Williamsburg 1858

March 1858	ColⁿColonel George Blow^{(paid by his son Ned} ^{old neds son)} to a first rate raistop raised-top lined and trimed trimmed raistop raised-top poplar coffin for your man Ned Hill ship carpenter by request or directions	20.00$20.00
	to one silver plate with name engraved on same and age	1.50$1.50
March 13 1858	M^rsMrs. Tucker^Paid to a pair of hinges and repa- irdired bedstead	1.00$1.00
	to one patent castor roller for same to one ladder for to go on house 28 ft long at 50 ct.$0.50	.37½$0.375 14.00$14.00
March 15 1858	M^rMr. Allen Walls to one new key to knobbknob lock	.25$0.25
March 15 1858	M^rsMrs. Tucker^Paid to repairing of valice lock for one of the boys (or one of your sons)	.25$0.25
March 24 1858	Estate of M^rMr. Daniel P Curtis^{Paid of Warwick Paid} to one mahogany coffin for himself with deep mouldings around the bottom	50.00$50.00
	to a settset of silver handles to ^same to a case for same	5.00$5.00 5.00$5.00
March 26 1858	Patsey Allen or Pompy Allen to makeingmaking a coffin for one of her sons by agreement	5.00$5.00
March 26 1858	M^rMr. Roscow Lipscomb^Paid cash lent him ten dollars$10.00 which he saissays is to be retur- ned in a short time	10.00$10.00
March 27 1858	Eastern Lunatic Asylum^Paid to 2852 lbs of Oat hay (or oats in the sheaf) at $1$1.00 a hundred	28.52$28.52
March 27 1858	M^rsMrs. H Henley^Paid to 4 bblsbarrels shucks at 75 ct.$0.75	1.00$1.00

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