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ACCOUNTS KEPT IN.
The Accounts of the Colonial Government e kept in sterling, in accordance with the instructions of the Lords of the Treasury to the Colonial Freasurer; and the different coins of which the receipts consist, and in which the payments
· stated in a separate.
column.
are
made, are stated. is a
The Accounts of the Mercantile.
Establishments
a·re
generally kept in Spanish
Dollars, at the rate of 142/4" sterling per Dollar.
120 batties.
100 batties, or
1334 tbs,
16 Jaels,
13 tb
饶
579.84 Grains
Joy,
10-One Tail, n 57.984 Grains
10-One Mace,
WEIGHTS.
Chinese .
Stone,
= Shik
}{
Picul.
Jam!
food batty
}{Kin.
Jael.
Leany Mace.
} = { Freen
bandareen! Juni
to be
English Standard. Weights deposited, in the Colonial Treasurys
Avvirdupois. Fifty sirs Pounds Twenty-eight Pounds.
Fourteen Pounds. Seven Pounds.
Four Pounds
Five Pounds.
One Pound.
One half Pound One quarter Pound.
Korf
Two Cunces.
Ane Bunce.
Eight Dramd
Four Drams. Two Drams One Dram.
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