Williamsburg 1852

January 5^th 1852	M^rs Catherine Coleman^Paid
	to makeing making a coffin for old woman	Paid 4.00$4.00
January 5^th 1852	M^r Walker Ware Paid in full
	to makeing making a coffin	4.00
	Paid two dollars$2.00 by hire of boy
January 21^th 1852	M^rs Catharine Coleman^Paid
	to makeing making a coffin for Old woman Lilly	4.00$4.00
January 21^th 1852	Colⁿ Robert McCandlish^Paid
	to hire of my fodder cart at 25 ct.$0.25 a day for two days	.50$0.50
January 22^th 1852	M^r Sibley^Paid
	to hire of my fodder cart one day at 25 ct.$0.25 a day	.25$0.25
January 26^th 1852	Judge John B Christian^Paid
	to putting in 29 pains panes of glaſsglass at 6¼ ct.$0.062 a pain pane in the house whare where M^rs Bird lives	1.81¼$1.812
	to unhanging & hanging 14 window sash at 6¼ ct..$0.062	.87½$0.875
	to putting on one carpenters carpenter's lock on front door	.37½$0.375
	to furnishing the latch and band to latch and put on same	.12½$0.125
	to furnishing one grate com- plete complete for fireplace by agreement	6.25$6.25
	to furnishing materials and put in same, in a large fireplace	2.50$2.50
January 30^th 1852	M^r Coſsingham^Paid
	to putting in 9 pains panes glaſs glass at 6¼$0.062	.56¼$0.562
	to patching 4 for	.12½$0.125
January 30^th 1852	Judge John B Christian^Paid
	to one hundred and fifty bundles fodder which was to be returned if not is to be paid for

From the Archives
Of Swem Library at the College of William and Mary