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Many vessels have left here for the James River. We will have 2000 regulars here when they are raised. I think John Cocke will be here in a week or two.

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Thanks for letter and gift (check for $500). Dwelling now a heap of ruins. Trees ruined which Richard Randolph planted when John St. George was born, now twenty-one years old. Spark from chimney set fire to roof. Self was absent. Saved few pieces of furniture and books. Yard is strewn with burnt pages. Lost twenty years of labor in homespun. Cream pot she was preserving as relic. Anxiety for sister's health. Enclosed is S.T.G. Tucker's check for $500.

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Check for $500.00 on the Bank of Virginia at Richmond, dated 1813 April 1 to Mrs. Judith Randolph. Endorsed with letter of Judith Randolph, 1813 April 4.

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I am on my way to my sister in Great Bridge. Her husband is very ill. Only three enemy ships are in our waters.

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The note for $1200 in your letter shall be attended to as you requested.

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Received your dividend ($1000) at the Farmers Bank. Put it to your note for $1500.

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Encloses cashier's check of Farmers Bank at Winchester for $186.12, to be paid Mrs. Peachy & Mrs. Miller, mother of Doctor Robert Miller. Must employ new counsel in place of Mr. Saunders who has been appointed judge. Prefers Tazewell. Anne is ill with measles. Deeds father sent have arrived. Will make inquiries soon. Memo by St. George Tucker.

Scope and Contents Grieved at St. George's anxiety about Fanny's (Mrs. Anne Frances Bland (Tucker) Coalter) health. In her present situation, knows she can have best medical advice. Concern for feeble state in which sister (Mrs. Lelia (Skipwith) Carter Tucker) occasionally finds herself. Recommends short rides in carriage. Saw death of Judge William Nelson in papers. Feels gratitude at him and sympathizes with family. Hopes for improvement of Mrs. Skipwith's health. Delivered St. George's account for salary to...

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Letter enclosing draft on William Dandridge, Cashier, for $360 ? for warrant 88. Requests receipt. Form Letter - printed Postmarked "Free Th. T. Tucker."

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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.