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Mrs. Lacy as well as could be expected. Father wishes him to take note and turns it to any amount with Mr. Collier. Report of Anthony (slave).

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Description of their spring. Father sick with chill and fever. Wants to transfer note for $1000 to Nathaniel Beverley Tucker. Spring is coming. Incomplete.

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I received you letter with the bill for 50£. My son will soon take his degree.

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My father is much better. It will be some days before he can attend to himself. Hope Mrs. Cabell is better.

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Remitted to the Bank of Virginia $185 the amount of your dividends in the Bank of Alexandria. You have been elected a director of the Farmers' Bank. Wrote Mr. Cabell about the application to Congress concerning the charter.

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Arrived at Bush Hill day after leaving him. Engaged in drawing up a report on the bank. St. George rode 22 miles with him. Had a pleasant visit in Williamsburg. Regards to Susan Bowdoin, Peachy family and Mary McCandlish and husband. Endorsed by George Tucker "Ansd January 17, 1820 and enclosed a copy of my lines on domestic happiness."

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Received your draft on the Bank.

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My father is better. He is confined to his bed with a violent toothache. John is much better.

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All enjoyed their visit. Regret Polly's (Mrs. Mary Walker Carter Cabell) illness. Shocked at announcement of treasurer, that he is a public defaulter. Candidates for job are Jerman Baker, Mr. Yancey and others. Judge Green would not accept. Also was commotion about the Register. Regards to all and to the servants.

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If you find you need any money, please draw on me for any account. Congress says if the Banks of Alexandria and Potomac unite they will extend the charter.

Scope and Contents Thanks for the lines on domestic happiness. Regrets Polly Cabell's illness. Mr. Cabell is not expected at the legislature because of it. Is said that General Preston's defaulted treasurer estate will cover the deficit. Is said that the governor, his brother Frank and Bernard Peyton were his securities. Cabell was not one. Self did not vote for Baker as successor because Baker had wanted the office too long. Any popular man could have beaten him. Hhears that Dr. Barraud and John Barraud are...

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Dr. Oliver sent me a letter enclosing for you an issue of the Salem Gazette. He calls attention to a poem written by his nephew, Benjamin Lynde Oliver. Visted Mount Pleasant, but could not get across the river to see you.

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Husband much better. Hopes Polly Cabell is better. Cary will have his own house. John is better.

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My son will not take his degree until Easter. Mr. Richard Tucker and family are well.

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Busy with court. Bar is superior to all but Richmond's. Holmes Conrad is with him. All slaves but one with him. One is left at St. George.

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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.