The American museum, or, Repository of ancient and modern fugitive pieces [afterw.] The American museum, or, Universal magazine [ed. by M. Carey]., 2. sējums

Mathew Carey

1789

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... commerce with thofe colonies , may have made them fome reparation . And the merchants trading to the middle colonies , ( New - York , New- Jerfey , and Pennsylvania ) have never faffered by any rife of exchange , it having ever been a ...

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... commerce ) is in a great measure , if not totally defeated . On the whole , no method has hitherto been formed to establish a medium of trade , in lieu of money , equal in all its advantages , to bills of credit , founded on fufficient ...

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... Commerce may then be confidered as coeval with man himself , and barter as its first stage . It is obvious , however , that the exchange of one kind of commodity for another , mult have proved too imperfect a species of traffic to an ...

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... commerce and accordingly , we find that the price of filver is continually varying in the London market ; and the English Eat - India company fend filver to China , in or- der to purchase gold . Thus money , formed of the pre- cious ...

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... Commerce and money are fo inti- mately connected , that , to form a juft idea of either , we fhould confi- der both . The former , as we have already obferved , originated from the neceffities of mankind ; the lat- ter was invented , as ...

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Letter from the hon Roger Sherman and the hon Oliver Elf worth efquires to governor Huntingdon 434	36

Letter from the hon Elbridge Gerry one of the delegates from the flate of Maflachuſetts in the late federal convention contain ing his reafons for not f...	37

General Burgoynes pompous proclamation	38

Speech of governor Hancock October 18 1787	40

Refolutions of the affembly of Virginia relative to a paper cur rency	41

of refpectable inhabitants of Berkeley county	42

of the inhabitants of Fredericfburg Virginia 510	44

of the inhabitants of Petersburg Virginia	45

Addreſs to the ladies of America	61

On the uſe of tobacco and fnuff	62

Account of three volcanos in the moon By W Herſchell	63

Obfervations on the numb fish or torporific eel By H C Flagg	64

Extract of a letter from the hon Thomas Jefferſon to dr Stiles	65

Obfervations on the leech worm	66

Letter relative to the devices and infcriptions of American medals By col Humphreys	67

Extract from an act to punish blafphemers Poetry	68

Memorial of the college of Phyſicians of Philadelphia Interefting laws	46

At for the receipt of tobacco in payment of taxes LIL	47

At for the eſtabliſhing religious freedom in Virginia	48

At to prevent the further importation of flaves into Virginia	49

At to prevent the flave trade and to encourage the abolition of flavery in Rhode Island Refolves of congrefs	50

Refolve relative to the devices and infcriptions of the federal copper coin	51

relative to the Indian war in Georgia	52

relative to foreign confuls	53

relative to the hon John Adams	54

relative to the chevalier John Paul Jones	55

relative to the territorial claims of N Carolina and Georgia	57

An oration delivered at Petersburg Virginia July 4 1787 in commemoration of American independence	58

Account of the late revolution in Sweden	59

Obfervations on the means of extinguiſhing a fire	60

Epistle to his excellency general Washington	69

On the death of colonel John Laurens By Philip Freneau	70

Profpect of SouthCarolina By the late dr Ladd	71

The man of forrow By William More Smith	72

Objections to the propofed plan of federal government By an	422

Anſwers to the preceding objections ibid	436

Addreſs from the Philadelphia fociety for promoting agriculture	446

A valuable cheap and eafilyprocured winter food for cattle	453

Letter on the ſame ſubject	459

Relation of a cure performed by electricity Communicated to	465

Sufannah Trapess complaint of the badnefs of the police	484

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The American museum, or, Repository of ancient and modern ..., 2. sējums
Mathew Carey
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Nosaukums	The American museum, or, Repository of ancient and modern fugitive pieces [afterw.] The American museum, or, Universal magazine [ed. by M. Carey]., 2. sējums
Redaktors	Mathew Carey
Izdota	1789
Oriģināls no	Oksfordas universitāte
Digitalizēta	23.10.2006

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