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<p> <note>5<lb/>Annuity Notes</note> <p> <p> Note> Plan<lb/> [1] <gap/> at <hi rend="underline"><gap/></hi> <lb/> 1. Constitution.</note> </p> <p> <note> 10<lb/> Progress of the issue at first no<lb/> Sum but the standard Note with <lb/> or without the double & half of it</note></p> <p><del>9</del> 10 That, at the outset no other Note be issued than the standard<lb/> Note <add><del><gap/></del></add> with or without <del> the table and </del> the half of it. <add> [1]</add> <del> That by degrees</del> <lb/><note> 11<lb/> By degrees smaller and smaller<lb/> down to the lowest silver Coin</note><lb/> <add> 11 That by degrees</add> the series of notes be extended downwards, each successive Note being<lb/> the half of one immediately preceding it, until it has descended to <lb/> the level of the lowest price of Silver coin in common currency<lb/> viz — sixpence <add> [2]</add> <note> [2] Reasons</note> <lb/> 12. That the Notes having for their respective denominated values<lb/> <gap/> not exceeding <gap/> for the amount of the largest silver<lb/> coin in use (viz: 5<hi rend="superscript">s</hi>) be distinguished <add><del>may</del></add> by the appellation of Silver Notes: all above that value being for the same purpose <del><gap/></del> <add> termed</add> Gold Notes. and that to facilitate the separation a corresponding peculiarity of colour be given to the <hi rend="underline">paper</hi> of the <hi rend="underline">Gold Notes</hi></p> <p><del>12</del> 13 That moreover, as convenience <add> may</add> suggest, the series be extended ,<lb/> <note> [1] reason</note> to a correspondent length or otherwise, upwards; <add>[1]</add> in which case<lb/> the whole series will consist of <del>eight</del> <add> nine <hi rend="underline">terms</hi> below the standard <add> note</add> <lb/> and as many <hi rend="underline">above</hi> <del>its</del> <add>it:</add> total of 19; having <hi rend="underline">two</hi> for their common<lb/> Note> [2] or by <hi rend="underline">two</hi> to whole in portion</note> difference <add><del>[2]</del></add> values as by the annexed Table. —</p> <p. <note> 13<lb/> Also larger and larger<lb/> Notes in a Series of<lb/> 17 Notes with 2<lb/> for the <gap/><lb/> Measure.<lb/> [1] <hi rend="underline">Why</hi> not before<lb/> 12<lb/> 14<lb/> Annuity Note<lb/> to be circulated<lb/> at the Government<lb/> Offices<note></p><p> <del>12</del>14 That, when the credit of this Paper has been fully established, <add>[1]</add><lb/> and Notes of a magnitude competent to the payment of large sums<lb/> have been taken out, and introduced into the circulation, Notes<lb/> already taken out by individuals be received ( as Ban Notes are<lb/> at present) at the several Government Offices, and reissued from<lb/> <del>thence</del> <add> thence, in the way of circulation, as they would be</add> between individual and individual, charged with the<lb/> intervening interest, <add> [2]</add> to as many as <del> choose to act</del> <add> may</add> think<lb/> proper to receive them <del>for</del> <add>at</add> that value. — <note> [2] Practicability<lb/> 1. they would be<lb/> received<lb/> 2. <gap/> profit</note> </p> <p. <note> 15<lb/> [1] Explanative<lb/> Power of to Government<lb/> to fix the <lb/> least sum issuable<lb/> at once, and the<lb/> composition of it</note><lb/> <del>13</del> 15 That (to save trouble in the issue of the smaller Notes, <lb/> especially the silver Notes) <add>[1]<.add> | |||
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5
Annuity Notes
Note> Plan
[1] at
1. Constitution.</note>
10
Progress of the issue at first no
Sum but the standard Note with
or without the double & half of it
9 10 That, at the outset no other Note be issued than the standard
Note with or without the table and the half of it. [1] That by degrees
11
By degrees smaller and smaller
down to the lowest silver Coin
11 That by degrees the series of notes be extended downwards, each successive Note being
the half of one immediately preceding it, until it has descended to
the level of the lowest price of Silver coin in common currency
viz — sixpence [2] [2] Reasons
12. That the Notes having for their respective denominated values
not exceeding for the amount of the largest silver
coin in use (viz: 5s) be distinguished may by the appellation of Silver Notes: all above that value being for the same purpose termed Gold Notes. and that to facilitate the separation a corresponding peculiarity of colour be given to the paper of the Gold Notes
12 13 That moreover, as convenience may suggest, the series be extended ,
[1] reason to a correspondent length or otherwise, upwards; [1] in which case
the whole series will consist of eight nine terms below the standard <add> note
and as many above its it: total of 19; having two for their common
Note> [2] or by two to whole in portion</note> difference [2] values as by the annexed Table. —
<p.
13 1214 That, when the credit of this Paper has been fully established, [1]
and Notes of a magnitude competent to the payment of large sums
have been taken out, and introduced into the circulation, Notes
already taken out by individuals be received ( as Ban Notes are
at present) at the several Government Offices, and reissued from
thence thence, in the way of circulation, as they would be between individual and individual, charged with the
intervening interest, [2] to as many as choose to act may think
proper to receive them for at that value. — <note> [2] Practicability
1. they would be
received
2. profit
