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I am not a purchaser of corn. Joseph Steele the executor of Mr. Pearson said he hoped you would discharge the debt soon.

Scope and Contents I am sending you the heads of a deed of conveyance of the estate of Sir Thomas Skipwith. Thank you for your generous offers which will enable me to discharge the greatest part of my debts. I am sure Sir Thomas Skipwith intended that the nearest branches of your family should enjoy his estate after the death of his Lady. A company in the Warwickshire militia has been given me. This causes me to be in camp. I have not yet taken my degree at College. It seems that the event of this war may...

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Health forced him to leave before Congress adjourned. Simcoe's movements caused movements for strengthening government. Tucker's remarks on Hamilton's tax on wheel carriages good. Self believes it unconstitutional. Is writing Ode for July 4th. Daughter Peggy, Tucker's god-daughter, has whooping-cough. Subscribed to Eleazer Oswald's paper Independent Gazetteer for Tucker.

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On a vessel coming? to York Town, I shipped some marble for H. Tazewell and also a few of your packages. I will get the tea tray and china set in New York.

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I drew an order on you in favor of William Moody, I understand from him you did not accept the order. I am sending you a copy of our specie and paper money account. If the principal of my statement be all right, maybe you will accommodate me.

Scope and Contents St. George's intention of setting out on circuit business prevented self from writing immediately. Concern at loss of St. George's little infant. Sister's (Mrs. Lelia (Skipwith) Carter Tucker) severe indisposition gave uneasiness. Circumstances he mentioned of Richard Randolph truly shocking. Feels sympathy with him and connections in their sufferings from so cruel suggestion. Sends kind regards to Richard, family and John Randolph of Roanoke. Has written son Harry (Henry Tucker) to embark...

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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.