Scope and Contents Heard from Mr. Coalter and Mr. Cabell that they were better and would spend the winter in Norfolk. Self thinks Richmond better. Polly Tucker left. Lectures three times a week, has class of 11 students besides 6 of the bar who attend on Saturdays. They have tickets at $35. The others at $75. Uses father's Blackstone but has expanded second volume. May have it printed at press here at cost of $250. Course at university must soon succeed his class. Suggests professorship to Coalter or Cabell....

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Gabriel has had constitutional fever. Asks about their breaking up at Williamsburg. College question is now agitating Assembly. Self is against removal of college to Richmond. Endorsed: Answered December 25, requesting Mr. Cabell to pay his brother George $2 for vaccinating Gabriel, also to pay his subscription to 19th volume of Enquirer and to receive volume and forward it.

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Received $325 from you. Mr. McCandlish is out of town.

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Wishing you a happy Christmas. Papa set out for Winchester to meet my Aunt, but met her about five miles from here. She had a terrible journey. Detained at a private house by the high waters. Papa has just gone down to Chatham. Thank you for inviting us to spend our winter in Norfolk with you. Aunt and I will come.

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The house at Smith's Point has been made decent for you. Hay and wood has been laid in.

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Can settle with Mrs. Catlett. Can you collect the money from Mr. Page?

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Received the articles. The pleasure of attending Mrs. Tucker was sufficient compensation for any trouble. Glad she is better.

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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.