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Health much better. Husband wants her to go to Warm Springs. Children well. Has two firkins of butter to send them. Mrs. Mary Johnson had two more attacks (of epilepsy). Greetings to Amblers and all Williamsburg friends.

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Owe Mr. Plunkett, my French teacher, $20. Need pocket money, also.

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Taken up board with Mrs. Byrd, a woman perfectly amiable. $50 you gave me in Winchester barely sufficient as I returned through Washington. Send me as much pocket money as you may think proper.

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I received the bill on Messrs. Brown and Younger for 100£. I leave for France in ten days. I read in a London paper that a Commercial Treaty had been formed between France and the U. S.

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Looking forward to my new establishment in Williamsburg. Thank you for your offer to stay at your house. I hope to immediately get into my little habitation. My furniture will land at the same time we do. I rely on Colonel Skipwith to procure us proper servants. I hope to leave here in 10 or 12 days.

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Came from Paris with Mrs. Skipwith and Mrs. Vandenclooster, whose husband died last winter. Mother has no carriage. Has a turning machine in Williamsburg or Richmond. Enjoyed the play. House and animals in London. Saw cousin Charles Carter. Charles has grown taller than St. George Tucker.

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Hears Mrs. Tucker is with him. Two Mr. Wests, neighbours, offer to rent Rosewell for $700 or $1000. Asks advice. Asks why Tucker urged her not to move to Richmond with sons. Received part of debt recovered from Doctor Orr, the security of Ferdinando Fairfax. Money matters.

Scope and Contents May be in Richmond on business connected with superior court. Waits for letter from Mr. Williams. Evelina ailing though she never rests. Been parties for marriage of her cousin Miss Kean to son of Judge White. Children St. George and Ann are well. Sister at Staunton ill. Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.? Davenport goes to Beverley's for important occasion. Tucker's grandchildren increase. Mr. Bush and Polly are well. Beautiful Mrs. Poindexter and homely husband left yesterday Mr. Hunter with them....

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Your letters will be forwarded by His Majesty's Ship Africaine.

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Mr. Hoffman will hand you this. He will give you a great deal of information about me. My Uncle will furnish me with enough money to get me to France.

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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.