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Concerning husband's estate.

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Enclosing Mrs. Campbell's receipt. There is a vessel here bound for Bermuda.

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Eleanor died on February 22. Ann Elizabeth died on February 24. Both had been quite ill.

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What price would you sell me 80 barrels of your corn. Would like to receive 10 barrels a month. On back Tucker to Roscow Cole, 1817 March 7.

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The horses were frightened and they ran away with the carriage. The girls were not hurt except slight scratches on their faces and Frances a little bruised on her shoulder.

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Mrs. Matilda Harris wishes to send her daughter to school in Williamsburg. She would like to know a family with whom she could board her. When does the next quarter begin. How much tuition?

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Can deliver you 10 barrels of corn. Send some one to see the corn measured. Note included from Tucker.

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Received of Major James Gibbon a box of books for St. George Tucker. Added note by J. Gibbon.

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Thank you for advising me of the improper conduct of my servant. It shall never occur again.

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Received his of January, also letter containing poetry appropriated to his case. His sufferings will make him sympathize with self. Death of wife mitigated not by time but by religion she evinced at death. Children well. Nancy M. & Louisana send greetings. Joseph Cabell left yesterday for Carysbook and Louisa Court House.

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I now return your loan with many thanks.

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His sympathizing letter contained afflicting intelligence. Hopes with strict economy to get necessities of life. Is entirely free from debt and has no thoughtless extravagances to regret.

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Henry St. George Tucker's injury. Death of Nancy Cocke.

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I could not accommodate your freight on the recent brig for Bermuda. Provisions except salt are permitted. Ham and tongue are not permitted.

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Will return to Williamsburg after breakfast on Tuesday. I shall go to Norfolk with the girls.

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Please thank Mrs. Page for her tribute. Thank you for your sympathy on our departed child. John has greatly improved in the last fortnight. We are looking for you in May. Tell Otway Barraud to send us his dissertation on Marshall Ney.

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Stood a day's journey in a carriage over turnpike roads better than he expected. Has resigned hope of perfect use of arm. Evelina, whose situation unfits her for travelling, has gone to bed fatigued.

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Your two letters arrived. A third of the settlement arrived. I have drawn on Mr. Bridges for 53£. If you can help me, please do. After the funerals I went to Cambridge to comfort my son.

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Your letters were forwarded to Bermuda and London. I could not send the freight articles.

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Have gotten the books for you. Must get a new body for my carriage.

Scope and Contents Attentions to office never neglected in spite of violent cold. Laments St. George has so long suffered. Medical advice. Last accounts that his son (Henry St. George Tucker) left Philadelphia for Winchester. Gales issues bulletins in most unaccountable manner. No positive judgment could be formed about Henry's injury until arm liberated from bandages. Requests remembering him to sister (Mrs. Lelia (Skipwith) Carter Tucker). Mrs. Skipwith, Mrs. Page, Mrs. Andrews, and other friends. Misses...

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Am still bandaged to body and painful. Journey from Baltimore was very rough. Evelina stood journey well. Children Well. Will get home in about two days. Writing is inconvenient and irksome. Will be hard on his profession. Writes with a silver pen as he cannot mend one.

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Your letter to John Patton has been received. He has been ill for three weeks. He is not at present in the corn market.

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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.