Williamsburg 1859

Dec^rDecember 12 1859	Estate of ColⁿColonel Robert McCandlish^{Paid in settlement} to cutting 5 pains panes glaſss on 2 sides each at one cent$0.01 a cut to cutting 2 more at do [?]	.10$0.10 .04$0.04
	the above glaſss was braughtbrought by the carpenter Bob to putting on a lock on store- room door had to cut the keyhole	.50$0.50
Dec^rDecember 12 1859	M^rMr. Mannox^Paid to fitting a new key to a book- case lock belonged to M^r Mr. Vest and braughtbrought by William Lin- dsey for you	.25$0.25
Dec^rDecember 13 1859	M^rMr. William W Vest^Paid to furnishing a key to a car- penters lock on privy door at the store lot to one hasp and staple and put on same	.50$0.50 .25$0.25
Dec^rDecember 17 1859	CaptnCaptain Charles Lively to makeingmaking and trimming a first rate raistopraised-top coffin for your son Charles (4 ft 8 in on the bottom) to a case for same	15.00$15.00 2.50$2.50
Dec^rDecember 19 1859	M^rsMrs. Catharine Maupin^Paid to sawing off the post to high post teaster tester bedstead and put in the irons in the bottoms for patent roolers	1.50$1.50
Dec^rDecember 20 1859	M^rsMrs. Hariett Henly^Paid to putting in a new foot in mahogany candle stand (piller and claw) and made a new bra ſss piece to catch the bolt on top and mendidmended the head of piller for one dollar & 50 ct. $1.50	1.50$1.50

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