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importation of goods for sale63
financial arrangements with and transfer of funds from JA23
Cotton Tufts as agent for17
inflated costs of goods and labor17
hiring and managing farm hands14
corresponds with Tufts about property, income, and investments10
manages servants at Auteuil9
comments on crops and prospects for the year (1777)7
duties in London, running Amer. legation7
orders European goods from JA7
Tufts and Rev. John Shaw care for farms7
disagrees with JA on land purchases6
droughts and crop failure6
furniture from The Hague arrives in London6
manages farm, buys land, pays taxes6
and payment for CA's passage5
arranges for Phoebe and William Abdee to occupy Braintree house5
high cost of living and furnishing house in Auteuil5
compares cost of living in England and France4
pays Cranches for board of sons4
problems of depreciated currency4
puts affairs in order to leave for Europe4
“the loss of your Grey Horse”4
and disadvantages attending payment of indebtedness by bills, drafts, &c.3
business affairs with Mercy Warren3
exchanges hard money for paper3
JA's low salary clouds move to England3
pays fees to Court servants3
reduction of commissioners' salaries causes difficulties3
cost of voyage and London hotels2
costs of setting up household in London2
describes Vassall-Borland farm (later Old House Site)2
has not received china ordered2
prefers a brother and sister as servants2
refuses reimbursement for aid to Braintree men in Mill Prison pending JA's instructions2
role as business manager and investor grows in Europe2
teaches cooking to ship's cook2
“The fluctuating state of our currency and the exorbitant demand for every necessary of life, together with the high taxes renders it more peculiarly difficult to be deprived of a partner at this day”2
to have friends bid on Allyne's and Quincy's land2
transactions with Codman & Smith2
advised by JA on crops and livestock1
asked for a piece of broken mirror1
asks JA for money and goods for own use1
assumes JA will bring table linens and carpets1
dares not buy more property1
dealings with tradespeople1
debts due JA unpaid in his absence1
declines prisoners' repayment of JA's loan1
dislikes sanitation provisions at Auteuil1
educational facilities for children difficult to provide1
entrusts JA's library to Richard Cranch1
exhausts funds from buying land, does poorly on sale of goods1
expects interest on loan office certificates1
expenses of court clothing, mourning clothes1
explains loss on bill of exchange1
financial sacrifice of public service1
gives servant housekeeping necessaries1
gives Tyler JA's account books for collection of legal fees1
has Royall Tyler hold JA's account books1
has stockings woven for a miller1
high cost of living in London1
high price of food in France1
“I involve you in no debts, nor go one Inch without seeing my way Clear”1
James Warren praises AA's management of farm1
Jefferson consults about official expenses1
Jefferson writes to, about finances1
JQA assists in keeping family accounts1
“Misfortune of loosing a Cow upon the Ice”1
“My credit will last here; till it fails upon the other side of the water”1
needs small bills from JA1
“obliged to Economize not to be in debt at the close of every Month”1
orders Japanese tea urn, needles, chewing tobacco1
organizes passengers to clean ship cabin1
pays sons' school expenses, keeps two servants1
plans to “put the Farm ... out of my Hands” (1778)1
purchase of and payments for commodities1
relationship with tenants1
requests Select Essays upon Husbandry
1
says both English and French cheat her1
social needs for seven servants in France1
takes cow to Boston when family undergoes inoculation1
“The 7 Labours of Hercules were not more difficult and complicated than the Subject of Finance”1
wants to buy out sister's interest in Medford farm1
wants to put money into state notes1