Re: desires Fulcher to bring "Jim and Sindy back and our children. " He writes that William Y. C. White proposed letting him have Jim and Sindy and if White is willing to "entrust you with the negroes bring them if not, hire Bill Dutton and his wife to come with you. "

Re: requests that he ask Abel Pennington, "confined in jail ", if he would agree to sell his horse and wagon in order to pay debt. Peter Henritze has the horse and wagon which "will now bring more than $40 but if they are kept until court they will not bring that much. "

Re: disposition of slave Granville, who is owned by the "Widow Fulcher " [probably Sarah Fulcher, wife of Thomas Fulcher of Wythe who died 1829]. "The Widow Fulcher wishes me to say to you that if you are willing to pay her for the time you have had Granville, she will keep him at home. " Evidently Granville left James Fulcher's residence without permission to travel back to Wythe County. Granville stayed at Eli Davis' house.

Re: Sarah Fulcher will live at George Killinger's house and her estate sale will include two slaves, Granville and Wesly. Staily inquires if Fulcher wants to buy them. [Sarah Fulcher, widow of Thomas who died in 1829 at age 32, is living with Christian C. Stailey in the 1860 census].

Re: request to let Andy Kingsolver have "too dollars and charge the same to me in leather. "

Re: notice that "on application to Hunter for salt he said your contract to him was at 25 cents per bushel which is not agreeable to our contract. "

Re: request that Bowser come get his horse and settle his debt and recommends Charles B. Smith of Scott Court House, Scott County, as a renter for the horse.

Re: request that Fulcher meet him at the store to settle payment for land.

Re: request for twenty bushel of salt by J. Adams.

Re: debt he owes [unknown] Hilliard whom he thought was "one of my best friends. "

Re: desire to lease land from the Bowen heirs to plant wheat.

Re: illness of his mother Sarah Jones Fulcher, journey to Texas on Mississippi River. "We had a good time coming up the river shooting at alligators, ducks, geese and cranes. We saw alligators as large as John Anderson. " He also writes about sinking of boat; rumor that Colonel Gillespie will return to Tazewell; John Cummings and the Graham boys; and abstinence from whiskey.

Re: wheat and oats for William Terry.

Re: his farm of 200 acres; his wife and 3 children; price of wheat, corn, beef, bacon, etc. "Unkle, this is the best farm country for raising stock you ever saw. A man can live at his ease. " He also writes about visit of Samuel Jones and Aunt Mary and requests information on cousin Samuel Fulcher.

Re: ruin of his crops by Chinch bugs and drought and Fulcher's collection for sale of his land. "I am sorry to hear of so mutch bad luck in your famley. "

Re: request for him to "see Mandy " and get potatoes, beans, and corn.

William Clark, Polly Clark, Peter Rush, Susannah Rush vs. Benjamin Fulcher, James Fulcher, William Fulcher, John Fulcher, Rufus Fulcher, Ferdinand Fulcher; [Sarah] Fulcher, widow of Thomas Fulcher; William Fulcher, Emeline Fulcher, Sarah Jane Fulcher, the children and heirs of said Thomas Fulcher; Peter Killinger, Pleasant Smith, and Jacob Clark. Case concerned settlement of estate of Thomas Fulcher and debts paid to William Clark et al.

Warrant for settlement of debt owed James Fulcher by George Graves, Washington County, Virginia, signed by Jno. D. Mitchell, Justice of the Peace. Mitchell orders the debt of $48.40 be settled from the estate of George Graves.

Court order, Fluvanna County, Virginia. William P. Dickinson, Asa D. Dickinson and heirs vs. William M. Dickinson and Pleasant Howard, executors of Thomas Dickinson, deceased , and others. Settlement regarding estate of Thomas Dickinson. On reverse: Abraham Shepherd, Fluvanna County, Virginia to J. B. Floyd, Abingdon Virginia providing him copy of order. 8 May 1847. "The balance reported by Commissioner as due Nancy Fulcher on September 1842 is $272.76. "

Agreement between Jacob Martin of Washington County, Virginia, and George McCray of Alamance County, North Carolina. Martin agrees to settle debt to McCray by selling him "goods, wares, and mechanize in his store at cost. " Witnessed by James Fulcher and Jacob Clark.

Notice from John G. Creger to sheriff of Washington County re: appointment of James Fulcher as surveyor of the public road leading from the fork at the foot of Greenways hill to the two mile tree. Tithable list for road maintenance includes James A. Clark, Joseph Haskew, Joel Adams, William Bryant, Francis Garrett, James Fulcher, John Wartz, and William Grubb.

Survey for Campbell St. John, 85 acres and 124 poles lying on the middle fork of the Holston River in Washington County, Virginia. Surveyed by J. A. McQuowen.

Summons for Gabriel Stickley, William King Heiskell, and James Fulcher to answer plea of Exchange Bank for debt of 4162.60.

Summons to James Fulcher, trustee of George W. Anderson to answer bill against him in chancery court by Berry St. John.

Agreement between Sallie C. Thurston and John M. Newman to lease land. Newman was to build a "good log house ", build fence, and plant three crops and not to use timber off land.