Exchequer bill, 1781 June 21, Paris, pay to William Bradford / F. Hopkinson.

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Exchequer bill, 1781 June 21, Paris, pay to William Bradford / F. Hopkinson.

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Printed form with ms. inserts, signed. Payment to William Bradford for interest due on money borrowed by the United States for $36 in 180 livres tournois signed by Francis Hopkinson as Treasurer of Loans, countersigned by Jos. Clarke, Commissioner of the Continental Loan-Office in the State of Rhode Island.

1 leaf ; 10 x 21 cm.

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Hopkinson, Francis, 1737-1791

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Clarke, Joseph F. (Joseph Francis)

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