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for if that be the case the Interest that you have been
paying on the $6,300 stock note you loaned him should
be included! If you wish it I believe I can give
such a statement, the Interest however until latterly was
paid by him - If you want evidence that the note of $6,300
was a loan to him I can establish that, for I know how
the money was applied -

You here have a statement of the present
transactions -

Dr

Item	Amount	Total
To A D Murphy. Note for	$7585.00
Jnl fr: 4 [?] 16th Jany 1822 -	276.85
Protest -	2.00	7863.85
To Your [phd strik ?] to added to A. D. Murphy due 8th April next	6,300.
deduct Interest -	87.15	6212.85
To Advance for D Yarbrough		15.14
To Check on State Bank enclosed		628.17
		$14,720.01

[Cr?]

Item	Amount	Total
By [? ? ? ?] at 120 days fr: 16th Inst	11,752.01
By [?] D Yarbrough [?] for $3000 at 60 days	2968.00
		$14,720.01

Fayetteville January 17th 1822.
G W. M. Mill

[manicule] I have kept no a/c of the above transactions
[?]