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I was unwilling to ask a further Sum of money on account of the Mint until the Treasurer had...
The money granted by his Excellency the Presidents Warrant in July last being appropriated for...
Mr. Misho called on me Yesterday, he wishes to know whether he is to prepare for his journey, and...
I am again obliged to request you to make application to the President for a further Sum of money...
By Act of Congress the Copper Coinage is limited to 150 Tons. This, counting the Ton to be 20...
In 24 Grains specific gravity In 24 Grains specific gravity Fine Gold Alloy Fine Gold Alloy Date...
I received yours of the 12th. 14th. and 17th. together with the several papers mentioned, to...
I have inclosed four copies of a bill drawn by the Treasurer of the U.S. on Messrs. W. and J....
I have read over Mr. Keiths paper carefully, and endeavoured to make out his meaning. He has...
Under the Building lately erected by the Philosophical Society there are very large and deep...
Since my last letter (and not before) I have read Mr. Whitehursts Book on the Subject of...
Mrs. Rittenhouse is greatly obliged to you for your Valuable present. To me it is more acceptable...
I have bargained with the owner for the House and Lot on Seventh Street, between Arch and Market...
Account of Expenditures for the Purposes of The Mint of the United States Dolls. Cents For...
I have herewith enclosed the result of our Assays &c. of the Coins of France, England, Spain, and...
I should not have troubled you with my Algebraical Calculations but for your present inconvenient...
If we consider the same thing in the manner following we shall immediately perceive that the...
I thank you for a Sight of Mr. Randolph’s Letter. I must Confess I was pleased with Mr. Neville’s...