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Fifty-dollar bill of credit issued in 1778 and printed by James Davis in New Bern, North Carolina. During the Revolution, the face values of North Carolina currency were expressed in dollars instead of the British value…
Five-dollar bill of credit issued in 1778 and printed by James Davis in New Bern. When compared to the North Carolina's earlier engraved currencies, such as those of 1775 and 1776, this well-circulated bill from the sta…
One-fourth-dollar bill of credit printed by James Davis in New Bern and issued in 1778. Title supplied by repository
Ten-dollar bill of creit printed by James Davis in New Bern and issued in 1778. At first glance it appears that this is a complete 1778 ten-dollar bill that was simply torn in half. They are, however, pieces from differ…
August 31: re committee to devise ways and means to raise supplies for the army (messages only) August 31: governors' message referred to the committee appointed to prepare a bill to procure provisions for the army, etc…
August 23 and 28: Governor Nash to the members present August 31: resolutions of the Virginia Assembly, letter from Richard and James Ellis, letter from James Iredell, and petition of John Reddy September 4: messages re…
General Assembly Session Records related to Upper and Lower Houses
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