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An account of a conversation with Thomas Bolling, Junior born deaf and dumb.

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My Maria bids me say a thousand things to you. I have been to Washington to see the great moves of our political machine? The two houses of congress reminded me of the modern exhibition called the panorama. Henry will tell you about my wedding.

Scope and Contents John Randolph sent self Henry’s (St. George Tucker) letter on subject of change to take place in St. George’s family (marriage of Anne Frances Bland Tucker to John Coalter). Moderate and thriving circumstances more friendly to happiness than affluence. Fears it not in own power to be present on occasion. Sends best wishes to niece and Coalter. Sorry for death of Campbell. Regrets that St. George likely to be sufferer by his benevolence to Campbell and family. Received notice of unpleasant...

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Mr. Freeland would like to know if you want to sell your lots, smiths, and tools.

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I am happy to hear you purchased a house in Winchester. Mrs. Miller desires to be remembered to you.

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All well. Quite delighted with Pizarro. Mrs. Barraud and Mrs. Byrd are much better. Asks him to send the carriage on Saturday.

Scope and Contents Encloses bond self entered into for discharge of official duties as Treasurer of United States for signatures of St. George and other friends. Desired that same persons witness signing of as many as can come together, which can be done by St. George, Bishop James ? Madison, Andrews and others who may be in Williamsburg. Could wish to pay respect to friend John Page and all who pledged themselves for self under so heavy penalty. St. George will observe name of friend Mann ? Page who lately...

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I am sending Mr. Nelson’s note for $4077.12. Mr. Hopkins paid me on Mr. Nelson’s account.

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Your children made me happy with their visit. Fanny was so interesting. Obeyed your wishes as to Mrs. Campbell.

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Encloses prospectus for book he hopes to publish: Miscellaneous poetry… of the British poets, selected by Thomas Davis. President, Madison and others in Washington are encouraging. Asks Tucker’s opinion. (enclosure).

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Doctor George Teackle who married Fanny Banister will give you this. He is going to Richmond to fee lawyers to prosecute his wife’s claim on the estate of John Banister, Junior.

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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.