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1826. May 22d. A 4
Constitutional Code.

Ch. IX. Ministers Collectively.
§. 6. Statistic function.

Expository 16.
Art. 16. III. Loss Book or
Books. By a Loss Book
understand a Book
in which is made
entry of loss in all
shapes, with the causes:
distinguishing
in each case whether the loss be
how ascertained,
conjectured, and or
unconjecturable.

17.
Art. 17. To each subject
matter, as above, there
may be a Loss Sub book.

18.
Art. 18. As to things
moveable — Serviceably
eliminated will
be those which are no
otherwise of use than
in so far as they are
consumed: disserviceably
eliminated, as
above, those, from the
elimination of which
no profit is in any
shape derived.

19 Uses
Art. 19. III Loss Book
in Uses: to wit. 1
All comprehensive
and ultimate use of
it in respect of contents
and form of loss.

20.
Art 20. Particular,
elementary and
instrumental uses, these.
1. As to each individual
loss, preventing
or minimizing the
instance of it's removal,
by pointing the attention
of those whom it
may concern to it's
nature, efficient causes,
and authors.

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20 contind.
2. So, to the aggregate
annual or other periodical
amount.
3. Serving for comparison
between each and
each other's year's loss:
thereby for increase of
preventive attention
where loss is upon the
increase.
4. For the purpose of
prevention in future, pointing
the attention of
inspecting superordinates
to loss by negligence or
wilfulness on the part
of their subordinates, and
to loss by wilful
delinquency on the part of
non-functionaries.
5. So, to loss by the
disadvantageous bargains
with non-functionaries
on the occasion of
purchase or hire, sale or
lease-letting.
6. So, to extra merit
on the part of subordinates,
in respect of
the prevention or
diminution of loss, with
a view to extra remuneration.
7. Exciting and keeping
up emulation among
subordinates as to the
minimization of loss.
8. Pointing the attention
of the Public Opinion
Tribunal to the prevention
of loss by the apprehension
of its censors
and furnishing it with
matter to operate upon.

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21.
Art 21. Efficient causes
of loss may be these
enumerated.
1. Unpreventible accident
or casualty. Unpreventible
accidents, tho'
by the supposition they
can not be prevented,
may yet be foreseen
as more or less probable,
and accordingly,
in the way of supply,
provided against.
2. On the part of a
directing or custodient
functionary, want of
appropriate information.
3. On want of adequate
and due attentions.
4. On the part of a
directing or custodient
functionary, embezzlement
or peculation.
5. On the part of a
non-functionary, stealing
or fraudulent obtainment.

22.
Art. 22. In a proportion
more or less
considerable, the causes,
the authors, and even
the amount will be
out of the reach of
ascertainment; for a
time at least, even
out of the reach of
conjecture. But, from this
uncertainty, no reason
results for forbearing
or omitting to put up a
record, in any case, so
much as is ascertained,
and in some cases
the subject-matter and
result of conjecture.
For

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Date_1	1826-05-22	Marginal Summary Numbering	16-22
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