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be retained in France. To B. Franklin. Philadelphia, July 21st, 1781, 396 Banking operations in regard to the Pennsylvania emission of bills of credit.--Has been unable to fulfil Dr Franklin's contract relative to supplies. Circular to the Governors of the States. Philadelphia, July 25th, 1781, 400 The accounts of the United States with the States will be liquidated as soon as possible.--Desires to be informed of the revenue and financial operations of the State. B. Franklin to Robert Morris. Passy, July 26th, 1781, 405 Expressing his satisfaction with Mr Morris's appointment.--Difficulties in the situation of a public officer. B. Franklin to Robert Morris. Passy, July 26th, 1781, 406 Disposition of the moneys raised in France. To the Governors of several States. Philadelphia, July 27th, 1781, 408 Importance of a compliance with the recommendation of Congress for laying an impost on imports.--Answer to the objection, that commerce will not bear the duty.--Error of the notion that the duty should be carried to the account of the State where levied.--The debt cannot be apportioned to the States.--Hopes of the enemy from disunion. To John Jay. Philadelphia, July 29th, 1781, 414 Enclosing the above letters to the Governor of Havana and Mr Smith. To the President of the Council of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, July 30th, 1781, 415 Financial operation's of Pennsylvania.--Accounts with the United States.--Mr Searle's mission to Holland. George Washington to Robert Morris. Head Quarters, Dobbs's Ferry, August 2d, 1781, 417 Plan of striking a blow in Virginia.--Wishes information as to the probability of obtaining vessels and provisions in the Chesapeake. To M. de la Luzerne. Philadelphia, Aug. 2d, 1781, 419 Fluctuations in the exchange between the United States and France.--Efforts to raise and settle the value of the bills.--The bills issued by the French have disturbed
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