Williamsburg 1858

Feb^rFebruary 2 1858	M^rMr. William BlaſsinghamBlassingham^Paid to 4 lbs of common Glue at 25$0.25 to one lb of superior Do by agr- reement for it on both qualities 37½ ct.$0.375	1.00$1.00 .37½ ct.$0.375
Feb^rFebruary 8 1858	I received to day from M^rMr. Gillham on account of Philises hire the amount of his bond say bond thirty dollars$30.00, intrastinterest 1.99$1.99	31.99$31.99
	and iI paid away out of it for her M^rsMrs. E P W Hockaday to M^rMr. S. T. Slater for store account	4.31$4.31
		$27.68$27.68
Feb^rFebruary 12 1858	Doct^rDoctor C Coleman^{Paid by Note} to a coffin for a young man died at M^rsMrs.Bowers by the name of Jacob	5.00$5.00
Feb^rFebruary 12 1858	Doct^rDoctor Edward Cam^Paid to repairing a lock and made a new key to it for M^rsMrs. Cam	.50$0.50
Feb^rFebruary 17 1858	M^rMr. W^mWilliam L Henley at Portobello to a very neat black walnut coffin for your little boy and case for same & funeral expenses on attending funeral	15.00$15.00 2.50$2.50
Feb^rFebruary 19 1858	York County to a coffin for blind William Ashby, directed by M^rMr. William ^Paid L Henly Overseer Poor Y. C.	3.50$3.50
Feb^rFebruary 22 1858	Doctor Burrows^Paid he is a [?Bond?] man to makeingmaking and trimingtrimming a neat coffin and a case to same and burial for your baby at the asylum	10.00$10.00
Feb^rFebruary 23 1858	Betsey Jones’es daughter to makeingmaking a coffin for her child	2.50$2.50

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