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You will receive $380.00 in notes as your bank dividends.

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Doctor Homes would have delivered the enclosed from James Monroe but he had to go up the country.

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Arrived last evening after nine days passage from Bermuda. Sails for England on Friday. Would like to see him and his lady. Brings letter from father and best wishes from father and mother. Regrets that Mrs. Banister left Norfolk so soon. Postmarked: British Consul’s office, Norfolk Virginia. Received and forwarded 1804 September 6.

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Requests him to read enclosed and return it. Hopes sister (Judith Randolph) will be free from influence of insidious girl Maria Ward who is trained in artifice. Three members of her mother’s family alluded to are Wm., Harriet and John Randolph. Plans uncertain. Shall certainly leave Bizarre. Enclosure not present.

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We have had neither murder, rape, adutery since your departure. Give my niece my love.

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Friends here all ill. Mr. and Mrs. Ambler, Catherine, Jaqueline, Tom and Norborne. Mary and Miss Bush continue well. Charles and self are well. Mr. Hoff doubts he can mend the carriage so it should not be sent yet. Mr. Daingerfield is at Moorfield.

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I hope mama has recovered. There is a lot of sickness here. I have escaped the fever.

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I was within a day or two of meeting you at Frazier’s on your way to Richmond. I have been compiling some thing in the way of lectures. I am sorry to hear of Mrs. Coalter’s illness.

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Have no news from your runaways. James was here after he was discharged from jail. Your Cousin Shadford arrived here last week on her way to her husband in Ireland.

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Several cases before the court of appeals have been sent to Tucker in Williamsburg. Others are retained here. The case of Mr. Roane has been in Randolph’s hands for some time. Asks Tucker to inform him if he will accept the cases while Tucker remains in Staunton.

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Written in French.

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Thanks for your letter. I hope Mrs. Tucker will accept a little box from me. The harmony in this house is never interrupted. I regret that we are to separate. I expect to return to Cumberland.

Scope and Contents Will. Desires body of late husband, Theodorick be brought from vault of Commodore James Nicholson in Trinity church yard, New York and deposited at Cawsons. £500 Union Bank of Boston stock be applied to purchase of monument. Gives to friend (husband) Patrick Corran money from sale of lands and Negroes in Virginia. Relinquishes all rights to land he may purchase, to which she is entitled to one-half by laws of France. Use of Virginia estate to nephew Samuel Perkins. Lands to be divided among...

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Has written so wonders why they do not get his letters. Amblers, Mrs. Bush, Mr. Smith’s family, Doctor Conrad and his family have all had ague and fever.Written on letter of Henry St. George Tucker to St. George Tucker, this date.

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Catherine and Jaqueline Ambler ill. Mrs. Ambler better. Doctor M. is excellent and kind. Hoff reported on the carriage. Not worth painting. Charles is still ignorant of his destiny. Contains also letter of Charles Carter.

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Sorry to report that Charles Carter is very inattentive to studies and rude to self, too fond of amusements. Wishes to have nothing further to do with his training and direction.

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Does not wish to visit Williamsburg as he does not wish to see ___ (Mary Carter) until he can recover from his love for her. She does not love him and he prefers to remain away.

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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.