Timon's favor has been received; Cauley feels much obliged by the promptitude with which Timon attended to Cauley's wife's interests. $1 cash per acre is the lowest price; $1.25 would be cheap. The offer of Bishop Benedict Fenwick convinces Cauley that the land is valuable. In addition to its value for farming it is supposed to contain a lead mine. Joseph Prater, among others, gave Cauley this opinion. :: IV-3-i A.L.S. 2pp. 4to.