[113] St. John Crèvecoeur, 221; Kalm, I, 394; Acrelius, 169. Personal papers contain numerous notices. "To 1 pr Shoes for the negro ... 6" (sh.). MS. William Penn's Account Book, 1690-1693, p. 2 (1690). A "Bill rendered by Christian Grafford to James Steel" is as follows: "Making old Holland Jeakit and breeches fit for your Negero 0.3.0 Making 2 new Jeakits and 2 pair breeches of stripped Linen for both your Negeromans 0.14.0 And also for Little Negero boy 0.4.0 Making 2 pair Leather Breeches, 1 for James Sanders and another for your Negroeman Zeason 0.13.0." _Pa. Mag._, XXXIII, 121 (1740). The bill rendered for the shoes of Thomas Penn's negroes in 1764-1765 amounted to £7 7 sh. 3d., the price per pair averaging about 7 sh. 6d. Penn-Physick MSS., IV, 223. Also _ibid._, IV, 265, 267. _Cf._ Penn Papers, accounts (unbound), Aug. 19, 1741; Christopher Marshall's Remembrancer, E, June 1, 1779. [114] Thus Cato had on "two jackets, the uppermost a dark blue half thick, lined with red flannel, the other a light blue homespun flannel, without lining, ozenbrigs shirt, old leather breeches, yarn stockings, old shoes, and an old beaver hat" ... _Pa. Gazette_, May 5, 1748. A negro from Chester County wore "a lightish coloured cloath coat, with metal buttons, and lined with striped linsey, a lightish linsey jacket with sleeves, and red waistcoat, tow shirt, old lightish cloth breeches, and linen drawers, blue stockings, and old shoes." _Ibid._, Jan. 3, 1782. Judith wore "a green jacket, a blue petticoat, old shoes, and grey stockings, and generally wears silver bobbs in her ears." _Ibid._, Feb. 16, 1747-1748. [115] _Amer. Weekly Mercury_, Jan. 31, 1721; Jan. 31, 1731; _Pa. Gazette_, Oct. 22, 1747; May 5, 1748; Apr. 16, 1761; Jan. 3, 1782; _Pa. Journal_, Feb. 5, 1750-1751; _Pa. Mag._, XVIII, 385. [116] _Pa. Gazette_, May 3, 1775. Supported by advertisements _passim_. [117] MS. Dickinson Papers, unclassified. A farm with a stone house for negroes is mentioned in _Pa. Gaz._, June 26, 1746. "Part of these slaves lived in their master's family, the others had separate cabins on the farm where they reared families" ... "Jacob Minshall Homestead" in _Reminiscence, Gleanings and Thoughts_, No. I, 12.