In a merchant’s accounts, all bills which he has accepted, and promissory notes which he has made, are called “bills payable,” and are entered in a ledger account under that name, and recorded in a book bearing the same title.
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In a merchant’s accounts, all bills which he has accepted, and promissory notes which he has made, are called “bills payable,” and are entered in a ledger account under that name, and recorded in a book bearing the same title.
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