1791 "Gazette of the United States" on the Bank Bill Under Review by Congress

RARE 1791 Gazette of the United States Newspaper Article W/John Adams' Discourses on Davila No. 26 - This special find is a Gazette of the United States newspaper article, dated March 16, 1791. John A

Including: July 10, 1832 Circular of President Andrew Jackson's "VETO. Message from the President of the United States, returning the Bank Bill to the Senate, with His Objections", 11" x 17 1/2" sheet

Western America 1849 "Californian Gold" Reported In "The United States Magazine and Democratic Review" To Congress January 1849-Dated California Gold Rush Period, Imprint titled, "The United States Ma

Very fine condition. Signed Teebee/Burke.

Property from a Private Collection, Bluffton, SC Description: 4 Framed United States Bank Notes, comprising a one dollar silver certificate bill, 'series of 1899', a one dollar bill 'series of 191

Federal Period Rare 1791 First Year of Charter United States Loan Office Receipt to The Bank of the United States December 2, 1791-Dated Federal Period. Partially-Printed Document Signed, “Jno. Gore

Autographs Nicholas Biddle Signed 1838 Bank of the United States Bill of Exchange in the amount of 10,000 Pounds Sterling NICHOLAS BIDDLE (1786-1844), American Financier who Served as the Third and La

Pamphlet "Speech of Mr. (Daniel) Webster on Moving for Leave to Introduce A Bill to Continue the Bank of the United States for Six Years..", printed by Gale and Seaton, 1834 at Washington. Very Good,

1882 1ed Bank of North America Alexander Hamilton Ben Franklin Finance BANKING In 1781, The Bank of North America was the first private bank established by Congress in the United States. It was import

1790 Gazette of the US Congress on Assumption Act. The June 30, 1790 issue of the “Gazette of the United States”, printed by John Fenno in Philadelphia, four pages complete. Interesting debate in

Newspaper, a complete and authentic issue of the Gazette of the United States, New York, February 3, 1790, 4pp., disbound, VG. From pg.2-3 nearly 3 columns of Congressional discussion concerning a wid

the Newark museum copy of congress of the united states document of bill of rights

* [NEWSPAPER]. Gazette of the United States. Vol. II, No. 22, Whole No.126. New York: John Fenno, 26 June 1790. 4 pages on a single bifolium sheet. Includes an Act of Congress establishing judicial co

1797 US CONSTITUTION 5th Congress LAWS John Adams Bill of Rights 1st edition! During the presidency of John Adams, the United States Congress was busy creating and changing laws that pertained to citi

Federal Reserve Bank New York 100 Dollar Bill United states of american, with brown stamp. 1929

Federal Reserve Bank New York 100 Dollar Bill United states of american, with brown stamp. 1929

American, circa 1903. A United States National Currency 20 dollar paper bill for the First National Bank of Portsmouth, Ohio 1903, series of 1902 #54273 with blue 68 markings; 7.5 x 3 inches. Overall

This gold certificate was the highest denomination ever issued by the United States. Used to transfer funds between banks, these notes were never meant for general circulation. In fact, bills like the

Rare small size United States National Currency $5 bill. This hard to find note comes from the First National Bank Of St. Helens Oregon. Series 1929, Charter Number 11200. Ungraded but in good conditi

Authentic large size United States National Currency $20 bill. One of only 8 known. This wonderful note comes from the First National Bank Of Williamsburg Pennsylvania. Series 1902, Charter Number 697

Authentic large size United States National Currency $10 bill. This wonderful note comes from the Blair County National Bank Of Tyrone Pennsylvania. Series 1902, Charter Number 6516. Ungraded but in e

Bill is Graded PMG 20 (Very Fine). Please see the images for further details on the condition of the note.Silver certificates were issued between 1878 and 1964 in the United States as part of its circ

Authentic small size United States National Currency $10 bill. This note comes from the First National Bank Of Seattle, Washington. Series 1929, Charter Number 11280. Ungraded but in excellent conditi

The Political Censor or Monthly Review of the Most Interesting Political Occurrences Relative to the United States of America, by Peter Porcupine (William Cobbett), printed at Philadelphia for Benjami