Scope and Contents I received a letter concerning a debt due me for twenty years from William Broadnax. His nephew, William Broadnax took the estate at his death and he gave the bond in your possession. The debt was once under the care of Mr. Briggs. My son gave you a note of Mr. Yate's as security for Wilson, a barber who ran away and carried off a new wig of mine. My son says you doubted the note was of Mr. Yate's hand. When I refused to let Wilson have the tenement, he told me Mr. Yates the then usher of...

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Mr. King died today. Lose no time in making your application.

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I some time ago sent you John Smith's bill on Will. Pennock for 3,206 dollars. I have not heard from you. If the bill has been paid you, please pay the amount to Captain D. Morgan.

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Writes by Captain Morgan. Heard from father by Captain Henderson. Asks that St. George send to England all proofs of capture of Sally Van.Play of Natty's (Nathaniel Tucker) had been refused by both London playhouses. Heard from brother (Thomas Tudor Tucker) at Charleston.

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Please use your interest with the executive in procuring for me the post of naval officer at Norfolk now vacant by Mr. King's death.

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Your brother Doctor Tucker waited on me at my lodgings in Charleston and Mrs. Harleston honored your introduction. Make my compliments to Colonel Innes and Colonel Page at Rosewell. Thank you for your kindness to me.

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Hurried from Richmond before he could compile information on Tucker's suit against Page. Sent subpoenas to Norton and to sheriff of Frederick. Norton did not appear. Could not get continuance of trial without affidavit of disability of witness. Self moved court to record Norton's failure so Tucker might have remedy against him for damages.

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Since terms of school will remain same after change of above from Burlington to Williamsburg he assumed the Randolph boys would remain and therefore has moved their things when moved school. Hopes settlement with Mrs. Tucker was correct. Hopes to hear from him.

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I find from Mr. Texier that objections are raised to prevent the recovery of the insurance on the Sally Van. I am thinking of a trip to France. I think if I go the owners should bear proportionally my expenses.

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Have not heard a word from Messrs. Cowper. I will give you an account of what went on. Have transmitted you my accounts.

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This series is currently being added to the Box/Folder List section of the finding aid. Please check back periodically for updates. This series contains the correspondence of St. George Tucker, Cynthia Beverley Tucker Washington Coleman, and Nathaniel Beverley Tucker. The series is arranged in chronological order.