The first letter discusses her health and the well-being of many Williamsburg acquaintances, including the Coleman, Tucker, Cabell, Andrews and Skipwith families. Mentions her upcoming trip to S uffolk {Va.}, and the impending marriage of Miss Tyler. Other friends mentioned include: Ferdinand Campbell, Mrs. Gatliffe, Mr. Cary, Miss Bracken, Mr. Browne, Mrs. Seawell, Mr. Mason, and Eliza Prentis. The second letter was written while staying with the family of {St. George} Tucker. Discusses the death of Bishop James Madison and the election of John Bracken as President of the College of William and Mary. Mentions death of {Samuel} Tyler and the appointment of Robert Nelson as Chancellor. {?} Russell died. She has lost many friends on the Eastern Shore: Mrs. Eyre, Dr. Lyon, Dr. Evans, and W{illia}m Savage. Writes about the escape of Maria {Teackle} Parker from the Richmond Theater Fire of 1811. Eliza {?} is with Charlotte Dickson on a visit to {Robert} Saunders and Mrs. Mary Anne Hunter. Has been with Tuckers since November 1. Will stay until going back to the Eastern Shore in July. F{erdinand Stewart} Campbell married {Elizabeth Corbin Griffin} Gatlief. Doctor C{harles} Carter has returned to Williamsburg. S{arah Trebell} Galt married {William} Browne. Sends good wishes from Mrs. Tucker, Mrs. Skipwith, Mrs. Cocke, Mrs. Tazewell and love from {Frances Bland Tucker} Coalter. {John} Coalter has {St. George} Tucker's seat on the Court of Appeals and his family will move to a farm within two miles of Richmond.