Ax A. Ccokxt, , Recexpts A. Kb Ezpeksxtvres

AX A. CCOKXT, ,

OF THE

/ J RECEXPTS A. KB EZPEKSXTVRES

THE TKAR 1885.

Stated in pursuance of the standing order of the House of Representatives of the United States, passed on the thirtieth day of December, 1791.

PREPARED IVi THE OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF THE TREASURY.

CITY OI' WASHINGTON:

BLAIR R RIVES~ PRINTERS 1836, [I ]

GENERAL ACCOUNT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDI'I'l. PI'. ~)

To balance in the Treasury on the 51st of Decembe;. , 1854 88, 89n, 858 q. TO RECEIPTS. FROM MERCHA. NDIZE AND TONNAGE.

From Collectors of the Customs of the following Districts:

James W. Ripley, P assamaquoddy, Me. 4r4 an Samuel A. Morse, Machias, do. /) 77 Daniel Lane, Belfast, do. 1,929. 50 Benny McCobb, Waldoborough, do. 98S 54 Thomas McCrate, Wiscasset, do. I, /51 G7 Joseph Sewall, Bath, do. S, 673 80 William King, late do. do. 54 GO John Chandler, Portland, do. 92, 799 73 Barnabas Palmer, Kennebunk, do. /09 12 /'c i 3~/'7 Daniel P. Drown, Portsmouth, N. H. 9, 828 50 William Pickering, late do. do. P. , S42 "8 Archibald W. Hy~de, Vermont, "86 ' Charles K. Williams, la te do. E 264 08 Samuel Phillips, Newburyport, Mass. 14 094 So William Beach, Glou c ester, rl o. 5, 728 1G James Miller, Salem, do. 51,90, 73 David Henshaw, Boston, do. 2 , 612,48G 10 Lcmuel %' illiams, New Bedford, do. 10, 5o8 99 Phineas W. Leland, Dighton, do. 35, 500 Isaiah L. Green, Ba~rnstable, do. 331 30 Martin T. Morion, Nantucket, do. Schuyler Sampson, Plymouth, rlo. 1„F00 Vr alter R. Danforth, Providence, II. I. 66, 069 04 Nathaniel Bullock, Bristol, do. 34, 4/ 6 59 W illiam Littlefield, Newport, &lo. 6, 493 19 Isaac Burdick, late do. do. 52S 9(J Noah A. Phelps, Middletown, Conn. 15)519. 1G William H. Ellis, New Haven, do. 55, T59 30 Abraham Bishop, late do. do. 275 98 Ingoldsby W. Crawford New London, do. 9.21 88 Samuel Simons, Fairfield, do. 1,081 17 Samuel Swartwout, New Vork, N. V. 11,597, 466 90 David B. McNeil, Champlain, do. 9, 73o 34 John P. Osborne, Sagharbor, do. 1,493 18 George H. McWhorter, Oswego, do. 961 08 Baron S. Doty, Oswegatchie, do. -7T 89 I'homas Loomi~, Sa-kett's Harbor, do. P3 50 lac oh Gould, Gennessee, do. P5 ]5 Pierre A. Barker, BufFalo, do. ~59 T8 3eorge W. Tucker, Little Egg Harbor, N. J. 754 88 ~ershom Mott, Burlington, do. 5n 5P. Cahlon D. Canfield, Great Egg Harbor, do. 9T5 85 Carried forward $14,637, "85 53 8, 899, 858 4g t:~3 'OF THE UXi'ITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1835.

BY EXPENDITURES. PAYMENTS FOR THE CIVIL LIST. Page 8 Compensation and mileage of Senators and Members of the House of Representatives and Delegates 409., 455 40 9 Pay of the oKcers and cle;ks of both heuses of Congress 31,33o 79 9 Incidental and contingent expenses ot' the Senate 85, 550 9 Incidental and contingent expenses ot the House of Representatives 199,950 9 Salary ef the principal and assistant librarians R, 499 16 9 Contingent expenses of the I ibrary of Con- gress, and pay of messenger 1, 100 9 Purchase of books for the Library of Con- gress 5, 000 10 Purchase of books for the Law Library of Congress 1,000 10 Furniture for the Library of Congress 500 10 Compensaiion to the President and Vice President of the United States, the Sec- retaries of State, Treasury, VVar, and Navy, and Postmaster General 58, 999 99 10 Clerks and messengers in the once of the Secretary of State g0, 959 65 Clerks. Machinist and messenger in the Pa- 10 1". tent OAice 5 375 10 Contingent expenses of the once of &he Secretary of State, including printing, publishing, and packing the laws 25, 000 11 Compiling, printing and binding tive Biennial Register 1,650 11 Contingent expenses of the Patent OSce 1,500 11 Superhxtende»tand watchinenof theNorth- east Executive Building 3, 500 11 Contingent expenses ~f the Northeast Executive Building 11 Clerks and messengers in the oSce of the Secretary of the I'reasury 16,676 17 11 First Comptroller of the Treasury 3, 500 11 Clerks and messengers in the ofnce of the First Comptroller 19,190 09 11 Second Comptroller of the Treasury 3, 000 ll Clerks and messenger in the office of the Second Comptroller 10,450 11 First Auditor of the Treasury 3, 000 12 Clerks and messen'cr in the oKce of the First Auditor- 14, 755 56

Carpeted forward $917,593 87 [~j GENERAL ACCOl'. i'I' OF RECEIPTS itND EXPENDITURES

TO RECEIPTS.

Brought forward 5 I I , 637, 980 50 8 89o 858 4 Daniel Garrison, Bridgetown, N. J. 421 04 Joseph W. Reckless, Perth Amboy do. 232, I09 oT 23$2A3y John Clark, Pa. 900 98 Pittsburgh, l'8'-r + James N. Barker, Philadelphia, do. ~ , 159 Ill 30 g $/P IJ. James H. McCulloch, Baltimore, Md. 666, 93T 6 I George Hudson, Snowhill, do. 80 Richard Sands, A. nnapolis, do. 79 43 John Randall, late do. dol 3, 46 Charles Leary, Vienna, do. 600 John Ennalls, late do. do. 116 20 Thomas Turner, Georgetown, D. C 911 07 George Brent, Alexandria, do. 90, 941 01 Conway Whittle, Norfolk, Va 33, 872 74 Phomas Nelson, Richmond, do. 36, 641 65 lames Gibbon, late do. do. 28, 620 18 Charles D. McIndoe, Petersburg, do. 3)6, 494 58 Joseph Jones, late do. do. 9, 403 4S James Robertson, late do. do 500 Robert S. Garnett, Tappahannock do 512 20 Nathaniel Holland, Cherry Stone, do 900 /q, . 74-~'-il~ James Owen, Wilmington, N. C 16,434 94 Robert Cochran, late &lo. do. 4, 10T 26 Thomas S. Singleton, Newbern, do. Rl"

Stephen Charles, Camden, &.lo. 5, 098 S9 Thomas H. Blount, Washington, do. 2, 580 4o Levi Fagan, Plymo)i th, do. 106 16 Bro', Silvester vn, Ocracoke, &1 0 ~ I, OI5 61 James E. Gibble, Beaufort, do. 112 59 James Manney, late do. do. 1,001 Duncan McDonald, Edenton, do. 3)333 Po James R. Pringle, Chai leston, S. C. 401, T83 17 Thomas L. Shaw, Georgetown, do. 1T4 29 go& r~b g ~'~ Abraham B. Fannin, Savannah, Ga. 78, 291 93 Archibald Clark, St. Mary' s, do. 719 02 Abraham Bessent, late &10. &1 0. ~ 1, 128 45 Johh N. McIntosh, Brunswick, do. 3, 246:4 Gabriel J. FloJ d, Appalachicola, Fl. T. 991 81 Robert Mitchell, Pensacola, &1 o. 15I 57 William A. Whitehead, Key West, do. o, So6 57 James Dell, St. John' s, do. 466 16 John Rodman, St. Augustine, do. 907 15 Jesse H. Willis, St. &lark)s, do. 759 I6 George AV. Owen, Mobile, Al. 30, 054 97 Ogden D. LangstaA; Teche, La. 714 6T James '0. Breedlove, New Orleans, do. 961,365 86 Joel M. Smith, Nashville, Tenn 2, 506 75 Samuel Starkvreather, Cuyahoga, Ohio 150 34 Parried forward, 819,885, 083 59 8, 899, 858 4p [~1 'OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1835— Continued.

BY EXPEND1TURES. Ill Brought forward $917,593

., Page ~' ]P. Second Auditor of th Treasury 2, 750 1" Clerks and messenger in the office of the Second Auditor 16,409 19 Third Auditor of the Treasury 3,000 ]9 Clerks and messengers in the office of thc Third Auditor 24, 550 ]2 Fourth Auditor of the Treasury 3, 000 ]2 Clerks and tnessenger. in the once, of the Fourth Auditor ] 6, 997 58 ]9 Fifth Auditor of the Treasury 13 Clerks and messenger in the office of the Fifth Auditor 11,671 96 13 Treasurer of the United States 3, 000 13 Clerks and messenger in the office of the Treasurer 7, ]5o 13 Register l' the Treasury 3, 000 13 Clerks and messeugcrs in the officc of the Register 24, 364 o6 13 Comndssioner of the General Land Offtcc 9, 750 13 Clerks and messengers in thc General Land Office ] 8, 769 ]3 Additional Clerks in the General Land OKcc 29., 000 14 Solicitor of the Treasury 3, 500 14 Clerks and messenger in the olftce of the Solicitor 3, 950 14 Secretary to the Commissioners of the Sink- ing Fund 88 89 14 For translations, and for transmitting passports and sea letters 300 ]4 Stating and prittting the Public A. ccounts 1, 400 14 Contingent expenses of the office of the Secretary of theTreasury 7, 589 82 14 Do. First C om ptrol 1 er 1,500 14 Do. Secontl Comptroller 1, 500 15 Do. First Auditor 800 15 Do. Second Auditor 1,000 15 Do. Third Auditor 800 15 Do. Fourth Auditor 800 15 Do. Fifth Auditor 600 15 Do. Treasurer of the United States 700 15 Do. Register of the Treasury 3, 000 15 Do. Commissioner of the Gen- eral Land Office 95, 000 15 Do. Solicitor of the Treasury 1,000

Carrietl 'forward $1 , 133,143 I3) GENERAL ACCOUNT OF' RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITOR HV. ,'

TO RECEIPTS.

Brought forward, 8]9,385, 033 59 8, 892, 858 q. Charles Larrabee, late Cincinnati, Ohio ],358 84 Robert Punchon, do. do. 198 21 William H. Hunter, San dusky, do. P6 Q6 Abraharu W endell, 3] icliilimackinac, Mich. 4, 56T 04 Andrew Mack, Detroit, do. ]96 65 19,391, 3]0 59 FROM SALES OF PUBLIC LANDS,

From the following Receivers of Land Offices: David C. Skinner, Marietta, 0, 19,238 98 B. Van Horne, late Zanesville, do. 9, 068 8P. John Hall, do. do. 8],013 69 John H. Viers, Steubenville, do. 5, ] 00 John Coates, Chillicothe, do. 10,700 Morgan Neville Cincinnati, d o. 99, 8PO 76 Moses Dav, son, late do. do. 18 78 Sam'l Quinby, late Wooster, do. 1, 883 18 James Findley, do. do. 7, 500 R. J. Skinner, late Lima, do. 29, 260 Wm. Blackburn, do. do. 231,015 13 Jos. H. Larwill, Buc rrus, do. 307, 159 49 James G. Read, JeAersonville In. 81, 185 25 C. M. Taylor, late clo. do. 4, 465 Wm. H. Hurst, la, te do. do. 400 Janies P. Drake, Vincennes, do. 134, 683 55 Abner McCarty, Indianapolis, do. 33],611 ] 9 Jas. T. Pollock, Crawfordsville, do. 289, 409 63 I. T. Canby, late do. clo. 1,519 38 John Spencer, Fort Way. ie, do. 453, 230 60 John M. Lemon, Laporte, do. 503, ]2T 78 John Caldwell, Shawneetown, ll. 4, 650 Fd. Humphreys, Kaskaskia, do. ]9,241 Benj. F. Eilwards, Edwardsville, do. 341,435 E. J. West, la'. e do. do. 182 William Linn, Vandalia, do. «4, 5T8 11 A .L. D. Ewing, late do. do. 2, ". 00 Guy %'. Smith, Palestine, do. 30, 333 34 John Taylor, Springfield, do. 584, 170 65 Sam. McRoberts, Danville, do. 181,369 66 Thomas Carlin, Quincy, do. 453, 670 p5 E. D. Taylor, Chicago, do. 465, 515 9~ James Stephenson, Galena, do. 333,T80 Samuel Merry, St. Louis, Mo. 59, 733 ]4 Uriel Sebree, Fayette, do. ]03,&73 57

Carried forward, $5, 155,549 95 ]g g] 31p 59

, ~pi K~&~ i;g, , ::;]],p. [3] t'lt)F THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1835— Continued.

BY EXPENDITURES. Brought forward $1, 133,143 48 ?age 16 Superintendent and watchmen of tlte South- east Executive Building 2, 378 5; ~' 16 Contingent expenses of the Southeast Ex- ecutive Building 8, 000 j' 16 Clerks and messengers in the offtce of the Secretary of %Var 19, 100 16 Do. Paymaster General 4, 216 66 16 Do. Com. Gen. of Purchases 5, 019 50 16 Clerks in the o%ce of the Adjutant General 9, 950 1TDo. Corn. Gen. of Subsistence 3, 729 pp 1, Do. Cliief Engineer 2, 950 1T Do. 0rdnance 9, 950 1T Do. Quartermaster General 2, 150 I7 Clerk in the oAice of the Surgeon General 1, 150 1T Do. Topographical Bureau 1&250 1T Commissioner of Indian Affairs 3, 000 17 Clerks aud messenger in the offtce of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs 5, Too 1, Commissioner of Pensions 9, 500 17 Clerks and messengers in the oflice of the Commissio. er of Pensions 16, 650 1, Temporary Clerks in the ofIice of the Com- missioner of Pensions 1o 5go 1S Contingent expenses of the oSce of the Secretary of War 2, 819 94 18 Do. Paymaster General 300 18 Do. Adjutant General 1,000 18 Do. Com. Gen. of Purchases 1,600 18 Do. Conn Gen. of Subsistence 9, 500 18 Do. Chief Engineer 1,300 1S Do. Topographical Bureau 1,990 1S Do. Ordn~ance 800 18 Do. Quartermaster General 6oo 18 Do. Surgeon Gener~i 400 19 Do. Com. of Indian Affairs 800 19 Do. Com. of Pensions 6, 5oo 19 Services of a lithographer and for materials and repairs of the press T50 ] 9 Books, maps and plans for the War Depart- ment 684 39 19 Supe. intendent. and watchmen of the North- west Executive Building 1, 950 19 Contingent expenses of the Northwest Exe- cutive Building 3, 250 19 Clerks and messengers in the offtce of the Secretary of the N avy 11,779 06

Carried. forward 51,960, 673 SP. t 4] GE31,,'RAL ACCOUNT OF RE( EIPTS AND EXPENDIT&RQ

TO RECEIPTS.

Brought forward $5, 155,549 95 19,391, 310 59 8, 892, 858 &: 0 illiam Blakey, Palmyra, Mo. 449, 950 40 W. M. Green, late do. do. 3, 900 John Hays, late Jackson, do. 6, 500 Ralph Guild, do. do. 35, 000 Edwin M. Ryland, Lexington, do. 95, 806 S4 /E~ j~~ Jolm H. Owen, St. Stephen's, Al. 66, 680 17 Uriah G. Mitchell, Cahaba, do. 488, 422 06 Samuel Cruse, Huntsville, do. 38, 130 John Brahan, late do. do. 7, 360 W. G. Parish, Tuscaloosa, do. 360, 000 A. D. Carey, Sparta, do. 32, 800 Andrew Perry, late do. do. 1,600 John Herbert, late do. do. 817 58 Thomas Simpson, Demopolis, do. /59, 625 Nimrod E. Benson, Montgomery, do. 3"7, 501 8S Joab Lawler, Mardssville, do. 61,0y98 10y k/" Q ~ "-'-,/ Anthony W. Rabb, Washington, Mis. 114,070 Thorn. Lewis, late do. do. 3, S50 21 Fran. Lewis, late do. do. 19,694 88 John Duncan, late do. 55 70y Han. Alsbury, late Augusta, do. 3~ 5pp G. H. Holliman, do. do. 103 500 Sam. W. Dickson, Mount Salus, do. 935, 839 96 Rich. H. Sterling, Chocchuma, do. F45, 020 ~iley p. Harris, Columbus, do. 1, 905, 000 ~, P// y'0 /) Maurice Cannon, N. Orleans, I a. . 100, 166 57 Benj R Rogers, Opelousas, do. 39, 604 87 Joseph Friend, late Ouachita, do. 3, 900 Ransom J. Eastin, do. do. 188, 500 Paris Childress, St. Helena, do. ] 5, ppp~ Jona. Kearsley, Detroit, Mich. 494, 943 75 T. C. Sheldon, Bronson, do. 844, F64 19 Daniel B. Miller, Monroe, do. Spo, ppp Joseph Eneiz, Mineral Point, do 141,F44 40 S. XV. Scull, Green Say, do. 160,00" 0 2, gd///:! gp Aaron W. Lyon, Batesville, Ark. 49, 585 f P. T. Crutchfie'd, Little Rock, do. 37, 361 68 Daniel T. W'ilter, Washington, do. 145, 636 88 Matthew Leeper, Fayetteville, do. 30, 839 5R L. Hawkins, late Helena, do. 988, 747 16 Davis Thompson, do. do. 109., 101 34 dg Q, j i/„'k Richard K. Call, Tallahassee, Flo. 37 336 30y f 14,757, 600, 5 FROM NEW INTERNAL REVENUF. From the following Collectors: Abijah Tombling, 15th Dist. N. Y. '1, 183 78 Carried forward, 183 51, 8 34, 148.911 34 Q QO1 «3. 4g [ 4 ] )V THE UNI TED S TA TES FOR THE YEAR 1835— Continned.

BY EXPENDITURES Brought forward, 1,'-60, 673, S~ age 19 Commissioners of the Navy 'Board. 10,500 19 Secretary to the Commissioners of the Navy Board 9,000 04 90 Clerks and messenger in the olf ce of the Commissioners ot the Navy Board 8, 449 97 20 Contingent expenses of the office of the Secretary of the Navy 9., 100 Po Do Cumrs. of the Navy Board 9, 400 90 Superintendent and watchmen of the South- west Lxecutive Building aa 1,950 20 Contingent expenses of the Southwest Ex- ecutive Building 3,056 20 Two Assistants Postmasters General 5, 000 20 Clerks and messengers in the office of the Postmaster General 4 1,933 '. ?0 Additional Clerk hire in the Post Office Department, for 1 834 38, 355 91 Contingent expenses of the oKce of the Postmaster Ge &eral 7, ooo 21 Superintendency of the Building, mal. ing up blanks, &c. 1,640 ol Surveyor General in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan 2, 000 &I Clerks in the office of said Surveyor 5, 459 40 Surveyor in Mississippi 500 9 I Clerks in the office of said Surveyor 475 o I Surveyor in Alabama 9,000 21 CIerks in the o5ce of said Surveyor 3, 405 56 500 9 1 Surveyor in Florida 1, 91 Clerks in the oSce of said Surveyor 9, 950 22 Surveyor Generd1 in Louisiana, 0, 000 e24P. 2P. Clerks in the oS ce of said Surveyor 2, 91 M Surveyor in Arkansas 1,500 M Clerks in the office of said Surveyor ~, Boo Ss To enable the respective Surveyors General to furnish land offices with renewed township plats 4, 5oo Secretary to sign patents for Public Lands 1,500 22 Commissioner of the Public Buildings in 1,779 93 W' a s hi n g t o n 29 Officers and Clerks of the Mint 10,600 93 Governor, Judges and Secretary of the Michigan Territory 1 Odessa 61 23 Contingent expenses of the Michioan Ter-, ritory 377 09 Carried ferward, $1,4'9, 4dd 08 AEXFRAI. AI ('OI'WT OF RF(. ElPTS &31) FXI'F~ oI I'l'Hl';.

T0 I'ECEIPTS. ')-I Brought forward, ~&1, 183 78 34, 148.9 I 1 8, 892, 858 ) Stephen Mather, 18th Dist. N. V. .'60 8, ~- John V.'hite, 1st do. Penn. 5"6 -I9 James Patterson, 17th do. do. 13 Sr John Findlay, Francis Newman, Gth (lo. ilId. 5, 80'2 89-- Jonathan Jackson, -1th (lo. Va. 7 I 6 John Peebles, 1st do. Ohio, -'49 -, I Richar(l (Iitchel l, 1st do. Tenn. 228 19 ~ Samuel Winston, 2d do. M&ss. I)544, 3 ~ 10,459 FROM NEW DIRECT T (iX.

Francis Newmau, late Collector 6th District, 1&Iaryland, 4, 201 55. Richard Jell'ries, Clerl- Dist. Cour". , Eastern District, & irginia, 61, S 4)(68 SS FROM SURPLUS OF ANNUAL EMOLU- MENTS OF OFFICERS OF THE CUS- rOMS.

Leonard M. Parker, late Naval OK- cer, Boston 862 89 James Dalrymple, late Surveyor, Boston 12 14 John Mc'Neil, Survevor, Boston 5T 96 James 'AIiller, Collector, Salem 6 OT Enos T. Throop, Naval Ollicer, N. York 9-, 528 81~ Hector Craig, Surveyor, New York 5, 57, 66 Henry Whiteley, Collector, Wil- mington, Delaware 950 74 Martin Gordon, late Collector, New Orleans 3, 069 41 James lV. Breedlove, Collector, New Orleans SO 93 Samuel Spotts, Surveyor, N. Orleans, 865 84 Henry D. Pierre do. do. P. , 814 80 J. W. Nye, late do. do. 618 66 William A. . Whitehead, Collector, Key West B 86~ 16,958 g, FROM FEES ON LETTERS PATENT.

John Campbell, Treasurer of the United States", g8 820

Carried forward. s(. ss on@ oio ~~ I 49 l:5] ll'l'li3F THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1835— Continued.

BY EXPENDITURES. Brought forvvard, 81,439, 4n6 08 Page 23 Expenses of the Legislative Council of Mich- igan Territory 18,591 T9 n Governor, Judges and Secretary of the Ar- kansas Territory 8, 885 Sn n3 Contingent expenses of the Arkansas Terri- tory 475 n Expenses of the Legislature of Arkansas Territory 10,095 Governor, Judges and Secretary of' the Florida Territory 19 895 Contingent expenses of the Florida Territory 498 n4 Expenses ol the Legislative Council of the Florida Territory 9, 955 P. O n4 Completing the Compilation or the Laws of the Florida Territory 500 Chief Justice, Associate and District Judges ot' the United States 75, n70 11 Chief Justice and. Associate' Judges of the District of Columbia, .!nd Judges of the Orphan's Court 9, 36T39 25 Attorney General of the United States 4, 000 26 Clerk and messenger in the oNce of the Attorney Genera~l 1,300 Contingent expenses of the oNce of the Attoiney General 499 51 n6 Reporter of the Decisions of the Supreme Court 1,000 n3 Compensation to District Attorneys and Marshals ln, 996 75 rI 0 Expenses of Courts of the United States, Sic. 997, 385 86 30 Printing Records in the Supreme Court of the United States 3,000 30 Recording the opinions of the Supreme Court n50 1,905, 551 51

%1 I S CE LL ACEOUS.

