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The mutton is not fat enough. Am sending you the tail of a barbary sheep.

Scope and Contents Did not realize extent of objection to Doctor Haller's school in Richmond. Acquieses in his decision about Tudor Randolph. Tudor says he can make nothing of the Greek grammar which is there. Galding is gathering corn. Has delivered 297 bushels of wheat to be ground. Expects to send for tobacco. No employment for the boat which must be sent down empty for the Negroes clothing unless wheat is sent to be ground. Sees nor hears from no one except him. Is therefore a dull and insipid...

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Two houses met today and after four ballots Hugh Nelson was chosen speaker. Hopes to see Mr. Cabell's brother here. Love to all.

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Will you vote for me to be a director in the Bank of Alexandria.

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Is emaciated and suffering. Was turned unsheltered on world to encourage revenge of those who had sought to use her as instrument to gain his favor. Was urged to come here as a cheap residence. Let pity prompt him to say she is forgiven. "Received Decr. 18, 1807 from A. C. R.

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Cabell will explain why he has not written. Been very busy. No step yet taken relative to Judiciary system in Virginia and self believes it will not be moved. Mr. Kenny said some one insinuated that his plans were written by father? Mr. Cholston offered two resolutions. Wirt was nominated as a brigadier.

Scope and Contents Visited by Nathaniel Beverley Tucker on way to visit friend Mr. R. in Nottoway. Peyton Randolph and friends killed 19 woodcocks in one morning. Has not seen Edward? Dillon for several weeks. Mrs. Thomas Robinson and Miss Wood inquire about him. Theodore Randolph could not see Woodson on Friday but he had called last week. Grateful to John Randolph for relief she feels on subject of Theodore's business. Thomson called on way to Richmond. Womack will not buy wheat at all nor has he ground...

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Account of this date for £29.11.6. Note signed by Walter and Thos. Colquhoun to Mrs. Randolph: "Will receive by the bearer the articles as pr. above account forwarded agreeable to her order." Enclosed and mentioned in letter of Judith (Randolph) Randolph to John Randolph, 1807 December 23.

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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.