Box Series 2, Box 1
Contains 268 Results:
Receipt for Alexander D. Galt with Mingo Jones, 1797 April 14
Scope and Contents A receipt for Alexander D. Galt's payment of his account with Mingo Jones.
Receipt for Subscription to the Virginia Argus, 1797 April 18
Scope and Contents A receipt for a year's subscription to the Virginia Argus, paid for Alexander D. Galt by Samuel Galt to Samuel Pleasants, Jr., Richmond.
Warner Lewis, Richmond, to Dr. Alexander Galt, Williamsburg, 1797 April 28
Scope and Contents He is pleased that Galt accepted his plan. He will send the letters shortly.
Benjamin Harris, Lexington, to Adam Craig, Richmond, 1797 July 16
Col. Anderson says that only 600 acres of Dr. Galt's land on the Siota on the northwest side of the Ohio River have been surveyed, and he does not know their quality. Massie will finish the surveys this summer, and will claim one third of the land for locating it. None of the fees, which will amount to about $60, have been paid.
Adam Craig, Richmond, to Dr. Galt, 1797 September 2
Scope and Contents He has received the three patents, but cannot proceed until he knows in whose name the patents were issued.He encloses a copy of a letter from Harris [apparently the July 16, 1797 letter above]. He feels Galt has been treated badly by the parties involved.
Account of Joseph Wade with Galt and Barraud, 1797 October 5
The account spans December 23, 1784-October 5, 1797.
William Lambert, Philadelphia, to Mrs. Elizabeth Galt [Mrs. Gabriel Galt], 1797 October 8
He offers his sympathy on the loss of her son and mourns the frustration of their plans. [Note: This letter apparently refers to the death of William Galt (1772-1797)].
Agreement between Alexander D. Galt and Robert Greenhow, 1797 October 13
Scope and Contents The agreement is regarding rent. Whereby Galt will rent rooms by the year in the house, formerly the property of Robert Nicholson. If Galt lets Charles Greenhow rent one of his rooms, he will pay half the rent. [Fragmentary].
Account of Dr. Alexander Galt with George Lang, 1797 December 30
The account spans December 1, 1796-December 30, 1797, and details miscellaneous purchases, mostly clothing, totaling £18.1.0.
Statement by Pleasant Southall, 1798 February 6
Scope and Contents The statement by Pleasant Southall states that he relinquishes any claim against Mrs. Elizabeth Galt [Mrs. Gabriel Galt].
Indenture between Dr. John Minson Galt and Dr. Alexander Galt, 1798 April 16
Indenture whereby J. M. Galt makes a deed of gift of his shop on Lot 56 on Duke of Gloucester Street, Williamsburg (purchased from Dr. William Pasteur who had purchased it from Henry Wetherburn) to his son. [Endorsed and recorded by Robert H. Waller, clerk, April 16, 1798].
Hamilton Usher St. George, Leesgoodwill, to Dr. Alexander Galt, Williamsburg, 1798 July 28
He requests some medicine to stop Nancy's "violent puking."
Certificate of Samuel Galt's membership in the Richmond-Randolph Lodge of the Masonic Order, Richmond. (Oversize item?) , 1798 October 4
George Lang to Alexander D. Galt, 1799 March 7
Scope and Contents He requests Galt to pay John Coke £12.19.3 1/2 owed Lang by Galt on his account.
Bill of Sale, 1799 March 30
Scope and Contents Bill of Sale whereby Augustus Olivier, Gloucester County, sells Alexander Galt one bay horse for £41.
Statement by John Reveley, Richmond, 1799 November 1
Scope and Contents As a private individual, and not as a member of Reveley and Balandine, he lent money to Gabriel Galt, now deceased. He obtained a judgement against Galt in his lifetime and wishes to be paid. He does not feel obligated for any debts that John Balandine may have contracted with Archer and Galt. The debt is owed to him and cannot be cancelled out by any debt owed Archer and Galt by John Ballandine. Statement received by William Duv Copy [approved by P. Tinsley].
Account of Dr. Alexander Galt from Robert Greenhow, 1799 December 31
The account, January 17-December 31,1799, for goods purchased by Dr. Alexander Galt from Robert Greenhow amounting to £47.7.11.
Record of accounts of Samuel Mosby with Mrs. Elizabeth Galt, 1799
Tax accounts of Mrs. Elizabeth Galt, 1799
Balance due of £149.21.
Sarah Trebell Galt to Miss M. (Polly) Farquharson, Surry, 1800 February 26
Receipted account of Alexander D. Galt with Matthew Anderson, 1800 March 10
The receipted account, November 28, 1799-March 10, 1800, of Alexander D. Galt with Matthew Anderson for paper, books, and cloth.
Receipted account of Alexander D. Galt with William Archer, 1800 March 25
The account is for bacon.
Receipted account of Alexander D. Galt for Pleasant's Paper, 1800 March 31
Receipted account for 100 cents owed by Alexander D. Galt for postage for Pleasant's Paper [The Argus?].
W. Taliaferro to Dr. Alexander D. Galt, Williamsburg, 1800 May 26
Scope and Contents He is distressed to hear that Dr. Galt has been too ill to practice and invites him to come recuperate with them. He asks to be remembered to the ladies of Galt's family.
Judgement for Thomas Henry Prosser, Henrico County Court, 1800 May
Judgement for Thomas Henry Prosser, executor of Thomas Prosser, deceased, assignee of Hogg and Rowland, against David Lambert, surviving administrator of Gabriel Galt, deceased, for £38.12.4 and costs, at Henrico County Court. The obligation to be discharged if plaintiff is paid £15.5.6. Extract signed by J.B. Whitlock, clerk.