30 Payment of sundry annuities, granted by special acts of Congress 1,350 Mint 1T, 206 , .I Purchase of Copper for the 31 Compensation to the assistants in the several departments of the Mint 23 000 re- 31 In cidental and coi !tingent expenses and pairs of the Mint, including wastage on 650 gold and silver coinage 59, 81 Bi&ildings and machine~r for the Branch of tl;e Mint at New Ot leans 80, 000

Carried forward, 61161,606 1,905, 551 51 [6] GEibEI'AL AI;COl'XY Ol' RECEIPTS A&I& E~PE-lm&UR

TO RFCEIPTS.

Brought t'orward, $34, 208, 21" 4.. '. . 8, 892, 858 &"

FROM CENTS COINFD AT rHE MIN l'.

W'illiam Findlay, Treasurer of the Mint 28, 156 50~

FROM FINES, PENALTIES AND FOR- FEITURES.

Daniel Kellog, District Attorney, Vermont 52 41» John W. Livingston, Marshal, North- ern District, New York 54i2 86, William Price, District Attorney, Southern District, New York 100 John M. Davis, Marshal, Western District Pennsylvania 211 85

Robert C. Nicholas, . District Attor- ney, Eastern District, Virginia 69 50 James Points, Marshal, Western Dis- trict, Virginia 500 William Maxwell, Marshal, Georgia 7p clM Matthew H. McAllister, District Attorney, Georgia 21, 50~ John Patterson, Marshal, Ohio 206 78 ~" Gamaliel Taylor, Marshal, Indiana 66 Peter Desnoyers, Marshal, Michigan 50 93 Daniel Goodwin, District Attorney, Michigan 66 56 9, 156 76 FROM PERSONS UNKNOWN, STATED TO BE DUF, TO THE U. S'I'ATES.

John Campbell, Treasurer of the United States 390 FROM POSTAGE OF LETTERS.

Amos Kendall, Postmaster General FOR FEES FOR COPIES FURNISHED BY THE PATEN T OF FICE.

John D. Craig, late Superintendent of the Patent Office 162 01 James C. Pickett, late do. do. R6, 64 ~ Henry Ellsworth, Superintendent do. 235 66 665 3I

Carried forward, &40, &34, 473 99 8 89' 858 4& f» J lllF THE Ui&ITED STATES FOR THE VEAB. 1836 —Continued.

BY EXPENDITURES.

Brought f'orwar&l, $18 l, '&06 1,905, 551 5 1 age 31 Buildings and n;achinery for the Branch of' the Mint at Charlotte, N, C. 1, 600 31 Buildings and machinery for the Branch of the Mint at Dahlohnega, Ga. 1,500 31 I-a. ; nient of demands fo& unclaimed merchandise 3& Support and maintenance of light houses& 5, ~. 235, 056, 0 33 Light house on the northeasterly part of Straitmouth harbor, Mass. 4, 091 29 33 Cdmpletion of the erection of a. Spindle on Minot's ledge, Mass. (50 SS Buoys in or near the harbor of Lynn, Mass. 451 2'8 33 Buoys on %Vest Island ledge, Mass. ST2 1, SS Stone Beacon on Collier's ledge, Vineyard sound 1, 309 95 33 Buovs at or near the harbor of W~antucket 600 33 Buoys in the harbor of New Bedford 308 51 33 Buoys and Beacons in Buxxard. 's bay 1, 519 5, 33 Spindle near the entrance i&f Mystic river 1T8 35 31 Light boat and bell to be anchored at Bart- lett's reef 4, 981 50 SS Rebuilding beacon near the entrance of Black Rock harbor, Long Island 8, ~(48 4;& 34 Preservation of Fayerweather Island, and Light house, and securing Blac! Rock l.a. rbor ",052 63 34 Beacon on the rock near the harbor of' East Greenwich, Sic. 49' 34 Light house at the mouth of Oswegatchie, N. Y. '&1 48 34 Light house on or near the shoals of Bar- negat, N. J. 5, 939 90 34 Light house at the mouth of Christiana river, Dela. 34 Light boat to be anchored at the mouth of Rappahannock river, Va. ",9 0 56 S4 Light boat, Boler's rock, Rappahannock river, Va. 4 921 34 Three buoys in the channel of Chincoteague Inlet„Va. 4 i70 34 Three buoys iu the channel of Mattapungo Inlet, Va. 420 34 Light house at Piney Point, Maryland 62 01 35 Light boat to be anchored at the mouth of Roanoke river, Ã. C. 8, 984 I" Light boat between Albemarle aud Pa»»;- . 50 11co sounds& N. C ~ 4.

Carried forward, &486, T~&6 0! i, 905, 551 51 Ci E %ERAL ACCOUNT OF RECEIPTS A

TO RECEIPTS.

Brought forward, 834, 240, 4i 3 99 8, 892, 8oo FOR MONEYS RECEIVED UNDER THE SECOND SECTION OF THI". ACT OV 14TH APRIL, 179", CONCERNING CON- SULS AND VICE CONSUI. S.

Daniel W. Sinith, Consul at Mata- mnras, received from the estate of A. ndrew Farrouilh 555 56 John Ralli, Consul at Odessa, !.ecei- ved. from the estate of Thomas M llllroe 416 50 » 97q INGTONN. 06 ~ FROM THK SALE OF THE TOLL HOUSE AT THE POTOMA. C BRIDGE, WASH-

Edward Dyer, A. uctioneer 43 95& FROM THE SALE OF HORSES PRESENT- ED BY THE EMPEROR OF MOROCCO TO THE PRFSIDKNrOF rHEUNlTKD STATES.

Edward Dyer, Auctioneer 1,961 75m FROM THE SAI. K OF PROPERTY PUR- CHASED IN BY THE UNITED STATFS. Levi Fagan, Collector, Plymouth, N. Carolina, sale of property of FI. Ely, for Custoin House bonds Richard Ragan, in full for purchase money four land of Thomas Email, Collector Internal Duty, 8tli Dis- trict, Maryland 3, 5C4 60 ~- W. T. Brown, accou nt of the pu r- chasemoneyforland ot W. T. An- derson, late a Colonel in the Army 669. 50' 4, 946 47 FROM MONEYS REFUNDED WHICH HAD BEEN FRAUDULKN'I'LY OB- TA. lNED FROM THE TRKA. SURY, UN- DER THE ACT OF 7TH JUNE, 1839., FOR REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONS. James Points, Marshal, Western Dis- trict, Vir@xa, 819 10

Carried forward. 819 10 34.248 3AA gg A goc& 858 t l' l THE UNITED STATES I'OR 'I'HE YEAR IS35 —Continued.

BY EXPENDITURES. Brought forward, $ 486, (T6 01 1,905, 551 .ge 5 Three buoys in Char!eston harbor, S. C. 5 Three buoys at the bar of the port of George- town, S. C. 450 Buoys on North I;'disto ba;. , Rc. S. C. 98'& 9, &5 Light house at Port. Ponchart! ain, I.a. 10 15 Buuvsat the entr;ince of Sanduskv harbor, Ohio 290 c) 0 3u Biluvs at Por't, Cllrrton, Ol'riu 51 31 35& Securing and completing the foundation of tire I.ig&htho se on Turtle island, Mich. 1, 600 35 Ten buoys tom. irk the channel at tire mouth oi the Miami of Lake Erie and Maumee bay, Michigan 255 35 Four buoys at the end of St. Geor& e's chan- ne!, Appa!achicola bav, Florid;i 600 3&6 Eight bu;&vs in St. Mark's !&arbor, I& luri'la 800 36 Rebuilding Light house at St John's river, Florida 9 159 90 36 Light house at Musquito &niet, on 'the At- l~antic coast, F!orida. &, oo9 36 Surveying the Public Lan&is , 8, 956 80 36 Surveying the lands recently pur. chased froni the Inrfians in Indiana 1,0OO 3. Surveying the larrd in the southwestern part of Missouri -"0,000 3T Surveyingdonation rights to land in Michigan 4T 3T Salaries of Registers and Receivers of land. oSces 8T5 38 Repayment for lands erroneously sold 3, 039. T3 3&8 Keepers of Public Arc!iives in Florida. 1,000 39 Marine hospital establishment 86, 268 43 39 Roads within the State of Ohio (3 per cent fund) 1T, 243 89 40 Roads and. canals vvi!hin the State of Indiana (3 per cent fund) -"4, 398 40 Roads and canals within the State of' &Mis- souri (3 per cent fund) 8, 456 40 Alterations and repairs of the Capitol 1 P. , 500 40 Pedestrian statue of George ".Vashinoton 5, 0OO 40 Preparing the niches for the statues of Peace and %Var, east front of the Capitol 40 Salary of the gardener of the Capitol sciuare and other public grounds 1,000 40 Lightino lamps, keeping the grounds anil walks in order, and cost of trees and shrubs 4, 500 40 Repairing the culvert at the west front of the Capito7 380 Carried forward, STT3, 308 85 1,905, 551 51 [S j I:NERAi. AC'"t)I. " 'P OI' RL'CEIPTS ANI) j'XPI' »lI)IYUR

TO RECEIPTS.

Brought fonvard, $819 10 34, 948, 398 9'~ 8, 899,8&8 Washington G. Singleton, District Attornev, vestern district Virginia 645 13 - 1,464 B3

FROM MONEYS RECEIVED UNDE&& THE 1$T ARTICLE OP 'I'HE CONVENTION XVI~'H THE KING OP THL»' TWO SICI- LIES OP THE 1. 4TH OCTOBER, 183', FOR TRANSPORTATION OP AMERI- CAN SEAMEN FROM NAPLES, IN 1S10.

John Calnpbell, Treasurer of (he United. States 6, 235 34 PROM BIVIBENBS ON S'I'OCK IN THE LOUISVILLE A'NB PORTLAND CANAL COMPANY John '-Iulme, Treasurer of said. company. o0, 314 + PROM BIVIDENDS ON STOCK. IN THE BANK OP THE UNITED STA'IT», S.

President, Directors R Co. of theBanl- of the Un!ted States 506, 480 SP. ~

FRO'. 4 SALES OP STOCK IN THE BANK OP THE UNITED STATES.

The Secretary of the Navy, trustee of the navy !!nd privateer pension funds, for cost of 628 shMes 62, 800 PRO%I 'I.'HE FIRST. AND SECOND IN- STALMENTS FOR CLAIMS UNDER '"-''HE CONVENTION WITH THE KING OF THE TWO SICII, IES OP 14TH OC TOBE R, 1832.

John Campbell, Treasurer of !he United States 5l6, 339 96 PROM REPAY3IENTS, (WHICH ARE HERE CONSlDERED AS RECEIPTS, I»'ROM THERE BEING NO EXPEN- DITURES UNDER THOSE HEADS DURING THE YEAR 1835.)

John Robh, late agent for Paying rent, &,c. of the pension bureau 165

5p' C»ried forvrard, 8165 35 36'. 0&5 8, 899, 858 4S [8] )l'I, F THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1835— Continued.

BY EXPENDITURES. Brought forward, $ 773,808 85 1,905, 551 51 dge 40 Protection of the waste water pipes, and air pipe of the aqueduct of the Capitol 500 41 Repairing and putting in order the Con- gressional Burial Ground 600 41 Alterations and repairs of the President's house, gardener's salary, and for keeping the grounds and walks in order, and for cost of trees arid shrubs 4, 900 41 Laying a, line of iion pipes from the 1State to the Navy Department 1,700 41 Improving Lafayette square 300 41 Annual expense of two fire engines BOO 41 Supportandmaintenanceof the Penitentiary in the District of Columbia 6, 436 41 Bridge across the Potomac river at Wash- ington, D. C. 89, 675 01' 4~ To improve the navigation of the Potomac river between Georgetown and Alexandria, and for other purposes 35, 000 42 Fov the benefit of the City of Washington 35, 000 4~ Stock in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company 990 42 Consular receipts 979 06 43 Payment of certain certificates 159 19 42 Custom house and public store at New Bed- fovfl, Mass. 11,8P8 01 49 Custom house in Newbuvyport, Mass. 10, 889 76 42 Custoin house and public stove at Middle- town, Conn. 8, 014 43 Custom house and public store at New Lon- don, Conn. 7, 18T 43 Custom house in the icity of New York 229, 789 6T 43 Public warehouse in the city of Baltimore, Md. 60, 000 500 43 Cistern on the Custom house lot at Key West 43 Repair of the pier and wharves connected. with the public stores on Staten Island 35,431 and certain claims of the 43 Liquidating paying 60 State of Virginia 14, 891 and books for the offices of Com- 43 Stationery 24 missioners of Loans 401 Allowance to the law agent, Rc. in rela- 43 3 395 tion to private land claims in Florida 44 Printing and binding, and for selecting, edit- preparing indexes for the com- ing and 30, 000 pilation of document 551 Carried forrrard, fir, "61,"66 '9 1,905, 5! [9 I GENERAL ACCOUNT OI' RECEIPTS AhD EXPENDITURE

TO RECEIPTS.

Brought forward, 5165 35, 369, 025 5? 8, 89"-,858 &I Samuel Moore, Director of the Mint, for advances for eA'ecting exchanges of bullion at the mint 30, 000 Andrew Mack, for buoys on the Ilats of 1 ake St. Clair 4'~ 50 &Valter R. Danforth, for brick wall around the Custom house at Provi- dence, R. I. ? 86~ John Pooler, late agent for paying Military Pensions, Georgia 694 60 Treasurer of the State of Virginia, for amount overdrawn for claims of the State of Virginia, under the 1st and 2d sections of the act of 5th July, 1839 9, 414 66 Edward Stubbs, for expenses of the Commission under the Convention with Denmark 30' John Campbell, agent for the Sur- plus Fund, under the 3d section of the act of 1st May, 1820, for balances of advances tuade in the %Var Department, for services or supplies prior to 1st July, 18 I 5 RT, 434 ?0 68, 061 53

Carried forward 835, 430, 08? 10 8, 892, 858 4~ t9] THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1835— Coiitinued.

BY EXPENDITURES.

8,1& Brought forward, gl ) 368 39 1,905, 551, 51 ge 14 Printing docunients relative to the public lands R0, 000 14 Di est of the existir!g Com:nercial Regula- tions of Foreign Countries 109 89 14 Payment of balances to Collectors of New Internal Revenue PE 60 Expenses in collecting information of the extent ancl condition of tl!e manufactures of the United States 810 2; 44 Expenses in relation to certain insolvent debtors of the United States 44 Compensation to recorder, commissioners and translator for the acljustrnent of private land. claims in Missouri 6, 016 32 45 Contingent expenses and oKce rent of said commissioners Z8~ 48 45 Payment for property lost cluring the late war with the Indians 1,643 05 45 Remission of a part of the duties of a cargo imported in the brig Liberator PG& 49 45 Expenses of clerk hire, interpreter, oflice rent, and stationery to the Juclge of East Florida 410 4, Rel!ef' of sundry individuals 1-1,503 64 4T Costs of certain suits decided. against the United States R~O 11 48 Miscellaneous claims not otherwise provicled for 8, 595 30 49 Revolutionary claims 49, 615 03 50 Add!tional compensation to collectors, naval officers, surveyors, gaugers, weighers, measurers, and clerks 80, 200 96 50 Duties on rr. erchandise:efundecl 4, 370 11 50 Duties on wines refunded 40T 93 1,549, 396 T4

INTERCOURSE O'ITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

51 Salaries of Ministers of the United States 30, 194 59 51 Salaries of Secretaries of I.egation 8, 41T 51 555 P7 51 Salaries of Charges des Affaires 58, Char-es M Outfits of a Minister to Spain, and des Aff'aires to Venezuela, Portuoal ancl Denmark &e 500 ntingent expenses of all the missions 5p C 0 291 3~ abroad 16, Carried forward, $130,888 74 3 454, 948 25 !10] GENERAL ACCOUNT OF RECEIPTS AND FXPENDITUR

TO RECEIPTS.

Brou "ht forward, $35,430, 08, I 0 8, 89"-,858 &

/ /

Car~ fo»ard, 835,430, 08T 10 8, 892, 858 49 j IO]

111& F THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 18~5— Cont&nrted.

BY EXPENDITURES. Brought forward, $130,888, 74 3 454 948 g5 Q 0'( 3=' Salary of' a Drogoman of the United States to '1'urkey and for the contingent expenses of' the Legation 5i8i D Conipensation for certain diplomatic services 1 ",886. 55 52 Continocnt expenses of foreign intercourse 20, 000 52 Compensation and expense oY an agent to Havana, to procure the archives of F lo& ida o5o 53 Expenses of the Commission under the convention with the King of the French 13,04"' 53 Expenses of the Commission under the convention with the King of the two Sicilies 5, 917.42 53 Salaries of tlie agents for claims at London alid PQ. I'1s 4, 000 57 Relief and protection of American seamen 34 479. 40 57 Intercourse with the Barbary Powers 31,675, 83 57 Claims on Spain 29o 55 63 Awards under the convention with the King of the two Sicilies 508, 436 93 63 French seamen killed or wounded. at Toulon, and their families 1, 000 74, 750. 98 PUBLIC DEBT. 64 lute~est on the funcled debt 57, 863 08 64 Principal and interest of Treasur~ notes 330. 37 58, 193, 45, Prom which deduct the following repayments: 64 Redemption of 6 per cent stock of 1814. 01. 64 Redemption of 6 per cent stock of 1815. 9, 16. 9. , 17; 58, 191.o8 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

67 Pay oft'he army and subsistence of officers 1, 259, 245 P8 70 Subsistence 339,o09 09 74 Quartermaster's department 391,855 10 77 Transportation of officer' s ba gage 50390 -5 79 Transportation of the army 149,598 88 80 Forage 43, 119 89 81 Purchasing department 167,738 04 8o Payments in lieu of clothing for discharged soldiers 30,410 17 33 Clothing for officer's secants P. 1,256 42 84 Bountie~s and premiums 1,883 38 85 Expenses of recruiting ] 8, 710 09 88 Medical or hospital department 34, 0P. 6 57 Carried f'orward, $9, 506,436, 66. 4, 287, 889 81. [ 11 ] GENERAL ACCOUNT OF RECEIPTS hND EXPENDITUR

TO RECEIPTS.

Brought forward, $35,480, 08, 10 8, 89'~, 8 58

Carried forward, &n 838.43n. nar a aors o58 41 [11 j t' THE U.'EITEI& STATES FOR THE YEAR IHH5 —Continued.

BY EXPEND IT U RES.

Brought forward, $P. , 506, 436 66 4, 987, 889 Sl. ge 9 Contuigencies of the army 9, 207 1T 0 Arrearages prior to 1st July, ) 815 cl 0c 3 QcI 0 Arrearages pr or to 1817 157 1 Invalid and hall'pay Pensions 121,44, 1 Invalid Pensions, per act of 2d March 1833 156 80 2 Pensions to widows and orphans 4, 129 27 g Revolutionary Pensions 406, 585 34 3 Revolutionary Pensions, per act of 7th June 1832 1,397, 685 05 )4 Revolutionary Claims, per act of loth May 1828 78, 021 09 5 Liquidating and paying certain claims, of the State of Virginia, per act of 5th July 1832 16, 686 46 |5 Pay and subsistence of' the officers, cadets Rc., at West Point 176,706 )5 Pay of Adjutant's and Quarterniaster's clerk's at West Point 900 )5 Fuel, forage, stationery, Rc., at West Point 9, 965 )5 Forage for officers at West Point 9, 078 PU )5 Clothing for i fficers'se vants, at West Point 585 )5 Increase and. expenses of Library, at Q est Point 878 )6 Models for drawing departnient, at iVest Point 1, 180 96 Mineralogy, artillery and sword exercise at 'West P~oint 1,400 96 Models for engineering Department, at Point 600 96 Philosophical apparatus at West Point 585 96 Repairs and iinprovement of buildings at West Point 6, 5~8 96 Building for exercise at West Point 13,000 96 Miscellaneous items, at %Vest Point 1,558 96 Expenses ot board of visiters, at'West Point 9, 000 96 National armories hing gm8 4o 96 Additional machinery and fixtures at Spring- field armory 10,800 9T Gun racks, and window shutters to the new arsenal, at Springfield arniory 4, 400 97 Forging shop, tilt hammer Sc., at Harper' s Ferry armory 6, 500 Completion of the machinery kc, at Harper' s 9T 86 Ferry 11,914 589 87 9T Erecting store houses 8zc, at Harper's Ferry 4, Carried forward, 85, 059, 637 62 4, 287, 889 81 [ 13 GENERAL ACCOUNT OI' RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITOR

TO RECEIPTS. Brought forward, 585, 480, 087 10 8, 899,858 I"

Cai nod fore"ard, 4 008 [12]

THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1835— Continued.

BY EXPENDITURES. 8, 8' Brought forward, $5, 059, 637 62 4, 987, 889 81 7 Arsenals 97, 384 ~ Y4 3 Ordnance 84, 854 10 3 Armament of Fortifications 117,748 g CP 9 Cannon 1,691 93 3 Arming and equipping militia 16~,708 51 3 Repairs and contingencies of fortifications 4, 190 11 0 Fort Adams 5, 000 0 Fort Calhoun 57' gag 19 0 Repairing Fort Columbus aud Castle M'illiams, New York 30, 000 0 Fort Delaware 45, ooo 0 Fort Jackson J p 1 Fort W'arren on George's Island, Mass. 85, 000 1 Fort Schuyler on Throg's neck, East river N. Y. 38, 443 1 Fort on Cockspur Island, Ga. 3, 000 1 Fort on Mobile point, Ala. T90 1 Fort on Grand Terre, Barataria, I.a. 50, OOO 1 Fortifications in Charleston harbor 2, 870 Preservation of Castle Island, and repairs of Fort Independence 1 7, 594 2 Pres rvation of George's Island, Boston harbor RP. O 60 2 Sea wall, Deer. Island, Boston harbor 1, 130 tR Barracks, quarters, fkc. at N. O. 91,036 2 Barracks at Michilimackinac 7 Barracks, quarters and store houses R Temporary repairs of barracks at Fort Gibson 5, 000 3 Carryingon works inthe City of Savannah 1,049 45 3 Carrying on works at Green bay 2, 000 )3 Breakwater near the mouth of Delaware bay 3T, 648 16 -~ i3 Breakwater in Merrimack river 4, 000 ~3 Breakwater at Hyannis harbor 9, 130 '3 Piers at the mouth of BuRalo harbor, N. Y. 13,567 19 i3 Piers at the entrance of Kennebunk river 6, 000 t3 Pier and mole at Oswego, N. Y. 10,800 4 WVork at Black Rock harbor, N. Y. 6, 504 15 4 Filling up with stone the pier at Dunkirk harbor 1,418 97 4 Extendin~ and completing the pier in front of Dunkirk harbor 9, 570 16 I4 Securing the works at Black river 4, o65 53 1P. OOO 84 Securing the works at Presque Isle , Carried forward, S6,079, 915 66 4,RS7, 889 81 t13] GENERAL ACCOUNT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE

TO RECEIPTS.

Brought forward, 585, 480, 08; 10 8, 892&858 y.

Carried fortvard, 335,430, 08T 10 8, 899,888 4 [13] BDf) V THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1835— Continued.

