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Printed circular requiring power of attorney.

Scope and Contents Has received Tucker's letter of October 31. Received the pamphlet, The Berumudian and The Anchoret. Had read the pamphlet on slavery in Tucker's edition of Blackstone. Has made copies of the two poems and sent them to John Adams. Quotes from Adams' letter in which he praises Tucker's pamphlet on slavery and his poetry. Adams does not approve Tucker's desire for retirement. Rush does not think that Tucker's edition of...

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We feel that a court should be held here this term.

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You state that you do not know when Dr. Smith's years will end or when he will give up the house. (Mrs. Byrd's). Included is Tucker's answer.

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Enclosing a ist of people to be voted on as directors of the Farmers Bank.

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Relieved at causes of St. George Tucker's absence from Norfolk. Problems getting pay from paymaster. Will ask General Taylor for leave to spend Christmas with St. George Tucker. Loss of Henry St. George Tucker's brother-in-law in army. Brother in Richmond under "influence of one of those fits of gloom."

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Have no opportunity to send the salt and turnips you ordered.

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I hear by way of Judy you have been ill. I hope you are better.

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Can not find the list of days the District Court is to be held here and in Norfolk. You send me another.

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Received yours and Mr. Peachy's ballots. I doubt that you will be able to procure 200 shares in February.

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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.