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</head>The Register is indisputably to prevent a note from receiving<lb/>payment twice over, and from | </head><p>The Register is indisputably to prevent a note from receiving<lb/>payment twice over, and from | ||
passing in circulation for more<lb/> or less than its value. <note>The supposition is that the payment is made, from the Principal Office, through the medium of a Local Office, in a way similar to that in which the note itself was issued.</note> | passing in circulation for more<lb/> or less than its value. <note>The supposition is that the payment is made, from the Principal Office, through the medium of a Local Office, in a way similar to that in which the note itself was issued.</note> | ||
<del><add><gap/>the year. The Register</add></del><lb/> | <del><add><gap/>the year. The Register</add></del><lb/></p> | ||
Concerning this mode | <p>Concerning this mode of entering the year on the Register,<lb/> with a view to the prevention of forgery, in<lb/> the <!-- blank space --> <hi rend='underline'>Securities against Forgery.</hi> The only forgery <lb/><del>which</del> by the commission of which any <del>prof</del> <lb/>profit may be made in this instance is the <lb/>obligation of a year that had been entered<lb/> & this <gap/> addition of a year, loss - not<lb/> profit would be the consequence.<lb/> </p> | ||
of entering the year on the Register,<lb/> with a view to the prevention of forgery, in<lb/> the <!-- blank space --> <hi rend='underline'>Securities against Forgery.</hi> The only forgery <lb/><del>which</del> by the commission of which any <del>prof</del> <lb/>profit may be made in this instance is the <lb/>obligation of a year that had been entered<lb/> | <p>As to the number of years for which spaces are <lb/>provided in the Register, it is that ... ...<lb/> | ||
end of which a quantity <add>... quantity of</add> the capital placed out<lb/>in this way would be doubled by the <del>...</del><lb/> | |||
... interest at simple interest, if suffered<lb/> to accumulate. When the Register <del>is</del> <add>has been</add> thus filled,<lb/> the note will <add>of course</add> | |||
... to be called in and<lb/> exchanged for a fresh note.</p><p>Supposing each note <del>in what year soever</del><lb/>to have the same number of years to run in<lb/> what year soever offered, the business of exchange<lb/> would thus remain distributed among different<lb/> years, <del>which would be a</del> more ... arrangement<lb/>, it would seem, than if a single year<lb/> were to be loaded with the whole.<lb/></p> | |||
It has been shewn ... above [ ] that the<lb/> form of the Daily Augmentation Table | |||
will require to ... a different form, according to the magnitude<lb/> of the note: and in the lower rates will vanish<lb/>all together. For the Register of ... payments of<lb/>interest and the Yearly Augmentation Table the demand will be nearly the same | |||
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[29] [Register of Yearly Payments &c] Comprising How the ...
The Register is indisputably to prevent a note from receiving
payment twice over, and from
passing in circulation for more
or less than its value. The supposition is that the payment is made, from the Principal Office, through the medium of a Local Office, in a way similar to that in which the note itself was issued.
the year. The Register
Concerning this mode of entering the year on the Register,
with a view to the prevention of forgery, in
the Securities against Forgery. The only forgery
which by the commission of which any prof
profit may be made in this instance is the
obligation of a year that had been entered
& this addition of a year, loss - not
profit would be the consequence.
As to the number of years for which spaces are
provided in the Register, it is that ... ...
end of which a quantity ... quantity of the capital placed out
in this way would be doubled by the ...
... interest at simple interest, if suffered
to accumulate. When the Register is has been thus filled,
the note will of course
... to be called in and
exchanged for a fresh note.
Supposing each note in what year soever
to have the same number of years to run in
what year soever offered, the business of exchange
would thus remain distributed among different
years, which would be a more ... arrangement
, it would seem, than if a single year
were to be loaded with the whole.
It has been shewn ... above [ ] that the
form of the Daily Augmentation Table
will require to ... a different form, according to the magnitude
of the note: and in the lower rates will vanish
all together. For the Register of ... payments of
interest and the Yearly Augmentation Table the demand will be nearly the same
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