James Hutchins Hurtchins is going to the Barrens and quitting work for them. By the same opportunity Boullier also sends Robert. The other workman who was working by the cord has left also. They are destitute of hands and were Timon able to send one or two, Dorey? and Bill?, it would be of great advantage. Boullier gave Timon's letter to Mr. Miles yesterday. Miles finds Father Joseph V. Wiseman's conduct in that affair very hard; he has several letters of his sister requesting him to collect that money and thinks it much more than $40. Miles will write to Timon about it. Boullier goes tomorrow to New Madrid, Missouri. Timon is not to forget to send by the return of the horses and hands the plat of the town. :: IV-3-k A.L.S. 2pp. 4to.