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1832 Cash Ledger, 2005.063.035, page 047

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properties of Mt. Auburn fouth fifth years.
Amt brot over 4,72lb
from Page10 comes afe 1025 [hol?]
Balance on hand to refa 121074
1193891
1836
Jan. property sales the 5th year pd greenleaf's Bill
Lumber for clearnce 28.50
[?] [peuses?] Pd [jlc?][Trerreo?] Copying 25.-
Act of[green?] [preations?][Seed?]

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