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Scope and Contents She should have part of the garden prepared for winter cabbage. He warns her to keep the boys from the lane that leads to the well for it has not been covered. They all miss the crabs.

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The account spans September 29, 1796-July 1800.

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The account is for wines and spirits and spans May 8-July 14, 1800.

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She chides her friend for not writing. She and Mr. Williamson are happy and want to hear from her. [Note: Elizabeth Galt (1779-1807), the daughter of Gabriel and Elizabeth (Ege) Galt of Richmond and sister of Mary Dorothea Galt who married Dr. Alexander D. Galt, married Thomas Williamson (1777-1846) and was the mother of Capt. Gabriel Galt Williamson and Dr. John Galt Williamson. See Galt Genealogy, I. A. 1. c, p.1].

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The account, dated May 16, 1796-November 14, 1798, is for wine, linen, a horse whip, stockings, and a pitcher.

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Scope and Contents The receipt of $10 paid for a subscription (April 7, 1798-October 7, 1800) to his newspaper.

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The receipt is for one year's postage for Samuel Pleasant's paper.

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The receipt, dated September 11, 1800-January 9, 1801, totals 42s.

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Autograph Account.

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Scope and Contents The bond for £28.7.0 is to be paid to Burwell. Witnesses: W. Whitaker and John Power.

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Autograph Account.

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The account, dated October 1799-January 1801, is for toddies and grog totalling £12.9.0.

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The account spans September 6-February 18, 1801. [Note: Peter Robert DBeneufville ( -1809) was the son of Robert and Marie Jeanne Code de Neuville. He came to Virginia about 1780 with his brother, Jean Augustine Deneufville (1763-1838). He married Miss Julia Travis and died without issue].

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The account is for "sundries furnished crump for pantaloons," costing £2.1.7 1/2.

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Scope and Contents The receipt for taxes on two houses and one negro amounted to four dollars paid by Mrs. Elizabeth Galt, through her son-in-law Thomas Williamson, to Robert Preddy, collector.

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The account, dated July 28, 1800-March 21, 1801, is for various wines, spirits, tea, and foods.

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The account spans 1797-1801.

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Scope and Contents The receipt is for a payment of £5.1.0.

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The account, August 14-October 20, 1801, is for crackers, tea, sugar, and wine.

Scope and Contents From the Collection: Professional and personal papers; 1745-1892; of the Galt family of Williamsburg, Virginia. Papers primarily concern the Galt family's work at the Eastern State Hospital, including apothecary shop daybooks, account books, medical daybooks, clinical notebooks, weather diaries, commonplace books, reports, medical notes, lecture notes, correspondence, and other. The personal papers consist of diaries, letters, scrapbooks, school notes, financial papers, memoirs, and other material....

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The account , August 2-December 29, 1801, is for various foodstuffs and other goods.

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The account, January 16-December 4, 1801, is for various clothes.

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The account, 1797-1801, is with the collector of the Revenue and City Tax.

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Scope and Contents The receipt is for £10.0.0 paid.

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Scope and Contents The receipt is for £9.15.3 paid.