BY EXPENDlTURES Brought forward, 8 6, 079, 915 66 4, 987, 889 81 'age 05 Completing the works at Gennessee river 9, 390 05 Preservation of Plymouth beach, Mass. 700 05 Preservation of Provincetown harbor Mass. 4, 763 76 , 05 Deepening the channel, mouth of Pascagoula river, Miss. 8, 96' 94 105 Improving the harbors of New Castle, Mar- cus Hook, Chester and Port Penn, in in Delaware 11,033 105 Improving the harbor of Presque Isle, Pa. 3, 045 f05 Improvin~ the habor of Cleavelanrl, Ohio 9, 051 68 105 Improving the harbor of Chicago, Illinois 37, 7r 0 91 105 Improving the harbor at the mouth ot' the 1'iver' Ralsln, Mich. 30, 0UO 106 Improving the harbor of Mobile, Alabama 28, 479 15 106 Improving the navigation of the Ohio, Mis- souri, and Mississippi rivers 50, 000 106 Improving the naviga, tion of the IIudson river 69, 000 106 Improving the navigation of the Ohio river between Pittsburg and the Falls 50, 000 106 Improving the navigation of Cape Fear river, below Wilmington, N. C. 10 23( 01 106 Improving the navigation of Cumberlanrl river, Tennessee 15, 000 106 Improving the navigation of Arkansas 1'iver' 5, 000 106 Improving the navigation of Red river 49, 751 10& Improving the inland channel between St. Mary's and St. John' s, Florida 9, 000 107 Removing obstructions in Big Sodus bay New York. 10,790 ] OT Removing obstructions in Huron river, Ohio 9, 592 87 107 Removing obstructions at the mouth of Black ~river, Ohio 9, 000 10, Removing obstructionson Grand river, Ohio 10, 883 99 107 Renloving obstructions in A. shtabula creek, Ohio 5, 197 R6 10, Removing obstructions in Ocracoke in'. et, North Carolina 9, 300 10& Removing obstructions in Savannah river, Georgia "1 3o6 94 10T Removing obstructions in Chipola river 1,000 10' Clearing out the Ochlawaha river 6, 000 )08 Monument on Steel's I edge 4, 134 108 Beacon light on the piers at the mouth of Gennessee river and Sodus bay g, 750

Carried forward, $6, 564, 397 47 4, 987, 889 81 j 14 j

GENERAl. ACCOUNT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITQ (-

TO RECEIPTS.

Brought forward, $35,480, 087 10 8, 899,858 y

Carried forward, 585,430, 08T 10 8 892 858 4o [14] F' THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1835— Continued.

BY EXPENDITURES. Brought forward, $6, 564, 3RT 47 4, 287) 889 81 8 Beacon light on one «f the piers at the harbor of Oswego 9, 911 8 B eac on light on a proper si te for Huron r!vel 2, 600 3 Removing light house now on the north end of Goat island 1,000 8 Beacon ligl. t on the pier at Conneaut river 30 & Rebuilding the light house un Brandvwine sh os, ls 550 3 Surveys and estimates, roads and canals 92, 131 30 ) Cumberlancl road in Ohio, west of Zanes- vlll e 941,38, 05 ) Cumberland road in Indiana 913,562 ) Cumberland road in Illinois 109,000 ) Repairs of the Cumberland road east of the Oh!0 383, 951 55 i Arrearages due contractors on the Cumber- land! oad 60, 5 ) Payment to Isaiah Frost, for work on the Cumber'land road 3n0

i Balance due to Valentine Giesy, late superintendent of the Cumberland roacl east of the Ohio 86m 8; Road from Detroit to Saganaiv baJ 15,57'5 31 Roacl from Detroit to Chicago 5, '219 Roacl from Detroit to Fort Gratiot 3, 000 Rowl from Detroit to Grand river n5, 000 Road from Laplaisa!&re bay to Chicago roa. d 10,030 6G Road between Sheldo!!s and the river St. Joseph' s, Michigan 10,000 Roacl between Niles, ancl the river St. Joseph' s, Michigan 5, 000 Road from Vistula to the Indiana State line 5, 000 Road from Clinton to the rapids of Grand !'iver 8, 000 Road from Memphis 1« I.ittle Rock, Arkan- sas 5 000 Road from Memphis t«William Strong's on St. Francis river, Arkansas 78, 000 Roacl from Helena an&i Jackson, in Arkansas 10,000 Roacl from William Strong's to Batesville, Arkansas 5, 000 15 Roa. d from Columbia to Little Rock, Ark. 7, 620 Carried forward, $7, 742, 132 37 4, 987, 889 81 [15 j GENERAL ACCOUNT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE

TO RECEIPTS. Brought forward, 585,430, 08T 10 8, 899, 8+ t 15 ] THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1835— Contint]ed.

BY EXPENDITURES. Brought forward, $7, 742, ]3& 37 4, 987, 889 81 rC ( Road fvoni the norther» boundavy of I&'lovida to Appalachicola 500 1 Ro;id frown Pensacol;i bav to Pittman's ferry, I'lovida '-', 481 39 1 Ru;id ivom Pensacola to Tallahassee, anti thence to St. Augrustinc ] 4, 000 1 Ro;id from Fort Toivson to the»ovthcv» boundary of Louisiana 3, 000 1 Surveying roid f'rom Laplaisaiicc bay to Ihe Chicago ioad 340 0 '( o 665 1 Public works, Stonington harbor ]6 1 Repressing Inrlian ho~stilities on thc western frontier ],066 45 . 3 Payment of Capt. Mcoeoige's company of India". a lllilltiii 995 80 Publication of a new system of' Tactics an(1 cliscipline '~, 600 (3 Compensation to 9Vi»field Scott, the autlior and compiler of a new system of Tactics and discipline 5, 000 13 Satisfaction of' a contract ivith John A. Ur- quhart, as surgeon 450 14 Reliefof sundry indiviiluals 10,531 51 14 Civilixation of Indians 6, 448, 33 15 Pay of Indian agents and supevintendeiits 15,945 12 15 Pay of Indian sub-agents 9, ] 1 I 1] 16 Pay of interpveters and translatovs 7, 073 09 16 Pay of gun and blacksmiths and assistants 16 17 Presents to Indians 4, 366 20 Provisions forIndiansat the distributionof 18 '7 annuities ] &336 5 18 Houses for Indian agents, and blacksmith shops 160 50 501 . 19 Contingencies of Indian department 9, 51 PO Effecting treaty with Choctaws ] 6, 003 43 (90 Choctaw schools 729. 50 (690 Effecting certain Indian treaties, act 24th May, 1898 178 08 [pO Extin&uishment of the title of Delawares to reservations in Ohio 1, 179 8~ 120 Expenses in prosecuting winnebago . prisoners 199 58 4 581 86 IRO Vaccination of Indian tribes 190 Corn and other provisions for Seminole In- dians 1,500 Transportation and subsisting Indian emi- 191 159 grants, west of Mississippi

Carriod forward, . $T, ;669, 595 64 4, 96$ 669 5& [16]

C'VWERAL A('(.'01 XT OV RECEIPTS ~, wl) EXPL'ADITI l';

TO RECEIPTS.

Brought forw:. rd, 535, 480, 08T 10 8, 89'~, 858 ~:

I I i i

Gamed forward, g&5, 48&, 08g 10 8, 89$.858 4R

'I ~-W~~'~R '~3 l' [16J F THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1835— Continued.

BY EXPENDITURES. 81 Inwrought forward, IIIT, 869, 325 64 4, 28T, 889 age 21 Effecting treaty with Pottowattomies 60T 92 21 Effecting treaty with Creeks 38T 19 91 Aiding Creeks in their reinaoval 3, 261 62 21 Relief of Friendly Indians on the north- wester n frontier 15, 299. 1( NDIAN ANNUITIES AND OTHER SIMI- LAR OBJECTS, PER ACT OF 20th FEB- RUARY, 1833, AND PRIOR, viz. M Annuities ', o various Indians a«d Indian tribes 35, , 654 63 "' Education rif Iridian youth 39, 883 34 . 0 EFFECT CERTAIiN INDIAN TREA- TIES, PER AC'I' 2d MARCH, 1831, viz:

6222 Improvements abandoned by Clicrokees of Arkansas 15,455 86 o3 Expenses in relation to cattle, Choctaiv 4215 STIPULATIONS OF CERTAIN TREA- TIES WITH CREEKS, SHAW'S'NE", ', 8.c. PER ACT 4th JUNE, 1832, viz: t23 Ritles, ammu»ition, and blankets r66 4w t P3 Removing and keeping off intruders upon Creek lands «8/ 33 123 Sundrer articles as presents f4 r Shawnces 169 49 1423 Selling the propert v of Irirlians for Shaxvnees 300 Ig3 Certain articles, per 10th article of treaty, 0 8c) for Ottowas 1263 Expenses attending the sale of Indian property, per 6th article, for Ottowas 300 Sundry articles as presents per 10th article 124 8o for Senecas and Shawnees of Lewistown 190 14?4 Selling the property of Senecas and Shaw- iiees ol' Lewistown 300 1424 Gratuities to emigrants from Georgia 4, T80 124 Improvements ori ceded reservations, and appraising ther» for Wyan&lots 504' 9!? 124 'I ransportatiori and contingencies under said treaties 16, 11 TO PROVIDE FOR THE EXTINGUISH- MENT OF INDIAN TITLES, PER ACT OF 14th JULY, 183, Extinguishment of Indian titles to lands in 1624 041 45 Missouri anrl Illinois 15, Br Carried rerrrard, $8lr, 66T 66, 4, 88r, 888 L~7! OEyEg gI, PI.-gPUXT QP gE(."EIPTS AYD EXPEXDITI.'RQ

TO RECEIPTS.

Brought forward 535 430 08' 10 8 892 838 ~

J I l

Carried forwardal, $35, 430, 087 10 8.89& Ass 49 [ 17 ] Dp ')k. THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1835—. Continued.

BY EXPENDITURES. Brought forward, $8, 317,56, 56 4, 287, 889 81 Page 1:4 A. nnuily to Shawnees 141 l24 Procurin ~ the assent of Meuomonics to trealv 50 50

TO CARRY INTO EI'FECT CERTAIN INDIAN TRF, ATIES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES, PER ACT OF 2d MARCH, 1833, viz:

125 E6'ecting treaty with Pottowattomics of the prairie 518 126 EBecling treaty with Chickasaws ol' ~0th October, 1832 94, 699 88 1 "6 Effecting treaty with Senecas of 99th Dec. 1832 581 1& 196 Appraising Chippewa improvements abandoned 105 197 Removing and subsisting Indians 212, 989 4~

INDIAN ANNUITIES AND OTHER SIMI— I AR OBJECTS, PER ACT OF 96th JUNE, 1834, viz:

127 Blacksmiths establishments 30, 3TO T4 12S Treaty stipulations 21,006 59 128 Transportation and incideutal expenses 13,576 89 128 Running lines 4, 138 128 I, ocating reservations 4, 563 87 199 Expenses of Commission to treat with Indians west 4, 584 48 129 Pay men t o f claims 100 199 Rifles, blankets, and t=ansportation 3T6 86 TO CARRY INTO EFFECT CERTA. IN IN- DIAN TREATIES, kc. PER ACT OF 28th JUNE, l834, viz:

lo9 Treaty with the Seminoles of 9th May, 1832 1$,400 Treaty with the Quapaws of 13th May, 1833 178 91 199 46 25 129 Treaty with the Pawnees of 9th Oct. 1833 Transportation, and other incidental ex- 129 75 penses 99 168 11 199 Running lines 9, reservations 3, 700 130 I ocating 08 Improvements abandon ed 133,419 130 9, 16l 22 130 Payment of claims Carried forward, 58@62,586 R8 4,987, 88& 81 [1S j GENERAL ACCOUNT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

TO RECEIPTS.

Brought for&var&1, $85, 480, 08' 10 8, 899, 858 4(

CmnQ fop+Lrd, 385,4S0, 08' 10 8, 892, 858 4R I Is) iTt, THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1835— Co]]tinued.

BY EXPENDITURES. Brought forward, $8, 862, 536 28 4, 287, 889 81 Payment of claims of citizens of Georgia under the 4th articleof the Creek Treaty of 8th January, ]83],peractof 30th June, ]834 141,055 91— Relief of' sundry citizens of the United States for property lost by depredations of' certain Indians 14, 118 20

BIAN ANNUITIES A'iD OTHER SIMI- &AR OBJECTS, PER ACT OF 3d iil ARCFI, 835, viz

Carrying into effect thc treaty of Chicago, of September 26, 1833 4'i 3, 855 54 ' Holding treaties with the Caddoes, Caman- ches, and other tribes ] 0, 000 .' Holding treaties with the Caddoes of Lou- isiana and Arkansas 5, 000 ! Carrying into effect treaty with the Potto- w a t tolll les 5&469 ! To fulfi 5th article of treaty with Pottowat- tomies of the Wabash 7, 357 50 ] Expenses of negotiating with the Cherokees for their lands in Georgia, Alabama, Forth Carolina, and Tennessee ]0, 159 50 000 3 Expenses of conducting the Chicago treaty ], ] To repay to William Marshall for an advance made by order of the Commission- ers in ] 832 ],444 25 490 3 Locating Choctaw reservations 3 To replace Chickasaw annuity stolen ],000 3 Valuation of buildings, Rc. belonging to the American Board of' Foreign Missions 4, 611 31 q9, 538,097 49 om which deduct the following repayments, viz:

1 Fort Caswell, on Oak island, Cape Fear, North Carolina 9 56 9 Barracks at Fort Crawford 75S 44 3 Fort Macon 75 3Barracks at Fort Monroe R4 3R eoiment of Dragoons 34, 485 83 4P ay and subsistence of mounted rangers 92 54 889 8] Carried forward, . p'352$]6 6I- 9 538 097 4 4, 987, E &9] GENERAL ACCOUNT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITOR

TO RECEIPTS.

Brought forward, 585,430, 087 10 8, 899, 85(

/ l

I t

Carried fo~ard, @$5.480. OW' 10 a woo. , g [19 j -I~'THE UNI'1'ED STATES FOR TIIE YEAR 1835— Continued,

BY EXPENDITURES. Brought forward, $35, 416 61 9, 538, 09T 49 4, 98T, 889 81 Payment of Missouri militia cl iims for services in 1829 23 90

, Priyment of militia and volunteers of Illinois, and other States "-8,98, 58 Pavinent of claims of militia ;iud 1ndians of Illinois and Siiclligsn, rcr services in 18" I 4 S6 3 59 Relief ot' John Nicks t Treaty with the Appalachicolas 1,280 1 Cl;i'. ns against Osages 1P.O 08 1 Bt.icksmiths, gun~smiths, and millers, per act of 20th Feb- ruarv, 1833, and prior 156 6, 2 Treaty transportation and con- tingen ies, per act 20th Feb- rua~ry, 1833, and prior 363 91 4 Claims of Cherokees for improvements abandoned uniler ti eaty ot 8th of July, 181T 4 Annuities, per act of 25th of February, 1T99 809 83 4 Annuities, per act of 3d of' Maich, 1811 r 00 Annuities, per act of 3d of iIarch 1819 300 i5 Annuities, per act of 20th of liIay, 1826, and 2d AIarch, 1SPT l5 Ferries, bridges, 5.c. per 11th article of Creek treaty of "4th ".. Q, ~rch, 1823, per act 4th June, 183' 04 35 Payment of debts due by Creeks and for their relief; per act of 4th June, 1832 39 99 Iron, steel, coal, 8zc. for gun I, 41 and blacksmiths' shops ~4 1T Transportation and distribution of annuities 3, 5P. G 51 19 Exchange of lands with Indians tlieir removal west (,440 61 and 336 88 20C herokee Schools se- "3Taking census and. making lections of reservations uniler SQ Creek treaty of 1832 ] 538)09T 49 4, 28T, 889 81 Carried forward, QSG, i25T 15 9, GENERAl ACCOUNT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITOR

T,; RECEIPTS. Srooght fora r(1, 535,480, 08, 10 8, 899) 85)

Carried forfar'I), 8~5, 430, 08T 10 8.892. 858 'j~ t &0

E~ril 3F THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR I83o— Continued.

BY E'XPENDITURES.

Brought forward, g+86, ~5, 15 9, 538, 09~ 49 4, R8, , 889 81 Page 125 EA'ecting treat& with Menomo- nies ol 8th February, 1831, per act 2d March, 1833 10,365 125 EA'ecting treaty with Winneba- goes ot' 15th September, 1839., per act Pd March, 1833 3, 696 95 125 EA'ecting treaty with Pottowat- tomies of the W'abash, per act ot'2d Ma&ch, 1S33 9, i 8& 28 126 Transportatio. . of annuities and agricultural iu&plements, pcr act 2d March, 1833& 2, 112 56 135 I&'. ffecting treaty with Ottowas ot 18th February, 1832 3, 451 44 135 EA'ectin&&. treaty with Shawnees and Delaware» of 6th Oclober, 1 839. 5&no

13.& Effecting treaty u ith Kaskaskia» and P~eorias ot Tth October, 183o 1, 3 04 1;&5 EA'ecting treaty with Kichapoos of 24th October, and 26th No- vember, 1832 641 38 EA'ecting treatv with Pottowat- tomies of In(liana, of =', th Oc- tober, 183&2 800 11, , "84 80 9, 400, 31'? 69

NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.

13T Pay and subsistence of the navv $ 1,3, 5, 892 31 13S Pay of superinte»tlents, naval constructors, kc. 56, 089 03 1,&9 Proves)ons .&40, 1& 7 51 140 Medicines, surgical instrument», and hospital stores 32, 20, 13 140 Nav v yard, I ortsmouth 20, 493 140 &lo Boston 66, 3(5 30 140 do New York 95, 451 40 141 Repairing damages to navv vanl at N. Y. 3, 261 98 141 Navy yar~d, Philadelphia 3, 480 141 do washington 11,500 141 do Norfolk 84, 131 64 141 do Pensacola 45, 455 11 Carried forward, 5",064, 50T 41 13,T08, 20R 50 [21]

GENERAL iCCOL, iT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURE i

TO RECEIPTS.

&Brought forward, SS5,430, 08; 10 8, 899, 858 ~,

Carried for~v~~a I [n] j) F THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1835— Continued.

BY EXPENDlTURES.

Brought forward, $9., 064, 507 41 13,708, 909 50 'age 4P. Ordnance and ordnance stores 12, 173 98 4R Gradual increase of the navy 59, 780 49 Giadual improvement of the navy 346, 442 95 43 Repairs of vessels 656, 428 7T 43 Rebuilding the frigate Congress 25, 000 43 Building two small vessels of war 17,500 43 Tiniber to rebuild the Java and Cyanc 35, ~96 56 44 Frames for the Paul Jones and Levant 29, 932 44 Building a naval store ship "6,769. 7'5 44 Covering and preserving ships in ordinary- 2, 653 88 44 Purchasing a site and erecting a dry dock at New York I &333 99 44 Iron tanks 6, 469 41 44 Navy Asylum, near Philadelphia 3, 949. 45 Furniture for ditto 43 45 45 Completing and. furnishing hospitals 29, 176 10 45 Repair of hospital near Norfolk 1,000 45 Naval magazines at Charlestown and Brook- lyn 97,41 4 93 45 Experiments on the steam engine 969. T5 4; Privateer pension fund 379 30 4T Agency on the coast of Africa, suppression of the. slave trade 1,915 48 Survey of the coast of the United States 34, 686 89 48 Contingent expenses Ri 0, 458 11 49 Contingent expenses not enumerated 695 30 49 Lithographic press, for the Navy Department 1,000 49 Relief of sundry. individuals 5, 67' 50 ot' , 49 Relief the officers and crew of the private armed brig General Armstrong 3, 000 50 Pay and subsistence of the Marine Corps 152,263 11 50 Subsistence of non-commissioned oKcers, Rc. of the Marine Corps 20, 784 69 51 Cloth'ng for the Marine Co"ps 39., 659 11 5f Medicines and hospital stores for do 4, 089 59. 51 Military stores for do 4, 909 74 51 Fuel for do 11,895 2P. 51 Contingeiit expenses do 51 Transportation and recruiting do 4, 128 52 51 Marine barracks and hosp'tal at head ouar- ters 6, 613 51

$3., 909, 705 60

'rom. which deduct the followin repayments:

f'und 762 55 , 46 Navy hospital M,

Cari'ied forward, $25, 762 55 3,96, 9, 795 60 13 708 AQ 60 -'-' t ] ('I;il'BgI, ,y(, 'C(dl XY OI' I'.VCI:IP'l'8 rib D hXPEiiDI'I'I HQ

TO PiE(,"EIPT3. " Brought forwar d, 535, 430, 08, 10 8, 892, 658 q

844, 399,945 5!

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, REGISTER's OFFIGE& ArrgUhk 20& 1836. T. L. SMITH, Regisrer.

Included in the above account of receipts and expenditun Received. 8 First and second. instalments for claims under the convention with the King of the Two Sicilies 5l6, 332 96 19 Cherokee schools 336 88 "~1 Navy hospital fund "o T6o 55 29 Navy pension fund 8, 46" 91 5550, 894 60 t22) ' ll THE UilTED )STATES VOR T!IE YEAR 1S35— CoIItintted,

BY EXPE) DITURE8. Brought forward, 525, 62 55 3, 909, 705 60 13,708:"-02 50

) avy pension fllnil 46o 2l -W rrearages of contino cut prior to 1832 '. 58 43 Con(ingent expenses lor 1830 17 do 1831 444 59 do not enumerated, 1831 83 3)6 Building, equ pping, a»d employing three schooners I Repa rs ol'sloops ol war ', -1, 6 8l "' Ti1nber docks 4, 565 3) 2 Tin1ber shed at Boston 45' 83 2 Support of certain A rica»s brought into New Orleans in Spanish schooner Fenix 965 15 " Survey of Narraganset ba; 300 o9 4-1, 66 54 -, 864, 9 9 06

17,5( 3, 141 5(i &lance in the Treasury 31st December, 1835 26, 749, 803 96

$44, 3RP. , 945 52

'RE.&suIIv DEI ARTiIEi T. CoilPTROLLL)R S Orr'ICL') er&g B4E 31) 1836. GEO. WOLF, Comp(roller.

„rethe following, on account of funds held in trust by the Government. Expended. 10 Awards uncleI conve11tion with the King of the TIvo Sicilies 508, 436 9' 15 Choctaw schools 722 50 o] Privateer pension fund 3) "- 30 5509, 531 73

FOR THE

SUP POH, T OP TUPIK CIVII I IST.

LKGlSLATIVE DEPARTMENT

on2pensat~'on and lVileage .of tice Senators and NleInbers of Congress and Delegates.

CONTINUATION OF THE SECOND SESSION OF THE TWENTY-THIRD CONGRESS.

~35. AValter Lowrie, Secretary of the Senate, for compensation and mileage of Senators 59)540 20 Balance due from Mr. Lowrie, last session 2, 991 20 Amount advanced to Mr. Lowrie in 1834, the expenditure of which was not accounted for in that year 10,000 Amount advanced as above 59, 540 20 Pt2 531 40

For which he has accounted by payments to the following Senators, at a session commencing on the 1st December, 183], and ending on the 3d March, 1835: To John Black 2, 168 Samuel Bell 1, 180 Thomas H. Benton 2, 080 George M. Bibb 1I536 Bedford Brown 1,000 James Buchanan 718 40 John C. Calhoun 1,226 40 Henry Cloy 1,280 John M. Clayton 824 Alfred Cuthbert 984 Thomas Ewing, including $1,T33 20 on Committees on Finance and Post Once 2,79T 20

Carried forward, 15,"F94 59, 540 29 CIVIL I IST.

