He is scribbling on paper for Bruté. He does not have time to speak to Bruté this morning and is setting out. He wishes the things could be decided today. The premature departure of Crugy and Portier and other unexpected expenses upset his calculations. DuBourg asks if Bruté can help him from the funds destined for Portier and Des. Tomorrow he must give money to de Crugy. Note in Bruté's handwriting: In answer granted $200. Explain tomorrow that if the money is for New Orleans where there is wealth he wants the $200 returned to him. :: II-3-n A.L.S. French 2pp. 4to., 1