Wilford returns to Nauvoo from mission to New England.
22nd [FIGURE] I settelled with Francis Pullin
and P Colton & took their recipt in full
for all demands up to this date I gave them
my due Bill for $29.42 on the printing
office. It The Bill of Brick I had of
Pullin was 14,574 Brick which amounted
to $88.65 Bill for fixing the house $11.44 cts
my Bill against them was ^$100.09^ - $70.67
Balance due them was $29.42
I laboured hard through the day I set
my window frames in the second story in
the fore part of the day 5 in Number
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President Joseph Smith made an address upon the subject which was highly interesting & its tendency was to do away with evry evil & practice virtue & Holiness before the Lord that the church had not received any license from him to commit adultery forni- cation or any such thing but to the contr ary B if any man commit adultery He could not received the celestial kingdom of God even if he was saved in any kingdom it could not be the celestial kingdom
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