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I can now pay you 10,201 pounds of tobacco all at Bird's Warehouse except one hhd. Tht is at Meriwethers. I can alos pay you 50£ specie.

Scope and Contents The enemy has evacuated Charles Town. If we look back at the period when General Greene first took command in this department and compare the American Army with the powerful superiority of the British we shall be surprised at our success. In December 1780 when General Greene joined the army at Pedee, he had only 1200 men including hospital patients, convalents and detachments. The enemy had 15,000. The operations commenced in January with great success on our side. Morgan with a handful of...

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I arrived here three weeks ago. I hope to leave for Virginia sometime in January in a Flag of Truce. Your family here in all in good health. Your father is tired of England. Wishes himself back in Bermuda.

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The Siege of Yorktown.

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Recalls how self asked him to take security from Cowper for advances on account of brig. Vessel was ill-fated. Encloses account and letter which he wishes forwarded. Would like large account paid though does not wish to inconvenience Cowper. Father (Henry Tucker) obtained appointment of secretary and provost marshal for Harry (Tucker). Copied as part of later letter dated 1782 December 17.

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With the advancing season I am pleased with the idea of you being again in our neighborhood. Should Mr. Randolph's estate dispose of any tobacco, I should like to take it and I will be happy to supply the plantation with whatever they want.

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I have done nothing with your accounts. They must be countersigned by General Lawson. You will find the small receipt audited. Out of office I am waiting only for milder weather to return to Williamsburg. I shall carry with me your poem of the Independence of America.

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I congratulate you on being called to direct the Councils of the State. Our old copartner Page has returned to Williamsburg from the northward with all the splendid exterior of wealth. Is it not possible to make him regorge that money of ours, do let me hear your legal ideas of this matter? Scribble me something on politics. I am told some people considered me a Tory because I was not in raptures at being plundered of my property. ~

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I consider it a misfortune that I did not see you before I left Virginia. I congratulate you on your late advancement. I would like to know how many grades there are between a Lieutenant Colonel and a Privy Counselor.

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I have just received the packet of letters and money from Toney. I hope Fan and Hal have recovered from the smallpox. Thank you for the poetry which you copied for me. As we proceed on our journey, I regret leaving Petersburg.

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Look over the enclosed, correct it and give it to the press. Colonel Williams will hand you a letter from me.

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Letter written as a Quaker would write. Sorry to have missed you when you visited us.

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J. Burnet presents himself most respectfully to Mr. Tucker with his congratulations on the evacuation of C. Town (Charlestown?). It is impossible for him to see Mr. Tucker.

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Continental money passes in South Carolina at about 200 for one.Trifle left with him of more value there than in this state. Requests sending it by first opportunity. Also bundle of state money of South Carolina in smallest trunk. May be delivered to Doctor Olyphant if self is out of way. Lost their horses last night. Remember him to sister (Mrs. Frances (Bland) Randolph Tucker), children, St. George Tucker? and two ladies (Maria Rind and Patty Hall). Simon coming with mare.

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I was sorry to hear that you had suffered considerable uneasiness on account of the British forces. Your Papa was requested to stay another year in England. He has sent frames for your pictures. I am glad to hear that Tommy (Thomas Tudor) is with you.