1835 Brought forward, 15&794 59, 510 5 To Theodore Frelinghuysen- 917 60 Robert H. Goldsborouah- 424 Felix Grundy, including $969 20 on Committee on Post Ofhce 2&513 20 William Hendricks 1,3T6 Isaac Hill 1&200 Elias K. Kane 2, 024 Joseph Kent 753 60 John P. King 1,224 Wm. R. King 1,624 Nehemiah R. Knight& including $829 20 on Committee on Post Office 1,955 SO Benjamin W. Leigh 852 Lewis 1. I inn 1)968 Willie P. Mangum& including $1,732 on Committee on 1"inance 2, 728 Samuel McKean 984 Gabriel Moore 1,480 Thomas Morris l)2/2 Arnold Naudain 854 40 Samuel Prentiss 1,224 William C. Preston . 1,160 George Poindexter 2, 52T 20 Alexander Porter- 2, 619 20 Asher Robbins 1&124 John M. Robinson, including $240 on Committee on Post Oflice 2&08 1 60 John Ruggles 768 Peleg Spra~~ue 824 Ether Shepley l&224 Nathaniel Silsbee l&153 60 Nathan Smith 1&009 60 Benjamin Swift l)224 Samuel L. Southard, including $966 80 on Committee on Post Oflice 1,875 60 Nathaniel P. Tallmadge 1,004 John Tipton 1,496 80 Gideon Tomlinson 992 John Tyler, including $2,. 185 on Com- mittee on Finance 3&107 40 George A. Waggaman 2, 6T5 20 Daniel Webster, including $442 40 on Committee on Finance 1.586 40 Hugh L. White 1,156 SO Silas Wright, jr. 1,253 60 Rev. E. H. Hatch, (Chaplain) 500

T2)531 40

Carried forward, 59&540 20 CIVIL LIST. 'I. 835. Brought forward, $59, 540 20

FIRST SESSION OF THE TWENTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.

Walter Lowrie, Secretary of the Senate, for compensation aud mileage of Senators , -'50 000

CONTINUATION OF THE SECOND SESSION OF THE TWENTY-THIRD CONGRESS.

John Bell, Speaker of the House of Representatives, for compensation and mileage of members " 192,46T 20 Amount advanced to Mr. Bell in 1834, the expenditure of which was not accounted for in that year 100,000 Amount advanced. as above 192,46T 20

$292, 46T 20

I"or which he has accounted, by payments, to the following Inembers of the House of Repre sentatives, at a session commencing on the 1st Dece mber, 1834, and ending on the 3d March, 1835: To John Q, uincy Adams 1)144 John Adams 1)032 Heman Allen 1, 192 John J. Allen 964 80 Chilton Allan 1,304 William Allen 1, 104 William S. Archer ' 832 80 William H. Ashley 1)944 Joseph B. Anthony 926 40 Isaac C. Bates 1, 104 William Baylies 1,144 Noyes Barber 1,052 80 John Banks 1,008 Charles A. Barnitz 812 80 Daniel L. Barringer 1,064 John Blair 1,096 Benning M. Bean 1)240 Samuel Beardsley, including $560 on Post OflIce Committee 1,TOT 20 Andrew Beaumont 968 James M. H. Beale 834 40 Martin Beaty 1)416 John Bell, (Speaker) 2)088 James M, Bell 1,044

Carried forward, $2T, 023 20 302, OOT 40

+ The expenditure of this sum will appear in the next Annual Statement. CIVIL LIST.

~"' ' 1835 Brought forward, i, 023 20 302)9), l~. To George i. Briggs 1, 106 40 Horace Bin»ey S64 Bocl-ee 1,022 40 Abraham '. Charles Bodle 1,011 0 John W. Brown 981 James iV Bouldin 904 Ratliff Boon 1.584 Robert Burns 1,236 George Burd Sb0 Samtiel Bunch 1)131 20 John Bull 2, 0SS Tristam Burges 1, 160 Jesse A. Bynum 920 Churchill C. Cambreleng 936 Samuel Clark 1,224 John Cramer 1,128 George Chambers 834 40 William Clark S41 60' Richard B. Carmichael S32 Nathaniel H. C)aiborne 964 Robert B. Campbell 1,104 Augustin S. Clayton 1,304 John Chany 1„077 Joseph H. Crane 1, 136 John Ca, rr 1,400 Harry Cage 2, 536 Zadok Casey 1,944 Clement C. Clay 1,384 Joseph W. Chinn 848 Thomas Chilton 1,384 Richard Coulter 936 Henry W. Connor, including $608 on Post Office Committee 1,720 William Ik. Clowney 1)216 John CoQee 1,384 David Crockett 1,544 Thomas Corwin ), 136 Rowland Day 1,216 Edward Darlington 848 Thorns, s Davenport 944 Warren R. Davis ],.129 60 Amos Davis 1)528 Harmar Denny 946 40 Ednrund Deberry 1, 104 John Dickson 1,248 Philemon Dickerson 950 40 David W. Dickinson 1&296 Wm. C. Dunlap 1,544 George Evans 1,288

Carried forward, 84)T51 20 302)007 4'll CIVIL LIST.

'35 Broug ht forward, $84, 751 20 302)007 40 To Horace Everett, including $560 on Post Office Committee 1,736 Edward Everet 1) 144 John Ewing 1)512 Charles G. Ferris 936 John M. Felder 1,126 40 Millard Fillmore 1., 344 Samuel Fowler 968 Thomas I". Foster 1,264 John B. Forester l)264 Philo C. Fuller 1I324 William K. Fuller 1, 168 John H. Fulton 1,072 John Galbraith 1,024 James Graham 1,136 %'illiam J. Grayson 1,352 Roger L. Gamble 1,259 20 Rice Garland 2, 627 20 George Grennell, jr. 1, 120 John K. Griffin 1,240 George R. Gilmer l)264 Ransom H. Gillet 1,307 20 John Gorham 1)120 James H. Gholson 9()6 40 %illiam F. Gordon 824 Joseph Hall 1,315 20 Joseph M. Harper l)208 Hiland Hall 1, 112 Nicoll Halsey 1,240 Gideon Hard ],329 60 Samuel G. Hathaway 1,236 Abner Hazelt inc 1,360 James Harper 864 Samuel S. Harrison l)000 80 Thomas H. Hall 945 60 Micajah T. Hawkins 848 80 Benjamin Hardin 1,364 Albert G. Hawes, includ. i ng $560 on Post Office Committ ee 1,992 Thomas L. Hamer 1,248 Edward A. Haunegan 1,.584 Joseph Henderson 942 40 James P. Heath 772 80 % illiam Hiester 840 Edward Howell 1., 288 Henry Hubbard 1,168 Abel Huntington 1,032 William M. Inge 1,344 Leonard Jarvis 1., 363 20 Carried forward, $142, 188 302, 007 40 CIVIL LIST.

1835 Brought forward, ~ 1 12. 188 302, 007 To Willinm Jncl-son 1.1 1-1 Ebenezer Jackson, jr 1.052 Henry 1". Janes 1., 2 l6 Noadiah Johnson 1,096 William C. Johnson 784 80 Richard M. Johnson 1,324 Cave Johnson 1,384 Seaborn Jones 1,324 Benjamin Jones 1,056 Henry Johnson o wl 20 Edward Knvanagh 1,288 Henry King 896 George L. Kinnard 1)412 Daniel Kilgore 1)004 Gerrit Y. Lansing 1,064 George W. Lny 1,268 John l, aporte 1,000 Amos Lane 1,336 Thomas Lee 904 Luke Lea, 1, 168 Robert P. Letcher 1,330 Dixon H. Lewis 1)460 Levi Lincoln 1, 144 George Loyall 1,096 James Love 1,384 Edward Lucas T92 Chittenden Lyon 1,660 Robert T. Lytle 1,272 Lucius Lyon 1,768 Moses Mason, jr 1,304 Abijah Mann, jr 1, 144 Joel K. Mann SSO Henry C. Marti ndale 1)124 John Y. Mason SSO Thomas A. Marshall 1 272 Samuel W. Mardis 1&516 Richard J. Manning 1,2T6 Willimn L. 'Ylny 2, 064 Rufus Mclntire 1)252 Charles McVenn 1, 112 Thomas i1'I. T. McKennnn 927 20 Isaac McKim TT2 80 William llcComas 1,084 James J. McKay 1,060 jeremiah McLene 1,092 Jonathan McCnrty 1,432 John McKinley 1,640 Chnrles I . Mercer 776 Henry Mitchell 1., 193 60 Jesse Miller 857 60

Carried forward, !It'203, 191 20 302, 007 4 CIVIL LIST,

Broug ht forward, $203, 191 20 302)007 40 To John J. Milligan 60 Robert Mitchell Samuel McD. Moore Henry A. Muhlenberg John Murphy Phinehas Miner John 3. Morgan Gayton P. Osgood Gorham Parks Sherman Page 3ames Parker John M. Patton IVilliam Patterson Dntee J. Pearce Balie Peyton Franklin Pierce Job Pierson 40 Henry L. Pinckney David Potts, jr Patrick H. Pope James K. Polk 80 Stephen C. Phillips 60 Francis IV. Pickens I ranklin E. Plummer Robert Ramsey 3ohn Reed Abraham Rencher John Reynolds John Robertson Ferdinand S. Schencl- An dre w 8 te wart 3ohn N. Steele IVilliam B. Shepard Augustine H. Shepperd Jesse Speight James Sta(adefer Davirl Spangler William Slade Ambrose Sevier Francis O. J. Smith %'illiam N. Shinn John T. Stoddert, including ttl560 on Post Oflice Committee 1,348 IVilliam Schley 1,224 Jonathan Sloane 1,064 3oel B. Sutherland 864 Wi l liam aylor 1, 172 80 illiam P. Taylor 796 Samuel Tweedy 988

Carried forward, $259, 357 60 302, 007 40 CIVIL LIST.

1835 Bi'oi'to lit, fol'ward) Thomas 8 40 To Francis 581 Pl 1llenioil TholllilS 2, Christopher Tompki iis 1,400 John Thomson 992 Joel Turrill 1, 136 James Turner 792 SO Joseph Trumbull 1,064 Aaron Vanderpoel 1)052 Isaac B. Vau Houten. 968 Joseph Vance 1, l-l4 Samuel F Vinton 1,.088 Aaron A ard 962 40 Daniel Wardwell 1.198 40 Reubcn Whallon 1 )235 20 David D. Wagener 908 80 John G. Watmough, including $560 on Post Offic Committee 1,424 James it)I. Wayne 998 40 Taylor Webster 1, 160 Campbell P. White 936 Frederick Witittlesey 1)232 Elisha Whittlesey, including $560 on Post Office Conimittee 1)576 SO Edgar C. Wilson 965 60 Henry A. Wise 984 Lewis Williams 1,056 Richard H. Wilde 1,224 Joseph M. White 2, 256 SO Ebenezer Young 1)OT6 Gabriel Moore, detention by sickness, 2d session 20th Congress Benjan1in F. Deming, detention by sickness, 1st session 23d Congress 88 Rev. Edward D. Smith, (chaplain) 500 $292, 46T 20

James Blair, deceased, late a member of the first session of the twenty-third Congress, for balance due to him at the time of his decease

FIRST SESSION 6F THE TWF NTV-FOURTEI CONGRESS.

James K. Polk, Speaker of the House of Represen- tatives, for compensation and mileage of members '100)000

g402, 455 4ij

+ The expenditure of this sum will appear in the next, Annual Statement. CIVIL LIST.

'5. Pay of the Ogcers and Cler1. s of bo!h IIousesof Congress.

AValter Lowrie, Secretary of the Senate, his clerks and messenger 9, 502 02 John Shackford, Sergeant-at-Arms to the Senate 1,500 Stephen Haight, Assistant Doorkeeper to the Senate 1,450 %alter S. Franklin, Clerk of the House of Repre- sentatives, his clerks and messenger 14, 125 Thomas B. Randolph, Sergeant-at-Arms to the House of Representatives 1,805 (0 Overton Carr, Doorkeeper to the House of Repre- sentatives 1.5" 0 John W. Hunter, Assistant Doorkeeper to the House of Representatives 1,450

Fg31, 832 72

Accidental ancl Co~ztingent Expenses of the Senate. %alter Lowrie, Secretary of the Senate QS5, 550

incidental a»d Contingent Expenses of the IIonse of Aepresentatives.

AValter S. Franklin, Clerk of the House of Repre- sentatives ~ 200, 000

From which deduct the following repayments:

Thomas Dougherty, late Clerk of the House of Representatives 40 %'illiam S. Archer 10

$199,950

Salazy of the Principal a»d Assistant Librarians.

John S. Meehan, Librarian, and his Assistant

Contizzgent Expenses of the Library and pay of Messenger.

John S. Meehan, Librarian $1)100

Pzzrchase of Boo/'s for the Library of Congress.

Thomas L. Smith, Agent for the Joint Library Committee $5, 000 CIVIL I IST.

Purchase of Laze Books for the Library of Con- g ress. Thomas L. Smith, Agent for the Joint Library Committee 81,000

Purniticre for the Library of Cong ress. Thomas L. Smith, Agent for the Joint Library Committee $50p

KXKCUTIVK DEPARTMENTS.

Compensation to the President and Vice President of the United States, the Secretaries of State, I'rea- sicr, VVar, and Ãavy) and Postmaster General. Andrew Jacl-son, President of the United States 24, 999 5 Martin Van Buren, Vice President of the United States 5,000 John Forsyth, Secretary of State 6,.000 Levi Woodbury, Secretary of the Treasury 6,000 Lewis Cess, Secretary of War 5, 500 Mahlon Dickerson, Secretary of the Navy 5)500 William T. Barry, late Postmaster General, to the 30th of April, 1835 2)500 Amos Ikendall, Postmaster General, from the 1st of May, 1835 3,500

@S8,999 PI

Clerks and Messengers in the Once of the Secre- tary of State.

John Forsyth, Secretary of State $20, 259 ~t

Clerks, Machinist, and Messenger in the Patent Ogice.

John Forsyth, Secretary of State Ss,s7& l~

Conting ent expenses of the Ogice of the Secretary of State& including Publishing, Printing, and Paclcing the Laios.

Edward Stubbs. , Agent $25, 000 CI71L LIST.

Compiling, Printi»g, aud Bi»ding the Biennial Aegister.

Edward Stubbs, Agent

Contingent Expenses of the Patent Once. Henry L. Ellsworth, Superintendent $1,500 Superintenden and watchmen of the Northeast Executive Building.

Fdward Stubbs, Superintendent $1,500

Contingent Expenses of the Northeast Executive Building.

Edward Stubbs, Superintendent $3, 350

Clerlcs aud 3fessengersin the Ogice of the Secre- tary of the Treasury.

Levi AVoodbury, Secretary of the Treasury

Compensation to the Ei'rst Comptroller of the Ti easury.

Joseph Anderson, First Comptroller $3, 500

Clerks and IMessengersin the Once of the first Comptroller.

Joseph Anderson, First Comptroller $19,190 09

the Compensation to the Second Comptroller of Tr c a sary.

James 8, Thornton, Second Comptroller $3, 000

Clerks and 3/messenger in the Once of the Second Comptroller.

James B. Thornton, Second Comptroller

Corupeusation to the Jirst Auditor of the Treasury.

Richard IIarrison, First Auditor $3, 000 CIVIL LIST. Fiz'st C(erI;s azzd Messeuger iu tice Once of tIze 1 «di lor.

Richard Harrison& First Auditor

Conzpezzsation to tice Second Azcditor of the Treasury.

%illiam B. Lewis, Second Auditor &', c50

Cler1s ared Messenger iu the Once of the deco»d Auditor.

william B. Lewis& Second Auditor $16., 409

Corupeusatiozz to the Third Auditor of the Treaszcry.

Peter Hagner, Third Auditor ltt3, 000

ClerI."s and ~e:sengers izz the Once of the Third Azcdi tor.

Peter Hagner, Third Auditor $24, 550

Conzpeusatiou to the Fozcrth Auditor of the T; easzcry.

Amos Ikendall, late Fourth Auditor, to April 30, 1835 1,24( &i James C. Pickett, Fourth Auditor, from May 1, 1835 1,752 ti

$3)OOO

herl"s aud Messenger ijz the Once of tice Fozcrtlz A zcdi tor.

Amos E&enda11, late Fourth Auditor 7, 07 2 3ames C. Pickett, Fourth Auditor 9, 855 o!

l)16, 927 &t

Coinpeusatiou to the Fiftlz Azcditor of the Treaszcry.

Stephen Pleasonton, Fifth Auditor CIVIL LIST.

Cler1cs and Messenger in the Ogice of the Pifth Auditor.

Stephen Pleasonton, Fifth Auditor $11,671 26 Compensation to the Treasurer of the United States.

John Campbell, Treasurer $3,000

Cler1cs and Messengerin the Once of the Trea- surer of the United 8tates.

John Campbell, Treasurer $7, 150

Compensation to the Register of the Ti'easury.

Thomas L. Smith& Register $3, 000 I Clerks and Messengers in the O/rce of the Register.

Thomas L. Smith, Register $24, 364 06

Compensat&'on to the Cone nissi oner of the General Land Once.

Elijah Hayward, late Commissioner, to August 31, 1835 2, 000 Ethan A. Brown, Commissioner, from September 1, 1835

$2, 750

Clerks and Messengers in the Once of the Cosn- missioner of the General Land CPPce.

Elijah Hayward, late Commissioner 13,644 Ethan A. Brown, Commissioner 5, 125 $18,769

Additional Clerk; hire in the General Land Once.

Elijah Hayward, late Commissioner 14, 500 Ethan A. . Brown, Commissioner 7.500 $22, 000 CIVIL I IST.

Compeusation to the Solicitor of the Treasztry ~

Virgil Maxcy, Solicitor 83,500

Clerks and Messenger in thence of the Solicitor.

Virgil Maxcy, Solicitor $3,950

Compensation to tjze Secretary of the Commis- sioners of the Sinking F'end.

Asbury Dickins, Secretary

I"or translations and for transmitting Passports aud Sea Letters.

McClintock Young, for transmitting Passports and Sea Letters 150 Samuel M. McKean, for translations - ~ 150

$800

Stating and Printing the Public Accounts.

Michael Nourse& Agent $1,400

Contingent Expenses of the Once of the Secre- tary of the Treasury

Samuel C. Potter, late Agent 4, 500 Richard Ela, Agent 3&500

8&000 Frozn which deduct the following repayment: Samuel C. Potter, late Agent 410

$7, 589

Contingent Expenses of the Once of the Pirst Comptroller. John I aub, Agent $18~

Contingent Expenses of the Once of the Second Comptroller.

Jonathan Seaver& Agent $1&500 CIVIL LIST. 15

Continge&zt Expenses of the Once of the First Auditor.

William Parleyer, Agent $ 800

Conti»gent Expenses of the Once of tIze Second Audito&.

William B. Lewis, Second Auditor $1,000

Contzn~ent Expenses of the Ogice of the Third Audztoz .

Peter Hagner, Third Auditor $800

Contingent Expenses of the Once of the Fourth Auditor.

Robert Johnston, late Agent 500 william Hunter, Agent 300

Contingent Expenses of the Once of the Fifth Auditor.

John H. Houston, Agent $600

Contingent Expenses of the Once of the Trea- surer of the United States. Peter G. Washington, Agent gi00

Contingent Expenses of the Once of the Beg ister of the Treaszzry. 1Hzchael Nourse, Agent $3, 000

Conting ent Expenses of the Genera/ J and Once.

William S. Smith, Agent - $25, 000

Contingent Expenses of the Once of the Solicitor of the Treasury.

Nicholas Harpur. , Agent $1,000 CIVIL LIST.

1835. Superintendent and TVatchmen of the iS'ozztlzeast Ezveczztive Building.

Samuel C. Poiter, late Agent 2&000 Richard Ela, agent 1&OQj

3&050 From which deduct the following repayment: Samuel C. Potter, late Agent 6t'I

@P., 378

Contingent expenses of the Southeast Executive Bzzi ld zzz g.

5, 000 3,930

8,.930 From which deduct the following repayments: Samuel C. Potter, late Agent 869 39 John P. Pepper, Superintendent, for the sale of old furniture 61 50 930

$8, 000

Clerks azzd Messeng ersin the once of the Secretary of War.

E,ewis Cass, Secretary of War $12,100

Clerks and Messenger in the once of the Pay- master General.

Nathan Towson, Paymaster General $4&216

Clerks and Messenger in the once of the Cornmis- sary General of Purchases, including a clerk employed at the seat of Government.

Callender Irvine, Commissary General& Philadel- phza 47062 Lawrence L. Van I&leech, Agent, Washington 950

q5, 012

Clerks"in the once of the Adjutant General.

Roger Jones, Adjutant General g2, 950 Clerj."s iu the once of the Comnzissary General of Szzbsi stence. George Gibson, Commissary General $3, 7'29 22

Clerks in the once of the Chief Rn~izzeer. Charles Gratiot, Chief Engineer $2, 950

Clerks in the Ordnance Ggce.

George Bomford, Colonel of Ordnance $2, 950

Clerks in the once of the Qzzarterlnaster General. Thomas S. Jesup, Quartermaster General $2, 150

Clerkin, the ogice of the Szzrgeo&z General. joseph I ovell, Surgeon General 81,150

Clerk in the Topog'raphica/ Bzzrean. John J. Abert, Lieutenant Colonel $1,250

Compensation to the Commisszoner of Eizdian, A+airs. Elbert Herring, Commissioner $3,000

Clerks and 3'Jesseug er in the once of the Com- missioner of indian A/airs. Elbert Herring, Connnissioner $5, T00

Compensation to the Commissiozzer of Pensions. James L. Edwards, Commissioner .$2, 500

Clerks and 3Iessengers in the oPce of Comizzis- sioner of Pensions James L. Edwards, Commissioner $16,650

Temporary clerks employed zn the once of Com- missioner of Pensions. James L Edwards, Commissioner $12)520 CIVIL LIST.

Co)ztz))De)zt expenses of theImpar. ol)pzce of the Secret«J~ of Cary A. Harris, Agent 3,000 From which deduct the following repayment: John Robb, late Agent 180 I&

$2, 819 g&

Conting ent expenses of the once of the Paya)))aster General. nathaniel Frye, Agent $300

Contingent expenses of the once of the Adjutant Gezzeral.

Brooke Williams, Agent $1,000

Conting ent expenses of the once of i'he Commis- sary General of Purchases. Callender Irvine, Commissary General $1,.600

Contingent expenses of the once of'the Commissa- ry Gezzeral of 8zzl)sistence. Thomas Hunt, Agent $2, 500

Contingent expenses of the once of the Chief Rn~~ineer. Robert E. I ee, Agent $1/00

Contingent expenses of the Topographica/ Bzzreazz. John J. Abert, Lieutenant Colonel $1,990

Conti))gent expenses of the Ordnance Once. William H. Bell, Agent $800

Contingent expenses of the once of the Quarter- master General. . William A. Gordon, Agent $600

Contingent expenses of the once of the Szzrgeon General.

Joseph Lovell, Surgeon General $400 CIVIL LIST.

Contingent expenses of the once of the Commis- sioner of Indian A+airs. Daniel Kurtz, Agent $S00

Contingent expenses of the once of the Commis- sioner of Pensions, George %. Grump, Agent $6, 500

Services of a lithographer, and for materials and repairs of a lithographic press. Robert E. I.ee, Agent

Books, maps, and plans, for the 0'ar Department. Cary A, Harris, Agent 1,000 From which deduct the following repayment: John Robb, late Agent 315 61 $6S4 89

Superintendent and N atchmen of the Northwest Executive Building. Lawrence L. Van Kleeck, Superintendent $1)250

Contingent expenses of the Northwest Executive Building . Lawrence I . Van Kleeck, Superintendent $3, 250

Clerks and Messengers in the once of the Secre- tary of the Navy.

Mahlon Dickerson, Secretary of the Navy& $11,TT9 06

Compensation to the Commissioners of the Navy Board.

John Rodgers, Isaac Chauncey, and. Charles Mor- ris, Commissioners $10,500

Secretary to the Commissioners of the Navy Board.

