Williamsburg 1856

January 15 1856	M^rMr. James Holmes^Paid to one load of Oak wood	.75$0.75
January 15 1856	Judge Christians man ^Paid manuellManuel the Carpenter worckedworked for me from ThursdayThursday morning the third of January 1856 and made three days that weakweek and all the next weakweek up to saturdaySaturday night makeingmaking 6 days that weackweek (made in all 9) and iI bargained to pay him 75 ct.$0.75 a day
January 17 1856	M^rMr. John B Cosnehan^Paid to putting up shades to 2 windows and furnished 4 brackettsbrackets for same at ct.cents each	1.25$1.25
January 17 1856	M^rMr.John Coke^Paid to makeingmaking a coffin for old Fanny	5.00$5.00
January 17 1856	Estate of Gregg ^Paid to one metalic coffin or case for himself	55.00$55.00
	he died at the Asylum to case for same and fune- ral expenses	10.00$10.00
January 19 1856	M^rMr. James Holmes^Paid to one load of oak wood	.75$0.75
January 29 1856	Judge J B Christian^Paid to 3 lbspounds putty at 10 ct.$0.10	.30$0.30
	to cutting 21 painspanes glass on 2 sides at one$0.01 cent each	.42$0.42
	to cutting 9 painspanes Do in Do	.18$0.18
	to furnishing 2 very large painspanes glass at 25 ct.$0.25	.50$0.50
January 25 1856	M^rMr. Homes^Paid to one load of wood to one load of wood	.75$0.75 .75$0.75

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