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Your instructions will be carried out.

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Remedy for the piles. Advertisement of James A. Austin's Drug and Chemical store, no. 273 North Third-street, Philadelphia. Enclosed in letter of Thomas Tudor Tucker to St. George Tucker, this date.

Scope and Contents Grief at St. George's slow recovery. Saw enclosed advertisement on Philadelphia paper. Inquired of apothecaries and shopkeepers who promised to procure it. Two boxes to be sent by first conveyance. Prays for its operation in St. George's case. Suspects his violent cold is influenza which has prevailed here. Self had it two months. Concerned that sister (Lelia (Skipwith) Carter Tucker) under complaints. Glad her daughter (Mary Walker (Carter) Cabell) still with them. Will give self pleasure...

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Made quick trip to Richmond for Anne and returned to court. With 33 persons in family, including blacks, has not had a physician since February. Thinks father should give up his office, even if he has to use his capital.

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Left Elwood on Friday. Mrs. Jones has not left her room. She stood the journey very well. My wife is well. Hope you will be able to move up soon. Have finished my business with the James River Company.

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Forgot to bring from Corotoman the list of slaves carried off by the British. Mr. Robertson will send it to you. Write to Bermuda and confirm the matter that the negroes on that island were carried from the U. S. May I let my account with you stand for awhile.

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Encloses copy of certificate from Land Office at St. Louis, certifying that John Wickham of Richmond, Virginia on 5th January 1819 purchased section 12 in township 40 north in range northwest, containing 640 acres in district of St. Louis. Dated 1822 September 24.

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Was on a visit to Mrs. James Taylor's when your letter arrived. I wish to see my dear friends. Will let you know when I will be at Jamestown.

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When I visited our parson this morning I found him reading your verse "The Days of My Youth." He thought it the most beautiful poetry of his knowledge. I sent him you brothers "Bermudian" and "Anchorite."

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Letter to Nathaniel Beverley Tucker.

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Regrets Tucker's illness prevented his aid in business of the court. There are three ejectments in which he cannot sit because the Fairfax title is implicated. They may lie over until next term when Tucker can attend.

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We are on the wing. Have trotted for two days and finished all our shopping.

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Received your letter enclosing Mr. Frith's check on Norfolk.

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Have been sick. If I am away when the rents are due, I will get a confident person to collect for me.

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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.