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for Money paid by him into the Bank owes Money to B, he gives to B. a note for the amount of his Debt, which B or any holder of it to whom B may have paid it away, may bring to the Bank & have his option either to receive the amount in Tokens or to have it placed to his account in the Bank Books, upon which he in his turn will be enabled to draw.

It may also be advisable in order to induce persons to deposit their money in this Bank to undertake, that any person who has a balance on the Bank Books at the time of the departure of Ships for Europe shall be furnished with Bills upon Government in England Europe for the whole or any part of it. This will make it easy for persons who may acquire property there to realize it in England & consequently keep up in the minds of every one that love of the Mother Country & that desire of revisiting it which cannot be too much inculcated & cherished in all Colonial Establishments.

The execution of this Plan would at once establish an abundant circulating medium, effectually prevent the depreciation of paper Money by restraining the excessive issue of it, check

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