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Fees called Deputys or Clerks Fees together with 20th for Office Rent, Coals, Candles and
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Laundress (which he before found for his former Deputies) and £7. or £:8 for Stationary &
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and Twelve Guineas for the Estreat besides other annual Expences (all which was little
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enough) And now on Mr. Butler's Accession Mr. Jefferson receives the Deputies Fees or Clerks
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£:200 for Salary but has no Allowance for office Rent Fire Candle and Stationary so
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that all Things considered' tis so for from double Mr. Waller's Allowance that' tis not
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possibly not £:10 more And yet is as much as Jefferson himself desired of Mr Butler
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Besides had it not been expedient to have the Office supplied with a Deputy who
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had been conversant in the Duties and with the Justices Inclinations as well as
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Mr. Butlers Jefferson would have rested contented without the Place having
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sufficiently experiene'd the Toil and Vexation of it.
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Waiving the foregoing Objections Mr. Jefferson to shew his Obedience to
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the Court's Injunction immediately set about this difficult Task (tho' pressed must
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with different Avocations & the unadvoidable Attendance at a Session comenceing
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immediately after the Order of Court) and together with his Clerks at no small Expen
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Extracted all the Times and Recognizances to the Number of 7 or 800 from the seven
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Books and drew out an Estreat large in the doing of wch they found other Books and
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Files in Mr. Waller's Possn were still wanting to furnish the Particulars of the Fines
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as well as Recognizances; particularly the Books of Janry Febry April time
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and September 1769, The Recognizances stending open as Forfeited in subseque
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Books having been Originally Entred into in some or other of there former Books and some of the Fines set in the Sessions of this Period being upon Indictmts,
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on some of the former Files particularly June 1769 which as been very much
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wanted.
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Under this Difficulty Mr. Jefferson on the 2d. July waited upon Baron Person
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at his Chambers with the P
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aration he had made (having had leave from the Court
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to Apply as might
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