Timon will receive by the bearer the 75 cents for the book he sent Boullier. He has not yet seen Dr. Sergeant and cannot tell whether he wants his as a loan or not. Since Boullier saw Timon he has been reflecting on establishing a nunnery at Old Mines. He thinks the sooner the better if they could get the approbation of the Bishop. He has spread everywhere that they would have a female school next Easter. The house Boullier has rented for them will be liable to be paid only when they come. He does not know whether Mr. Hibbard is willing to wait so long for his rent. If they were at Old Mines, Boullier in going down would bring all their provisions. Though Boullier will be absent only one month, they could get along for the little time he will stay in New Orleans. He thanks Timon for the permission he got from the Superior. :: IV-3-i A.L.S. 3pp. 4to.