Scope and Contents

My mother is still sick. The children are well. Mrs. Applewhite continues ill. Mrs. Randolph and St. George have been down.

Scope and Contents

Am sending you a ticket of the Board of Directors. Have written Mrs. Peachy respecting her legacy from Mrs. Fairfax.

Scope and Contents

Sorry you are not here attending to Federal Court. I hope to visit Mr. Carter about Christmas. There will be submitted to the Committee of Internal Improvement a plan for improving the whole state by roads and canals. Public schools and banks will be great subjects to be argued.

Scope and Contents

Shall attend to your check in favor of Mr. Cabell. This bank never receives any paper from any foreign bank.

Scope and Contents

Have just adjourned until January 8. I have no hopes of my mother improving.

Scope and Contents

The manner in which your salary has been heretofore remitted has tended to increase the debt due to us in the District. We never take notes of other banks at a discount. I suggest that you ask Secretary Dallas to send you a check on us for the amount of your salary.

Scope and Contents

Thomas S. Hutchings, a resident of Westmoreland Countyapplied to me to be put on the pension list. He lost an eye while serving his country. Please forward to me a commission directed to Baldwin M. Lee, justice of the peace in thhat county.

Scope and Contents

Believes he can sell land of Nathaniel Beverley Tucker if they can give clear title. Has heard a lien was given on it by some British merchantile house before the revolution. Purchaser is Mr. Field Clarke. Self may be addressed at Pleasant Grove post office.

Scope and Contents

Am sending bill for sundry articles sent you. Am sending you Niles Register from Mr. Bonsal.

Scope and Contents

Doctor Smith has informed me that his year in Mrs. Byrd's house expires January 1. Do you wish to take the house from the first of January or March.

Scope and Contents

Received your letter with the check for the relief of the unfortunate sufferers by fire. Our town has been sickly. I will be in Williamsburg in 10 or 12 days on business. We hope Mr. and Mrs. Cabell will pay us a visit soon. Enjoyed Beverley's society.

Scope and Contents

My mother is still alive. I believe she will be taken before another day. I can't give you my children. They are never to be separated from me. My brother and their cousins will be with the children at this time.

Scope and Contents Satisfaction at recovery of sister (Mrs. Lelia Skipwith Carter Tucker) from late severe illness. Colonel Skipwith dead. Sends sympathy to his widow. Mrs. Sarah Tate Madison also died. Sent St. George's letter from sister Elizabeth Tucker announcing recovery of sister Fanny (Mrs. Frances Tucker Tucker). Pleasure that Henry St. George Tucker's health restored. He departed for Winchester. To return in week with wife (Anne Evelina Hunter Tucker). Encloses order from accountant of Navy Department...

Scope and Contents

Letter of introduction for Charles Goodwin who wishes to become a student at the College. Asks Tucker to befriend him.

Scope and Contents

I thought I had rented Mrs. Byrd's house for a year commencing January 1. Including Tucker's answer, 1815 December 30.

Scope and Contents From the Series:

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.