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Tribute to the memory of Innes written by St. George Tucker. 1 page.

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Partly promised to visit brother (William Randolph) before return to Bizarre. Judy (Judith (Randolph) Randolph condemned her repulsing advances of brother or sister. Mortified at not seeing Fanny and boys during their visit to her sister (Judith).

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The bishop (Madison) has been sick. He leaves tomorrow for Kentucky. The pears and grapes are beginning to look tempting in your garden. Our neighbor Greenhow and his wife are both sick. They made an excursion to the seashore.

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We rejoice to hear you are so near us. Will be happy to have you and Mr. and Mrs. Coalter ? for breakfast in the morning and dinner if you can stay. Hope that no indisposition has made this trip necessary but only the desire to avoid one. Mrs. Monroe sends her regards to the ladies.

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Expecting St. George since he sent message by Burnley. Obliged to set out for Rockbridge Court. Sure St. George and Mrs. Lelia (Skipwith) Carter Tucker will call on Mrs. Frances Davenport on way to Springs. Report here that people perhaps of Fredericksburg to take ears from St. George for seditious speeches uttered there. Own house at St. George's service.

Scope and Contents All happy and well here. Boys study Latin and French under him. Beverley reads Tacitus and in French reads Voltaire's History of Louis XIV. Self reads Rollins' Ancient History borrowed from Mr. Taylor. Does not study as much as when at home. Being with brother Jack and teaching the boys prevents that. Jack went to Roanoke but will return to take Judy and Fanny to Amelia. St. George Randolph knows father as tall man who gave him the cards and wears a white cap. He is a strange child, and...

Scope and Contents Requests St. George to tell Mama (Mrs. Lelia (Skipwith) Carter Tucker) self wished could have seen Mrs. Kinloch. Sister Nancy Randolph on visit to her sister Jane. Received invitation to W. Randolph's. Met Mrs. R. at church where went with Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. B. Randolph told self would leave Cumberland to visit her sister Innis. When self got to D. Meade's, Mrs. M sent for Maria Ward. Nancy Murray was there. Self was at Captain Murray's, General Meade's, and was invited to Mr. Archer's who...

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Remitted to J. Brown on his account $120. Balance will be paid when Tucker sends up a bill of sale. Mr. Birchett, advised by Mr. J. G? Taylor, considers power lodged with self informal. Not yet found purchasers for his other Negroes.

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Thanks him for letter and money brought by Robin. St. George Randolph pleased with pocketbook and Buona made no complaint at having none. Brother Jack went to Richmond to General Meade's trial. Encloses list of expenses since coming here.

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This memo is sent in answer to your inquiries respecting the suit.

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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.