Cash Accounts, October 1759
Cash Accounts
[October 1759]
| Cash | ||
| Octr 7— | To Cash Receivd of Jno. Berry for Carpenter’s Work1 | £3.16. 0 |
| 28— | To Cards | 0. 7. 6 |
| Contra | ||
| Octr 3— | By Negroe Doctr 25/—Cards 13/ | 1.18. 0 |
| 17— | By Thomas Bishop—£5 10s.—Ditto gave him £3 2s. 6d. | 8.12. 6 |
| By Tavern Expenses 15/7½—Leather Breeches £1.1.6 | 1.17. 1 1/2 | |
| By a Tierce of Sugar | 14.18. 7 | |
| By a Begger 2/6—Mrs Washington £1.15.6 | 1.18. 0 | |
| 22— | By Exps. at Dumfries 4/6—Ferriages at Occoqn 3/6 | 0. 8. 0 |
| By Expences at Allans 15/7½—Ferry at Fredks. 5/ | 1. 0. 7 1/2 | |
| By Mr Allan’s Servt 2/6—(24) Exps. at Julian’s2 16/10½ | .19. 4 1/2 | |
| 25— | By Exps. at Caroline Ct House 5/7½—Do at Hubbards 21/6 | 1. 7. 1 1/2 |
| By a Servant 1/—Ferriages at Dansies3 12/ | 0.13. 0 | |
| 26— | By Wine at Ditto 2/6—Mrs Washington—40/ | 2. 2. 6 |
| 28— | By Cards 10/. By Barber 5/—Club 3/1½—Cards 28/9 | 2. 6.10 1/2 |
AD, , folio 62.
1. Berry was probably John Barry who lived down the Potomac from Mount Vernon and was clerk of Pohick Church.
2. Charles Julian (d. 1764) kept a tavern on the main street in Fredericksburg. Mr. Allan was perhaps James Allan of Fredericksburg, a brother of John Allan from whose estate Charles Julian purchased in 1751 the lot and tavern on the corner of Amelia and Caroline streets.
3. Thomas Dansie ran an ordinary and ferry on the Pamunkey River.