Williamsburg 1860

Sept^rSeptember 19 1860	M^rMr.Zimmer~~man~~ of Petersburg^Paid RevndReverend William J Zimmer to makeingmaking a neat lined and trimed raistoptrimmed raised-top coffin for your brother that died in the Lunatic Asylum by agreement to a neat case for same to a place in the new burying ground according to the regula- tion of the Common hall for a single grave to diggindigging same for same	25.00$25.00 5.00$5.00 2.50$2.50 2.00$2.00
Sept^rSeptember 20 1860	CaptnCaptain Henderson^Paid to ½ a days hire of my horse and cart	.37½$0.375
Sept^rSeptember 21 1860	John Ashby Colordcolored^Paid to 2 pieces of wide scantling by agreement at 75 ct.$0.75 each to 38 ft of small scantling at 2 ct.$0.02 a ft	1.50$1.50 .76$0.76
Sept^rSeptember 21 1860	CaptnCaptain Henderson^Paid to all days hire of horse & cart	.75$0.75
Sept^rSeptember 21 1860	M^rMr. Roscow Lipscomb^Paid to one raistopraised-top lined and trimedtrimmed coffin and case for your child	15.00$15.00
Sept^rSeptember 21 1860	William Casady Colordcolored to ½ gallon of Oysters had on his account of his childs coffin	.25$0.25
Sept^rSeptember 22 1860	M^rsMrs.William L Henly to one new key to dressing box M^rMr. Jones Heller returned	.25$0.25
Sept^rSeptember 22 1860	to one new key to leather trunk key was returned	~~.25~~
Sept^rSeptember 25 1860	CaptnCaptain Henderson^Paid to ½ a days hire of horse & cart to 2 new keys to one braſss lock and one iron at 50 ct.$0.50	.37½$0.375 1.00$1.00

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