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Hope you are better. This letter will be sent by Mrs. E. Tucker and her daughter Mary Byrd. She wants to be near her brother George. Received the flour and crackers. Family news. The tombstone for our parents grave will be ordered from England.

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Delivered the letter to Mr. Frith. He asked me to tell you he would give me the necessary instructions in making the next collections on August 8. Thank you for your interest in me.

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Received the flour and crackers. They were most welcomed.

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Edward Frith died last night. You asked hhim to name someone to handle your affairs here. I think that he intended to name my son, James Marsden Smith.

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Edward Frith died the 4th instant. I will be glad to handle your affairs here.

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Mr. Frith died on the 4th. I will look after the business he transacted for you. He did not give me any information on the business.

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Received enclosed packet from consul of Portugal just as he was taking his wife (Mary Willis Ambler Marshall) to country to escape noise of celebrations of 4th. Rides out every afternoon and will call at Tucker's for discussion of problem.

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Mr. Frith your agent died. I will be glad to handle you affairs.

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Mr. Frith died. I will attend to any business you want me to.

Scope and Contents Sent to post office letter of Joseph Cabell inquiring for letters expected from Patterson and Neale. Munroe made inquiry at his office and that that of Postmaster General but found no letters. Postmaster General resigned some time ago and his successor had been but few days in office. Showed Hay Cabell's letter. He said could not give answer until saw Secretary of State. Anxious to know St. George and sister Lelia (Skipwith) Carter Tucker benefitted by change of air. Mrs. Wilson and Miss...

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John arrived from the Wilderness. Regrets they cannot visit him on way to mountains. Self has bilious fever. Evelina and self will go to Bedford. Eats no vegetables, only bread and chicken. Has been to Shenandoah Springs. Beverley Mr. Coalter and his wife Elizabeth are well.

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Enclosed letter received from Hay. Offers wishes for st. George's and sister's (Lelia (Skipwith) Carter Tucker) health. Sends regards to Joseph and Mary Walker (Carter) Cabell and all friends. (Enclosure lacking).

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Thank you for your letter. Iam nursing a six weeks old baby. Sorry to hear of your illness. Lists children and ages. Family news.

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Obtained from Mr. Frith's papers your lease to Thomas Armistead and Thomas price. Also his list for quarterly collections. Lists amounts received from tenants.

Scope and Contents Relieved to degree about sister's (Lelia (Skipwith) Carter Tucker) health. Prays St. George compensated for long suffering by amelioration of his system. Munroe postmaster informed self search for letters to Joseph Cabell unsuccessful. Hay made extract from Cabell's letter self showed him. Cabell's and Hay's letters returned to St. George immediately. St. George's to Nathaniel Beverley Tucker sent to post office. That of Scottish niece (Mrs. Jane Boswell Tucker) sent herewith. Sends enclosed...

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Left Elwood two days ago to attend to business here. St. George is very thin. Glad to hear of you arrival in Westminster.

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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.