Letter to Betty Tucker Coalter [manuscript], 1824 April 10.

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Letter to Betty Tucker Coalter [manuscript], 1824 April 10.

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John Randolph of Roanoke writes to his niece, Miss Betty Tucker Coalter, Bush-Hill, near Richmond, Va., confessing the "pleasure & pains of Opium"; and giving reason for superscription "of Roanoke."

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