Your much Esteem’ed, very Particular and interresting favr of the 25h Ulto recd by Yesterdays Mail—has been Attentively perused—Yr reasoning and determination fully conclusive—the Confidential deposit, of an Absent friend—wholly dependent on your Judgement, for the safety1 of his property do not admit (at these eventfull times) even the shadow of a Risque—less then Goverment security. I shall therefore hasten to Execute your final Commands, respecting the sale of Genl Ks 20. shares of Penna Bank stock. and transpose their Net proceeds—in Subscribing—to the New loan U States. for which purpose, it will (—I presume)—be Necessary for you, to Authorize me, by power of Atty—to sell—in your behalf—as Agent, and sole Atty—for the said Genl T. K:—meanwhile—I shall use my, best endeavrs to effect the sale, so, as to meet—and secure the whole subscription—for which purpose I have by this days Mail—wrote Mr Taylor to prepare himself, by stating to me the present Currt price, and certainty of Sale, terms &c for my govermt—the first subscription per Advertizt takes place the 25h Inst—

					¼ say
The Amot I contemplate to subscribe—(if agreele)2		$10,000.			2,500.
I have now in hand—of the Genls		1694.	50.
with the proceeds of dividend due 1t Jany last (not recd—waiting yr order,)3} say		390	〃
together with your Years Int due last Mo		360	〃		2,444.	50
	deficient on 1t Subn only				55.	50
for	2d Subn 25h June	2,500	〃
〃	3d do 25h July	2,500	〃
〃	4h do 25th Aug.	2,500	〃		7,500	〃
					$7,555.	50

The presumed Net proceeds of	$8000〃		will leave,
penna Bank Stock Clear of all
exps say a 40 ⅌Ct—may be	$11.200.

the good Genl an Ample surplus for a Remittance

the present—and with the growing Int. for the coming Year—

with these particulars—if nearly Correct, you will be pleased to signify—your Assent.—or—Correction—,

the next most essensial—and Anxious Concern will be to furnish the good Genl with a suitable Remittance and shd be happy to be furnished—with a letter of introduction to the Secty of the Treasury, to whom I am a perfect stranger—or, to Mr Monroe—either of whom I, should suppose could favr me, with their Aid in conveying—a Remittance (—if to be effected)—either by Bill of ex: or, on Mr Crawford—either—on his Accot wh the Treasury or his own family Acct—

with perfect Esteem & Respect,