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I'
who
may
A Gush.
desire to purchase them...
a coin composed of
some cheap alloy - weighing
possible 58 grains
and representing one thousandth
up
to the amount of two
Follars.
othly that the Home Government cause
the Coins specified above to be
procured in England
as nearly
as
part of
a Dollar. The coin
to be a
legal tender
up to a certain amount only - say one Follar.
A Cent a copper coin representing
hundredth part of a Dollar,
and a legal
tender
up to
the Cash.
A ten cent piece
A silver coin weighing 41.6 grains
representing
one tenth part
of a Dollar - and a legal tender
at the expense of the Colony- and that the following
quantities of each be sent to
commence with -
20,000,000 Cents = $10,000
1,000,000 Cents -= $10,000
100,000 Ten cent pieces = $10,000 There would have to be followed
by constant additional supplies the extent
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which
can
be
determined hereafter - As there
is a profit to the Colony on all payments...