Statement of Account from James Mulholland, April–September 1839
Statement of Account from James Mulholland, April–September 1839
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, Statement of Account, [, Hancock Co., IL], to [JS,], 22 Apr.–13 Sept. 1839; handwriting of ; docket in handwriting of ; three pages; Newel K. Whitney, Papers, BYU. Includes archival marking.
| $ cts | ||
| Amount brought up | 23.45¼ | |
| July 29th | By Cash per Prest Smith | 20.00 |
| One pair pantaloons cloth <Mrs Smith 1¼ y[ar]d at 5.50> | 6.87½ | |
| Paper at sundries | 0.50 | |
| Sewing silk p[e]r Mrs S | 0.12½ | |
| August 15 | Potatoes 1/2 bushel | 0.31 |
| By 27 lb bacon at | 2.16 | |
| 31st | By one box Sappingdon’s [Sappington’s] pills | 1.50 |
| Septr 7 | By 27 lb pork at 8 pr | 2.16 |
| Sept[embe]r 7th | By two 1/2 bushels corn | 0.37½ |
| 13th | By Cash pr Mr Smith | 1.00— |
| By 4¾ lb hogs lard at <0.06¼> pr lb | 0.31¼ | |
| By 12lb pork at— 0.08½ | 1.02 | |
| By flour pr 41 lb at 3.50 [0.03½]— | 1.43½ | |
| By 12 lb beef pork— 8½ | 1.02 | |
| By 1 bowlful of Honey pr Mrs Smith 1 lb | 0.12 | |
| By House logs pr | 30.00 | |
| By first payment on Lot | 30.00 | |
| By 10 lb beef— at 0.04½ pr lb | 0.45 | |
| By 1/2 bushel corn | 0.18¾ | |
| By 2 bushel potatoes at $0.50 <$0.37½> | 0.75 | |
| By Clap boards and window sash |
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These pills, created by Dr. John Sappington, were used to treat fevers as well as malaria. They were made from quinine, licorice, and myrrh—as well as sassafras oil to add “an agreeable odor.” (Sappington, Theory and Treatment of Fevers , vii, 78–79; Swift, “Sappington’s Theory & Treatment of Fevers.”
Sappington, John. The Theory and Treatment of Fevers. Rev. and corr. ed., Ferdinando Stith. Arrow Rock, MO: By the Author, 1844.
Swift, Gabriel. “Sappington’s Theory & Treatment of Fevers.” Early American Collections at Princeton, 12 July 2012. https://americana.princeton.edu/2012/07/12/sappintgons-theory-treatment-of-fevers/.
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