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<p><note>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§. 6. Statistic function.<lb/>II. Journal<lb/>III <gap/> Groups Book<lb/><gap/> Application <gap/> Book<lb/>2<lb/><gap/> 2. <hi rend="superscript">+</hi> Mode of application<lb/>1. Untransformative<lb/>2. Transformative<lb/>When transformative<lb/>1. Conjunctive<lb/>2. Comixtive</note></p> | |||
<p>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§. 6. Statistic function.<lb/>Transcribe <gap/></p><p>or 6.<lb/>Art ___ or 6. Journals<lb/>continued. III. Moveables —<lb/>For <add>a</add> Receipt<lb/><hi rend="underline">Subbook</hi> <add>See for</add> <hi rend="underline">Heads of<lb/>Entry</hi>, the <hi rend="underline">Outset Book</hi>:<lb/>III <add>Title</add> <hi rend="underline">Moveables.</hi><del>Others use</del> <add>Follow <gap/></add><lb/><add><gap/></add> peculiar to the <hi rend="underline">Journal</hi>.<lb/>Relative occurrences —<lb/>Examples.</p><p>I. In <add>the</add> <hi rend="underline">Receipt Column</hi><lb/>or <add>Sub</add> <hi rend="underline">Book.</hi><lb/>1. Day of receipt, viz. of<lb/>year, month and week.<lb/>2.Name of the subject<lb/>matter received.<lb/>3. Quantity.<lb/>4. Quality, if variable<lb/>and ascertainable.<lb/>5. Moveable receptacle,<lb/>or say package,<lb/>if any in what received —<lb/>wood, glass,<lb/>paper etc.<lb/>6. Delivered, by whom.<lb/>7. Received, by whom.<lb/>8. Source whence.<lb/>9. 1. If fabricated, from<lb/>whose custody.<lb/>10. 2. If purchased, from<lb/>whom.<lb/>11. 3. If hire, from whom.<lb/>12. 4. If transreceptive,<lb/>from what office.<lb/>13. So, if retroacceptive.<lb/>14. If ex.dono acceptive<lb/>from whom.<lb/><note>Stowed<lb/>where</note><lb/>15. In what area,<lb/>edifice, apartment, and<lb/>fixt interior receptacle<lb/>deposited.<lb/>16. In case of<lb/>subsequent inspection by<lb/>an appropriate<lb/>functionary, his name,<lb/>proper and official,<lb/>with his signature.<lb/>17. So of every other<lb/>person present.</p><pb/>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§. 6. Statistic function.<lb/>Transcribe <gap/><p>7<lb/><gap/> <gap/> <gap/><lb/>Art ___ or 7. With no<lb/><add>5 Confer Loss Book</add> unpreponderant hardship<lb/>is the obligation of<lb/>furnishing this evidence<lb/>accompanied.<lb/>1. If one person is charged<lb/>and thereby burthened,<lb/>another is discharged and<lb/>thereby benefited.<lb/>2. Only in case of deliquency<lb/>does this burthen<lb/>attach.<lb/>3. The burthen is no<lb/>other than in Judicial<lb/>practice is imposed on<lb/>unpaid non-functionaries —<lb/>thence without consent<lb/>or equivalent: in<lb/>this case with consent<lb/>and equivalent — to wit<lb/>official pay.</p> | |||
<p><gap/> <gap/> 8. <gap/><lb/>Art ___ or 8. <del>Journal Book<lb/>continued</del> II Application<lb/><add>Sub Specific</add> SubBook. Modes of<lb/>application are<lb/>1. principal or say individual.<lb/>2. Subsidiary, or say<lb/>instrumental <gap/></p><p>By <hi rend="underline">subsidiary</hi> <add>instrumental</add><lb/>understand that which is made<lb/>of engines, tools, receptacles,<lb/>fixt and moveable and<lb/>vehicles which, as such,<lb/>are each applied to the<lb/>bringing into existence and<lb/>preparing for service an<lb/>indefinite multitude<lb/>of principal subject<lb/>matter.</p><p>These being applied or<lb/>applicable, employed or<lb/>employable every day,<lb/>the application made of<lb/>them will <add>not</add> need to be<lb/>registered on any day.</p><pb/>Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.<lb/>§. 6. Statistic function.<lb/>Transcribe <gap/><p><gap/> <gap/> 9 <gap/><lb/>Art ___ or 9. 2. Where<lb/>the mode of application<lb/>is individual, the<lb/>subject matter may be<lb/>brought into <add><gap/> <gap/></add> use either<lb/>1. singly, or 2. conjunctively<lb/>with others: forming<lb/>therewith a composite<lb/>subject matter<lb/>of which they are the<lb/>elementary matters.<lb/>1. Where it is brought<lb/>into use singly, the<lb/>fabrication is simply<lb/><hi rend="underline">transformative</hi>, as in<lb/>the case of iron or brass<lb/>formed into cannon<lb/>mortars, balls, or bombs:<lb/>where it is brought into<lb/>use in conjunction<lb/>with others, forming<lb/>therewith a complex<lb/>subject matter, call the<lb/>mode of application &<lb/>fabrication <hi rend="underline">conjunctive</hi>:<lb/>when conjunctive, the<lb/>mode of <del>operation</del> will<lb/>be either 1. by simple<lb/>apposition as in the case<lb/>of the elementary parts<lb/>of the carriages: or by<lb/><hi rend="underline">mixture</hi>, as in the case<lb/>of the elementary ingredients<lb/>of the gunpowder.<lb/>For some cases, in the<lb/>formation of the thing<lb/>for use materials are<lb/>consumed which enter<lb/>not into the<lb/>composition of it:<lb/>principal: Example<del>s</del>, fuel,<lb/><add>in particular</add> <del>especially</del>when<lb/>employed in fusion<lb/>or refusion.</p> | |||
