Thomas Tudor Tucker, Charleston, South Carolina to St. George Tucker, c/o Doctor Archibald Campbell, Norfolk, Virginia

Containers:
Box 2, Folder 11
Scope and content:

Consulted Savage about St. George's settling in Georgia. Chief Justice of Georgia said those from other provinces now on same footing as those who studied law in Georgia. Certificate from court where admitted as attorney required. Stokes adds law is thriving profession. Offers to become answerable for sum St. George might need. Suggests adding sum to bond Doctor Archibald Campbell now has. Regrets St. George's disappointment in suit with Miss Galloway? Glad of Doctor Benjamin Rush's politeness to him. Expects Natty (Nathaniel Tucker) before end of month. Criticism of Natty's poem gave satisfaction. Mentions unfinished work which he will finish and send by water.

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