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Wheat and corn have improved in price. You should ship the crop at Corotoman early.

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Am enclosing three notes. Will you please endorse them. I told the people if I was elected I would serve them in the General Assembly.

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Returned here after fruitless expensive trip to Baltimore. Tudor Randolph will sail for Liverpool on Tuesday. Heard of his recent illness from Dr. Philip Barraud. As soon as ship sails hopes to see them in Williamsburg on her way home.

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Placed the $158.73 to your credit.

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I sent you the three notes asking you to endorse them and send them to Mr. Robertson. Have you attended to this?

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Received your letter. Thank you for the 30£. My son will be in college three years before he can be ordained.

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We received a letter from Henry Tucker of Bermuda enclosing a letter to him from you. He has told John T. Darrell in N.C. to apply to us for any deficiency. Shall we do this? Tucker's answer included, 1815 May 1.

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I have been reappointed to the Consulate in Paris. I am grateful to Mr. Monroe and the President for it. I shall set out for New Orleans with three of my children in pursuit of a passage for France. Mrs. Skipwith remains with honest Fulwar. She will reserve the plantation. The offspring of an improper connection of mine, I hope will come here to help Mrs. Skipwith. I was not in the late war as I was in the presidential chair of the Senate.

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Mr. Waddey will furnish you with money to the amount of $1000. I have suffered a loss therefore you will have to pay the money back to Mr. Waddey as soon as possible.

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Have derived much pleasure from your edition of Blackstone. Asks question on a particular law. Including Tucker's answer May 17, 1815.

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Thanks father for favor of lending his library. Will collect what he can while in public life. Has had rheumatism and bilious fever. Will attend superionr court. Brother has asked him to lodge with him next windter. But has written Uncle Thomas Tudor Tucker for rooms with him is Mrs. Wilson should move nearer the Capitol.

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Randolph now rents for $200 his land in Lunenberg County, but has determined to sell it. Allison will buy landed interest in uncle's estate for $4000. His brother David Coalter advises him to see all western country before buying. Ask him to buy best carriage bargain. Eager for his advice on how to secure wife's interest in land in Rockbridge County to her.

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Starting for West. Good relations with John Randolph of Roanoke.

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Mrs. Davenport goes to Williamsburg tomorrow. Came from home two days ago. Mother said nothing about his health. Asks about Charles Carter. Stayed with Uncle John Coalter a few hours. Brother Tudor Randolph gone to England for his health.

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Unable to have the enclosed account approved by Mr. Seaman while you were in Norfolk. Am now returning it.

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Evelina had tooth drawn but headache continued and they feared inflammation of the brain. Copious bleeding, two blisters and some powerful medicine relieved her. Ann ill. Self shall go to Bedford Springs when weather is warm. Dr. Frederick Macky, eldest son of Macky, died. Some thinks this upper country not very salubrious. Mary (Colston) Thomas' husband John H. Thomas and Edwrd Colston's wife and Bennet Taylor dead. Leigh's wife ill. Self and family well.

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Please forward the enclosed letter to my brother Henry William Tucker. I left Bermuda five months ago.

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Have been asked question concerning imprisonment for debt. Has not considered at because it seldom happened in Virginia. No longer considers legal or constitutional questions.

Scope and Contents First leisure moment since return to Cumberland. Mr. Creed Taylor had loaned her money for Tudor Randolph's voyage to Europe and taken security on land. His St. George Tucker bounty enabled her to discharge debt. No word from Tudor since separation in Hampton Roads. Regrets injury done to Tudor by implicating him in attack said to have been made upon unhappy sister (Ann Cary Randolph) Morris by (John Randolph of Roanoke). Accusations first made against self. Acquitted by Governeur Morris....

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Received a check from E. S. Waddey for $728.25 for you.

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Thank you for your good opinion of the Register. Am sending you the three volumes due you.,

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Took cold returning from Amelia in rain. Sends this by man who is going to Richmond to bring a little girl for mother from Creed Taylor's. Love to cousins and Mrs. Davenport. Saw Tom Bolling last Wednesday.

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I was struck by the coincidence between the titles of our respective essays. I saw in the Edinburgh Review, "A View of the Finances of G. Britain by Henry St. George Tucker." I had been writing an essay on the same subject. I understand Beverley (Tucker) has set out for the Western country. Am about to send George to an academy in North Carolina. Rosalie is still in Culpeper. Rejoince to hear of the renovation of the old college.

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I must leave town this morning and will be unable to see you. Tried to see you on several occasions and was unable. Am taking this method to put the enclosed in your hands.

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Concerning Bizarre scandal.