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Richmond Mar 23rd 1867 Mrs William Jerdone
Dear Madam We enclose a statement of a/c due us by Mr Jerdone in Confed- erate times, it has been reduced from the prices charges in Confederate times to the Gold standard (that is, what Gold was selling at the time the bill was made) showing a balance due in the present currency of Fifty Six 10/100 dollars. We would not trouble you about this matter but we are in want of funds to meet some payments of the same character as your bill. Will you do us the favor to let us hear from you in relation to the subject Very Respy Blair & Chamberlayne by John Blair
William Jerdone Esq
1863 (Bill) of Blair & Chamberlayne
April 8 31(lbs) Lard 165 $ 51 15
40(lbs) Rice 14 00 1 Bale Cotton Yarn 14 00
May 23 40(lbs) Rice 30c 12 00 July 8 10(lbs) Rice 10 00
2(lbs) Coffee 9 00 2(lbs) Sugar 9 00 18 00 20(lbs) Sugar 30 00 4 bales Cotton Yarn 60 00 1 bale No 10 Cotton Yarn 16 00
Oct 20 1(lb) Tea 2200 105(lbs) Rice & (B)3275 54 75 Nov 16 2(lbs) Coffee 20 00
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1865 $299.90 April 1 Interest on a/c 34 50
______ $334 40
Mr W Jerdone a/c reduced from Confederate money to Gold say 334 40 $10 for in gold is $ 33 40 Premium in Gold 1st Apl 1865 16 70
______ $ 50 10
1867 April 1st Interest from 1st April 1865 6 00
______ $ 56 10
William Jerdone Esq
1863 To Blair & Chamberlayne
Dec 31 Amount of bill rendered $299 90
1864
Apl 10 Interest on a/c 4 80
_______ $304 70
Dear Sir The first of April being an Era in our revolution we are making efforts to start fresh from that time above please find statement of a/c and if entirely agreeable do us the favor to remit. Very truly Respectfully Blair & Chamberlayne