Received and credited your account with your salary check of $450.

Received the flour and crackers. Haven't heard from sister Jane (Tucker) in a long time. Our sister (Frances Tucker) declines in strength and spirits. She is very deaf. Other family news.

The person with the 12 Alexandria Bank shares declines selling them. Have purchased for you 52 shares in the Farmers Bank.

Indenture of release from Elizabeth Kelly, Thomas Shadforth, and Frances Shadforth to St. George Tucker for property mortgaged to him by Dr. John Gilchrist, deceased.

I thank you for your three letters containing the bill.

Have sent to the Secretary of War my claim. Received a printed certificate which I sent to you for your signature.

Thank you for your kindness to my mother. She would like to hear from you.

Received Waddey's check for $493.31 and shall credit to your account.

Your settlement of our account was favorable to me. Rosalile and Maria could not get in Mr. Read's school this session. Shall send to Chapel Hill for George. Coles and I bought a town on the Staunton. We are going to sell a 100 or more half acre lots. It will be formed into a town next General Assembly. It will be called Somerset.

Attended Superior Court and Episcopal convention. Heard of him through Polly Bush and Cabell. Next April will be in state Senate. Holmes has recovered. Mentions Judge White, Ned Smith, Mr. Balmain, Mr. Herterick, and old Tedball. Heard through Mr. Low of Norfolk from Dr.. Barraud's family.

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.