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The New York packet has not arrived . The boys will still be able to take it. My father is better.

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Thank you for the trouble you have taken with my certificates. Your deafness troubles me. If your cough persists you must be bleed. I think it advisable to take an emetic.

Scope and Contents With respect to his arrangements about sons, informs that Doctor Johnson gone eastward for several weeks. Received letters from friends in Bermuda by J. Tucker Jr. son of J. Tucker of Somerset. Mother (Mrs. Anne (Butterfield) Tucker) and sister Bet (Elizabeth Tucker) had colds. It is said Maryland already adopted constitution by great majority. Letter from Governor of Rhode Island informed of that state's rejection. Understands in St. George's state majority of delegates friends to new...

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I hope to see you when you leave Richmond. Have you heard anything from Donald Campbell? I want to know when he plans to sail.

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Would like answer on demand from John Holcombe sent by Mr. Blodget. Two Negroes left by father (Richard Randolph) are increased and he would like affair settled in ensuing Court of Chancery.

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The proceedings in the suit Robertson v. Wilkinson's executors came yesterday. Holmes had given the papers to Henry Randolph for conveyance.

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Thank you for your information relative to your success in the case of the Cyrus. Your letter was sent by Mrs. Blair.

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Glad you have recovered your hearing. Please loan me 40£. I will send it to you by Donald Campbell or will leave my horses to be sold for that purpose.

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Deposition of Thomas Fiveash concerning the case of Tucker v. Cowpers.

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I feel myself under the necessity of requesting a little indulgence on the order you have on Mr. Turnbull. Mr. Turnbull assures me he cannot make advances for me.

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I am enclosing an order on Mr. W. Callum for 35 £.

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Received bill he remitted on account of Mr. Pollard's bond. Has sent it to Philadelphia for payment. When paid, will discharge Pollard's bond and remit Tucker balance due. Thanks him for his punctuality.

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At last furnishes money Tucker had drawn for. Sorry he had been disappointed. Will send cash up to Woodson if Tucker wishes and will inform him where Woodson may be found.

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Am enclosing an order on Colonel Tucker for the amount I owe you.

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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.