Being to set out for Monticello this day, I must avail myself of your accustomed goodness to get my money affairs settled next week, as I cannot draw from the bank till then to do it myself. I have three heavy bills of 500.D. each drawn on me from Europe payable Aug. 6. Sep. 5. & Oct. 5. to mr William Pennock of Norfolk. the best mode of remittance is either by a draught of the bank here or that at Norfolk, or the Treasurer (Dr. Tucker) will give his draught on the Collector. I promised mr Pennock the remittence should be in one of these two ways. these paiments curtail what I wished to have left for you. the inclosed check for 1301.D. is to be applied as follows.

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remit	to Wm. Pennock	500.
	to Jones & Howell of Philadelphia	281.
	to Th:J. at Monticello in bk bills of moderate size	320
place to my credit with you		200.
		1301.

the mail goes to Monticello now every day in the week. I inclose also two notes for this & the next month at the bank of Columbia. I salute you with great affection & respect