Scope and Contents Letter from sister Elizabeth Tucker on sister Fanny's (Mrs. Frances Tucker Tucker) recovery from dangerous illness. Old letter which probably had been to West Indies before arrived here. Heard Henry St. George Tucker better before second departure for Bedford. Own intended visit given up in consequence of his and Mrs. Anne Evelina's Hunter Tucker's excursion from Windhester. Sends love to sister Mrs. Lelia Skipwith Carter Tucker, Polly (Mrs. Mary Walker Carter Cabell) and Joseph Cabell....

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Returned home after five weeks. Uncle (Thomas Tudor) Tucker gave up trip westward. Family & self went to Bedford in August. At Bath and at Sulphur Springsd. Lost 18 pounds but has gained 7 of it. Has decided not to room at Mrs. Wilson's as she is too far from place of session. She is almost two miles away.

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Received your letter containing the bill. Other family news.

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Form taken from the Enquirer concerning stock.

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Family news.

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Still has dyspeptic stomach. Will lodge on Capitol Hill, neither uncle or brother. Dr. Orr reported that St. George Tucker had written the Brent family he had seen Adelaide Brent in Staunton in distress. The woman there is an imposter as Adelaide Brent is now in Winchester.

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Have remitted to the Bank of Virginia $1008 of which $1000 is for your dividends and $8 for Miss Susan Bowdoin. Have placed $110 to Mrs. Peachy's credit.

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Only one letter from child (Tudor Randolph) in England. On June 27 at Cheltenham he had benefitted from drinking waters. Report of his arrival in Bordeaux was incorrect. Injury to John St. George Randolph very apparent. May abandon temporary home here and give up housekeeping. Nathaniel Beverley Tucker called on her. St. George is in Charlotte.

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Including a letter from Governor Nicholas and Judge Brooke. Including Tucker's answer, 1815 October 19.

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Mrs. Tucker hinted that you might visit me on your return from the Upper Country. Major Taylor said that you are in Richmond. The town has been quite sickly. When can you come?

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Am distressed over the death of Mrs. Cocke. Will you write something about her to be published? Included Tucker's Memorial.

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Family news.

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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.