Thomas Tucker wants to buy a house of mine in Bermuda. He asked me to send you a power to give him a bill of sale. When you return to Virginia, can you bring the money with you? Including a poem.

Received their letters dated August 12th telling of safe arrival. Ague and fever in the land. Self has lost roses in cheeks and gained white hairs.

Received his favor via Alexandria dated August 20th. Glad of their safe arrival in Bermuda. Has had gout, fever, and ague for 14 days. Was in Norfolk during severe hurricane which drove on shore near 30 vessels. Wrecked others in the bay. Among them was Captain Smith who spent some time with Sergeant at self's house last winter. Also Tom Bolling and other Virginia gentlemen.

Written in French.

Letter in verse. Will send sister Frances (Bland) Randolph Tucker her cloak and gloves by first good opportunity.

I have not had a letter from Mr. Coleman time out of mind. This will be given to you by Mr. Patrick Parker ? nephew to Mr. Ritcheson.

Thanks him for sending communication from Mr. Jefferson. Because of hazardous and uncertain trade conditions, they can supply tobacco to the Farmers general of France only upon commission. Trade will be of advantage to both countries. Signed: David Ross, Nelson, Heron and Company, Thomas Pleasants, Jr.

Will. To brother William Reid £200. To wife Eve Reid all remaining property for her lifetime. £300 to brother if wife remarries. Benjamin Waller to advise her. Produced in Hustings court, Williamsburg, August 6, 1792. Sworn to by David Miller and Alexander Kevan. William Lightfoot of Sandy Point and Wyatt Coleman of Williamsburg as securities for Eve Reid, executrix.

Please postpone the suit against Ca. Lucus in Virginia until you hear from me. Am enclosing some letters from Virginia.

We have Mallory Todd's receipt for some money lent you by Captain John Wills. We hope you can pay.

In two hours after we parted with you, we landed at St. George's. I am sending you the silk you desired.

If nothing happens I will see you in the morning. We are sending you a dozen liten lamarnes.

Would you transact some business on your return to Virginia for me. It regards my affairs with Mr. Pennock of Richmond.

I am glad you will handle my business. I enclose the accounts which are due me, £13,296.2.5. The business with Pennock is explained.

I now will give you particulars about the accounts which Pennock owes me. I will also give you some of my recommendations.

Order to pay 1,200 Spanish milled dollars to St. George Tucker and place same to account of self.

Order to pay 1,200 Spanish milled dollars to St. George Tucker and place same to account of self. Copy of Document Signed. Testimony of St. George Tucker before Archibald Blair, notary public, on 1785 December 12. Document Signed by Blair. Seal.

Certificate of birth from the Church Book of Warwick Parish saying John Tuder was born on 1730 September 19 and was baptized on September 27.

Resolutions relating to commerce. Resolutions calling for congressional regulation of commerce. 1 Bound with other printed and manuscript material.

Printed in St. George's, Bermuda. No. 97.

I thank you for your attention to my note from Chesterfield. I do not remember whether you were employed to defend us at the suit of Barr or not. Banks is taking pains to procure documents from the general court office to prove that Barr has sued here.

Please give Mrs. Tuel's bond your attention.

We miss your company. Your mother has been indisposed. The Assembly met and proceeded to choose a speaker. Mr. J. Tucker would have carried it, but neglecting doing it until the next morning. A majority was in favor of C. Stiles.

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.