John Rodgers, Isaac Chauncey, and Charles Mor- ris, Gommissioners $2, 000 04 20 CIVIL LIST.

1835. Clerl;s, Drnug1ztsznn», azzd 3lessczzger, i n ihe oPce of the Conzrnissioners of thc 1V'az y Board. John Rodgers, Isaac Chauncey, and Charles Nor- ris, Con&missioners

Cozzting ent ezpc»ses of the once oj' the Secretary of the Navy. Christopher Andrews, late Agent l, 300 Henry Stark, Agent 800

Contingent expenses of the ogice of the Comznis- sioners of the Navy Board. Charles W. Goldsborough, Agent $2, 400

8uperintendent and Watchmen of the Sonthzvest E' ecuti ve Bui ldi ng.

Southey Parker, Superintendent $1,250

Contingent expezzses of the Sozzthzoest Execulive Building.

Southey Parker, Superintendent ~%3, 05G 33

Coznpensntion to the tu. o Assistant Postnzasters General.

William T. Barry, late Postmaster General 2, 084 Amos Kendall, Postmaster General 2, 915

$5., 000

Clerks and 3fessezzgers in the once of t1ze Post- znaster General.

William T. Barry, late Postmaster General 1T,375 Amos Kendall, Postmaster General 24, 558 $41 933

Additional clerk hirein the Post Once Department for the year 1834. William late T. Barry, Postmaster General - g38, 355 84 CIVIL LIST. 21

Conting ent expenses of the once of the Postmaster General. Richard. C. Mason, Agent $7, 500

Superintendency of the building of the Post Ogice Departnient) making up blanks, and compensation to taboo voatchmen and one laborer. Richard C. Mason, Superintendent $1,640

Surveyor Gencralin Ohio., Indiana, and 3A'chig an. Micajah T. Williams, late Surveyor General ] )000 Robert T. Lytle, Surveyor General 1,000 $2, 000

Clerks in the once of the Surveyor General in Ohio, 1ndi ann) and 1Vi ch) g an. Micajah T. Williams, late Surveyor General 2, 659 40 Robert T. Lytle, Surveyor General 2, 800 $5, 459 40

S~r~eyor in 3A'ssissippi. R. M, Vlilliamson) Surveyor $500

Clerks in the once of the Surveyor in mississippi. R. M. %williamson) Surveyor

Surveyor in Alabama. James H. XVeakley, Surveyor $2)000

Clerks in the once of the Surveyor in Alabama. James H. %eakley, Surveyor $3, 405 56

Surveyor i n I"lorida. Robert Butlel) Surveyor $1,500

ClerLs in the once of the Surveyor in Illorida. Robert Butler, Surveyor $2, 250 CIVIL LIST.

Surveyor General in Louisiana.

Henry T. Williams, Surveyor General 8~, 000

Clerks in the once of the Surveyor General in Louisiana.

Henry T. Williams, Surveyor General $2, 24 ~

Surveyor in Arkansas.

James S. Conway, Surveyor $1,500

Clerks in the once of t1ze Surveyor in Arkansas. James S. Conway, Surveyor $2, 202

To enable' the respective Surveyors General to furnish Land OPces with renezoed township plats. Robert T. Lytle, Surveyor General in Ohio, In- diana, and Michigan 2, 000 Elias T. Langham, Surveyor in Illinois and Mis- souri 2)000 Henry T. Williams, Surveyor General in Louisiaua 500

$4, 500

Secretary to sign Patents for Public Lands. Andrew J. Donelson, Secretary $1)500

Commissioner ef the Public Buildings in Wash- zng ton.

William Noland, Commissioner $1, r T2

Ogcers and Clerks of the Mint. William Findlay, Treasurer of the Mint $10,'600

Compensation to the Governor, Judges, and Se- cretary of the Michigan Territory.

George B. Porter, late Governor 1,048 9 Stevens T. Mason, late acting Governor 3, 152 I

Carried forward. ea 201 CIVII LIST.

Brought forward) $4., 201 09 John S. Horner, acting Governor 81 52 Solomon Sibley, one of the Judges 1,500 George Morell ditto 1,500 Ross Wilkins ditto 1)500 David Irvin ditto 1,500 $10,282 61

Contingent expenses of the Michigan Territory. Stevens T, Mason, acting Governor expenses of the Legislative Council of michigan Territory. Charles C. Trowbridge, Agent $18,521 "i9

Compensation to the Governor, Judges, and 8e- crctary of Arkansas Territory. j'ohn Pope., late Governor 87'2 22 William S. I'ulton, Governor a, ln VS Benjamin Johnson, one of the Judges 1,250 Edward Cross, ditto 1,625 Thomas J. Lacy, ditto 1,635 ST Thomas P. Eskrldge) ditto 7'58 33 Archibald Yell, ditto 1N 6T William S. I'ulton, late Secretary 936 11 I ewis Randolph, Secretary 563 84

Contingent Expenses of the Arkansas Territory. William S. I' ultan, late Secretary 125 I ewis Randolph, Secretary 3&0

expenses cf the I egislature of the Arkansas Terri tory. William S. Fulton, Governor $10)095

Compensation to the Governor, Jrudges, and Se- cretary of the $7orida Territory. John H. Eaton, Governor 3, 125 Robert R. Reid, Judge, eastern district 1,925

Carried forward, '24 CIVIL LEST.

1835. Brought forward, $5,059 Thomas Randall, Judge, middle district 1,8(N John A. Cameron, Judge, western district 1,8Ni James Webb, Judge, southern district 2, 300 George K. Walker, Secretary 1,875

Contingent Expenses of the Florid'a Territory.

William Wilson, for printing and stationery 192 2 Darius Claggett k, Co. for office furniture 305 t'

E'xpcnses of the Legislative Council of Florida Territory.

Union Bank of Florida„agent for paying expenses of Legislative Council 6)372 50 William Wilson) for printing the laws in pamphlet form, Rc. 955 William Wilson, for printing, stationery, and other contingencies 1)377 tll William W. Bell, for copying the laws, and other services 300 Benjamin D. Wright, for publishing the laws in 1S35 125 L. Cuirier 6-. Co. do. 125

$9)255 2l)

ComI))leti))g the Compilation of the Lau~s of the Florida Territory. John H. Eaton, Governor

Compensation to the Chief Justice, the Associate and District Judges of t' he United States.

John Marshall, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court 3, 750 Joseph Story, one of the Associate Judges 4, 500 Gabriel Duvall, late do. to 12th Jan. 1835 1,275 Smith Thompson, do. 4, 500 John McLean, do. 4)500 Henry Baldwin, do. 4+00 James M. Wayne, do. from 14th Jan. 1835 3,212 5~ Ashur Ware, District Judge, Maine - 1/00 Matthew Harvey, do. New Hampshire 1,000 Carried forward, +9)037 I CIVIL LIST.

Brought forward, $29, 037 50 John Davis, District Judge, Massachusetts 2, 500 Elijah Paine, do. Vermont 1,200 John Pittman, do. Rhode Island 1,500 William Bristol, do. Connecticut 1,500 Alfred Conkling, do. Northern district, New York 2, 000 Sa, muel R. Betts, Clo. Southern district, New York 3, 500 William Rossell, cI.Q. New Jersey 1,500 Joseph Hopkinson, do. Eastern district, Pennsylva, nia 2, 500 Thoma. s Irwin, clo. Western district, Pennsylvan. ia 1,800 Willard Hall, do. Delaware 1,500 Elias Glenn, do. Maryland 2, 000 Philip P. Barbour, (10. Eastern district, Virginia 1,800 Alexander Caldwell do. Westei n district, Virginia 1,482 61 Humphrey H. Leavitt, do. Ohio 1,000 Thomas B. Munroe, do. Kentucky 1,500 Henry Potter, do. North Carolina 2, 000 Thomas Lee, do. South Carolina 2, 500 Morgan W. Brown, do. Tennessee 1)500 Jeremiah Cuyler, do. Georgia 2, 500 Samuel H. Harper, do. Loulsi B.na 3, 000 Benjamin Parke, do. Incllana 7'50 Powhatan Ellis, clo. Mississippi 2, 000 Nathaniel Pope, do. Illinois 1,000 William Crawford, do. Alabama 2. 500 James H. Peck, do. Missouri 1,200

QT5, 270 11

Salat'ies of the Chief Justice and Associate Judg es oj'the District of Coluncbia, and of the Judges of the Orphans' Court of said District. William Cranch, Chief Justice 2, 700 Buckner Thruston, one of the Associate Judges 2, 500 James S. Morsell, do. 2, 500 Samuel Chase, J udge Orphans' Court, Washington county 1,000 Christopher Neale& do. Alexandria county 66T 39

$9, 367 39

Corrcpensation to the Attorney General of the United 8tates. Benjamin F. Butler, Attorney General $4, 000 Cli IL LIST.

ClerA; and Messeu'cr in the once of the lttorney General.

Benjamin. F. Butler, Attorney General $1„309

Contingent Expenses of the opec of the AttorncJ General.

Benjamin F. Butler, Attorney General From which deduct the I'ollowing repayment: Roger B. Taney, late Attorney General

$499 &

Compensation to the Reporter of the Decisions of the Supreme Court. Richard Peters, Reporter $1,000

Compensation to District Attorneys and Marshal. '.

John Anderson, Dist. Attorney, Ma. ine 200 Albert Smith, Marshal do 200 John P. Hale, Dist. Attorney, New Hamp- shire 200 Pearson Cogswell, Marshal, Clo 20S b Daniel Kellogg& Dist. Attorney, Vermont 208 Heman Lowry, Marshal, do 200 Ashur Robbins, late Dist. Attorney, Rhode Isl'd SSN Richard W. Green, do clo 200 Burrington Anthony, Marshal, do 200 Willia, m S. Holabird, Dist. Attorney, Connecticut 200 Norris Wilcox, Marshal, do 200 Nathaniel S. Benton, Dist. Attorney, North. Dist. New York 200 John W. Livingston, Marshal, do 200 Ga. rrett D. Wall, Dist. Attorney, New Jersey 200 Oliver W. Ogden, late Marshal, do 12 iII John S. Darcy, (10 do 200 i Benjamin Patton, jr. Dist. Attorney, West'n Dist. Pennsylv'a 200 John M. Davis. , Marshal, do 200 George Read, jr. Dist. Attorney' Delaware 200 David C. Wilson, Marshal, Cl0 120 Robert C. Nicholas, Dist. Attorney, East'n Dist. Virginia 200 Edmund Christian, Marshal, Cl0 200 Wash. G. Singleton, Dist. Attorney West'n Dist. Virginia 200 James Points, Marshal& do 200

S9 CIVIL L1ST.

Bro ught forward, $4, 428 95 Thomas P. Devereux, Dist. Attorney, N. Carolina 200 Beverly Daniel, Marshal, cl0 400 Lewis Sanders, Dist. Attorney, kentucky 200 John M. McCalla, Marshal, do 200 Noah H. Swayne, Dist. Attorney, Ohio 200 John Patterson, Marshal, do 200 Robert M. Charleton. , Dist. Attorney, Georgia 132 22 John A. McKinney, do East Tenn. 200 Wilham Lyon, Marshal, do 200 William T. Brown, Dist. Attorney, West Tenn. 116 ll J. Collingsworth, late cI.Q c10 50 Samuel B. Marshall, Marshal, clo 200 Henry Carleton, Dist. Attorney, East'n Dist. L0 nisi ail a. 600 John Nicholson, late, Marshal, do 79 44 John H. Holland, do do 120 56 Benjamin F. Linton, Dist. Attorney, West'n Dist. Louisiana 200 Samuel E. Bell, Marshal, do 147 28 T. A. Howard, Dist. Attorney, Iilcll aila 200 Gamaliel Taylor, Marshal, do 209 78 David J. Baker, Dist. Attorney, Ill in 0 is 200 Harry Wilton, Marshal, clo 200 Byrd Brandon, Dist. Attorney, North. Dist. Alabama 200 Benjamin Patteson, Marshal, c10 200 John Elliott, Dist. Attorney, South. Dist. Alabama, 150 Robert L. Crawford, Marshal, do 664 83 Arthur L. Maginnis, Dist. Attorney, . Missouri 200 Augustus Jones, Marshal, clo 200 George Adams, Dist. Attorney, Mississippi 150 William M. Gwin, Marshal, do 150 Daniel Goodwin, Dist. Attorney, Michigan 250 Peter Desrioyers, Marshal, do 200 Samuel C. Roane, Dist. At torney& Arkansas 270 38 Elias Rector, Marshal, do 200 Thomas Douglas, Dist. Attorney, E. Florida 200 Samuel Blair, Marshal, (10 200 John K. Ca, mpbell, late Dist. Attorney, M. Florida 57 07 James D. Westcott, jr. do clo 200 Thomas E. Randolph, Marshal) c10 200 George Walker, Dist. Attorney, W. Florida 200 James W. Exum& Ma. rshal, do 218 13 Adam Gordon, Dist. Attorney, S. Florida 47 28 %. P. Clark& late do do 25 55 Thomas Eastin, Marshal, c10 150

Carried forward, $13,017 58 CIVIL LIST. 1835. Brought forw ard, From which deduct the following repayment: Daniel Le Roy, late Dist. Attorney, Michigall

,$12)996

Expenses of Courts of the United States, Pc. Albert Smith, Marshal Maine 4, 090 Jonas L. Sibley, do Mass. 25, 11 Pearson Cogswell, do N. Hamp. l, omj Heman Lowery) do Vermont 1)21l Burrington Anthony, do R. Island 2, 000 Norris Wilcox& do Connectic ut 1,000 John W. Livingston& do N orth. Dist. New York 10,000 Wm. C. H. Waddell, (10 South. Dist. New York 22)91l Oliver W. Ogden& late do N. Jersey 610 II John S. Darcy, (10 do 10,600 Benjamin S. Bonsall, do East'n Dist. Penlisylv'a 11)000 John M. Davis, do West'n Dist. Penn sylv'a 5,060 David C. Wilson, (10 Delaware 2)000 Nicholas Snider, c10 Maryland ] 1)000 Edmund Christian, do East'n Dist. Virginia 11,000 James Points, West'll Dist. Virginia 22, 203 Beverly Daniel, c10 N. Caro]ina 2, 590 Thomas D. Condy, clo ~ S. Carolina 3)900 William Maxwell, do Georgia 1,500 John Patterson, do Ohio 7, 5TH John iVI. McCalla, do Kell lu cky 18)600, William Lyon, do East'n Dist. Tennessee 1,500 Robert Purdy, late do West li Dls't. Tennessee 1,224 Samuel B. Marshall& do c10 2)000 Gamaliel Taylor, do Indiana 1,150 John H. Holland, c10 East'n Dist. Louisiana 5, 000 Samuel E. Bell, (10 West'n Dist. Louisianq, '1, 000 Robert L. Crawford, do South. Dist. Alabama 6, 100 William M. Gwin, do Mississippi 2, 000 Augustus Jones, do Missouri 3)750) Peter Desnoyers, do Michigan 5, 900 Elias Rector, do Arkansas 8, 200 Samuel Blair& 0 do E. Florida 16,800 u)„.:,@ 5' Brought forward, $ 229, 365 58 Thomas E. Randolph, Marshal, M. Florida 6, 500 James W. Exum, do W. Florida, 7, 000 Thomas Eastin, do S. Florida 3, 250 Alexander Hunter, do Dist. of Col. 45)000 Andrew Ounlap, District Atturney, Massachusetts, for extra services rendered in the case of the Spanish pirates, lately tried iu said 'District 1,000 P. S. I.oughhorough, for services in the Circuit Court of Kentucky, in November, 1834, in aid of the District Attorney in the prosecution of Thomas Triplett, John Bailey, and six others, for frauds in cases of pensions and revolutionary claims, and arguing the case against Bailey in the Su- preme Court of the United States, in 1835 500 Jesse Wilson, for services in the. prosecution of various suits in the various courts of North Carol i na, against the sureties of A sa, Roger son, late Collector of the Customs, Camden 400 Gavin Hogg, for services in the State Courts of North Carolina, in thc suits against Asa Roger- son, late Collector of Camden Jacob A. Lane, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and Quarter Sessions, for fees in certain suits arising out of internal revenue laws, decided in favor of the defendants, Jan. term, 1822 32 12 William Mann, !ate Beputy Marshal for the Bis- trict of Virginia, for amount paid by him in various suits by John Haile, late Collector of the Customs at Tappahannock 510 43 Richard K. Call, Assistant Counsel in relation to private land claims in Florida, for travelling expenses to attend the Supreme Court in 1835, and for his additional fee for arguing the case of Colin Mitchell 1,500 Francis A. Bickins, for balance due to him for his services and expenses, in going to, remaining aty and returning from the Circuit Court, Kentucky, from 28th April to 4th July, 1835. in relation to the trial of Thomas Triplett and others, charged with frauds against the United States Christopher H. Cooksey, master of the ship I"errata, for amount stipulated to be paid to him by the Vice Consul at Montevide, in August, 1835, for the passage from thence to the United States of four American seamen, late belonging to the barque Louisa, of Philadelphia, sent home as prisoners, and for the passage of the mate of said barque 300 Paul Froberville, Consul at the Isle of France, for expenditures in supporting and sending to the

Carried forward, $295, T65 80 CIVIL LIST.

Brougllt forward ~~295, & tij of' United States& as prisoners, the crew the ship IIalc&on, of New London~ charged with mut&ny 2, 990 Goldthwaite and Campbell, for compensation for professional services in defending Major Mclntosh and others, indicted in the State courts of. Ala- bama 60G

299, 256 ~ From which deduct the following repayments: William Peck, late Marshal, Rhode Island 863 47 Henry Connor, late do Illinois 282 78 John H. Morell, late do Georgia 100 John Simonds, late do Missouri 5 05 John L. Leib& late do Michigan 586 42 Hubbard Berry, for costs refunded 32 70 1,S70 l&

$29T, 356 NI

Printing Records in the Supreme Court of the United States. Alexander Hunter, Marshal, for the District of Columbia. , for expense of printing the records of said Court for January term, 1835 $3, 000

Recording the Opinio»s of the Supreme Court of the United States. W'illiam T. Carroll, Clerk of the Supreme Court - @50

MISCELLANEOUS. Payment of su»dry Annuities granted by special acts of Congress. 3osiah H. Webb, per act of 12th November, 1811 Rachel Dohrman, widow of Arnold H. Dohrman, per act of 3d March, 1817 300 Elizabeth C. Perry, widow of Oliver H. Perry, per act of 2d March, 1821 400 Oliver H. Perry, son of Oliver H. Perry, per act of 2d March, 1821 300 Christopher R. Perry, son of Oliver H. Perry, per act of 2d March, 1821 150 Elizabeth M. Perry, daughter of Oliver H. Perry, per act of 2d March, 1821 150

8185~ MISCEI LANEOUS.

Purchase of Copper for the Mint. William Findlay, Treasurer of the Mint $1T,206

Compensation to the Assistants in the several De- partments of the Mint. William Findlay, Treasurer of the Mint $23, 000

Jncidental and Contingent Expenses and Pepairs of the Mint, including wastage on Gold and 8ilver Coinage.

William Findlay, Treasurer of'the Mint $59., 650

Buildings and Machinery for the Branch of the Mint at ¹ew Orleans.

Martin Gordon, Senior, Commissioner T2, 000 Robert M. Patterson, Director of the Mint 8, 000 $80, 000

Buildings and Machinery of the Branch of the 3Ant at Charlotte, ¹ C. Samuel McComb, Commissioner 81,600

Buildings and Machinery for the Branch of the Mint at Dahloneg a, Georgia.

Ignatius A. Few, Commissioner $1)500

Payment of demands for unclaimed merchandise.

Dawson and Brothers, for nett proceeds of eight crates of earthenware imported into New Or- leans $4T 29

8upport and maintenance of I ight Houses, Ploat- ing lights, Beacons& Buoys, and StaLeages.

3ohn Chandler Maine 15,8T8 38 Daniel P. Drown New Hampshire 3, 164 23 Archibald W. Hyde Vermont 3T5 69, David. Hen shaw Boston 8, 593 95 Carried forward, $28, 018 18 i&IISCELLANEOUS.

1885. Brought forward& NS, 012 John. P. Norton, Edgnrtown 10,64O. Martin T. Morton, Nantucket --. 49 William Littlefield, Newport 5, 793 Walter R. Danforth, Providence l35 Ingoldsby W. Crawford New London 1,849 William H. Ellis, New Haven 2, 47l Samuel S wnrtwout, New Vork 11,165 John P. Osborn, Sag Harbor 1,493 l Pierre A. Barker, Buffal 2)151 Ja, cob Gould, Lalre Ontario 1,920 Baron S. Doty, Ogdensburg 448 49 Joseph W. Reel.-less, Perth Amboy 1,986 94 George W. Tucker, Little Egg Harbor 190 5 Mahlon D. Ca, nfield, Great Eg~g Harbor 719 33 Thomas Foster, Presque Isle 727 Henry Whiteley, Delaware 13,849 Robert Lyon, jr. , Maryland 10,796 George Brent, Alexandria 2, 636 59 Robert S. Garnett, Tnppahan nock 130 9j Conwny Whittle, Norfolk 15,308 83 James Owen, . Wilmington 1,109 l3 ' Thomas H. Blount, Washington 1,896 (8 James E. Gibble, Beaufort 665 Silvester Brown) Ocracoke 10)574 Stephen Charles, Wadespoint 2, 367 55 Duncan McDonald) Edenton 1,597 17 Thomas L. Shaw, Georgetown 815 James R. Pringle, Charleston 4)153 54 John N. McIntosh, Da rien 1,3K Abraham B. Fannin, Snvannnh 1,3T7 19 Archibald Clark, St. Mary' s '.T14 9j James W. Breedlove, New Orleans T, 416 45 Ogden D. Langstaff) Teche 1,734 67 George W. Owen, Mobile 2)226 98 Sami&el Starkweather, Cleveland, Ohio 2, 353 Andrew Mack, Detroit 549 23 Abraham Wendell, Michilimackinac 4~562 75 John Rodmnn, St. Augustine 858 49 Robert Mitchell, Pensacola 490 William A. Whitehead, . Key Vf est 9,336 94 Jesse H. Willis, St. Marks 738 09 Gabriel J. Floyd, Appalachicola, 56T 59 James Dell, St. John' s 269 83 Chns. W. Morgan R Co . Contractors for keepi ng all the Light Houses an d Beacon Lights suppli ed with oil, Rc. 64, 855 44

6)266, 066 76 MISCELLANEOUS. 33

&35. Light House on the north easterly part of Strait- tnoutk Harbor& i@assachusetts.

David Henshaw, Superintendent $4, 091 29

Spindle on Mnot's Ledge, Mnssachusetts.

David. Henshaw, Superintendent

Buoys in or near the harbor of Lynn, 8y c. 1Vas- sachuset ts.

David Henshaw, Superintendent

Buoys on West island Ledg e, Massachusetts.

John P. Norton, Superintendent

Stone Beacon on Collier's Ledge, Vineyard Sound. John P. Norton, Superintendent $1,309 95

Buoys at or near the harbor of ÃantucLet. John P. Norton, Superintendent $600

Buoys in the ha~ bor of ¹~ Bedford. John P. Norton, Superintendent $308 51

Buoys and Beacons in Buzzard's Bay.

John P. Norton, Superintendent $1)519 57

Spindle near the entrance of Mystic River,

Ingoldshy W. Crawford, Superintendent $1T8 35

Light Boat and Bell to be anchored at Bartlett"s Reef.

