Box Series 2, Box 8
Contains 334 Results:
Receipted account of Thomas Nelson's estate with the Collector of Williamsburg, 1848 August
Receipted account of Miss Galt with Valentine, Breeden and Co., Richmond, 1848 September 1
Alexander Galt Jr., Washington, D.C., to William R. Galt, Norfolk, 1848 September 4
Scope and Contents Describes his visit to the President [James K. Polk]. Plans to go to New York Wednesday, and leave New York by the following Monday. "Ma and the girls" will return home then unless Lizzy continues ill. Describes politics in Washington. Messages for his brothers and sisters. Plans to go to Rome first. Mentions Mr. Pegram, Aunt Nancy, Rosa, Miss Boyle, and various other friends in Norfolk. Mentions several people to whom he has introductions.
Account of W.R. Galt with "The Southern Argus...", 1848 September 10
Scope and Contents Account of $2.00 for advertising his school.
Receipted account of John Galt with Graves and Lee, 1848 July 1
Scope and Contents Receipted account dated January 20-28.
Account of Dr. John M. Galt with John Wiley, 1848 July 1
Scope and Contents Account of $80.15 for books.
Invitation to the Valedictory address of the M.U. Society, 1848 July 6
Scope and Contents Invitation of Dr. Galt and family to the Valedictory address of the M.U. Society at the M[ethodist?] E[piscopal?] Church, July 10. The Committee was composed of T.M. Gleming, R. Randolph, and H. Tucker.
Receipted account of Dr. John M. Galt with Durfey and Edwards, 1848 July 7
Receipted account of Dr. John M. Galt with James Gray, 1848 July 7
Scope and Contents Receipted account of $26.00 for various clothes.
John H. Strobia, Richmond, to Elizabeth Galt, Williamsburg, 1848 July 12
Scope and Contents Encloses quarter's rent for the old City Tavern. Laments the poor fourth they had, and blames the destruction of sociability on politics and party spirit. News of their relatives. [Note: While the letter is clearly headed June 12, the postmark is Jul[y] 14, and the reference to the fourth clearly shows that this must have been written after July 4.]
Henderson Lewis Lee, William and Mary College, to Dr. John M. Galt, 1848 July 14
Scope and Contents His brother's situation makes it impossible for him to take leave of them in person. Will probably move west. Will attribute any success he might have to Sally.
Receipted account of Dr. John M. Galt with James Gray, 1848 July 15
Receipt of Richard Hall, 1848 July 28
Scope and Contents Receipt for $28.75 received from William R. Galt as house rent.
Sallie Lambert, Jr., Richmond, to Elizabeth Galt, Williamsburg, 1848 July 31
Scope and Contents News of the various ills of her family. Hopes Cousin Richard did well on his examinations.
Sallie Lambert, Richmond, to Elizabeth Galt, Williamsburg, 1848 July 31
Scope and Contents "As to the affair at College I have heard enough to astonish and surprise me but I hope yet all will turn out better than we expected. " Want to know what steps the townspeople have taken. [Note: These two letters from niece and aunt are on one sheet of paper.]
Receipted account signed by George L. Upshur, 1848 July 31
Scope and Contents Receipted account for the Building Committe of St. Paul's Church, Norfolk, for Wm. B. Galt's payment of $25 for one pew in the western gallery, with part paid in April towards the alterations.
Receipted account of William R. Galt for State Taxes, City of Norfolk, 1848 July 31
Scope and Contents Receipted account $11.20 on 3 slaves, 2 clocks, and income.
Receipted account of William R. Galt with Anne W. Moore, 1848 July 31
Account of John M. Galt with the Post Master of Williamsburg, 1848 July
Sally Maria Galt to Mrs. Flint, circa 1848 July
Scope and Contents Thanks her for her hospitality while Sally and John were in Buffalo. [Note: There is an unsigned draft of this letter].
Sally M. Galt to Mrs. Campbell, circa 1848 July
Elizabeth J. Galt, Williamsburg, to Sally Maria Galt, Old Point Comfort, 1848 August 1
Scope and Contents Just learned from George Lightfoot that Mr. Millington has received a position at Mississippi College. Mentions Dr. Waddel, Mr. Hodges, Mr. Holmes, Mrs. Henly, and various other Williamsburg residents.
Elizabeth J. Galt, Williamsburg, to Sally Maria Galt, Old Point Comfort, 1848 August 2
Scope and Contents Mrs. Millington wants Mrs. Galt to persuade Mr. Millington not to go to Mississippi. Quotes from the July 31 letters of the two Sally Lamberts.
Account of Miss Sally Galt with Wm. D. Jolen [?], Clerk, Old Point Comfort Hotel, 1848 August 4
Scope and Contents Account of Sally "Gault" for 4 3/4 days board.
Henry M. Denison, Garysville, to John M. Galt, Jacob C. Sheldon, and Jno. M. Maupin, 1848 August 4
Scope and Contents Request two weeks to consider their invitation to become Rector of Bruton Parish Church. If takes the position, could not come before October.