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William H. Cabell to Wilson Cary Nicholas, discusses his travel plans and his inability to visit Nicholas on his way to Richmond because he will be traveling with his wife. Discusses some legal issues including that "the answer of one defendant in Chancery can never be used as testimony against another defendant" and other rules of evidence and equity. Relays information that [Joseph?] Darmsdatt is dead and that Cabell does not know if he ever responded to his bill of injunction., 1820 January 13
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:106968
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill and Wilson Cary Nicholas
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Series I: Wilson Cary Nicholas Papers
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Subseries A: Correspondence
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William H. Cabell to Wilson Cary Nicholas, discusses his travel plans and his inability to visit Nicholas on his way to Richmond because he will be traveling with his wife. Discusses some legal issues including that "the answer of one defendant in Chancery can never be used as testimony against another defendant" and other rules of evidence and equity. Relays information that [Joseph?] Darmsdatt is dead and that Cabell does not know if he ever responded to his bill of injunction., 1820 January 13
William H. Cabell to [Wilson Cary Nicholas], discusses in detail his conversation with General Marshall about the financial affairs of Nicholas, and how his testimony could safely be admitted in court concerning the lawsuits against him. Cabell believes the "most favorable plan for the endorsers would be for suits to be immediately brought against them by the persons holding your paper" and "the only other advisable plan would be a suit in Chancery to perpetuate your testimony." Also discusses the impact of Mr. Giles suit upon Nicholas' own case, and mentions other suits that may exert an influence upon his affairs. He notes that the half year's interest on the $20,000 due the United States Bank will be due in three or four months., 1820 February 03
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:106970
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill and Wilson Cary Nicholas
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Series I: Wilson Cary Nicholas Papers
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Subseries A: Correspondence
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William H. Cabell to [Wilson Cary Nicholas], discusses in detail his conversation with General Marshall about the financial affairs of Nicholas, and how his testimony could safely be admitted in court concerning the lawsuits against him. Cabell believes the "most favorable plan for the endorsers would be for suits to be immediately brought against them by the persons holding your paper" and "the only other advisable plan would be a suit in Chancery to perpetuate your testimony." Also discusses the impact of Mr. Giles suit upon Nicholas' own case, and mentions other suits that may exert an influence upon his affairs. He notes that the half year's interest on the $20,000 due the United States Bank will be due in three or four months., 1820 February 03
William H. Cabell to Wilson Cary Nicholas, discusses the ongoing court trial, depositions, subpoenas, and other such legal issues concerning the financial affairs of Nicholas. General Marshall has "enclosed me a subpoena for you and also a commission and notice re questions that I would act for him as for myself - I have put them all, as well as my own papers into the hands of Mr. McClelland & requested him to do the needful,", 1820 October 05
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:106973
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill and Wilson Cary Nicholas
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Series I: Wilson Cary Nicholas Papers
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Subseries A: Correspondence
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William H. Cabell to Wilson Cary Nicholas, discusses the ongoing court trial, depositions, subpoenas, and other such legal issues concerning the financial affairs of Nicholas. General Marshall has "enclosed me a subpoena for you and also a commission and notice re questions that I would act for him as for myself - I have put them all, as well as my own papers into the hands of Mr. McClelland & requested him to do the needful,", 1820 October 05
William H. Cabell to Wilson Cary Nicholas, promises to remain silent about the changes of the terms made by the United States Bank since the first proposition was made by Nicholas to them and he discusses the financial arrangements made by them in regard to his debt in detail. Continues to discuss agricultural pursuits and mentions the editorial remarks of Roane in the Intelligencer., 1819 November 17
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:107127
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill and Wilson Cary Nicholas
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Series I: Wilson Cary Nicholas Papers
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Subseries A: Correspondence
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William H. Cabell to Wilson Cary Nicholas, promises to remain silent about the changes of the terms made by the United States Bank since the first proposition was made by Nicholas to them and he discusses the financial arrangements made by them in regard to his debt in detail. Continues to discuss agricultural pursuits and mentions the editorial remarks of Roane in the Intelligencer., 1819 November 17
William H. Cabell to Wilson Cary Nicholas, thanks Nicholas for his letter, assures him that he agrees with the ideas expressed by Nicholas, and promises to write more soon., 1807 December 13
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:106506
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill and Wilson Cary Nicholas
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Series I: Wilson Cary Nicholas Papers
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Subseries A: Correspondence
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William H. Cabell to Wilson Cary Nicholas, thanks Nicholas for his letter, assures him that he agrees with the ideas expressed by Nicholas, and promises to write more soon., 1807 December 13
William Hall ; Sweet William, 1932-08-04
Digital Record
Identifier:
34633f6af936da0771244585b2cf141dd
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Virginia Folklore Society records
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Folk Song recordings
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William Hall ; Sweet William, 1932-08-04
W[illiam] Jones, President of the United States Bank, to Wilson Cary Nicholas, considers a proposal made by Nicholas in a previous letter to purchase the building in which the Bank of Virginia is currently housed. Continues to discuss possible avenues of financing such a venture, and remarks "the banking system has become extremely complicated in the United States,", 1817 September 10
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:106964
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill and Wilson Cary Nicholas
