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Rigor of winter, lack of useful domestics and poor health has prevented her writing.Rejoices at news of peace. John St. George Randolph appears completely restored to intellectual faculties but lost cheerfulness. Tudor Randolph in Richmond still in ill health.

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Concerning Bizarre scandal.

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Have shown your letters to Bob Taylor and others. Our town has been suffering from a fatal epidemic.

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Concerning Bizarre scandal.

Scope and Contents Reeves and self intended setting out for Williamsburg day they received notice of peace. Jackson's victory afforded cause for joy. Is happy at getting back to family and plow. Is commemorating history by planting an orchard. Is waiting for some from Prince of Long Island. Officers of corps stationed in Williamsburg appreciated hospitality. Henry St. George Tucker intended visit impossible. He returns to Winchester. Visited by Joseph Cabell and Poll (Mary Walker (Carter) Cabell). Former goes...

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Regret the non payment of 30£ to your sister. No such house of Brown & Youner has existed since 1812. The firm continued under John Younger & Co. I sent you a bill for 30£. Including Tucker's answer, March 16, 1815.

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Acknowledges receipt of $32 and returns $3.32 interest which she cannot accept from him. Enclosed in letter of Henry St. George Tucker of this date.

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Called home for election of bank president here to prevent election of one totally unfit. Very alarmed at epidemic of malignant fever. Many died: General Singleton, Tedball's wife and daughter. Dr. Dunbar. Fears father forgot to pay Mrs. Miller as he has to receipt. Broke shin. Enclosure, signed Anne Miller, is receipt for $32 and refusing interest.

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Early in 1790 I derived an exhalted opinion of Mr. Giles from a young man by the name of Harrison. At different times I heard of Mr. Giles defending me not for my sake since our acquaintance was too slight but out of benevolence of heart. When I selected Mr. Giles to receive my package it arose from my great veneration for and reliance on talents and virtue. Not on my personal acquitance with him.

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Your letters did not arrive in time to be put on the boat from Bermuda. I did send the five barrels of flour to Mrs. Frances Tucker and Eliza Tucker. One barrel to Mrs. Mary Jennings.

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Cannot dine with you tomorrow as I have accepted an invitation an invitation for Judge Nelson.

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John Younger & Co. writes that they hope to resume payments soon.

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Copied part of a letter from Judy Randolph to her husband (Gouverneur Morris). Bizarre scandal.

Scope and Contents It is unnecessary to describe the amiable Mrs. Carrington to one who has been acquainted with her. Mrs. Randolph (formerly Miss Beverly) is an ornament to human nature. Neither my husband or self have ever said Mr. Randolph was particularly attentive to me at any period of life. Randolph's friendly letters to my husband from February 1813 to October 1814 speak for themselves. I do not bear in mind half the calmness of Tucker and his uncle. I found part of a letter from my sister to Judge...

Scope and Contents Shall relieve St. George from anxiety about sister (Mrs. Jane Tucker) in England and children. Mentions St. George's supplying her with bounty over-proportinate to his circumstances. Self remitted billw for £100 stg. Sent St. George's two letters to Richard J. Tucker in New York to be forwarded by different vessels. Presumes sister has small income of own as well as annuity from nephew Herny Tucker ? in Calcutta. Shall send bills for £100 purchased fortnight ago. Mrs. Wilson and daughter...

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Agrees with his opinions. Feels he must renounce the obligation and return the gift. To brother Henry St. George Tucker. Hopes to sell interest in Cawson's estate and buy land in western country. Tide of vagrant migration will pour down the Alabama and Mobile. Should have remained at Stuanton when Coalter was advanced to the bench.

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Is recovering from fever. Will try mineral waters next summer. Excellent wife, who nursed his, is well but clumsy. Children well, except Frances who is afflicted with her eyes and a swelling between her ear.

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Complain about court system. Has been given advice on relations with John Randolph of Roanoke.

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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.

Scope and Contents Tucker's communication last autumn to the president concerning sale by British officers in West Indies of slaves taken from fellow citizens has caused trouble. Self published fact. Opposition in England, abolition society and continental powers objecting and annoying the ministry. Admiral Cochrane at St. Mary's asks for proof. Government in unpleasant dilemma. Government can give evidence in possession at time of letter only and claim motive for not pursuing investigation had been erased by...

Scope and Contents From the Series:

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.