Since his return from Virginia Skeel has not been able to send for Lee Skeel until now because of an epidemic. He found his friends in Virginia enjoying good health and prosperity. They were surprised to learn that Skeel was a Catholic and he had to combat their intelligence and prejudice. Bossuet's Exposition as helpful in overcoming their scruples and prejudices. He told them of Timon and they are anxious for Timon to write to them on the subject of religion. Timon is to write to James Hall, Wythe Court House, Virginia. Skeel brought a sister of Mrs. Skeel from Virginia with him. He will send Lee's tuition in a few days. He was disappointed to find that George had not been sent to Timon but if Timon and Mr. Valle are of the same mind he will send him. :: IV-3-k A.L.S. 3pp. folio