Sending joyful news. Am moving to Mrs. Nelson's. Have a room adjoining Judge Brooke. Enclosing Fan's letter.

Wife insists he write. Visited by her old friend, Miss Tate, now Mrs. Ervin and her husband, the person. Mr. Ervin is Presbyterian missionary on tour into Carolina and western states. James Gamble says Theophilus' uncle ? has left him in a school where he can learn nothing. Will keep him and send him to school with Mr. Rice. "Undated but written before letter of 1811 July 1."

Our sister is still at Bath. The supplies arrived. Our nephew Richard was married May 16 to his cousin. Other family news.

Enclose letter from Fanny. Urges her to go to Warm Spring for her health. Unable to return home without dissolving court. Can't visit Tucker. Uncle Nelson exchanged circuit with Semple. Allen appointed to Coalter's place.

John Coalter wrote he accepted office though they advised against it. Hopes he will make up in good fortune what he lacks in prudence. He may succeed. Polly and Beverley Tucker will be in Staunton. Begs father not to stay in fall climate in Williamsburg. Doctor Miller ill. Likes him very much. Family well.

My wife returned unbenefitted from McDowell's Spring. Leaves tomorrow for Warm Springs. Arrangements for adjourning court. Thanks for camomile flowers.

Have been trying to get the price of stock at the Banks of Washington. I can now purchase 50 shares in the Alexandria Bank. The Farmers Bank is most successful.

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.