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Will pay son William's college debts but no others. Gave him $150 when he left for school. Regrets his deplorable conduct and will send for him in a few days. Hopes he "did not get drunk by himself, because that would evince a total disregard of decency & decorum."

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Have written William to come home. He will ask you for the money for the stage. His mother is unhappy with his misconduct.

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After receiving Tucker's letter, self determined that son William return home from (William and Mary). All hope of his doing well is vanished. Asks Tucker to advance expenses for trip across James River to Mr. Fauluns and then by stage to Petersburg. Notify Mrs. Lang ? that his board will cease. Only hope of stopping his wild career is to leave him without money or credit.

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Am sending an estimate of the aving of the lane betwwen the front and back buildings on Campbell's Wharf.

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My debts are $130.

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Leaving Williamsburg for Richmond tomorrow. Returning the book you loaned me.

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Hears son William has left College of William and Mary. Drawn money on self in Richmond and gone. Self opposed his going to Williamsburg. Believes all colleges in United States are greatest curses.May be true all over the world. Will never send another to school. At Harvard, William cost him $2100 in ten months. William has written he has gone to Mr. Currie's. Will enclose money. not present.

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A friend who has been engaged in a chancery suit with the representatives of Col. George W. Fairfax is much embarrassed by the death of Col. William M. Cary, the executor. Can you inform us who Cary's executors are. Includes summary of Tucker's reply.

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Mr. Campbell sold all his stock in the Bank of Alexandria and the Farmers Bank to buy stock in a new bank in Philadelphia and property.

Scope and Contents Agrees with father on bankruptcy bill and contemplated extension of credit in sales of public lands. Voted against credit bill which was project of those disappointed by rejection of Irish petition. Debate on internal improvements is ended. His speeches will appear in the Winchester paper and Intelligencer. President will sign road bill through constitutionalists voted against it. Bill for furniture of president's house is subject of debate. Washington had no appropriation, had only $25,000...

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I was sick in the fall, but am better now. I have not heard from Bermuda lately.

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Have been settled here with my family for a few days. They do not like Lynchburg. Mr. Tootes has purchased 5 shares of stock in the Bank of Virginia and I requested them to be transferred to your name.

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Received your letter accompanying Mr. Delaplaine's manuscript pamphlet. He had asked my aid, but my inattention left him the impression which produced his request to you. I thank you for the opportunity of perusing the biographical sketch.

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Robert Bridges is handling my business for me. Mr. Henry Tucker resides in Scotland. Richard Tucker has returned from Americal. He is studying law and hopes to go out to Nova Scotia next year as a lawyer.

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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.