I would like to present you a case for consideration. (Included: Tucker's answer, 1799 July 10).

I have accepted with gratitude your liberal gift of my mother's legacy to you. I give 20£ a year for two upper rooms in a little box Mrs. Randle built. I hope I will be able to help Sister Fanny some. Please send me a few garden seeds.

The suit Innes and wife versus Lewis' executors has stood for a long time. I am just setting off for the springs. You will hear from me after I return.

I have written James Taylor acquainting him with my power to you. Carter Harrison will pay you some money from the proceeds of my horses.

Writes by Watkins. Will Bentley acknowledged receipt of the Virginia laws and sent some pamphlets. Will get a hat for Mary Anne and shoes for Isbell, which they say father promised.

Received his package from Richmond. Mr. Henderson thanks him for attending to his request. Will send people soon to Corotoman. Boys still go to college and self attends Mr. Bellini. Sends greetings to all his party. Last night Mrs. Norfleet married Mr. Bankhead.

Requested by Judge Paul? Carrington to send Tucker or Bishop Madison a draft of an air furnace self had erected on a small scale for a blacksmith shop. Encloses plan and description and asks Tucker's opinion. Enclosed: plan and description of furnace.

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.