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1831 June 19

Posology

§. Book-keeping
Hamilton

1 Left side, call it the
diminution side.
2. Right the augmentation.
3 Between will be
on the scale of augmentation
or diminution
there will be applicable
to every subject
matter of property, in
case of money, if on
the augmentation side it is
profit; if on the diminution,
loss.

1. Left side the Debtor side. Suppose Call it the Diminution side

2. Right side. Call it Suppose the Augmentation c side

3. Difference the balance: on the side of Profit or on the
side of loss. The word balance may perhaps remain: it being as extensively understood
perhaps as the word
differences; and being
more particularly appropriate

1. P

1 A person to whom the Accountant himself Account keeper in question Debtor is stated as
being to the Proprietor Account keeper —
Creditor side of the account

2. A Of the person whom the Proprietor Account-keeper considers as being Debtor
to him, say the Counter Dealer or Customer the name is entered on the Debtor side of the Account

☞ All this is correct and — , .

Under that name of the other party on the side on which he
is stated as being considered as Debtor are entered

1. The value of goods sold and delivered to the Customer
the names with the assigned value are entered in the
scale of the in which the of the Customer is by the leading Notes a big Debtor

Of Goods bought on trust and received and money received from — and
every thing for which the other party is considered as accounted
to the Proprietor is entered ☞ for intro

2. So of money paid or to him

By the balance is shewn what of the two is , what
Debtor in the .

Note that here an what requires to be excluded
If he who is stated as Debtor is Debt upon the balance or
Debtor upon the d when this is but one, in this there
is an ambiguity: nothing in the statement but what is unquestionably
true. But where between same two persons the
been dealing a man , he who is Debtor upon the balance
can not in regard of any since received by him be stated Debtor
without a contradiction in terms, he is Debtor and not Debtor
He is one a Logician would say but Debtor
quid or quod hoc — Debtor in respect of each s part or he be
he who is Debtor to him on the whole

Say for example he is a So-far or -far the or the later Debtor.

In the other between them he would have been Debt

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Date_1	1831-06-19	Marginal Summary Numbering	or 1
Box	135	Main Headings	posology
Folio number	145	Info in main headings field	posology
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