Ingoldsby W. Crawford, Superintendent $4, 981 50

Rebui lding Beacon near the entrance of Black Rock Harbor, Long Island.

gpji] jatn H, Ellis, Superintendent $8, T48 43 MISCELLANEOUS. ht 1835. Preserz'ation of Payenaeather Island azzdzd Ii g House, and securing Blac1& Bocl' harbor

William H. Ellis, Superintendent $2, 052 Q

Beacon on the rocI); near the harbor of East Creenioich) gc.

William LittleGeld, Superintend'ent $492

Light House at the mouth of Oszoeg atchie, N. Y.

Baron S. Doty, Superintendent $T21 4, Light House at or near the Shoals of Barnegat, Nezs Jersey,

David Henshaw, for building $5)362 George W. Tucker do 534 40 Blair and Rives, advertising 43 S0

$5)939 90

Light House at the mouth of Christiazza Aim; Delaioare.

Henry Whiteley, Superintendent $5, 34 2i

Light House at Piney Point, maryland.

George Brunt, for selecting. a site, Rc. $62 01

Light Boat to be anchored at the mouth of Itap- pahannock River) Virginia.

Conway Whittle, Superintendent $9)950 v~(i

Light Boat, Boler's Rocl-) Rappahannock Aii)er) Virginia. Conwuy Whittle, Superintendent $4r92'

Three Buoys in the Channel of Chincoteague Inlet, Firginia.

Conway Whittle„Superintendent $420

Three Buoys in the Channel of Mattapungo Inlet.

Conway Whittle, Superintendent $420 MIS CELLA'NEOUS.

335. Light Boat to be anclzored at the mouth of Roan- oke River, ¹ C. Duncan McDonald, Superintendent $8, 984 12

Iri ght boat betu een Albemarle and Pamptico sounds, ¹ C. Silvester Brown, Superintendent $4, 750

Three Buoys in Charleston Harbor, S. C James R. Pringle, Superintendent

Three Buoys at the Bar of the port of George- tozon) &S. C Thomas L. Shaw, Superintendent

Buoys on ¹rtlz P'desto Bar, i$-c. S. C James R. Pringle, Superintendent

Light House at Port Poncliartrain, Louzsiana. Seth A. Elliot, for two draughts of elevating Light and fifty impressions 8&0

Buoys at the entrance of Sandusky Harbor, Ohio. Samuel Starkweather, Superintendent $220 20

Buoys at Port Clinton, Ohio. Samuel Starkweather, Superintendent $51 31

Securing and conzpleting the foundation of the Lig ht-House on Turtle Xsland, Lake Prie, 3fi chig an. Samuel Starkweather, Superintendent $1,.600

Ten Buoys to m, ark the Channel at the nzouth of the 1Vianzi of Lake Prie and IMaunzee Bay, lMichig an. Samuel S tarkweather, Superintendent

I"our Buoys at the end of St. George's Channel, Apalachicola Bay, 5'lorida. Gabriel J. Floyd, Superintendent $600 2 IIS CELLAR l: Ol."S.

Harboz'. Florz«a 1835. Fight Buoys in St. 31ar1 s 1

Jesse H. YVillis, Superintendent

Rebzzilding Light-House, 8t. Joh; 1's ri z:ez'& Florida.

David Henshaw 9,000 James Dell 159 I(((

0!) )$9 t)~i

Light-House at Muszjuito inlet, on the Atlantic coast, Florida.

David. Henshaw, for building Blair and Rives, for advertising

Sz), 559

Surveying the Public Lands.

Nicajah T. Williams, late Surveyor General in Ohio& Indiana, and Michigan 19,000 Robert T. I,ytle, Surveyor General in Ohio, In- diana, and Michigan 35,000 James H. Weaklcy, Surveyor in Alabama 2, 500 Henry T. Williams, Surveyor General in Louisiana, 10,000 James S. Conway, Surveyor in Arkansas 4, 00(( Robert Butler, Surveyor in Florida, 251000 Frederick R. Conway, Recorder of Land titles in Missouri and Arkansas 500

96,000 From which deduct the following repayments: William Lytle, late Surveyor General in Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan 834 42 Micajah T. Williams, late Surveyor General in Ohio, Indiana, , and Michi- gan 1324T 26 John Coffee, late Surveyor in Alabama 3, 661 52 17,743 20

$78 256 80

8urvey of the Public Lands recently purchased from the Indians in Indiana.

Micajah T, Williams, Surveyor General in Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan 81 000 MISCELLANEOUS. hurvey of the Land in the Southwestern part of llIIissouri, to which the Indian title was extinguished in 1832,

Elias T. Langham, Surveyor in Illinois and Mis- souri $20, 000

Surveying Donation Rights to Land in 31i chip an.

Albert G. Ellis, Deputy Surveyor in Michigan $47 90

Salaries of Registers* and Receivers of Land aces. Charles Downing, Register, . East Florida 500 William H. Allen, Receiver, do. 375 $875

Repayment for Lands erroneonsly sold, per act Janua& y 12, 1825.

James Fin ly 47 T8 Zachariah Nettles 48 94 Henry T. Irish and Ho race Carpenter 99 69 William Johnson 50 14 Solomon Sturges 100 Lyman Dudley 50 William M. Beale 95 16 Seaborn Collins 100 11 Nimrod Ferguson 200 James McLa~ran 184 69 Benjamin Hill 50 Susan H. Williams 50 02 James Bain 61 36 John Nelson, Frederick Peck, and John Erwin 199 88 John W. Bebout 250 Pearce A. Lewis 303 44 Joseph Good 50 Isaac Hunsucker 59 81 George W. Thompson 400 Alfred W. G. Davis 99 45 David Johnston 100 Stephen Saunders 50 John. Adkins 100 Bryant Dameron 50 86 Jeremiah Coleman 202 71 Middleton C. Elliott 50

Carried forward, $3)054 04 MISCELLANEOUS.

Brought forward, . $3., 054 Thomas Campbell 127, Benjamin G. Sims 50 79 Edmund F. Moore 500 Francis Flournoy 50 11 James Bethel 100

3,432 g From which deduct the following repayment: George %. Thompson 400

83,032 ar

Salaries of taboo Eeepers of Public Archives in Florida.

Antonio Alvarez, St. Augustine 500 Joseph E. Caro, Pensacola 5(I

$1,000

1Varine Hospita/ Fstablishrnent. %'. James Ripley, late Passamaqu odd y 278 96 John A. Balkam, Passamaquoddy 135 I Samuel A. Morse& Machias 77' Denny McCobb, %aldoborough 988 55 %illiam King, late Bath 54 60 Joseph Sewall, Bath 673 I Daniel Lane, Belfast . 422 39 Barnabas Pa.lmer, Kennebunk 209 12 John Chandler, Portland 789 W Daniel P. Drown, Portsmouth 664 21 Archibald W. Hyde, Vermont 10 Ib Samuel Phillips, Newburyport 24 82 %illiam Beach, Gloucester 28 16 David Henshaw, Boston 9,422 58 Martin T. Morton, Nantucket 15 15 Isaiah L. Green, Barnstable 331 39 Lemuel williams, New Bedford 328 99 William Littlefield, Newport 208 11 Nathaniel Bullock, Bristol 276 39 %'alter R. Danforth, Providence 1,933 74 Ingoldsby W. Crawford, New London 221 88 Noah A. Phelps, Middletown 483 42 %william H. Ellis, New Haven Samuel Simonds, Fair6eld 81 11 Samuel S wartwout, New York 1.6, 804 49 Pierre A. Barker, Buffalo 259 i8 George H. McWhorter, Oswego 261 98

Carried forward, y35, 603 31ISCEI LA NEOUS.

Brought forward, $35, 603 48 Thomas Loomis, Sackett's Harbor 23 50 Baron S. Boty, Ogdensburg 98 53 Jacob Gould, Gennesee 23 15 Mahlon D. Canfield) Great Egg Halbor 406 53 Geol'ge W. Tuckel') Little Egg Harbor 10 10 James N. Ba,rker, Philadelphia 4)7]8 95 John Clarke, Pittsburg 200 98 James Mosher, Bal ti more 5, 109 7,3 Richard Sands, An 1 lap oils 79 43 Thomas Turner, Geol'getown 211 07 George Brent, Alexandria 417 03 Conway Whittle, Norfolk 2, 037 36 Charles B. McIndoe, Petersburg 1,494 58 James Gibbon, late Richmond 226 73 Thomas Nelson, Richmond 141 65 Robert S. Garnett, Tappah amleck 181 30 Stephen Charles, Camden 1,231 34 Levl Fagan) Plymouth 106 16 Thomas H. Blount, Washington 6S3 64 Btlncall McBonald) Edenton 236 96 Thomas S. Singleton, Newhern 213 7'3 Silvester Brow11, Ocracoke 976 56 James Otven, Wilmington 289 94 James E. Gi))ble, Beaufort 112 59 James R. Pringle, Charleston 3)788 77 Thomas L. Sh~aw, Georgetown 174 29 Abrahanl B. I annin) Savannah I, 914 74 John N. McIntosh, Brunswick 346 14 Archibald Clark, St. Mary' s 4 04 James W. Breedlove, New Orleans 20, 050 09 George W. Owen, ~JIobile 2)827 99 Samuel Starkweather, Cuyahoga, Ohio 150 34 William H. Hunter, Sandusky 26 26 Charles Larrabee, late Cincinnati 292 38 Robert Punchon, Cincinnati 198 21 Trustees of the Cumber- land Hospital, Smithland, Kentucky 402 50 Andrew Mack, Detroit 126 65 Abraham Wendell) Michilimackinac 4 29 Johl'1 Rod171an St. Augustine 48 73 Robert Mitchell, Pensacola 151 57 William A. Whitehead, Key West 521 63 Gabriel J. Floyd, Apalachicola 354 22 Ja, mes Dell, St. John. 's 36 43 .Jesse H. Willis, St. Mark's 14 14

Roads 1oitItin the State of Ohio, (three per ce<. fiutd. ) John A. Bryan, Auditor of the State of Ohio ~~'17)243 89 40 MISCELLANEOUS.

1S35. Roads and Canals eoithin the State of Indiana, (three per cent. fund. )

Benjamin J. Blythe, Agent of the State of In+«» 9840 3i Nathan B. Palmer, Treasurer of the State of In- — - diana - 14,458 15

$84, 898 %

Road's and Canals toithin the State of ~llbssouri, (three per cent. fund. ) State of Missomi $8, 456 li

Alterations and Repairs of the Capitol, including Repairs to the Roof. William Ãoland, Commissioner - $12,500

Pedestrian Statue of' Georg e Washington, to be placed in the centre of' the rotunda of the Capitol. R. and J. Phillips, for a bill of' exchange to he remitted te London $5,000

Preparing the riches for the reception of the two Colossal Statues at the east front of the Capitol. William Roland, Commissioner

Salarvjof the Gardenerernployed in superintenc$- ing the Capital Square and other Public GroQ'l2ds.

William Noland;. Commissioner $1/00'

Lighting Lamps, Aeeping the Grounds and Walksin order, and Cost of Trees and Shrubs. William Noland, Commissioner g4, 500

Repairing the culvert at the nest end of the CapitoL William Noland, Commissioner

Protection of the u aste uater pipes, and air pipe of the aqueduct of the Capitol, and repairs. William Noland, , Commissioner $500 MISCELLANEOUS. 41

Aepairzng and puttizzg in order the Congres- sional Burial Ground.

William Noland, Commissioner !)600

Alterations and repairs of the President's House, Gardener's salary, and f or Ieeeping the grounds and vaallcs in order, and for cost of trees and s/I7"lzbs.

William Noland, Commissioner $4, 200

Laying a line of zoater pipesfrozn the State to the Wavy Department. Wilham Noland, Comm&ssioner hnproving Lafayette Square, north of the Presi- dent's Houke,

AVj. lham Noland, Comm&ssi oner $300

Annual expense of tzoo fzre engines.

William Noland& Commissioner $200

Support and maintenance of the Peszztentiary in the District of Cohzrnbia. isaac Clarke, Warden $6, 436

Bridge across the Potonzac river, ot TVa,. fizzzgton, District of Cohzmbia Stephen Clark and Alanson Sumner, Contractors- 86, 652 45 Spauldnlg and lrvlne) Contractors for painting T90 A. B. McClean, Assistant to the Superintending Engineer 2T0 Samuel C. Potter, late Agent 2,. 000 Richard Ela, Agent 1,500 91,212 45 From which deduct the following repayments: Stephen Clark and Alanson Sumner, Contractors 652 45 Samuel C. Potter, late Agent 866 3T William A, Davis, late Agent 18 62 1,53T 44 $89, 6T5 01 MISCELLANEOUS. river To improre the nazi~ation of tire Potomac Alexandria& and for betzoeen Georgetown and other purposes. John Cox, Mayor of Georgetown, James Dunlop, and Thomas Corcoran — $35,0e

For the benefit of the city of 1'Vashington. William A. Bradley, Mayor of the city of Wash- ington, to extinguish the interest accruing on the - public debt of the corporation $85, QN

Stoc1~ in the ChesapeaLe and Ohio Canal Company. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, for part of the 40th instalment on 10,000 shares in the capital stock of said company, subscribed by the Secretary of the Treasury in the name, and for the use, of the United States, per act of 24th 1YIay& 1828 $990

Consular receipts under the 2d section of the act of the 14th Apri/, 17'92. Thomas Munroe, a citizen of the united States, deceased, at Odessa, in August, 1884 416 ~ Andrew citizen the United States, Farrouilh, a of ' deceased, at Matamoras, in November, 1833 555

$972

Payment of certazn certificates.

Paine 51 6 E. " Edward Lucas 107

@159|

Custom house and public store at Neu Bedford, Massa chusec'ts.

Lemuel Williams, Agent gl1, 828 I

Custom Izouse in Nezcburyport, Massachusetts. Samuel Phillips, Agent gM, SN t

Custom house and public store at LlIliddletomm, Connecticut. Noah A. Phelps, . Agent $8,014 MISCEI. LANEOUS. er »'5. Custom Izouse and public store at %no London, Connecti cut. Ingoldsby W. Crawford, Agent $7, 18T

Custom housein the city of Kezo Vork. Walter Bowne, Commissioner - $229, 789 6T

Public zoarehousein the city of Baltimore. Joseph White and James Howard, Commissioners $60, 000

Cistern on tIze czzsto~n Izouse lot at Key %Vest. William A Whitehead, Agent $500

Pi, epair of the pier a~zd toharves connected zeith the public stores orz Staten Island. Samuel Swartwout, Agent $35,431

Liquidatizzg and paying certain claims of the State of Virginia, under the M section of the act of 5th july, 1832. Charles Russell, dec'd, Lieutenant 1,930 96 p o s Robert Dodson, dec'd, Sailing Master in the Navy 5, 018 34 ~c&-:! John Scott, dec'd, Captain Lieutenant 1,872 88 s ~ William Burnett, dec'd, Sailing Master in the Navy 2, 982 92 ,/ ':-Samuel Haley, dec'd, Lieutenant in the Navy 2, 986 50 Humphrey Marshall, Captain Lieutenant 100

ter &M' $14,891 60

Stationery and books for the aces of Commis- sioners of Loans. Bank of the United States, for expenditures from 1st June to 30th November. 1834 $40l. 24

Allozoance to the Lazo Agent, Assistant Counsel, and District Attorney, under the act of 23d May, 1828, in r el ati on to private La~zd clai ms i n 5'lori da. Richard C. Allen, Law Agent 1)125 Richard K. Call, Assistant Counsel 625 Thomas Douglas, District Attorney and Assistant Counsel 1,645

Vors. —The above item ~vas transferred to the War Department from !he 1st June, . 1835, tct of 3d March, 1S35. MIS~LANEOLrS

1835. Printing and binding, and for selecting, editzng, and preparing indexes for the compilation of documents& per act 2d March, 1831. %'al- Walter Lowrie, Secretary of the Senate, and ter S. Franklin, Clerk of the House of Repre- sentatives — gSOPP0

Prznting documents relative to pzzblic lands, ordered by the Senate of the United SLates& and eng raving the necessary maps. Walter Lowrie, Secretary of the Senate $20, OOO

Digest of the existing commerczal regulations of foreig n countries. Helmich Janson, Consul at Bergen Nicholas P. Trist, do at Hav~ana 60 lg Thomas Aspinwall, do London 27 33 Sidney Mason, late do Porto Rico 9 18 41091

Payment of balances to collectors of nezo internal reven, ue.

Michael Garber, jr. Collector 7th district of Virginia $22 60 Expenses in collecting information. of the extent and condition of the manufactures of the Uni- ted States. Lemuel Slater, for compensation in Rhode Island in 1832 $810 27

Expensesin relation to certain insolvent debtors of the United States. Richard Ela, Agent 1,850 From which deduct the following repayment: Samuel C. Potter, late Agent 1,841 76

$8 84

Compensation to recorder, Commissioners, and Translator, for the adj nstnzent of private land claims in Missourz.

Frederick R. Conway, Recorder 1,504 OS James S. Mayfield, one of the Commissioners 629 17 James S. Relfe, do 1)504 OS Falkland H. Martin, do 8' 9f Julius De Mun, Translator 1,504 0t

zs, ox@ 3~ MIS CEI LANEOUS.

Contingent expenses, and once rent of said Com- mi ssi oners.

Frederick R. Conway, Recorder 169 98 James H. Relfe, one of the Commissioners 112 50 James S. Mayfield, late one of the Commissioners for bringing the report to the seat of Govern- ment, in January, 1835

$T82 48

Payment for property lost during the late war with the indians on the frontiers of Illinois and michigan, per act of 30th June, 1834.

Myron. Phelps, Attorney for 34 individuals 289 8T Armistead Jones 14 Joseph McClintock 18 Thomas MoQ'ett 127 94 Elijah Willard, Attorney for 8 individuals 289 11 William H. Rumsey 92 95 Benjamin McDonald, deceased 62 iVyyron Phelps, Attorney for 5 individuals 154 Joseph M. Campbell and Moses Hart 95 23 Robert D. Coats, Henry Neale, and Thomas Phelps 140 40 Absalom Ellis, deceased, Jeremiah Farris, Samuel Baughman, and Andrew H. Maxfield 316 George W. Young 43 55 $1,643 05

Remission of a part of the duties on a cargo im; ported in the brig Liberator, per act of 14th July, 1832.

Parker McCobb $262 49

E'expenses of clerL hire, interpreter, once rent, aud stationery, to thej udge of the superior court of East I"/orida, under the act of 30th June, 1834.

Robert R. Reid, for clerk hire and stationery Rosalie R. Reid, for services as clerk $410 MISCELLANEOUS.

1835 Relief of sundry hidividuals. Williani S. Anderson, deceased, for a horse lost by him in the military service, per act of 1st May, 1834 Joseph Rosati, Roman Catholic Bishop, St. Louis, Mis- souri, for duties remitted on a set of'bells& with their necessary appendages, imported from France into New Orleans in 1834, per act of 30th June, 1834 45i Heirs of Thomas Wallace& a lieutenant in the army of the revolution, for five years' full pay, per act of 30th June, 1834 1,600 William Mann, late Deputy Marshal for the district of Vir~~nia, for amount found due to him, per act of 30th June, 1834 882 Henry Awlnvard, for injuries sustained by him whilst engaged in saving from destruction the papers of the Treasury building burnt on the night of the 30th March, 1833, per act of 3d March, 1835 400 Theodore Owens, for additional compensation for taking the census in the southern district of Florida, per act of 3d March, 1835 300 Legal representatives of Bailey E. Clarke, for amount paid into the Treasury for lots erroneously sold to him by the Commissioner of the city of Washing- ton, per act of 3d March, 1835 200 'Pbhn Donnell, deceased, owner of the ' ships Chesapeake and Thomas Wilson, which were taken and sunk for the defence of Baltimore, per act of 29th May, 1830 6, 85T 75 George Stiles, deceased, owner of the brig Aid, ship Fabius, and schooner Ann, per same act 710 52 -2', 568 5 James Cashen, deceased, for amount awarded to him by the Judge c f East Florida, for a store-house at Fredonia, East Florida, destroyed by the troops of the United States in 1812, per act of 26th June, 1834 . - 600 William Hollingsworth; for amount awarded to him by the Judge of East Florida, for claims under the 9th article of the treaty with Spain of 22d February, 1819, per same act 2I000-— Abraham Hannaham, for the destruction of a house, kitchen, fence, and garden, per same act 120 2, 720

Carried forward, 4208 5i MISCELLANEOUS. 47

Brought forward, $14, 208 51 Joseph Guedry, for purchase money paid by him to the Land Office at New Orleans, under the pre-emption law of 29th May, 1830, per act of 26th June, 1834 59 T6 John Vavasseur, for ditto, per same act 80 17 Edward Lambert, for ditto, per same act 94 51 Michael Leboeuf, for ditto, per same act 60 69 295 13

S&4, 508 64

Costs of certain suits decided against the United States. Joseph M. white, for costs of certain suits —Colin Mitchell and others $2i0 1]

3llisceltaneous Claims not otherwise provided for. william Findlay, agent for the Treasurer of the United States, for transmitting cents to banks and custom- houses, for freight, lnsul ancey porterage, cooperage, Rc. including commission 6'(L 28 Edward. Chandler, late District Attorney for the southern district of Florida, for professional services in relation to the claims of Archibald Clark and. Joseph Belapine versus the United States, for lands in said Territory 1, 100 John Patterson, Marshal of Ohio, for amount paid by him for taxes due for 1834 on lands of the late Charles Simms, situate in the State of Ohio, with which said Simms, as collector of Alexandria, is to be charged Joseph L. Smith. f'or amount allowed to him for copying documents relating to land claims in East Florida, for clerk hire, and for certifying and superintending the arrangement of the papers 570 66 Robert R. Reid., Judge for the eastern district of Florida, for compensation for 1ST days' services between 1st August, 1834, and 30th September, 1835, required by the act for the relief of certain inhabitants of East Florida John R. Parker, for two sets telegraphic signals de- livered to the commanders of revenue cutters 50 George Law, for his compensation, at 25 per cent. on $20, 194 90 recovered under the convention with Naples, on account of claimants who are debtors to the United States 5, 048 r] Carried forward, $8, 170 22 48 MISCELLANEOUS.

1835 Brought forward, Francis S. Key) Attorney for the Dist~rict of Columbia, for preparing contracts to be signed by Gibson and Stevens, for building a bridge across the Potomac river at Washington Musgrove Evans, in relation to taking the fifth census in Michigan 188 Richard Butman, for refunding tonnage duty imposed on the schooner Brandywine, per act 3d March, 1835 Charles G. Green, for advertising for proposals in relation to building a bridge across the Potomac river, at Washington 99 John H. Reily, Treasurer of the Washington Bridge Company, for drawing the deed of conveyance of said brid~e to the United States, and for copies of sundry records of said Company 25

8, 616 From which deduct the following repayment: Benjamin L. Beall, being the amount overpaid to him ' in the settlement of his account in 1834 21

$8)595

Rcr)olutionary Claims, per act of 15th 2IIIay) 1828.