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Series I: Wilson Cary Nicholas Papers
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Subseries A: Correspondence
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W[illiam] Jones, President of the United States Bank, to Wilson Cary Nicholas, considers a proposal made by Nicholas in a previous letter to purchase the building in which the Bank of Virginia is currently housed. Continues to discuss possible avenues of financing such a venture, and remarks "the banking system has become extremely complicated in the United States,", 1817 September 10
W[illiam] Jones to Wilson Cary Nicholas, discusses problems being experienced in the banking industry and the need to preserve specie, curtail loans, and call in old loans., 1818 April 11
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:107113
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill and Wilson Cary Nicholas
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Series I: Wilson Cary Nicholas Papers
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Subseries A: Correspondence
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W[illiam] Jones to Wilson Cary Nicholas, discusses problems being experienced in the banking industry and the need to preserve specie, curtail loans, and call in old loans., 1818 April 11
William M. Smithson To Francis Eppes, 1826-11-26
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:106204
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill
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William M. Smithson To Francis Eppes, 1826-11-26
William Moore to Wilson Cary Nicholas, 1792-10-26
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:105728
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill
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William Moore to Wilson Cary Nicholas, 1792-10-26
William Paterson To Thomas Jefferson Randolph, 1826-10-25
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:106197
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill
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William Paterson To Thomas Jefferson Randolph, 1826-10-25
W[illia]m Patterson to Wilson Cary Nicholas, discusses a debt of $5,975 that includes the principle and the interest owed on it. Patterson is unable to grant an extension of the loan due to the slowness of business., 1810 May 25
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:106528
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill and Wilson Cary Nicholas
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Series I: Wilson Cary Nicholas Papers
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Subseries A: Correspondence
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W[illia]m Patterson to Wilson Cary Nicholas, discusses a debt of $5,975 that includes the principle and the interest owed on it. Patterson is unable to grant an extension of the loan due to the slowness of business., 1810 May 25
William Patterson to Wilson Cary Nicholas; Sent from Baltimore, MD, 1806-06-08
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:105842
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill
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William Patterson to Wilson Cary Nicholas; Sent from Baltimore, MD, 1806-06-08
William Patterson to [Wilson Cary Nicholas]; Sent from Baltimore, MD, 1806-10-10
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:105844
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill
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William Patterson to [Wilson Cary Nicholas]; Sent from Baltimore, MD, 1806-10-10
William Pollard to Albert G. Ruffin. Decline to a dinner invitation, news of Madison and Monroe being put on the electoral ticket., [?] January 15
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:108044
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill and Wilson Cary Nicholas
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Series II: Randolph Papers
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William Pollard to Albert G. Ruffin. Decline to a dinner invitation, news of Madison and Monroe being put on the electoral ticket., [?] January 15
William Pollard to Albert G. Ruffin. Declines an invitation to spend tomorrow with him due to expected company., 1827 Mar 7
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:107845
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill and Wilson Cary Nicholas
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Series II: Randolph Papers
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William Pollard to Albert G. Ruffin. Declines an invitation to spend tomorrow with him due to expected company., 1827 Mar 7
William Pollard to Albert G. Ruffin. Political issues. Hopes that "some person other than [John Quincy] Adams or [Andrew] Jackson may be found to guide the vessel of State.", [1827 Mar 7]
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:107846
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill and Wilson Cary Nicholas
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Series II: Randolph Papers
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William Pollard to Albert G. Ruffin. Political issues. Hopes that "some person other than [John Quincy] Adams or [Andrew] Jackson may be found to guide the vessel of State.", [1827 Mar 7]
William Pollard to Albert G. Ruffin. Some legislative matters concerning the [Tariff of 1828], aims to favor Virginia manufacturers, and his hope for the election of Andrew Jackson., 1828 August 30
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:107852
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill and Wilson Cary Nicholas
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Series II: Randolph Papers
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William Pollard to Albert G. Ruffin. Some legislative matters concerning the [Tariff of 1828], aims to favor Virginia manufacturers, and his hope for the election of Andrew Jackson., 1828 August 30
WIlliam Reilly ; The bright sunny south, 1934-05-30
Digital Record
Identifier:
1e3904841375f0b765ddcbb33dfcde49d
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Virginia Folklore Society records
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Folk Song recordings
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WIlliam Reilly ; The bright sunny south, 1934-05-30
William Starke to A.G. Ruffin. Concerns Starke's decision to become a candidate for Delegate and other political matters, as well as a summary of the enslaved laborers belonging to the estate of his brother John., 1829 January 18
Digital Record
Identifier:
tsb:107855
Found in:
Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library
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Papers of the Randolph Family of Edgehill and Wilson Cary Nicholas
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Series II: Randolph Papers
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William Starke to A.G. Ruffin. Concerns Starke's decision to become a candidate for Delegate and other political matters, as well as a summary of the enslaved laborers belonging to the estate of his brother John., 1829 January 18
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