Placed to your credit $961.33. Mr. Nevervis received your salary check.

Yesterday Judge John Coalter inquired about him. There is no suit coming up which makes it necesssary for Tucker to inconvenience himself by coming up to Richmond. Congratulates him on ending his laborious term at Norfolk.

Are you coming up? Cabell is staying with me. All well here. John Cooke say our friend Dr. John Barraud is no better. Have to go to court.

I received your letter containing the 50£ which I sent to Mr. Bridges. My son has just taken his degree.

Two vessels have left for Bermuda, but could not get your articles on either. Have bought for you oranges, pineapples, cocoanuts.

Has new son born June 8, named Beverley. Nathaniel Beverley Tucker spent ten days with them and is much improved in mind and manners. Regrets he must be separated by 800 miles.

Have made ony one visit to Montivideo. Dr. Cary Barraud spent two days with us. Polly is opposed to going to the springs. Like my new overseer. The crops look fine.

Will not leave here until the 2nd of next month. Can we meet in Richmond and travel to Bremo together?

Our court has adjourned. Am free until October. Getting Saint ready to go to school at Montivideo. Hope you will soon be on your way up. Evelina and Herny Tucker have another son.

Sent your letter to England. Enclosing bill for flour sent to Bermuda.

Will call a meeting of the Board of Directors in the fall. Everything was done to get the Bank Bill passed by the House of Representatives.

Evelina and Beverley well. part of children have had measles. Mrs. Hunter visited them but went back when a hand on her farm had fever. Mrs. Carr is critically ill. In Martinsburg recently saw a Judge Easton and Miss Butterfield of Bermuda. They knew the Tucker relations there. Mrs. Butterfield may be self's second cousin.

Please have my books sent up by water to Richmond to Mr. Rootes. I promise myself some pleasure from the fragments of Mr. Dunbar's library. George is at Mr. Stacks in Charlottesville. Next year I will probably send him to William and Mary.

Sending a statement of the market for grain. The early crop will sell better.

I cannot procure sufficient employment to enable me to pay my debts. Could you loan me a little money?

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.