Scope and Contents Went to Washington with Major H. Holmes. Uncle Thomas Tudor Tucker very well. Brother John Randolph ill. Washington is a perfect desert. Many eminent men there. Public anxious on subject of impeachment. A temporary gallery added to senate room. Vice president (George Clinton) handled case with dignity. Description of impeachment case against Judge Samuel Chase and speeches of Judge Key, Luther Martin, Mr. Harper, Mr. Nicholson, Mr. Rodney and brother John Randolph. Descriptions of speech of...

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Letter of introduction to Tucker for Jackson’s son who will be attending William and Mary. Asks Tucker to act as a father to the boy and guide him from improper slips.

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I received $380 on account of Edward Carter. Mr. Harrison remitted $40. Theodorick Armistead of Norfolk remitted $381.94 on Byrd’s debt to you.

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Bank shares have been exceedingly flat since the payment of the third installment. The price fluctuates.

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Illness prevented me from writing you. Mr. Patton says he has arranged to pay the sum in another channel.

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Enjoyed her visit and kind friends in Williamsburg. Tudor Randolph recovering from disorder. Brother John Randolph of Roanoke has returned. He is rarely free from fever, and more emaciated and spiritless than ever before. Her children love and revere their grandfather.

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Mrs. Otway Byrd arrived just after them. First met Jack Baker at Rockets. He will wait on her in morning. Miss Gamble was married last night. Tomorrow they will have (to use M T’s words) a huge party. Impossible for her to stay will not keep Maria. Maria says that neither Maria Byrd nor S. C. her nor coming.

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My father died leaving a matter that we wish your help on. Nine years ago Uncle David Meade informed father that they owed 700 on an account of their father. Ben. Waller was agent to the house in England to whom the debt was due. Please contact Littleton Tazewell concerning this.

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Hopes they are well. Has been in court a fortnight continually. Goes to Staunton. Miss Bush ill but better. Asks enclosed letter be delivered to Mr. Nelson? Will return on April 1st. Enclosure not present.

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Will purchase the 15 shares immediately. Price is $12 advance. Including Tucker’s answer, 1805 March 22.

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Mr. Norvell says the shares will probably drop about the time of the last installment. Mr. and Mrs. Coalter left us Thursday morning. On verso is Tucker’s answer, March 22.

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