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Thank you for explaining my husband’s will to me. Explains matters of her husband’s estate.

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I received the box for Mr. Coalter and it will be put on a wagon tomorrow. I recommend that you buy U. S. stock.

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Forwarded his letter to representatives of Doctor Gilchrist to Mrs. Shadforth, formerly Mrs. Fitt. Her husband with Captain and Mrs. Kelly are in England. They do not intend to sell property. Thanks him for his edition of Blackstone. Shall make it an heirloom.

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The Board of Directors informed me that by no means are they opposed to the establishment of the Virginia Bank and they desire to give you the accommodations that you want. They have been obligated to stop all new discounts. If a change takes place, I will let you know.

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Was busy at Jefferson court. Came with Major Holmes who furnished a horse while self brought Bob. Mrs. Davenport not well. Frances Lelia Coalter improved in graces. Talks and walks more than Catharine Ambler. Walks with chairs. Is not fair, but has fine eyes. John Coalter is busy.

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I plan a trip to Clifton. Judy Randolph has finally dismissed me from this spot. No one can please Judy.

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I told my father the advice you gave your law students at your concluding lecture. He approves of this and wishes me to stay here a few months longer. Father said you will settle with my landlord, Mr. Shields.

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Been put to work (studying?) by Mr. Coalter. Sister Fanny been busy with Betsey who fell down steps. Today they dine the Chancery bar and the kitchen is busy. Will soon set out for Bizarre. Has received shirts and read second volume of Blackstone.

Scope and Contents This will be delivered by Benjamin Crowninshield from Massachusetts, who goes to prosecute studies at College of William and Mary. He is nephew to worthy member of Congress of same name (Jacob Crowninshield) who has been in same house with self all session. J. Crowninshield is decided republican. Requests St. George to introduce young Crowninshield to Bishop (James Madison) and other friends. Bassett informs self St. George went to Norfolk after calamitous fire there. Satisfaction at his...

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Nancy and her flock left us this morning. Colonel Heth arrived today to overhaul the office of the collector.

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I am sorry that Colonel Skipwith will not rent the plantation? on this year. I will do as you advise me on the tombstone. I know you are glad that you only have to go to Richmond twice a year.

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This is to introduce Benjamin Crowningshield of Massachusetts who is about to become a student at the College of William and Mary.

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Back rent owed by Michie promised to be paid by Proby and Jennings. Shall put my house on Campbell’s wharf when I hear from you. I forwarded to Mr. Ast at Richmond a declaration of insurance for Mr. Kidd. Copy of letter St. George Tucker wrote to Woodworth, 1804 March 19, included. You did right not to accede to Mr. Dana’s proposition and you will take no step on my behalf without my directions in writing. Instructions about payment of Michie’s rent.

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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.