Odin could have gone to the Barrens next but because of Easter he thinks he should put it off to Trinity. Mr. Jones will be satisfied with 450 piastres paid down for the lot. There is a frontage of 116 feet on Main Street and 180 on the other street. The wharf boat is coming along rapidly. It will be placed near their house. Mr. Ellis is opposed to its being put above the Bayou. Mr. Gordon? has come back and is preparing to build a warehouse, tavern, etc. Mr. Mattingly would like the seminary to form a company with him for the saw mill. Odin told him he would write Timon but did not think it would come to anything. Does Timon know about when the Bishop will come to the Cape? There are 2 or 3 persons to confirm. :: IV-3-j A.L.S. French 2pp. 4to.