General Counting House Bills Exchange 1766

r « 7 _— THE —, a + Ae. —ͤ— ſ— <4 CEE 0 I GENERAL CounTiNG-Hovuse, 2 I AND MAN OF BUSINESS. CALCULATED To promote Facility and ACCURACY in Accounts of Buſineſs, relative to the Mtxcnanrt, the Banker, UNDERWRITER, BROKER, Factor, ELO TER, DRAWER, REMITTER, PARTNER, TRUSTEE, ManuFacT URER, WannnovasKEEPER, SHOPKEEPER, STOREKEEPER, LANDED. 88 CHAMBERLAIN, FARMER, Oc. warn THE Method of negotiating e of Excuance, in all he trading Countries in EUROPE. # F BT WILLIAM GORDON, Author of the UNIVTRSAL ACCOUNTANT. i us e ben at imbuta recen, * odorem. An Hon. EDINBURG A. Printed for A. Don AI bsox, and fold at his from in LonDoN and EDINBURGH. MDCCLXVI. O HIS GRACE ALEXANDER DukE of GorDoxN, I The Gentrar. CounTinG-Hovss, and Man of BusiNntss, is, with great Sub miſſion and Reſpect, dedicated by His Grace's Moſt obedient, I Moſt obliged, and Moſt humble Servant,; Academy, Glaſgow, April 18. 1766. WILLIAM GORDON. To ru PUBLIC. Lrnovon there is a ſufficient number of ſpeci- = mens in the UNIVERSAL AccounTANT to direct che practice of the ingenious in any branch of bufinefs whatever; yet, as there are many who have neither time, nor think themſelves under the neceffi ity to ſtudy thoſe parts of a ſcience which haue no-immetliate relation to the particular ſpecies of buſineſs in which they themſelves are employed, I thought models of ſuch accounts as have been…