being compelled to use Coins of a value different from that they represent.
5
this difficulty seemed insurmountable,
and indeed was
likely to be increased
in course of time, as it is reported
that in
Mexico the coining of dollars nette has stopped. Thus, the supply
now in circulation will become
more and more defaced, and
consequently of less and less value.
6.
Setting these circumstances,
therefore, into Consideration, the Council
agreed
with
me
in thinking
that
it would be highly desirable to
sanction the use of One Dollar
Notes. I have, therefore, so notified
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the Corporation, and I understand that they have, by Telegraph, ordered the Notes through their Agent in London to be sent out without delay.
7.
I trust that Your Lordship will be pleased to approve of my
action in this matter.
I have the honor to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most Obedient,
humble servant
N. N. (likely "N. N." is an abbreviation or placeholder for a name, possibly "N. Napier") News is likely to be the name, so the correct is
N. Napier
Governor.
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this difficulty seemed insurmountable,
and indeed was
likely to be increased
in course of time, as it is reported
that in
Mexico the coining of dollars nette has stopped. Thus, the supply
now in circulation will become
more and more defaced, and
consequently of less and less value.
6.
Setting these circumstances,
therefore, into Consideration, the Council
agreed
with
me
in thinking
that
it would be highly desirable to
sanction the use of One Dollar
Notes. I have, therefore, so notified
208
the Corporation, and I understand that they have, by Telegraph, ordered the Notes through their Agent in London to be sent out without delay.
7.
I trust that Your Lordship will be pleased to approve of my
action in this matter.
I have the honor to be,
My Lord,
Your Lordship's most Obedient,
humble servant
N. Napier
Governor.