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Encloses Otway's receipt for money lent. Merchants' usual charge for commission on shipments to Bermuda is 5% but will remit $3.05 if Tucker objects. But now has no currency smaller than fives. Will attend to information about Babbington. Otway arrived. He is apt to make out well in Petersburg.

Scope and Contents Favorable accounts from Bassett, Joseph Cabell and Nathaniel Beverley Tucker of St. George. Learned sister's (Lelia (Skipwith) Carter Tucker) amendment slow. Wishes she may derive benefit from change of air withmoderate exercise in carriage. Remembrances to John Coalter and family, particularly Elizabeth Tucker Coalter, Also to Joseph and Mrs. Mrs. Mary Walker Carter Cabell. Gratified by sight of Henry St. George Tucker, Beverley, Henry's son St. George, who is fine youth. Sisters Mrs....

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You and Mrs. Tucker may may proceed to this place. I shall attend to your request and hope to make you accommodations agreeable.

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Expect to leave this place in a few days. Have enjoyed a comfortable maintenance here and have saved some money to help me. Thank you for offering to assist me. Heard from my aunt in Bermuda. Included letter written by Janes Boswell Tucker, 1824 June 22.

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Elizabeth sailed in the steamboat with Polly Bush, Marshall and Judge Carr for Washington. I will leave for my wife's house as soon as I make arrangements. Court will adjourn tomorrow or the next day. Sent you 1/2 dozen bottles of port wine.

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Glad you are better and going to the White Sulphur Springs. I think my son's health is worse. The doctors say he must go to the White Sulphur Springs as soon as possible. Dr. Peachy is much better. Williamsburg news.

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The court lasted longer than we expected. Made a settlement with Bouldin. He agrees to pay $977.75. My wife writes that she has a cold. Elizabeth arrived safely in Washington. I shall leave tomorrow.

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Polly Boush and Elizabeth Coalter were here on their way to Alexandria. Am repairing the stone wall at Smith's Point. I was sick for three days. Otway came for a week. He was voted the town orator for the Fourth of July. There is a lot of cash in Norfolk.

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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.