I enclose your ] I paid ] before I could get the cotton. Click the Spelling icon on the toolbar or select Tools > Spelling to spell check the text in this field. It is still declining - if you have any in store let me know if any to send down, do it forth-with, as it will decline further. You will see your cotton only sold for 7 ½ ¢, I sold mine at the same. Nathan who expects you to send him forty bales more, I assured him you would do all you could, and he has given me a regular power of attorney & I am fully authorised to give you any instruction you may ]. Have just returned from New Orleans and have seen Mr.
18.00Įight hundred and twenty seven 03/100 Dollars This rule is usually for 4th grade and above. However, getting a basic understanding of the rule can level the field for spelling and reading. ] Brokerage for selling ¼% on $926.85.2.32 ]Ę1.82Įrrors Accepted, New Orleans, 4 Feb]y 1840īy ] of 30 Bl Cotton.$845.03 There is a basic rule about IE/EI, but there are also many exceptions to the rule that make it difficult to learn and teach this concept. Aaron Spell of Holmes County, Mississippi -įeb]y 3 Sold to Kohn, Daron & Co. Mount.Īccount Sales of 30 Bales Cotton received by Steamer Vicksburg, from Manchester, Miss from Charles & Mount Esqs. This receipt also includes a short note to Mr. The notes at the bottom of the receipt detail additional charges deducted from the total sale price, such as shipping, storage, insurance, and broker’s fees. The total weight is then multiplied by the price paid per pound of cotton, in this case seven and a half cents per pound.
The numbers in columns on this receipt represent the weight of each of the thirty bales of cotton.
This document and the preceding document are receipts for cotton sold on behalf of cotton planter Aaron Spell on two separate occasions, one before the panic, in 1836, and one during the panic, in 1840.
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