 | James Morrison (accountant.) - 1825 - 288 pages
...and a promise to deliver them at the intended place for a specified sum. Three bills of lading are usually made out, one to the shipper, another to be...other to be sent to the person to whom the goods are addressed. BILLS, NAVY, are those issued by the Navy Board in payment of stores for the ships, dock-yards,... | |
 | C. Morrison - Bookkeeping - 1828 - 358 pages
...usual to make out three bills, one to the shipper, the second to be held by the captain, and the third to be sent to the person to whom the goods are consigned, by which he can claim them on their arrival. Sill of Sale, is a solemn contract, under seal, whereby... | |
 | C. Morrison - 1828 - 358 pages
...usual to make out three bills, one to the shipper, the second to be held by the captain, and the third to be sent to the person to whom the goods are consigned, by which he can claim them on their arrival. Jlill of Sale, is a solemn contract, under seal, whereby... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin Foster - Accounting - 1836 - 192 pages
...usual to make out three bills, one to the shipper, the second to be held by the captain, and the third to be sent to the person to whom the goods are consigned, by which he can claim them on their arrival. Bill of Sale, is a solemn contract, under seal, whereby... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin Foster - Accounting - 1837 - 224 pages
...usual to make out three bills, one to the shipper, the second to be held by the captain, and (he third to be sent to the person to whom the goods are consigned, by which he can claim them on their arrival. Bill of Entry, a list of the particulars of goods entered... | |
 | Benjamin Franklin Foster - Bookkeeping - 1837 - 262 pages
...usual to make out three bills, one to the shipper, the second to be held by the captain, and the third to be sent to the person to whom the goods are consigned, by which he can claim them on their arrival. Bill of Sale. A contract, under seal, whereby a person... | |
 | Horace Mann - 1855 - 272 pages
...them at the intended place for a specified sum. Three bills of lading are usually made out, one for the shipper, another to be held by the captain, and...other to be sent to the person to whom the goods are addressed. BILLS, NAVY, are those issued by the British Navy Board, in payment of stores for the ships,... | |
 | Duncan Macdougal - 1862 - 104 pages
...deliver them at the intended place for a speeified sum. Three bills of lading are usually made ont ; one to the shipper, another to be held by the captain,...other to be sent to the person to whom the goods are addressed. Bills of Lad ing are written on stamped paper in Great Britain, (duty 3s.) and are transferable... | |
 | Henry Manly - 1864 - 128 pages
...lading, one to be left with the shipper, the second to be held by the captain of the ship, and the third to be sent to the person to whom the goods are consigned, by which he can claim them on their arrival. BILLS, NAVY, bills issued by the navy board in payment... | |
 | John Groesbeck - Arithmetic - 1867 - 226 pages
...shipped, and may be indorsed or transferred to other parties. Three sets are usually made out : one to be sent to the person to whom the goods are consigned, one for the person shipping the goods, and a third to be retained by the carrier, or master of the... | |
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... Lading, a printed agreement between the shipper of goods and the captain of a ship, binding the latter to deliver them " in good order and well conditioned," on payment of a certain freight. It is usual to make out three bills, one to the shipper,... 
