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This will be handed Tucker by Heron from Norfolk who with lady passes old city. Fanny (Mrs. Anne Frances Bland (Tucker) Coalter) says she is indebted to aim for attention at Springs. Self well as are Amblers ?

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Concerning her husband’s estate.

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Concerning her husband’s estate.

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A servant of Doctor Tazewell’s and Bob Anderson drove my hogs to the jail. If I don’t send $8.00 they will be sold tomorrow. Can I take this to the Common Hall.

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Concerning a subscription paper.

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Am sending the Dublin edition of Vernon’s Reports. The price is 46/

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The salt and the apples can not be obtained. Am sending 2 boxes of candles.

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I received your notes. Bank shares are in great demand.

Scope and Contents Received enclosed letter from Josiah Meigs, president of College of Athens (University of Georgia) lately established in Georgia. Wrote him St. George would furnish him copy of laws of his William and Mary. Hopes this to find sister (Mrs. Lelia (Skipwith) Carter Tucker) recovered. Sends regards to Miss Carlos and other friends. Congratulates on election of friend John Page as Governor. Believes Page’s heart set on it as convenience to him as well as mark of respect from his fellow citizens....

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Your demand on the treasury was received. You will receive a statement of your account.

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I am not surprised that you didn’t receive the candles.I am sending two barrels of coarse salt.

Scope and Contents Sale of slaves and prices. Sam’s price to be paid by Doctor (Isaac) Hall into hands of Colonel Gamble. To get confirmation of bills of sale from Henry and Randolph. Lots still on ___d – Doctor Hall would take shop and part of lot - ___d – land would perhaps take upper part and purchase? might be got for lot next to Church Hill. Requests Tucker to fix price. Procured stockings from Mackenzie for boys and Polly (Mary Walker Carter) according to Mrs. (Lelia (Skipwith) Carter) Tucker’s request....

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Acknowledges receipt of his letter and commission it enclosed. Gives self additional pleasure to have the name of self’s oldest and best friend to such a testimonial of the confidence and approbation of self’s country. Purchased from Paul Richards, March 15, 1964.

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Has been studying Blackstone under Coalter. Asks question about certain legal interpretation of Tucker’s. Books sent by Colonel Gamble have not arrived. Borrowed some of Mr. Johnson. Mentions members of the family.

Scope and Contents Learned that he arrived in Baltimore and goes to Federal city. Pleased with his first Letter to Citizens of Etats-Unis and following letters. Happy he came to United States as royalists made rapid progress under name of federalists. Almost betrayed people. Hopes he continues publications. Napoleon, 1st consul, told self he preferred not to see him again. Would have been exiled. Destroyed own works, including plans for marine or navy. Came to New York, August 6, established in Brooklyn, quiet...

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My employment consists of some species of drudgery or needlework. Wish I could be at your fireside. Judy (Judith Randolph) and the boys have been in Amelia for a fortnight. Little Sarah and Fanny Dudley have been my companions.

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Notes on Tucker’s Blackstone Edition

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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.