William Young, dec'd, privateinfantry, to 10 Aug. 1834 35 I Luther Page, dec'd, corp'al infantry, to 26 July, 1834 35 John Glencer, privateinfantry, 680 Phenix C. Ellis, serg't infantry, 1)020 Isaac Bussell, private infantry, 680 Michael Dunning, capt. infantry, 2, 160 Gilbert Grotercloss corp)al infantry, 792 Rob. Breckenridge, dec'd, lieut. infantry, to ll Sept. 1833 168 Robert Williams, dec'd, do to 16 Nov. 1834 65 ll John Cummins) dec'd, serg. infantry, to 16 May, 1833 24 5i Peter Clayes, dec'd, capt. infantry, to 8 Sept. ] 834 248 Samuel Beach, dec'd, . lieut. infantry, to 10 April, 1829 22 8 Levi Stedman, dec'd, priv'e dragoons, to 26 Oct. 1834 15 James Withers, dec'd, lieut. infantry, to 16 Oct. 1834 199 ll John J. Salge, dec'd, privateinfantry, to 20 Jan. 1835 30 55 Asa Thomas, dec'd, do to 20 Dec. 1834 23 35 Wm. B. Harrison, dec'd, cornet dragoons to 28 Feb. QP5 156 44 Bryan Rossetter) dec'd, serg. infantry to 25 Dec. 1834 James E. Snuth) dec'd, capt. lieut. art'y to 14 Jan. 1835 146 55 Edward Underhand, dec'd; privateinfantry, ' to 10 Jan. 1835 28 44 Oliver Bacon, dec'd, lieut. infant%, to 25 Mar. 1835 180 44 William Robinson, dec'd, serg. infantry, to 15 Feb. 1835 64 3t George Thomas, . Agent 60,000

Carried forward, 6)66,666 6 MISCELLANEOUS.

Brought forward, $66, 803 34 From which deduct the following repayments: %illiam Young, dec'd, private infantry 35 11 Luther Page, dec'd, corpol'al infantry 35 20 P~ichard Smith, late agent 1T, 118 1T, 188 31

$49, 615 03

NOTE. —The above item was transferred to the War Department from the 1st of June, 1835, per act of 3d March, 1885.

Additional Compensation to Collectors, Naval Officers, St(reeyors, Cvat(gers, 8'eig hers, iVeasuret s, and ClerLs. John, Chandler, collector, Portla, nd 215 09 John %. Smtth, surveyor, (10 T5 40 Henry Ilsley, weigher, do 11 26 Henry B. Boody, CIQ do 14 04 Caleb E. Carter, Cl0 do 11 26 James Smith, clo do 14 04 Zeiias Libbey, cl0 do 14 04 Arthur M. Small, do do 14 03 %illiam S. Davis, clo clo 2 78 Daniel P. Drown, col iectort Portsmouth 150 53 %illiam Walker, weigher, clo 68 16 Benjamin I%night, collector, Marblehe ad 25 32 Barnabas Palmer, do Kenne bunk 35 99 Samuel Phillips, clo Newburyport 232 68 Nathaniel Jackson, surveyor. do 38 11 Samuel Walker, weigher, (10 81 42 James Miller, collector, Salem 1,864 46 John Swasey, naval officer, do 365 37 Joseph Noble, surveyor, do 389 78 Devereux Dennis, inspector and measurer, clo 191 47 Perley Putnam, weigher, Clo 1TT 29 Thomas %est, do do 1TT 29 Jonathan Holman, do clo 1TT 28 William Story, do do 1TT 29 David Henshaw, collector, Boston 3, 354 58 %alter R. Danforth, do Providence 196 42 Samuel Brown, naval officer, do 39 3'1 John B. Barton, surveyor, CIQ 39 ll Nathaniel Bullock, collector, Bristol 160 31 %illiam H. Ellis, do New Haven 142 TT William Durand, jr. surveyor) do 6 99 Eli Mix, weigher, (10 43 91 Carried forward, $8, 507 78 l11ISCELI,ANEOUS.

forwal'd ~~", Bro u ~lit ~ 5iIt real Enos T. Throop& naval officer& New York 3, 1i'Ii Hector CraIg, survevor) (10 Samuel Swartwout, collector, do -'1, S9; ' Do for sundry weighers, do .iI', )i Do for sundry marlccrs, do Do for sundry clerks, c10 9 0 3amcs N. Barker, col lee [01' Philadelphia 2 (jll) William Duncan& surveyor, do 1,913 John Pemberton, naval officer, dn l, lill'& George Guier, weigher, do 363 Charles S. Jackson, marker, do 1, 3ames H. McCulloch, collector, Baltimore 3, ils; James Mosher, sul'veyol' clo 509 Dabne) S. Carr& naval officer, clo 565 M. Eichelberger, weigher, clo 9[i William Simpson, marker, do 1I, Conway Whittle, collcctol', Norfolk bl,") Arthur Taylor, jr. surveyor) c10 1&t Thomas Gatewood, naval officer, do 14!I,

Jacob Vickery, weigher) clo 166 l Richard Randolph, clo Richmond ii, j I(l James R. Pringle, col lector, Charleston 2 l Thomas H. 3ervey, sul'veyol ) cl0 216 Charles J. Steedman& naval officer, do 334 Isaac N. Cardoza, weigher, do 617 Abraham B. tannin, collector, Savannah li,

3ohn Shellman, surveyor, do 153 & Joseph S. Wayne, naval officer, do 93. Robert A. Mitchell, weigher, Pensacola 24 William D. Price, do Appa. la, chicola 39 Wm. A. Whitehead, collect01', Key West 249

$80, 200

Duties on Merchandise refunded, per act M 3Iarch, 1833.

Sundry importers in the district of New York 4, 365 Sundry importers in the district of Philadelphia 4i

$4, 370 l

Duties on Wines refunded, per act 2d 311arch, 1833.

Sundry importers in the district of Boston r) i) Sundry importers in the district of New York 329 i

$407 INTERCOURSE WVITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

)5 Salaries of 3llinisters of the United States.

Edward Livingston. , late Minister to France 2, 693 38 Baring, Brothers, and Co. late Bankers at London, for balance due them 2, 399 62 R. and J. Phillips, for bills of Exchange 27, 000

32, 093 From which deduct the following repayment: Edmund Randolph, formerly Secretary of State 1,898 41 $30)194 59

Secretaries of Legation of the United States.

George %. Montgomery, late acting Secretary of Lega- tion at Madrid 4ll 95 R. and J. Phillips, for bills of Exchange 3,41T 66

3, 829 61 From which deduct the following repayment: Daniel Sheldon, junior, late Secretary of Legation to France 412 10

$3)41T 51

Salaries of Charges des A+aires of the United States.

David Porter, Charge d' Affaires to Turkey 1,9T0 Samuel Lamed, do Peru 3, 625 Anthony Butler, do Mexico 4)T19 91 %'illiam Hunter, do Brazil 4, 44T 3T Charles G. De Witt, do Central America 1)156 Auguste Davezac, do Holland 400 Richard Pollard, do Chili 1)600 Jonathan F.%oodside, do Denmark 1)125 J. G. A. Williamson, do Venezuela 2, 250 R. and J. Phillips, for bills of Exchange 38)650 59)943 28 From which deduct the following repayments: David Porter, Charge O'Affaires to Turkey 440 Anthony Butler, do Mexico 948 01 1)388 01

$58, 555 2T INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN 3 i, TIONS

1835. Outfits of a sUizzi;tzz to S(«zirz, and Cliai &~. c.' des A/aires to 1 czze= «ela, Portzzg al azzd Denniarl'.

zl, William T. Barry, ~tiinister to Spain iii, i J. G. A. iVillinmson, Charge d'Affnires to Venezuela 1„')(lit Jonathan F. Woodside, do Denmark 4. )I)il R. nnd J. Phillips, for a bill of Exchange 'l, il'll

42~„50li

Conting ent Expenses of all the llfissions abroad, Edward Livingston, late Minister to France 11&, Samuel Lamed, Charge d' Affaires to Peru I3% j Aaron Vail, do Great Britain 103 Anthony Butler, do Mexico 4);(,

J. G. A. Williamson, do Venezuela 261 [ Reuben G. Beasley, Consul at Havre ]Ils l R. and J. Phillips, for bills of Excharzge 15,000

16,492 i From which deduct the following repayment: Thomas P. Barton, Secretary of Legation to France 2i I .'

$16,221

Salary for a Drogonzan of the United States to I'ur- Icey, and for the conting ent expenses of tIie Leg ation.

R. and J. Phillips, for bills of Exchange $ '). i~ i 8

Compensation for certain Diplomatic Services.

Nathariiel Niles, late acting Charge d' Affaires to France T, 549 i~ John R. Clay, ncting Charge d'Aff'aires to Russia 1,.300 Wm. H. D. C. Wright, late Consul at Rio Janeiro 5', 03'

$13,886 iz

Contingent Expenses of foreign Intercourse.

Edward Stubbs, Agent @S0,000 iiii

Compensation and Expezzse of an Ag crit at Havana to procure the Archives of florida,

Nicholas P. Trist, Agent 500 From which deduct the following repayment: Edward Stubbs, Agent 241 ll

@52 6l INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

Expenses of the Commission under the Convention betu)een the United States and the Eing of the Prench, of the 4th of July, 1831. George W. Campbell, one of the Commissioners 3,000 John K. Kane, do do 3, 000 Romulus M. Saunders, do do 3,000 John E. Frost, Secretary 2)000 John H. Wheeler, Clerk 1,500 Daniel Brent, Consul at Paris, for Consular Certifi- cates) gc. $13,042

Expenses of the Commission under the Convention bettoeen the United States and the Aing of the Tu)o Sicilies, of the 14th of October, 1832. John R. Livingston, one of the Commissioners 1,391 67 Wyllys Silliman, do do 1,391 6T Joseph S. Cabot, do do 1)391 6T Thomas Swan, junior, Secretary 92T 77 John W. Overton, Clerk 695 83 Thomas Swan, junior, for contingencies 300

6)098 61 From which deduct the following repayment: Thomas Swan, junior, for contingencies 181 19 $5, 917 42

Salaries of the Agents of Claims at London and Paris.

R. and J. Phillips, for bills of Exchange $4, 000

Relief and Protection of American Seamen.

Asa Worthington, Consul at Lima 2)277 39 Francis M. Dimond, do Port au Prince 407 26 George Huyler, do Nassau 1)852 49 William T. Tucker, do Bermuda 306 07 Alexander Thomson, do Glasgow 57 68 John. Wambersie, do Rotterdam - 257 06 George C. Ladico, do Mahon 41 06 Israel P. Hutchinson) do Lisbon 278 13 Willi(un G. Merrill, do Cape de Verd Islands 1, 112 46 Thomas Wynns, late do Turks Island 245 18 Thomas S. Russell, do Valparaiso 1,433 37 Thomas Appleton, do Leghorn 181 14 John W. Parker, do Amsterdam 25T 3T Carried forward, $8)706 66 IXTF,'RCOI'RSE WITEI FOREIGN NATIONS.

Brought forward, ~%8 ()I(' 1')i David Offley, Consul at Sniyrnn 1YI. Roberts, do Bntnv&n 696 Owen. ' M. %. Hnxtun, do Bathurst lj Peter Swnn, do Gundnloupe Luis Pall'nbceuf) do Curracon John Rainnls, dec'd, late do Copenhagen 24". ( Peter de Coninck, acting do Copenhagen 4(' E. L. Rntnals) do Elsineur 14:), A. Russell Smith, do 1Ylnranham 4s3 Thomas T. Smith, do Coquimbo 41', Thomas Philbrook, do Port au Prince ()'( Thomas Aspinwall, do London John C. Jones, do Sandwich Islands 3,367 i George Stroble, do Bordeaux 45, ) ). Francis B. Ogden, do Liverpool 2, (l, (i "~ Reuben G. Beasley, do Hnvre 814 " ')18 Rnlph Higginbothom, do Antigua ) Charles %. Dabney& do Faynl 59S i: Reuben Harvey, do Cork Horatio Sprnpie, do Gibrnltnr 639;) Hopeful Toler, do Porto Rico 30 Isaac Chase, do Cape of Good Hope 2)J Joseph Carret, vice do Trinidad 200 5) Albert Davy, do Kingston upon Hull 40 5I Samuel W. Talbot, acting do Mazatlan 90 Thomas %ilson, do Dublin lii) )() John B. Pinney, do Mourovia 860 John Morrow, do Hali fnx 851 George G. Hobson, do Val par niso ii8 Chnrles Higginson, do Paitn 1(444 Q Dnniel W. Smith, do Mntnmoras 217 t& J. M. Ellnh, vice do Elsineur 875 Peter Culler, late actino consul at Vera Cruz 41 ."( Richard J. Cleveland, late acting consul nt Havana 232 68 William Ramsay, for extra wages improperly paid to the consul nt St. Petersburg on 33 seamen, foreigners 376 Henry Leslie, late master of the ship Oceana, wrecked nenr Turk's island, 224 N John Hanson, owner of the brig Hush 90 Robert T. Bailey, master of' the schooner President 120 Charles Church, do brig Angenoria 10 John B. Bernnrdon, owner of the brig Emily 10 John R. Crane, do ship John W Cater 40 Daniel and A. Jackson, owners of the brig Autumn 10 Nathaniel and George Goddard, owners of' the brig Grampus 10 Mark Healy, owner of the ship Steigletz 20 Ephraim Finney, master of the ship Baltimore 40 Dixey %. Thompson, do brig Brutus 20

Cn. rried forward, $29, 384 ~ INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

Brought forward, $29, 384 97 Baldwin A; Co. owners of the brig Hope 10 George Brent, paid for passage of three seamen 30 Ebenezer Haward, owner of the Schooner Alderman 50 John Brown, do ship Falconer 20 David Miner, master of the brig Phcebe 50 Richard T. Hartshorne, master of the ship Empress 10 Willinm Howell k Son, for passage of n seaman 10 Jam s W. Breedlove, for passao. e of twelve seamen 116 Stephen Higgins, master of the ship Neptune 10 John Temperly, do British barque Hamp- shire 90 John W. Gilbert, master of the British sch'r Watchman 15 William Atwood, do schooner William Tell 10 Charles Q, . Clapp R M. P. Sawyer, owners of the brig Herald 40 Samuel Chamberlain, part owner of the brig Genernl Brooke 10 Southnrd R Steele, owners of th: brig Susan and Jane 126 John Howe, master of the schooner Catherine 30 James Freeborn, do do Exchange- 40 Israel Richardson, part owner of the ship Andrew Scott 10 William Davis, master of the brig George Loynll Thomas Lyle, do do Franitlin 10 William Noland, do do Pioneer 10 John Bolix., do Swedish barque Fnme 60 H. E. Jenks, do schooner Climax 10 William Drummond, E. Rosseter, and J. McKenzie, for the pnssage of five seamen 50 William Hoell, . master of the schooner 3. G. Blount 10 George McKenzie, . do brig Philip Doddridge 10 Michael Wise, do ship Plato 20 G. W. Phillips, do schooner Elizabeth Jane 30 George Doyle, do brig Elm 30 Stephen G. Burt, do schooner Stephen 10 John Bradley k, Anthony Snow, masters of the brig Panther a.nd schooner Hunter 20 Hallett 4, Brown, owners of the schooner Frnncis Ellen 10 James L. Wilson, master of the ship Hibernia 10 Robert Hall, do schooner. Industry 10 Charles W. Turner do ship Virginin 10 Peter Miller, do do Majestic 10 Willinm Eager, owner of the do Marathon 10 George L. Dowd, master of the schooner Ellen 40 Amos Hedley, do do Davenport 10 John H. Pearson 6r, Co. owners of the barque Ganges 10 Fowler, Gordon R Co. do ship St. Thomas 40 John W. Gilbert, master of the British sch'r Watchman 60 Edmund B. Hoskins, do sch'r Sophia, and Eliza 30 Robert G. Shaw, owner of the vessel Africa 10 Carried forward, $30, 621 97 I& TERCOURS E WITH FOREIGN NATION S.

1835 Brought forward, Henry Robinson, niaster of the ship Francis Depau William Lord, do do Bohemia 30 John Peters, part owner of the schooner Phile»in, 10 C. Martin, do barque Clement 10 James Monat, do brig Poult»ey 10 Henry Beckman, do do ~dedi»a Bii Thomas V. Sullivan, do do do 10 William Chapman, do do Athenian Henry Becl'mnn, rlo do Montilln jul Loverett B. Lee, do do do lil William Day& do ship Whitmore Bnring& Brothers 4: Co. late bankers nt London, for balance due them 3&12$ " R. and 3. Ph. illips, for bills of exchange 5, O9 v

39,0Gi?, '

From which deduct the following repayments:

Alexander Hammett, consul at Naples 9 55 Wrn. H. D. C. Wright, late do Rio Janeiro 2, 413 41 George Huyler, do Nassau 20 John J. Wichelhausen, do Bremen 23 65 Benjamin Gardner& do Palermo 51 25 Daniel W. Smith, do Matamoras 38 50 Charles S. Smith, do Para 30 Alexander Burton, do Cadiz 216 35 Horatio Sprague, do Gibraltar 148 19 Woodbridge Odlin, do St. Salvador 28 26 John C. Jones, do Snndwich isl'ds 32 50 Frnncis B. Ogden, do Liverpool 683 31 John Cuthber~t, do Hamburg 4 90 George C. Ladico, do Mahon 3 45 Paul Froberville, do Isle of France 15 TT Thomas Aspiuwnll& do London 3T 14 Thomas Dennison, do Bristol 45 5 Isanc Chase, do Cnpe of Good Hope 69 25 Louis Paimbceuf, do Curracon 4 08 Reuben Harvey, do C&ork 4 T8 Franklin Litchfield, do Montevideo 3 T6 Ralph Higginbothom, do Antigun, 43 T8 Dunscomb Bradford, late do Paris T3 29 William T. Tucker, do Bermuda 49 85 Israel P. Hutchiuson& do Lisbon 15 George G. Hobson, do Valpnraiso T6 12 John Arthur, do Turks island 38 85 Charles Higginson, do Paita 118 12

Carried forward, $4, 298 63 39,06T ~ INTERCOURSE %1TH FOREIGN NATIONS.

Brought forward, $4, 298 63 39)067 29 I5. Sidney Mason, late consul at Porto Rico 14 43 Nicholas P. Trist, do Havana 240 83 John Mol'1'ow do Halifax 14 J. H. Mn, rshall, returned passage money 10 C. 1'oxnll, do do 10 4)587 S9 g344T9 40

l)ztercourse zoith the P&arbary I ozoers.

David 08.ey, consul nt S1nyrna 483 Edward Stubbs, ngent, Department State 21,500 R. nnd J. Phillips, for bills of exchange 10)200

32, 183

From which deduct the following repayn1ent:

John Mullowny, late consul nt Tangier 507 17

$31,6T5 83

CLAIMS ON SPAIN.

I'"or discharging the claims of citizens of the United 8tates under the 11th article of the treaty of the 22d I"'ebruary) 1819.

J. Shoemaker) in the sward of Samuel MifEin and. others 1,234 03 Wain and Davis, and. Robert %aln, in the award of %aln and Davis 2, 606 61 %m. Ogden, and John Bulkley) in the n, wnrd ot Daniel Ludlow and others 1,329 04 %illiam Henderson, in the award of Jane Ann I"errers and others 125 8T

$5)295 55

Azoards under the conz1ention zoith the Aing of the Tzoo Billies) of the 14th October, 1832.

Charles C. Haven 32 11 Henry Smith 441 48 John H. Smith and Sarah A. Smith, his wife 441 48 Sa.lly Smith 441 48 Carried forward, $1)356 55 5S INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS

1885 Brought for ward) 81,356" Richard Carleton 413 John Donnell, deceased 15,127 9;

Commercial Insurance Compauy, New York 2)999 13 dec'd Jonas Minturn, deceased, and Wm. S. Brown, 8, 510 33

William R. Gray, deceased 2, 065 79

William Gray& deceased 17)532 33 Marblehead Social Insurance Company 247 3l

Eber Wheaton and Mary Ann, his wife 413 96

John W. Stump, administrator, Rc. 1,827 69 F. W. Brune, surviving partuer 2, 045 3i Charles G. Bcehm, attorney 2)045 3l Maryland Insurance Company 764 ll " Robert Gilmor, surviving partner and administrator 4, 222 8, James Owings 2, 117 19 Jere. L. Page 5)144 0l William Lander 135 89 John Patterson, deceased 24 09 Israel Thorndike, deceased 4, 699 2l George Law, administrator and attorney 10,258 83 William Wain 5, 542 3l John S. Hollins, and Hollins and McBlair 1).369 99 f emuel Taylor 1,983 James Willianm) security of John Good. ing 821 51 Jonathan Hudson, security of M. Pascal 613 82 Charles Bradbury 6, 309 58 Joseph Barker, deceased 66 68 Joseph Barker 226 93 Samuel Gray, deceased 1,568 33 Daniel Bray 36 31 Enoch Bartlett 129 98 John Coulter- 8)549 I Gamal'~, 1 Bradford, deceased 60 79 William Ball, deceased 382 35 Nathaniel Dorr 204 13 Enoch Huse, deceased- 108 99 T. Goddard, deceased 164 36 Bnrzillai Holmes nnd. Henry Bass 102 07 James Ingersoll 115 58 Eph raim Locke, deceased 39 76 William P. Matchett 102 07 Henry H. Boardman, deceased 273 20 Lynde Walter, 204 l3 Wm. Walter, deceased, and Wm. %'alter and Co. 522 32 William Stackpole, deceased 381 85 Francis Welch, surviving pnrtner 70 26 A. Touro, deceased 618 09 Moses Wheeler 95 26 Thomas Williams, deceased 204 13 Isaac Adams 123 I

Carried forward $112,938 56 INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

Brought forward, $112,938 56 B. Merrill, deceased 2, 521 49 Samuel Tenney, Agent and At torney Tll 24 Stephen Bartlett, deceased. TO T0 Joseph Beadle T4 ST John Brooks 14 01 Thomas Brooks, deceased 14 02 3onathan Buflington 65 30 3eremiah Briggs 565 29 Isaac Cushing 30 10 Benjamin Carpenter, deceased 149 8T Richard 3. Cleveland 851 95 George Cleveland 83 86 Benjamin Dodge 49 84 George Dutch 190 91 John Dutch, junior ],559 13 Thorndike Deland, deceased 1,644 Thomas Dennie 1,5T5 T2 Derby Fishing Company 2, 886 69 Thomas B. Ogden, deceased 113 T4 James Devereux 1,314 93 Richard Crowninshield ST1 T3 Essex Fire and. Marine Insuran ce Company 6)838 54 Benjamin Lander, deceased 1)OT0 81 Jonathan Goodhue 26T T0 John Cabot 48 58 Frederick Ditmore and Daniel Bray 15 84 Daniel Anderson 2 94 Nathaniel Goldsmith T 43 Philip Manning 5 80 J. Gardner, deceased, 33 03 Joseph Howard 43 26 Samuel C. Pope, deceased 23 28 William Haskell, deceased 82 52 John Howard 8 T4 Henry Collins, deceased 20 60 Isaiah Hacker 10 5T John Holman 5 3T Jonathan Ingersoll 22T 4T Abner Ingalls 88 49 David Knight, deceased 9 05 Samuel King, deceased 39 61 Joseph J. Knapp 565 29 Henry Larcum 91 86 Stephen Larrabee, deceased 2T lT A. Lawrence, deceased 24 92 Thomas Lampson and William Goodhue 45 42 Isaac Morrow 11 64 William Manning 209 08 John Mudge 681 30