<note>1<lb/>Application Subspecific Book<lb/><gap/> 1. Application mode<lb/>1. Principal of things <gap/><lb/>2. Instrumental or subsidiary<lb/>See A - <gap/> <gap/><lb/>receptacles, vehicles,<lb/>Employable every day, these<lb/>need <hi rend="underline">not</hi> be registered every day<lb/>§<lb/><del>Application mode</del><lb/>2<lb/>Mode of application<lb/>of which <gap/> parts<lb/>applied 1. Untransformative etc.<lb/>§<lb/>Elementary subject<lb/><hi rend="underline">matter is applied</hi><lb/>Heads of entrys.<lb/>10<lb/><gap/> These entries will<lb/>d<hi rend="superscript">o</hi> of the apartments<lb/><hi rend="underline">where</hi> <gap/>,<lb/>Superordinates may keep<lb/>up with the work as<lb/>usual.</note> | |||
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6) or 7? 1826. May 17. + C2 11
Constitutional Code.
Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 6. Statistic function.
II. Journal
III Groups Book
Application Book
2
2. + Mode of application
1. Untransformative
2. Transformative
When transformative
1. Conjunctive
2. Comixtive
Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 6. Statistic function.
Transcribe
or 6.
Art ___ or 6. Journals
continued. III. Moveables —
For a Receipt
Subbook See for Heads of
Entry, the Outset Book:
III Title Moveables.Others use Follow
peculiar to the Journal.
Relative occurrences —
Examples.
I. In the Receipt Column
or Sub Book.
1. Day of receipt, viz. of
year, month and week.
2.Name of the subject
matter received.
3. Quantity.
4. Quality, if variable
and ascertainable.
5. Moveable receptacle,
or say package,
if any in what received —
wood, glass,
paper etc.
6. Delivered, by whom.
7. Received, by whom.
8. Source whence.
9. 1. If fabricated, from
whose custody.
10. 2. If purchased, from
whom.
11. 3. If hire, from whom.
12. 4. If transreceptive,
from what office.
13. So, if retroacceptive.
14. If ex.dono acceptive
from whom.
Stowed
where
15. In what area,
edifice, apartment, and
fixt interior receptacle
deposited.
16. In case of
subsequent inspection by
an appropriate
functionary, his name,
proper and official,
with his signature.
17. So of every other
person present.
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Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 6. Statistic function.
Transcribe
7
Art ___ or 7. With no
5 Confer Loss Book unpreponderant hardship
is the obligation of
furnishing this evidence
accompanied.
1. If one person is charged
and thereby burthened,
another is discharged and
thereby benefited.
2. Only in case of deliquency
does this burthen
attach.
3. The burthen is no
other than in Judicial
practice is imposed on
unpaid non-functionaries —
thence without consent
or equivalent: in
this case with consent
and equivalent — to wit
official pay.
8.
Art ___ or 8. Journal Book
continued II Application
Sub Specific SubBook. Modes of
application are
1. principal or say individual.
2. Subsidiary, or say
instrumental
By subsidiary instrumental
understand that which is made
of engines, tools, receptacles,
fixt and moveable and
vehicles which, as such,
are each applied to the
bringing into existence and
preparing for service an
indefinite multitude
of principal subject
matter.
These being applied or
applicable, employed or
employable every day,
the application made of
them will not need to be
registered on any day.
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Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 6. Statistic function.
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Art ___ or 9. 2. Where
the mode of application
is individual, the
subject matter may be
brought into use either
1. singly, or 2. conjunctively
with others: forming
therewith a composite
subject matter
of which they are the
elementary matters.
1. Where it is brought
into use singly, the
fabrication is simply
transformative, as in
the case of iron or brass
formed into cannon
mortars, balls, or bombs:
where it is brought into
use in conjunction
with others, forming
therewith a complex
subject matter, call the
mode of application &
fabrication conjunctive:
when conjunctive, the
mode of operation will
be either 1. by simple
apposition as in the case
of the elementary parts
of the carriages: or by
mixture, as in the case
of the elementary ingredients
of the gunpowder.
For some cases, in the
formation of the thing
for use materials are
consumed which enter
not into the
composition of it:
principal: Examples, fuel,
in particular especiallywhen
employed in fusion
or refusion.
1
Application Subspecific Book
1. Application mode
1. Principal of things
2. Instrumental or subsidiary
See A -
receptacles, vehicles,
Employable every day, these
need not be registered every day
§
Application mode
2
Mode of application
of which parts
applied 1. Untransformative etc.
§
Elementary subject
matter is applied
Heads of entrys.
10
These entries will
do of the apartments
where ,
Superordinates may keep
up with the work as
usual.
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