Carter Coupland, Montpelier, to Nathaniel Beverley Tucker, St. Louis, Missouri, 1818
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- Box 36, Folder 10
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Coupland apologizes for his delay in writing. The only person who could lend him the money was prevented from doing so by the low tobacco prices. He had to wait until this time to sell it. Tucker may now draw on the United States Branch Bank of Richmond for $300 deposited to his account. My mother has been very ill and this prevented me from witing. Has not seen Tucker's brother (John Randolph) but understands that he is well and that he has become very pious and tentative to his religious duties.
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