I have not been able to sell your land in Lunenburg at the price you asked which was 200£. I have found one person who will give 175£ or 7/per acre.

I would like to lease your property for a year.

Have you disposed of your wheat. Can you loan me £50.

Our dear and valuable friend has a cold. My mother died.

Solicits the privilege of publishing a report of the case of Kamper v. Hawkins. Case an important barrier against the Enemies of our Liberty: as a just counterpoise against that assum'd omnipotence to which self sufficient legislatures are ever to prone. If the judges permit him to publish the case, he would like transcripts of their respective opinions.

Please send me an account of the cost you have paid on that suit William Hall v. Hunter Banks and Company.I have been to New York.

John Randolph gave me James Brown's draft on Edmund Randolph. Mr. Randolph will take it to the attorney general at German Town. I have enclosed a copy of the attorney general's answer.

Mr. Randolph refused my draft. When I had money you partook of it and I never charged you more than actual interest and commission.

This will introduce Archibald Thweat, son of John Thweat of Prince George county, who wishes to attend William and Mary university. Has already studied at seminary in Whitehaven. Law is main interest, but wishes advice on other lectures to attend. Self considers him young man of application and discretion.

Concerning the deplorable situation of the inhabitants of St. Domingo.

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.