Guinand, R.S.C.J., Madame Adine, New Orleans, Louisiana, to Archbishop Anthony Blanc, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1851 November 1

She saw Dr. Dubourg this morning; he confirmed what she had thought, that her trouble came from her blood. He said her blood was in a very bad state and needed baths, a bleeding, refreshing beverages and for the foot, rubbings and poultices. As she can follow this treatment at home, Guinand plans to leave with Mother Eleanor Gray, R.S.C.J. Monday to get on the Caddo about 10 o'clock. Guinand forgot yesterday to ask whether Blanc had taken that box out of customs yet. She asks him to give her a few lines in writing in reply to the request made by Father Hippolyte Gache, S.J. to erect a way of the Cross in their chapel. She also asks about the payment on their house. Is it necessary to pay the $1224 in advance? Mother Maria Cutts, R.S.C.J. was to have spoken about it on her way through New Orleans but was too pressed. She asks Guinand to settle it as soon as possible as their Mother General wishes to have it settled. :: VI-1-b A.L.S. French 4pp. 8vo.