & Howell 125 .74
 balance to Lemaire 436 .59 4062 .33
15. pay J. Barnes 500. D.

 
Sep. 4. Salary for Aug. 2083 .33
4. Discount at bk US. 2000. 1979 .
4062 .33
11. Discount at bank Columbia 750 .1
Take up note of July 3. US. 2000 .
do. bank Columb. July 10. 1600 .
mr Madison wine
pay Jones & Howell 253 .33
Reibelt
 balance to Lemaire 209 . 4812 .33
12. pay J. Barnes 500 .

Oct. 4. Salary for Sep. 2083 .33
9. Discount at bk US. 2000 . 1979 .
4062 .33
Take up note of Aug. 7. US. 2000 .
for future disposition 2062 .33

MS (CSmH); undated, but see below; entirely in TJ’s hand.

left with mr Barnes: in his financial memoranda for 13 July 1805, TJ recorded leaving three notes of $2,000 each on the Bank of the United States, to be discounted as $1,979 withdrawals on 7 Aug., 4 Sep., and 9 Oct., “each to be applied according to directions.” Differences in ink indicate that TJ likely added entries for discounts from the Bank of Columbia and his payments to Barnes to his copy of this memorandum after giving the original to Barnes. He appears also to have interlined entries for Madison and Philippe Reibelt, possibly in conjunction with instructions he sent to Barnes on 23 Aug. (MB description begins James A. Bear, Jr., and Lucia C. Stanton, eds., Jefferson’s Memorandum Books: Accounts, with Legal Records and Miscellany, 1767-1826, Princeton, 1997, 2 vols. The Papers of Thomas Jefferson, Second Series description ends , 2:1159).

1TJ first wrote “500” before altering the figure to read as above.

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