Williamsburg 1852

January 1852	Judge George P Scarburgh	Paid
	rented my house from the first of January 1852 (and moved in) at the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars$250.00 a year lent him 192 bundles of fodder up to this time and 3 flour bblsbarrels of corn and 1 bale of hay wort 300 lbs which is either to be paid for or returned
	to one hamper basket	.31¼$0.312
Feb^rFebruary 6^th 1852	Warner Allman’s Estate a colord colored free man	Paid by 2 piggs pigs
	to Makeing making a coffin for himself	5.00$5.00
Feb^rFebruary 6^th 1852	Mr Sibley	Paid
	to one days hire of my fodder cart at 25 ct.$0.25 a day	.25$0.25
Feb^rFebruary 8^th 1852	M^rs Letty Semple	Paid
	to opening your wardrobe	.25$0.25
	to furnishing new lock to D^o ditto	.37½$0.375
	to putting on lock on D^o ditto	.25$0.25
Feb^rFebruary 12^th 1852	Judge G P Scarborough	Paid
	to makeing making hooks for cornish cornice	.25$0.25
	to ~~one flour bbl barrel corn~~
	to makeing making a croſs cross bar to wood saw	.12$0.12
Feb^rFebruary 18^th 1852	I hired M^rs Ann Garretts Garrett's man James at $18 dollars$18.00 a month, from wednesdayWwednesday morning the 18teentheighteenth of Feb^r February to the 18teentheighteenth of March and he is to loose his loſs time
Feb^rFebruary 18^th 1852	Received by the hand of M^r John Blaſsingham the sum of three dollars$3.00 the same beeing being for Daniell Roberts on his account	3.00$3.00

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