Our boys arrived safely at Falmouth on September 22 after a passage of 42 days. Nan enjoyed your society in Richmond.

I will give Mr. Cabell every aid in selecting the supplies required for the Corotoman estate.

Enclosing Brown and Rives bill on London for £234.7.6.

I will send your letter to Charles Carter by a man who leaves here in a few days.

Request to attend his funeral from the Bell Tavern.

Could you help me form a respectable mercantile correspondence. The family at Somerset are well. Lists articles he could transport.

I have no chance of forwarding Charles' (Carter) letter. When do you expect to be with us.

Has not had an opportunity to ship articles to his sisters in Bermuda until now. Richard Tucker Jr. of Bermuda requested him to say Tucker's friends in Bermuda are well. Enclosing account.

Inquires location of Maury's school in Albemarle. Will set out with son William for school if it is not too far from stage route. If letters are necessary, self will appreciate some from friends, especially the Philosopher of Monticello.

All well except Polly, who has cold. Asks him to bring old pair of shoes self left at sisters.

Have had a letter from John Barraud in London. He says they have advantages for anatomy there. Doctor Rush's and the young Boswell of Virginia are residing with them.

Requesting attendance at his funeral.

Introducing James, second son of Doctor Gilliam, who goes to College (William and Mary) in his city.

Forwards John Coalter's notes. Glad Fan (Frances Bland (Tucker) Coalter) is improved. Mrs. Ambler expecting confinement. Received letter from Brooks. Gave bond for Collection to William Brent. William, Mrs. Cokes man, now probably in Richmond.

Grieves to hear of ill health of sister (Anne Frances Bland (Tucker) and John Coalter. Hopes unpleasant circumstances she has communicated to him will not make an unfavorable impression. Eyes will hardly permit her to conclude.

Bonaparte has opened the ports of France to U.S. Don't know how long this will last. Whim of a tyrant. Curiosity to see that man at whose nod 100 million bow. Difficulties of getting to France removed by a letter of Mr. Pinckney. Believe you will inconvenience yourself to obtain a letter when advantages to me are considered. Necessary I have a letter of credit? for Frances which you may get from Moses Myers of Norfolk.

Left Richmond on Thursday. Roads so bad they walked more than half the way from Milton.

Supposes father is on business trip in Norfolk. Is jealous that he wrote Mrs. Ambler? from Richmond. Named son Hunter Tucker. Almost as large now as Ann. Mrs. Ambler expects her confinement. Hears Uncle Tucker in Georgetown has recoverd his health. Beverley and Polly Tucker were well. Williamsburg would now be a strange town to him. Strangers here are now friends.

We are looking forward to seeing Polly Cabell. Other family news.

When the rupture between Judge Roane and myself took place, I told you about it. I understand that a committee presented to the House of Delegates a censure against the Judges of the Court of Appeals. Am enclosing a petition on the subject. Enclosure.

Jacob Kinney thinks Tucker has bank shares he wishes to convert to capital and loan. Kinney wishes to borrow. Has borrowed money from bank for son-in-law Mr. Stribling. Has bond of Johnson for £1600. Postscript in Tucker's writing, indicating terms and security on which he will make loan.

Am sending you some Morrisania beef.

Thank you for the 50£ bill. Other family matters.

This will be delivered by son Robert Randolph who accepts his invitation to partake of his hospitality.

Copy of articles to be adopted as Bylaws for the Bank.