Will look for you the last of April. I am much improved. John Cocke will be here some time in May. His fruits were destroyed by frost. Can your wife come with you?

Mr. Rootes transferred to me the 5 shares of Virginia Bank stock. As you had to pay so much for the stock, I will not require you to pay the dividend.

The memo has been executed by Thomas B. Seymour and others. Vessel for Bermuda sailed before your letters arrived. Loaf sugar arrived.

Wife ill. Legal system is new and crude. Will correct itself. Could make more money living in St. Louis, but would rather be in country. Describes his land. Cabin he is in now will be for overseer. D. Coalter will live at next farm. Read with pleasure St. George Tucker's remarks on duties of my profession. Peach and cherry stones arrived. Sent buffalo robes. Needs seal. If Tucker has two, send him one. If not, can he have one cut?

Have purchased 5 shares for Mrs. Peachy at 53. Enclosing my check for your, Miss Bowdoin, Miss Prentis, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Andrew's dividends.

Thank you for the bill. I heard from sister Elizabeth in November. My son is at college and is not in good health.

This is to introduce my worthy friend Governor Stone and his lady. They are passing on to North Carolina.

Will you never cure yourself of fault finding and complaining? I have many crabs waiting for you. Mrs. Williamson has a room for you. We are all well.

Enclosing your brother's letter (Thomas Tudor Tucker, 1818 April 16). The death of my son-in-law calls me home.

Received the $2808 to be invested in the stock of the Bank of Alexandria. The man who owes the 12 shares is out of town.

Ogden bribed French couple to leave.

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.