The draft on me is not due til Feb. 15. You will pay me when you can.

Your draft will be honored. This week I will have the sum you can draw upon me. I am sending £45. Send your wheat to Philadelphia or New York.

Enclosed is an order of Henrico Court appointing you guardian to Miss Ann Randolph.

I have assured Mr. Brown of Mr. Edmund Randolph's promise to pay a third draft. Ship your wheat in a good vessel.

Page's disposition of their model of the telegraph. He wishes it had been thought of as a memorial of his attachment to the United States. No doubt Page judged right in depositing it where it will be regarded as a curious trifle rather than an useful invention. Giles' motion respecting titled nobility becoming citizens. Approves of Page's, Giles' and Madison's speeches. Don't lose this amendment to the Constitution. Enclose an epigram which he thinks deserves a place in Oswald's paper.

I cannot make you a payment immediately. I will be in Williamsburg on Monday.

Self is charged with letter of recommendation from Fulwar Skipwith concerning Monsieur Tascher of Martinique. He is to be place in Catholic college. Affairs with Skipwith compel his return. Has remitted letter to him to Mr. John Mason of this town. In letter of John Mason. Written in French.

Remits letters from Fulwar Skipwith, Don Fernandez and bill on Gurdeon Bacchus. Monsieur Tascher placed in Catholic college here (Georgetown University). Refers Tucker to Judge Blair and C. Griffin of Williamsburg for references of self. Brother Thomas Mason, merchant in Richmond, will offer convenience for forwarding drafts. Enclosure.Encloses Fernandez' letter, 1794 January 27. Skipwith's letter filed 1793 September 22.

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.