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Locust delivered a box containing a carboy. It will be forward to Mr. Coalter. Doctor hall has not remitted any money to us on Mr. Coalter’s account.

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The fourth installment has been paid. Stock continues at the same. Little offered for sale.

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Pay $1125 towards the amount due on my fourth installment on the 125 shares. $200 on 8 shares. $925 on 37 shares. $500 on 20 shares.

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There will be a boat for Bermuda in 8 or 10 days. I will send the articles and letters. Your loaf sugar will be sent.

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Your horse will be fattened. The Negroes are very busy. A lot of them have been sick and three died.

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There has been a fever here. Tudor is regaining strength. Judy complains with her head. Address my letters to me at Sandy Ford, near Farmville.

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After the fever in March, the patients are regaining strength. Jack has gone to the lower country on business.

Scope and Contents Henry St. George Tucker left Monday. Johnson prevailed on him to assist him in cause before district court. John Coalter resigned office as clerk. Caja (Micajah Coalter) appointed in his stead. Grieved at account of Tudor Randolph and Maria Ward? Brother John Randolph must rather add to distress than afford consolation. Husband would not hear of self going to sister (Mrs. Judith (Randolph) Randolph in own present situation. Mentions mother (Mrs. Frances Davenport), Polly (Mary Coalter),...

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Mr. Coalter’s deed to Jesse Heath has been acknowledged in Court. The conveyance needs Mr. Randolph’s witnessed signature.

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Isham is going to Shirley and he can bring the two Negroes with him. Your horse is with colt.

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Returned from Staunton, tired and weak. Will write later. Too tired to write Beverley. Yesterday’s ride, to use the jockey’s phrase, “knocked him up.”

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Sunday we dined with Mrs. Saunders. Mrs. McCroskey would, I believe, transfer a part of her affection from Beverley to Charles. Yesterday morning there was a large party at Mr. Amblers. Mrs. Patton visited us this morning. Mrs. Peachy left for Norfolk for three weeks. We dined today with Uncle Skipwith. Added note from Lelia (Skipwith) Carter Tucker. Polly rode out yesterday and today with Ellyson Currie who is staying with us. Get Mrs. Saunders a blank music book.

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Ask medical questions concerning Tucker’s daughter-in-law.

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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.