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.

I congratulate you on your return. In your absence I took a liberty in the direction of your affairs. I wrote Captain Holcombe requesting him to let me have 10,000 weight of your present crop of tobacco. He brought it to the inspection at Manchester. The sale of the Negroes will be on the 21st of this month. I have prevailed upon my creditors to wait for their money. I hope you will eat New Year's dinner with us.

Happy to hear of your safe return from your voyage. Would like to have the estate's crop this year. Ask Mrs. Tucker to send an account of what clothing she wants purchased. The crop at Roanoke and your plantation is good.

Hope your family are well. Sent you 100 bushels of salt, a hogshead of rum and a barrel of sugar. Send my horses down by the stage driver.

Sending a letter you received from Bermuda. Our friends in Bermuda are well. Mr. Stiles was chosen speaker.

I am trying to keep the old servants from being lost to someone. The servant will wait for the sum of money you are offering me. Send Colonel Banister 28£ which he is indebted to me.

We have asked Mallory Todd to send us pork and corn with the money you pay him. When may we expect payment for the certificates you have.

Have no objection to the arbitrators deciding on the business provided they use no personal evidence except the necessary vouchers. We may have to take this to a court of common law.

I hope you had a safe trip. Please send the books to Charlotte Court House.