1793 April 21. Agreeable to Tucker's request of 5th, self delivered his letter to Judy (Judith (Randolph) Randolph) Enclosed answer was written after brother (Richard Randolph?) left for Cumberland. Copy. (In Printed circular, compiled by St. G. Tucker, 1793 May 5) Author is John Randolph of Roanoke, but the "H" is unexplainable.

1793 April 21. Relates, in answer to his questions, circumstances of happenings on visit at Mrs. Harrisons last October. Has no suspicion of husband (Richard Randolph). Knows gossip is untrue. Copy. (in Printed circular, compiled by St. G. Tucker, 1793 May 5)

1793 March 15 Grieved at sister's (Nancy Randolph) letter. Entirely false and vile. Will not return to Bizarre for a while, to prove trust in husband (Richard Randolph). Returns soon to Williamsburg. Copy. (in Printed circular, compiled by St. G. Tucker, 1793 May 5)

Statement of Tucker in regard to scandal concerning Richard Randolph. Publishes letters of Judith (Randolph) Randolph (wife of Richard) of dates, 1793 March 15 and April 21. Printed circular.

Please send me five guineas and place them on St. George Tucker's account.

Will you look over the enclosed letter. I would like to know if I might safely pay the money to J. Hamilton.

The French gentleman whom Mrs. Tucker and Roan favoured with their company yesterday has to depart today.

The pleas were overruled in Holcombe's suits. Should they be pursued?

I furnished Captain Dorrel in Dec. 1780 with two barrels of pork for the schooner Porgey. He gave me an order on you for 1,413 wt. of tobacco. I gave the order to William Cole. Lately he returned the order to me. When can you pay this order?

Arrived here March 16th after absence of 4 months 17 days from family. Had vertigo at night sessions of Congress at Philadelphia. Hears Tucker is set out on his long circuit. Mentions loss of son and daughter of Thomas Tudor Tucker. Hears aristocratic influence deprived America of brother's (Thomas Tudor Tucker) services. Brought him 2 vols. of Museum but not Acts of Congress, being told they were sent only to federal judges.

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.