Scope and Contents Received his of the 20th ult. Marked for destruction. Of six persons at Bizarre ten years ago, three are dead and perhaps better for other three had they been also. Has been guilty of offending against commandment about "graven image." Did not think Randolph could do any wrong. Harry Tucker says same. Also poor Bev. Thought Randolph wished self to stay with him. His remarks about money gave no pain. Knew it was a rascally act. His remarks about wine Ryland and self drank gives self no...

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If you still teach law at William and Mary College, please inform me about the College.

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The slave traffic between here and New Orleans is carried on to a considerable extent.

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After operating on John, we took about 26 pounds of water from him. I think my son will survive. I did not see John Coalter on my return. Hope you willl be down in May. John and his mother will remain at Bremo until he is able to travel.

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Bill of exchange for 50£ to Mrs. Jane Tucker from St. George Tucker.

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Has not heard from him. Parents been ill. Ben dosing Sophe with Columbo. Is becoming more fond of reading history. Family continue to have chills. Aunt Coalter has headache.

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Remitted to the Bank of Virginia for your credit $1128. The Bank Bill is now being voted on.

Scope and Contents Sends will and power of attorney he has prepared to Johnny (John White, servant), for Randolph. May not see him before Randolph leaves U. S. Wishes him to get legal advice upon will. Uncertain about devise for support of school and its proper continuance. Power of attorney left unfinished for Randolph's addition. Colo. Carrington will take land with disputed title which Randolph bought from Read. Read will take Carrington's bond and releases Randolph. Johnny reported Randolph unwell but able...

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Will. Bequests Ferry Plantation, Middle Quarter and Lower Quarter on Staunton River, with slaves on said land to ? for purpose of providing for slaves and establishing and maintaining a school. Provisions for school. Bequests probably inheritances from Mrs. Cowan and Mrs. Judith Randolph) and own property in Farmville. Document prepared by William Leigh with blanks to be filled in by John Randolph. Enclosed in letter this date from Leigh.

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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.