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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33. lappuse
... state which if fues it , but also , as a medium of trade between the several states ; for , as fir James Steuart observes , " It is the ** interest of every trading state to have a fufficient quantity of pa- per , well - fecured , to ...

40. lappuse
... state , and to pre- vent the ruin of debtors ; and that this cannot be established without pa- per - money . I am a friend to a loan - office in all states which have new lands to set- tle . These lands will not command private loans ...

66. lappuse
... state of things , in America , thatmakesiteither more necessary or more expedient , to have paper here , than in the European states . We are affured , that , in for- mer times , many of the states , then colonies , thought it a ...

69. lappuse
... state , a loud cry for paper money . Now , when there is a great and universal complaint , it is feldom ... states , I mean Pennsylvania , a violent controversy for and against the bank , between the political factions which ...

107. lappuse
... States . Friends and fellow citizens , N every part of these states , the great scarcity of money is be- come a common subject of com- plaint . This does not seem to be an imaginary grievance , like that of hard times , of which men ...

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Remarks and facts relative to the American papermoney Page	17

True intereſt of the united states and particularly of Pennsylvania	23

Extract from an addreſs to the repreſentatives of the people of Virginia	34

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

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

General Burgoynes pompous proclamation 495	40

Reſolutions of the aſſembly of Virginia relative to a paper cur rency 509	41

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

Obſervations on the leech worm	66

Leuer relative to the devices and inſcriptions of American medals By col Humphreys	67

Extract from an act to puniſh blafphemers Poetry	68

Epiſtle to his excellency general Washington	69

On the death of colonel John John Laurens By Philip Freneau	70

Proſpect of SouthCarolina By the late dr Ladd	71

The man of forrow By William More Smith	72

Papermoney advocated	43

of reſpectable inhabitants of Berkeley county 43 of the inhabitants of Fredericſburg Virginia 510	44

45 _ of the inhabitants of Peterſburg Virginia	45

Memorial of the college of Phyſicians of Philadelphia Interesting laws	46

Act for the receipt of tobacco in payment of taxes 500	49

Act to prevent the flave trade and to encourage the abolition of flavery in Rhode Iſland	50

Reſolve relative to the devices and infcriptions of the federal Resolves of congress	51

relative to the Indian war in Georgia	53

_ relative to the hon John Adams	54

relative to the territorial claims of N Carolina and Georgia 55 relative to the chevalier John Paul Jones	55

relative to a complaint made by the Dutch minifter Miscellanies	57

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

Account of the late revolution in Sweden	59

Obſervations on the means of extinguiſhing a fire	60

Addreſs to the ladies of America	61

On the use of tobacco and ſnuff	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

Account of the life of Edward Drinker	73

Remarkable encounter of a white man and two Indians	79

On the use of oxen in husbandry	85

On the virtues of a billiardtable Ibid	92

Prophecy of Balaam	99

CONTENTS	416

Objections to the propoſed plan of federal government By an	422

Anſwers to the preceding objections ibid	436

Addreſs from the Philadelphia ſociety for promoting agriculture	446

A valuable cheap and easilyprocured winter food for cattle	453

Letter on the ſame ſubject	459

Relation of a cure performed by electricity Communicated to	465

On the use of bustlers	482

Plan for a waxwork legislature ibid	497

Effay on the fatal tendency	512

216	15

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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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