...prefented , is , in every refpect , equal in value to gold and filver money; fince gold and filver money can at any time be had for it. Whatever is either bought or fold for fuch paper, muft neceflarily be bought or fold as cheap as it could have been for gold and...

...proposed. A paper money, consisting rn-bank notcs.rssuedby people of undoubted credit, payable upon demand, without any condition, and, in fact, always...gold and silver money can at any time be had for it. What* ever is either bought or sold for such paper, must necessarily be bought or sold as cheap as...

...as prefented, is, in every refpect, equal in value to gold and filver money ; fince gold and filver money can at any time be had for it. Whatever is either bought or fold for fuch paper, muft neceflarily be bought or fold as cheap as it could have been for gold and...

...as prefented, is, in every refpect, equal in value to gold and filver money ; fince gold and filver money can at any time be had for it. Whatever is either bought or fold for fuch paper, muft neceffarily be bought or fold as cheap as it could have been for gold and...

...ni .' ro "A paper money consisting in bank-notes, issued by people of undoubtedcredit, payable upon demand without any condition, and in fact always readily...respect, equal in value to gold and silver money."— A. SMITH'S Wealth of Nationi, vol. ip 489. APPENDIX. Abstract of a Silt to authorise Bankers, in England...

...people of undoubted credit, payable on demand, without any condition, and in fact always readily paid u soon as presented, is, In every respect, equal in value to gold and silver money." p. SO. *' Hence,** argues Mr. D. " bills of exchange urn equal to money, while they are negotiable,...

...obligation of an immediate and unconditional payment of bank notes, renders them, as Adam Smith says, in every respect equal in value to gold and silver...since gold and silver money can at any time be had for them. Whatever is bought or sold for such notes, mast necessarily be bought or sold as cheap as it...

...immediate and unconditional payment of bank notes renders them, as ADAM SMITH says, in .•,',-,.•,• respect equal in value to gold and silver money, since gold and silver money can at any time be had for them. Whatever is bought with, or sold for, such notes, must necessarily be bought or sold as cheap...

...without any condition, and in fact always readily paid as soon as presented, is, in every respect, equal to gold and silver money; since gold and silver money...Whatever is either bought or sold for such paper must recessarily be bought or sold as cheap as it could have been for gold and silver. The increase of paper...

...withw any condition, and in fact always readily paid as soon 15 presented, is, in every respect, equal to gold and silver money; since gold and silver money can at any time be »M! for it. Whatever is either bought or sold for such piper mult i ecessarily be bought or sold as...