We are desirous of a divison of the Corotoman Estate in Lancaster County. To see that the division is advantageous, we are asking you, Mr. Philip Tabb, J. H. Cocke, and Ellyson Currie to help us. Note to Charles Carter added.

Judy writes that you were in Amherst. We now have a very thickly settled neighborhood. Judy's boy Tudor Randolph called here on his way to Cambridge.

The market here continues at 150 or 160 for red wheat and 165 or 170 for white wheat.

I agree with you in a speedy division of Corotoman. We are engaging some gentlemen to help us make the division. May I suggest your Uncle Henry Skipwith, Philip Tabb, Ellyson Currie.

Can you help us in the division of the Corotoman property?

We have been here for several days. Fanny is in good health. Leave here for Warm Springs. My Brother Jonathan means not what he says.

I saw Doctor McCaw the friend of Mr. Green of the theatre. John William Green is in Philadelphia learning the art of engraving. I have written Green making the offer you authorized.

Wheat has taken an unexpected rise.

Arrived Sunday. All well. Fanny has had a cholic for two or three nights. She has a cough. We hope to leave for Richmond by the 10th of next month. Will cut out and send to you the manifesto of our Federal Convention which was held here on the 21st. It does not appear that Rufus King will be our next President or Gen. Davie of North Carolina the vice president.

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.