Sends Tucker a draft for 145 dollars on the Treasury of the United States and a bill for five dollars on the Bank of Pennsylvania. Requests Tucker to repay it as soon as possible.

I have your order on James Brown of Richmond for £8.4.6.

Mr. O'Neal, Rector of Academy here, is on visit to Bishop to obtain orders. Will appreciate Tucker's attention. Army have gone into winter quarters. Self has given up visit to South Carolina mentioned in last letter by Miss Hornsby. Business has increased due to vacancies at bar, viz.: Captain Bowyer and Mr. Holmes. Would like to exchange venison for oysters. Mr. Heiskell got up six bushels of oysters by wagoner from Richmond.

I am sending you one of my subscription papers. Please send me your arguments soon, I shall produce a valuable book especially for students of law.

Banks and Hatcher have agreed to take your tobacco. A loan of a few hundred pounds will be acceptable.

We will honor any of your orders.

Captain Todd has asked me for my accounts with him respecting the tobacco paid you on account of his order on me.

Your draft on the Treasury will be brought to your credit as will as the 300£ from Banks and Hatcher.

I hear you have disposed of the crop of tobacco of J. Randolph's estate. I hope you will enclose an order on Messrs. Banks and Hatcher for the amount owed me.

Decision that the wheat growing on Colonel Thomas Mann Randolph's land should pass to the devisee.

I will buy your lots on Blandford Hill. Please let me know your price.

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.