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Williamsburg 1858

August 18
1858 		DoctrDoctor Len Henley
to one lbs lard at 16¾$0.168		 .16¾$0.168
August 20
1858


MrMr. William BlaſssinghamPaid
to one ladder 28 ft long by
agreement to price of thirty$0.30
cents a ft as it was only
second quality 		8.40$8.40
August 28
1858

DoctrDoctor Robert M GarrettPaid
to cutting 26 painspanes glass on
one side and one end at one$0.01
cent a cut makeingmaking 52 cuts 		.52$0.52
30August 30
1858 		to cutting 30 more on 2 sides each .60$0.60
SeptrSeptember 3
1858


William HunlyPaid
to a lined and trimedtrimmed raistopraised-top
coffin and a plank included
to cover the coffin with for your
wife by a special agreement 		15.00$15.00
SeptrSeptember 3
1858 		MrsMrs. Hariett HenlyPaid
to fixing & repairing door bell
to one peck of heath Peaches at 		.50$0.50
.25$0.25
SeptrSeptember 11
1858




William Banks a free colordcolored
to makeingmaking a coffin for
your child 4 ft long
by agreement if he pays
in the coarsecourse of this month
he is to have it at four dollars$4.00
Henry Redcroſss came for the coffin 		5.00$5.00
SeptrSeptember 15
1858


MrMr. Thomas McCandlishPaid Paid
for at the female male accademy
at the female
to 64 ft of inch plank at 2½$0.025
to makeingmaking a platform in
school room Paid		 1.60$1.60
2.50$2.50
  to 2 lbs nailesnails at 6¼ ct.$0.062
to makeingmaking6 hat strips with
30 pins at 25 ct.$0.25
to putting strips around stove
to makeingmaking a new key to lock
and repaired the lock
to furnishing one hundred
screws [illeg.] for desks 		.12½$0.125

1.50$1.50
.25 $0.25

.37½$0.375

1.00$1.00