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Excerpt from A Treatise Upon Money, Coins, and Exchange, in Regard Both to Theory and Practice, Giving a Full and Particular Account of the Nature and Origin of That Most Useful and Intricate Part of Commerce: With Forms of Bills Mostly in Use, and the Custom of Merchants Relating Thereto, in an Easy and Familiar Method; As Also Tables Relating to the Conformity of Different Weights and Measures
III. The young gauoer's instructor: Be ing the molt Plain and Eafy Introduction to that Art. To which are added, feveral 'ufeful Tables and Problems, never before publifhed, and an Appendix on the gauging irregular Bodies; wherein feveral Er rors of former Writers on this So bjeé't are demon firated and corrected, by isaac overley, Officer of the Excife, 4 I.
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