To the Governor of Havana. Philadelphia, July 17th, 1781,
State of the finances.—Plan of the National Bank.—Solicits deposits from Spain.—Sends bills for this purpose.—Sends a frigate to receive the sum drawn for in specie.
To Robert Smith. Philadelphia, July 17th, 1781,
Directing him to use his efforts in favor of the bank.—Sends a cargo of flour to be returned in specie.—Bill of exchange on Messrs Le Couteulx & Co. to be presented to the Governor of Havana.
To B. Franklin. Philadelphia, July 19th, 1781,
Supplies obtained by Colonel Laurens.—The proposed new loan may be retained in France.
To B. Franklin. Philadelphia, July 21st, 1781,
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,
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.