Williamsburg 1855

Feb^rFebruary 3 1855	M ^rMr. George Jackson worckedworked^Paid all this weakweek again for me and iI paid him on saturd- aySaturd- ay night $5$5.00	5.00$5.00
Feb^rFebruary 10	M^rMr. Jackson worckedworked five days and a half this weakweek and he had one bblbarrel flour at	10.00$10.00
Feb^rFebruary 13 1855	M^rMr. Robert Blassingham^Paid to 6 bblbarrels of flour by agree- ment for fifty five dollars$55.00 and which is to be paid for by agreement by the firsfirst of April	55.00$55.00
Feb^rFebruary 14 1855	Judge John B Christian^Paid to makeingmaking a knewnew key to wardrobe	.25$0.25
	to takeingtaking wardrobe to pieces and carried it up stairs and put it togathertogether again	1.00$1.00
Feb^rFebruary 15 1855	M^rMr. W^mWilliam W Vest^Paid to getting out 2 strips and furnished nailesnails & a staple & put up a large looking glass in MiſsMissElizas room to furnishing 2 hooks to go under neathunderneath to hold it up	1.50$1.50
Feb^rFebruary 17 1855	M^rMr. Jacksonworckedworked all ^Paid this weakweek with me up to saturdaySaturday night the seventeenth M^rMr. Jackson had on that night (saturdaySaturday night) five dollars$5.00	5.00$5.00
Feb^rFebruary 18 1855	Estate of M^rMr. John Bailey^{Paid Paid} the young man Jn^rJunior to makeingmaking a coffin for himself black walnut and finished off in first rate stilestyle	35.00$35.00
	to makeingmaking a case for same	5.00$5.00
	to furnishing convayanceconveyance to carry it to the ground and I tendidattended funeral	10.00$10.00

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