Estimate of Expenditures at New London, Virginia
Document 1800Estimate of expenditures on account of the United States at New London, Virginia for rent of sundry buildings for storage and clerk's office.
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[Docket notation:]
Estimate of
expenditures at
New London in Virga
to the 1st of May 1800
dolls 185 —
[Address panel:]
William Simmons Esquire
Accountant for the dept of War
Philadelphia
Estimate of expenditures on account of the United States at New London in Virginia from the 1st of November 1799 to the 1st of May 1800.
To James Callaway For Rent of a [undecipherable: probable reading "mustery"] House to hold Military Store at 29 dolls 16⅔ Cents pr Month dollars 175.—
Rent of Ho. for a Clarke office at 2.0 Dolls pr Mo. 10.—
185.—
[seal]
Thos Holts
[Endorsement written vertically along left edge:]
Please pay the within Content to my bro[ther] John Callaway
James Callaway
[paraph]
185 Dollars. £85. 10. 0
Received May 12 1800 of William Simmons Accountt No 5039 for One hundred & eighty five dollars being the amount of Thomas Holts Estimate for Store rent from 1st Novr to the 1st May 1800, for which fund the said Thomas Holt is accountable
Drs 185.— John Callaway
New London Virga May 1st 1800
Sir
At sight please pay to James Callaway or order One hundred and Eighty five Dolls due on my Estimate of this date forwarded to you. I have the Honor to be Respectfully
Your Obt Servant
Thos Holts
William Simmons Esquire
Accountt for the dept of War
Philadelphia
Type
Document Signed
Description
Estimate of expenditures on account of the United States at New London, Virginia for rent of sundry buildings for storage and clerk's office.
Date
05/01/1800
Author
Sent from
New London
Document number
1800050190101
Page start
3
Notable persons
Thomas Holt
Colonel James Callaway
Notable locations
New London, Virginia
Notable items
rent
houses
military stores
clerks office

