John Coalter will send their letters. Brother Richard sent mama 16 yellow jasmine vines. Mr. Prentis has pretty ones. Tutee (Tudor?) has two teeth and many tricks. Thanks him for stockings. Shin at Mr. Greenhows is gone ? Aunt Betty with them is recovering. Betsey and Polly delighted to go to school to Mrs. Blagrove. Henry and Tudor intend writing.

Mr. Coalter will take charge of our letters. Brother Richard sent mama 16 yellow jasmine vines. Hopes they will be as pretty as Mr. Prentice's. Thanks him for stockings. Mentions Mr. Greenhow's store, Aunt Betsey, Polly and Betsey, who are delighted at thought of going to school to Mr. Blagrove. Brothers Henry and Tudor are writing.

Mr. Coalter arrived Friday. Brother John wrote asking for a trunk of clothes and books, to be sent to Petersburg, to be forwarded to Philadelphia, but mother will wait until father returns. Brother John will set off for Cumberland court where brother Richard is. Began the Greek Testament before the holidays which began the 27. Tutee has two teeth. Sister Judy and Nancy are well.

Mr. John Coalter arrived Thursday. All were glad to see him. Vacation commenced on Friday. baloon set off on day before. Tutee has two teeth. Mr. Henderson says he shall go into Sallust after holidays. Cousin Tom in Bermuda? writes that cousin Nancy is very ill and that Grandma Butterfield is dead.

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.

Can not dine with you, but will visit you in the evening.

Will you pay Robert Banister the 21/ that I loaned you. If I do not hear from Mr. Rose shortly, I will be penniless.

Has sent 25 hogs by Hercules for Tucker's use in Williamsburg. Sends also eight muttons. Asks him to send shoes if they are made. If not, send leather to make 40 pairs.

I have delivered you 80 barrels of corn. If you need anymore, I can send 15 or 20.

I will send you the 20£. I will give you a generous price for your tobacco. I am dispatching a ship to Bermuda soon and will be happy to carrry your letter.

Billy Hall wishes to know what has been done with his matter versus Banks and ? Self has been neglectful in matter and would like to be informed. Donald Campbell? paid him Tucker's respects.

I have some plank for you. How much do you need?

Am enclosing 20£ by Mr. Reynolds.

Cannot meet him tomorrow at Shirley. Hopes he stops on way to Williamsburg. Congratulates him on approaching marriage to Lelia (Skipwith) Carter. Asks him to accept Lang's offer of 10/6 for self's corn. Hope he finds Richard Randolph and lady Anne (Meade) Randolph well at Presque Isle.

Glad Jack's Gilchrist conduct meets with your approbation. Glad to hear that you intend to get married. Am sending you a cask of wine by Doctor Barraud.

Received his "Sumetiam iterum felix" with joy. Wife is better. Will christen little daughter on Sunday. Has no boat but thinks Travis or N. Burwell can send for him if Tucker will visit them.

Five years ago Tucker obtained three judgments for him in Amelia Court. Two were paid by defendants to brother. Self took no memorandum, so now asks if Tucker can inform him which one did not pay. May send documents or information by Stephen Willis.

Please send me what you recollect respecting the suit commenced by Williamson Coleman against Edward Wyatt. Consult your memorandums on this matter.

I am sorry I am ill and can not wait on you. I am sending my man, Ned who is a bricklayer. I hope he can help you.

I have not been able to get a bill from Mr. Saunders concerning the plank. Am enclosing what I will need.

Asks date exchange of land between Tucker, McCo ?, and self took place. Sheriff of Dinwiddie county? claims back taxes. Congratulates him on reported marriage to Lelia (Skipwith) Carter.

Received from Richard Randolph an order on Tucker in discharge of Randolph's account with self for £70.10.8½ which will be obliged to Tucker to pay, as self wishes to make a remittance to London.

Mutual acquaintance Thomas Brodnax will deliver this. Asks him to examine account delivered by Major Muir and let him know errors. Transaction without knowledge of self or Mr. Minor who was a bad man. Account is on books of own late unfortunate concern. Relies on Tucker more than Minor or Brown. Endorsed: About Minor, Gill's and Brown's account.

Engaged your frames for the wing shed and kitchen. Paid your balance against Boushell. John Hamilton arrived here as British consul.

Wrote three months ago about overdue accounts of John Randolph's estate. Asks him to authorize some one in Blandford to close out blacksmith's account against them. Since they are closing out business all accounts must be adjusted.