Carried forward, $138,804 26 NATIONS. INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN 1835. Brouo'ht forward $138,804 1,411 William Orne, deceased 9I6 George Larrabee) deceased '1 3 George Gerrish, deceased 570 James Gook& deceased 31 692 Withedge, deceased 41 T. 33 Timothy Newha)l 7$ John Norris 159 2) George Nicholls 24 2)1 David Thomas& deceased 26 19 John Osgood, deceased 84 67 Joseph Peabody 15)083 81 Joseph W. Peabody 74 03 Francis Peabody 43% Henry Prince 171 43 Pickering Dodge, deceased 701 23 Willard Peele 62 30 Nathaniel Appleton, decease d- 249 91 Jeremiah Peabody 24 92 John Prince, junior 196 33 Josiah Orne, deceased 85 96 Stephen Phillips 124 47 William Proctor 47 66 Francis Q, unrles 171 41 John S. Roulet 1,290 62 Theodore Rand, deceased 790 John Burr, deceased 124 61 Nathan Robinson 49 84 Nathaniel P. Russell 947 96 Joseph Ropes 541 07 Archelnus Rea 389 73 Andrew Smith 62 08 Social Insurance Company 7, 711 80 William S teams 46 46 Samuel Sanford 162 28 James Silver 195 98 Robert Stone 343 66 283 31 Daniel Sage ' Joshua SaQ'ord 2804 William B. and Samuel Swe 368 28 William B. Swett 53 16 Stephen Smith 2 46 Charles Saunders 104 70 Ebenezer Secomb 163 61 Stephen Higginson, jr. deceas ed 277 41 Moses Townsend 284 57 Benjamin Dix) deceased 65 99 Union Marine Insurance Co mpany 8, 561 37 J. Upton, deceased 266 86 John C. Very 72 73

Carned forward, $176,276 94 INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS. 61

435 Brought forward, $1T6,2T6 94 George A. Ward 44 34 Stephen Wilkins, 98 43 Nathaniel West: 13,652 46 Edward West 231 69 Gideon Tucker 2, 661 49 Edward Tucker, deceased 90 65 Henry Tucker, deceased 226 34 Columbian Insurance Compa ny, New York 12,503 29 United Insurance Company, . New York 1)309 14 Jacob Winchester . 139 42 Joseph White, jr. deceased 1,500 14 Samuel Archer, deceased 495 49 James C. King, deceased 141 69 M. Wallis, deceased 62 30 William Ward, deceased 62 30 John Barton, deceased 60 41 Edward Currier, deceased 24 25 William Wilson T3 08 John White 249 54 Joshua Ward, deceased 330 84 Stephen Whitmore 32 66 Lowell Brown 114 T'2 J. Bragdon, deceased 11T 01 Solomon H. Currier 324 63 Abner Caldwell 94 10 John D. Furber 10 25 Edward Wingate, deceased 4TH Hl Ezekiel Merrill, deceased 1,380 12 Joshua Gooe 3 88 Benjamin W. Hale 216 06 Solomon Haskell, deceased 1,.230 43 Thomas Hall 4 85 Nathaniel Hooper and. William Reed, deceased 2.095 08 Isaac and Elizabeth Hurd 162 48 Joseph Ja, nveir 15 Tl John Janveir, deceased 105 T2 Joseph Edwards 16 64 Amos Knight 24 25 Nathaniel Kezer 18 19 John Mace 2 91 Ebenezer Stone 19 40 Alexander Richards, deceased 15T 59 Enoch Peirce, deceased 416 1T John Collins, deceased 34 86 William Lander, deceased 19 26 James Riggs, deceased 9 TO Stephen Burditt, deceased 15 64 John Coombs, deceased 2T2 26 Ebenezer Wheelwright 209 5T Philip Coombs 2T2 26 Carried forward, $218, 109 44 INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

183o Brought forward, i21$, 109 ll Benjamin Wyatt a ', 3oslr ua Jnn veir, deceased ]! Stephen Holland 3, ; J. Pettingill, deceased 1.'4 l ))., Samuel Swett, decensed John Peabody, deceased 49; Phoenix Marine nnd Fire Insurance Company Arthur Gilman 59 Nnthnn Long 81 Snmucl H. Poster 6) Elenzer Johnson 149 Seth Sweetser 43.) i' Edwn. rd Tnppan '3 Francis Todd 133 0? Edward S. Livermore, deceased 111 Thomas Carter, deceased 215 g', Nathaniel Silsbee Charles G. Cabot, deceased Hugh Diner Daniel Coffin 1,32]!I Isnnc Carleton 413 9? Ezra Weston, survivillg pnl'tner 537 14 Jacob Weston, deceased 2 '1 John Haven 2/ Phineas Sprngue 253 31 Peter Turner, deceased 465 63 N. A. Haven, deceased 2i3 9I ' Alexander Ladd 1') . . Jacob Sheafe 32 1! William Haven 32 1! Mark W. Peirce 21 41 Samuel Sheafe 21 4l Ann Shapley, executrix 21 41 Samuel Chauncey 5'3 Q Joseph W. March 32 12 Winthrop B. Norton 21 4l Thomas Haven 32 l'? Ebenezer Hale 161 99 Seth Storer, deceased 1,362 i? Samuel F. Dennison 129 'I1 Ebenezer Dole 24 "I Robert Eaton, deceased 45 54 John Gardner 707 i? William and Timothy N. 'Wood 101 il Phoenix Insurance Company 1,071 ii Samuel A. Frazer 882 11 Stephen White and Nathan Blood 2, 640 97 Boston Marine Insurance Company 2, 983 06 Marine and Fire Insurance 525 2? Company " Ignatius Haskell !) Edward Little 62 34

Carried forward, @236,509 i". INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS. 63

)35. Brought forward) $236, 509 7'2 Solomon Haskell, deceased 22 21 Sarah Sargent, executrix 113 50 John Brazer, deceased 1)762 62 Edward W. Waldo 44 63 Gurdon S. Mumford, deceased 1,290 62 Robert Oliver, surviving partner and trustee 12,051 48 Enoch Garrish and William Graves 28 54 John Whe lwright 32 22 Jacob Cilley 3 88 Mark Morse ll 82 Daniel Very 4 85 William Sheflield 51 37 William Foster 17 43 Benjamin Rich 62 30 George Law, administrator and attorney 9, 865 01 George Thonias, cashier 17,749 25 George Newbold, cashier 222, 225 77 Jeremiah Nelson 354 37 Treasurer of the United States, for 7, 679 ducats, stipulated to be paid by the first article of the Convention, for transportation of seamen from Naples, in 1810 6, 235 34 $508, 436 93

Erench Seamen killed or ioonnded at Tonlon) and their families. R. and J. Phillips, for bill of exchange $1)000

PUBLIC DEBT.

Interest on the funded debt.

President of the oflice of discount and deposit, Wash- ington city, towards discharging unclaimed dividends 60, 000

From whicli deduct the following repayments:

President of the ofhce of discount and deposit. , Boston 113 26 President of the ofhce of discount and deposit, Baltimore 876 60

Carried forward, +89 86 60)000 64 PL'BI. IC DEBT.

1 835). Brought 1'i)) lvard) ~+989 86 G0, 000 President of the offi of discount and deposit. u, Savannah ) 30hn Pooler, late conlnllsslonel' of lo;uls) Georgia 1, 1 i~ 11 2. 136

$57)863

Principal and interest of Treasury notes. Conllnerclal Bank of Pol'tsn:outh) N. H. 299 George Thomas, cashier 31,

$330 X

REPAYMENTS. Reden)ption of 6 per cent. Stock of 1814. President of the oflice of discount and deposit, Wash- ington $'0 Oj

Redemption of 6 per cent. Stock of 1815. President of the office of discount and deposit, 9 ash. lng ton $'? l6

MILI'I'ARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Pay of the Army and Subsistence of OPcers.

Tilnothy P. Andrews, paymaster 197,500 Charles H. Smith, do SO)620 Lewis T. Jamison, acting assistant qr. mr. 414 6) David S. Townsend, paymaster 82, 147! Charles Mapes, do 134).100 30hn M. Berrien, lieutenant 26' E. B. Alexander, assistant cluartermaster 187 &aeneas Mackay, clo do 240 Charles Dimmock, clo do 432 ciI George S. Greene, acting do 33 j,i W, W. S. Bliss, do do 30 R. D. C. Collins, do do SS 0

Carried forward, @495)797 o' MII ITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Brought forward, $495 791 5 I Thomas J. Lee. acting' , assistant qr. mr. 360 M. M. Clark, do Jacob 361 12 Ammen, . acting do 40 Wil1iam Bloodgood, 50 lieutenant 2d infantry 60 R. R. Mudge, acting assistant, qr. mr. James M. Hil', 91 c10 clo do 120 C. C. Davebs, lieutenant 5th infantry Sidney Burbank, . 90 do 1st do 60 W. W. 1Vorris, do 4th artillery John B. Vinton, 5 91 acting assistant qr. ulr. 30 Joshu. ~ B. Brant, quarterrrlaster Edlriund 73 TU Kirby, paymaster 200 Thomas J. Leslie, 76, do 690 Amos B. Eaton, 65, acting assistant qr. mr. 90 Heman A. Fay, do (10 do James McClure, 120 do do C10 30 J. R. Smith, do do do John P. Davis, 30 do do c10 32 Edgar M. Lacy, do clo do 450 John I 'Engle, assistant quartermaster 320 Nathan 62 J. Eaton, acting assistant qr. mr. 535 E. B. Birdsall, 99 lieutenant 3d infantry 66 48 Anthony Drane) assistant qu;u'tel'nlastel' .389 John S. 1, 65 Lytle, paymaster 94, 900 Benjamin F. Larued. , do 5T, 820 Peter IIIuhlenberg, do 5'9, l. 50 H. George Crosman, assistant quartermaster 359 73 Thomas Wright, dec'd, late paymaster 9., 489 93 Daniel Randall, (10 102.850 Henry Stanton, quarter master 210 Jesse Bean, captain dragoons 60 Thomas Swords, acting assistant qr. mr. 480 Julius 60 A. d'Lagnel, do do do 5 25 Hezekiah Johnson, do clo do 8 W. T5 Henry Fitzhugh, assistant quartermaster , 63 Eustace Trenor. , captain dragoons 380 13 Ro. E. Temple, lieutenant 3d artillery 104 42 William S. Harney, paVmaster 101,250 Robert A. Forsyth, do 61,T00 Lewis G. De Russy, do 55, 300 L. F. Carter, acting assistant qr. mr. 180 Thomas Johnston, do do do 40 R. D. A. Wade, do do do Stephen W. Kearney, lieut. colonel of dragoons Adam D. Steuart, paymaster 126,T00 Joseph A. Philips, acting assistant qr. mr. 60 John L. Hooper, do do do 30 , Edward B. Babbitt, Clo C10 do 228 49 Carried for&v'ard, $1,313, 543 8$ MILIT lR1' EST )cBLISHIIE& T.

II)&ou&~I)t folhvilld) +1,31', 3. 3]3

Henry L. Scou acting ns=istnnt qr. mr. 13 Daniel D. Tompkins, do ao do 4)i Samuel R. Alston, do do do 46', AVillinm Eustis, late do do do 1 )r( John Beach, do do do 1!~i Henry S. Mallory, captnnl 2d artlller r i l,i Charles H. Lamed, lieutenn. nt 4th infnl&ry 13.) Leavenworth, dec'd, brevet brigndier general Henry 1i!i ( Thomas P. Gwynne, captain 1st infantry 3 J'. I-I. 14. Burgwin, acting assistant qr. mr. 34& do do do Dnniel P. Whiting, 1!!it [ Joseph S. Gallagher, do do do William L. Hnrris, do do do Robert Sevier, lieutenant 6th infantry John B. Grayson, acting assistant ql'. ml'. Edmund French, lieutenant 1st artillery ') Walter S. Chandler, dec'd, do 2d do '))

John Hills, dec'd, cnptain ordnance l.l & F. D. Newcomb, acting assistant qr. nlr. R. E. Clary, do c10 Clo 30 T. B. W, Stockton, assistant quartermaster 'i0 Charles Thomas, acting a, sslstant ql'. ml'. 63 Abram A. Mnssins, paynlaster 69, 200 Edwnrd W. Williams, late lieutenant 1st infantry 14

1,385, 304

From which deduct tile t'ollowing repayments:

Jolnl Farley, lieut. 1st artillery 18 T8 William S. Hnrney, pnymaster 5, 488 99 Lewis G. De Russy, do 2, 314 64 Charles H. Smith, Clo 2, 182 60 Timothy P. Andrews, do - - 6, 614 27 William H. Swift, assist. top. engineer 32S Thomas J. Leslie, paymaster 96, 181 52 Henry A. Stinnecke, assistant surgeon ti4 Benjamin F. Lamed, paymaster - 1,428 63 G. W. McClure, dec'd, lieutenant dragoons 22 81 A. G. Edwards, do do 10 John Garland, major 6T 20 Abrnm A. Massias, paymaster- 217 50 Daniel Randall, do 5, 455 T2 David S. Towsend, do 1,S98 T2 Charles Mapes, do 2)809 82 C. M. Thruston), captain 3d artillery 16 William Wells, 1atv bvt. capt. 2d artillery 32 42 Peter Muhlenbcr". paymaster 415 06 Thomas Hunt, captain 5th infantry 76

Carried forwardal $125)642 68 1)385)304 'AIILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Brought forward, $125,642 68 1,385, 304 67 John S. Ly tie, paymaster 337 James Allen, lieutenant dragoons 49 71 Cornelius A. Ogden, captnin engineers 30 126,059 39 $1,259, 245 28

)S'ubsisf ence.

Seth Johnson, captain 316 76 James S. Espy, and An- thony Nininger, speci;d contractors 8 75 L. I". Carter, assist. commis'y subsistence 2)000 Timothy Paige, do do do 500 Alpheus Hyatt& contractor 7)032 94 James %. Kin@bury, assist. commis'y subsistence 38)800 Oliver Newberry, contractor 21 11 Samuel Hmnes, jr. specIal contractor 634 20 Jacob %'cist& do do 666 4$ Timothy Green, assist. corn;nis'y subsistence 5, 200 Harvey Brown, do do do 16,000 Charles Pettigru, act. assist. do do 1)000 Jus&in Dimick, do do do do 650 Charles O. Collins, do do do do 1)450 Francis Taylor, do do do do 850 william Wall) do do do do 700 John R. Vinton& do do do do 950 John Kerney, specia, l contrnctor 171 28 Benjnn'in Dana, do do. 1,002 28 Julius A. d'Lagnel, assist. commis'y subsistence 550 George S. Greene, acting do do 550 100 Robert Anderson, , do clo John J. Salvage, special contractor. 336 01 Joseph Sava'r e, do do 70 31 Ezra S. Co', nsfpck& do do 517 24 000 Moses Sce,tt, acting assist. . commis'y sub. 1, do 300 Thomas J, I,ee) do do do 10, D D r 'ompkins) assistant commis'y sub. 1,600 acting assist. commis'y sub 800 George e Nauman, 78 Jose- 2'h L. Sanford, contractor 9)422 J. I special contractor 758 92 . Rice, 92 24 Je )hn I'. Truax& do do commis'ry sub. 1,150 &ohn Williamson, assistant do 1,850 3ohn H. Winder, do do do do do 1,300 S. L. Russell, 600 B. Grayson, do do do John do 1)850 D, A. Wade, do do R. contractor 905 28 Humphrey B. Sherman, special contractors 237 61 Gray R Noble, do Carried. forward, $111,944 ].| 6S MILITARY ESTABLISH MENT. IS35. Brought forward, $111, patrick Cassidy, special contractor 140 Patrick Foster, do do 3I R. H. Hurlbert, do do 113 P. Morrison, assistant commis)ry sub. 25 854 John L. Hooper. acting assist. do do 2, 300 D. H. 'I'ufts, do do do do 1,)650 W. E. Basinger, do do do do 75il John W. Barry, do do do 800 Francis L. Dade, do ass]st. do do l, lij JoseI&h G. Sise, contractor 2,278 Henry and David Cotheal, conti actols 10,865 Samuel R. Alston, acting assistant corn. sub. 2, 700 Edward Harding, do do 1,5li John Mackay, assistant comississary sub. 250 H. E. Prentiss, acting assisi. do 3ij Francis L. Dancy, do do 1,400 Joshua B. Brant, quartermastel) 36 M. E. Merrill, assistant commis:ary sub. 1)250 Abraham C. Myers, lieutenant 100 G. B. Wilson, contractor 2, 376 William R. Jouett, captain 600 John R. Smith, assistant commissary sub. 550 T. B. W. Stockton, assistant quartermastei' 6 William Bnd John James, contractors 9&755 Charles Moody, conti'actor 1,663 James R. Irwin& Rsslstant, comlnissary sub. 1,IU Edward Simms, con tl'Rctol' 3,2N Henry Whiting, , quRrtel'nlastel' 5, 500 M. D. Wheeler, Rnd Co. conti'Rctol's 352 George D. Ramsay, assistant commissary sub. 450 Edward Shower, special contractor 3, 039 Mills and Beach, cont1actol's 577 Hunter and Crane, . special contractors 709 J. A. Chamber&, RsslstRnt comlnlssary sub. 300 William A. Thor'nton) acting assist. corn. sub. 1,800 James R. Butler, do do ],850 Francis Lee, lieutenant 8)001 300 Joseph L. Lock., assistant commissary sub. , 2, Henry Cassidy. , special contractor 365 Joseph C. Noyes, contractor 473 C. S. Merchant, acting assistant corn. sub. 700 Francis S. Belton, do do 900 John K. Graham, special contractor 873 William Stewart, contractor 20, 260 D. P. Whiting, acting assistant corn. sub. 800 Thomas B. Coleman, special contractor 229 Henry W. Fitzhugh) acting assistant corn. sub. $,5I John Price, special contractor I E. B. Armstrong and Co. special contractors 1'74

Carried forward) $237)290 MILITARY KSTABLISHME, jT.

Brought forward, $237, 290 13 S. H, Drunl) assistant commissary sub. 19,000 George H. Crosman, , assistant quartermaster 5 08 Henry Leavenworth, . dec'd, brevet brigadier general 30 James a, nd Robert Anil, contractors 3, 0T9 78 Robert Peeble and John Graham, 12,924 46 John B. Scott assistant commissary sub. 3, 100 P. St. G. Cooke, clo clo 300 Peeble and Grallam, cori tractors 1,993 47 Alfred Mordecai. , acting assistant cons. sub. 500 John C, Campbell, speci~al contractor T8 58 Sauulel Johnston, do clo 148 96 Charles M. Gidings, contractor 25, T58 27 R. H. Peyton, acting assistant corn. sub. 600 James Hanson, contractor 983 10 3'. hV. Baker, 28T 91 I rancis 3. Smith, contractor 400 11 Gouverueur Morris, assistant commissary sub. 5, 400 R. %. Lee, do do 350 Asa Ames, special contractor 72 40 Sammuel T. Cross, contractor 14, 522 84 John P. Davis, . assistant comnlissary sub. 250 John H. Allen, a, cting assist. do do 250 Theodore E. Phelps, contractor 3, 8T5 49 Samuel and Isaac Bell, contractors 5)971 50 George H. Talcott, acting assistant corn. sub. 500 A. R. Thomson, do do 300 James %'. Ripley, do do 100 William Wells, late lieutenant 32 42 Thonlas Johns, acting assistant corn. sub. 100 John Bea, ch, Clo ql'. mr. T 50 Edward R. Long., do conl. sub. 850 Edgar M. Lacy, do do 1,000 Robert H. Archer, Cl0 do 2, 800 J. R. D. Bu. met, (10 Clo 800 Alexander E. Shiras, clo (10 400 A. M. Lea, lieutenant of dragoons 45 14 John Mountfort, acting assistant corn, sub, 200 James %V. Penrose, assistant Clo 500 Amos B. Eaton, do do 400 A. G. Edwards, acting assistant qr. nn'. 6 51 Benjamin Alvord, assistant comnlissary sub. 500 R. B. Screven, (10 do 200 John L'Engle, do do SOO Elliott Gray, special contractor 60 T2

Carried forward, $346, 744 6T MILITARY ESTABLISHiVlENT.

Brought forward, . $346. & &4 Front which deduct the following repayments:

A%alter S. Chandler, dec:eased, late act. assist. qr. mr. 41 John M. Berrien, lieu tenant 62 John Childe, do 16 O6 '1'imothy Paige, assistant conl. sub. 500 James Monroe, late captain 204 50 0 illiam Bryant, assistant corn. sub. 2, 000 E. R. 8 illiams, lieutenant 997 66 Lewis T. Jamison, acting assist. qr. mr. - 1,701 94 Amos B. Eaton, lieutenant 201 88 John L. Hooper, clo 28 08 R. E. Temple, ' do 104 42 E. B. Birdsall, do 57 80 Seth Johnson, co.p tain 300 Robert Sevier, lieuteuan 1 75 J. R. B. Gardiner, do 196 89 John R. Smith, do 400 00 A. G. Edwards, ilct111g assist. cl1'. nil'. 89 45 T. B. W. Stockton, do do clo 69 52 James McClure, lieutenant 622 19 7, 535 il

$339,209 &ti

Qnarternzaster's Department.

Timothy Paige, acting assistant qr. nil. 900 Oli R. D. C. Collins, assistant quartermaster 24, 662 9i Thomas Johnston, acting assist. quartermast er 8, 725 49 B. A. Terrett, lieutenant of dragoons 33 ll Edward B. Babbitt, acting assistant qr. mr. 500 L. T. Carter, do do do 9,495 Julius A. d'Lagnel, do do clo 1,400 %alter S. Chandler, l 30 clo do li ii Hezekiah Johnson, military storekeeper 1,950 Henry Stanton, quartermaster 20, 400 S. B. Dusenbury, assist lilt qllarternlaster 12., 40ti J. A. Phillips, acting assist. do 2, 440 6l Charles Dimnlocl-, assistan' do 6, 000 Samuel Sh Mm on, do clo 3,50& ~ Trueman Cross, . clLlal'ternlastel' 40, 00tj E G Eas'tlnau~ lieutenant of drag oons ll6 ti.' V~'. AV S. Bliss. acting assistant qr. mr. ] '&6 Anthony Drane. assistallt quartermaster 36, 100 Henry EV. F'itzhLL r}l. assistant qu'll'tel'nlastel' 6.700 1'nil Heman A. Vay, l tary s'tol'elreepel' 2., 700 '" Carried forward, . $178, i i i MILITARY ESTABLISBMENT.

Brought forward, $178, 177 36 iKneas Maci(ay, assistant quartermaster 6,836 15 Thomas J. Lee, acting assist. do 4, 140 John H. Winder, do do do 2)100 R. D. A. Wade, do do do 3, 940 John L'llngle, do do do 10,8TO M. M. Clark, do do do 20) 200 James M. Hill, do do do 2, 800 James R. Irwin, do d.o clo 8, T50 D. D. Tompkins, do do do 3,440 .Joh. n W. Barry, do do (10 860 Robert Anderson, do do do 100 Samuel R. Alston, (10 do clo 1,950 , John L. Hooper, do do do 1,320 45 Francis I . Dancy do do do T, 5T1 06 D. P. Whiting, do do (10 1)6T1 84 John Childe, lien tenant 213 24 Robert Sevier, acting assistant qr. mr. 66 42 Thomas Swords, do do 1,569 T0 .John R. Vinton, do do 3, 020 Francis D. Newcomb, assistant quartermaster 2T, 200 Joshua B. Brant, quartermaster 67, 500 George Fetterman, acting assistant qr. mr. 17 01 George S. Greene, do do 215 73 John B. Magruder, do do 32S 69 Jefferson Vail., captain 9 50 Henry Whiting, assistant quartermaster 25)236 18 Lewis T. Jamison), acting (10 1,609 13 Jacob Ammen, do do 159 09 Thojmas Wright, paymaster 71 E. R. Williams, acting assist. qr. nlr. T54 45 T. B. W. Stockton, assistant do 222 93 Joseph S. Gallagher, acting do 200 William Lindsay, do do 31 16 A. G. Edwards, do (10 187 01 Amos B. Eaton, cl0 do 415 68 James F. Izard, clo do 15S 04 John Bradley, do do 200 00 John P. Davis, do do 2, 150 James W. Ripley, do (10 815 Isaac Clark, assistant quartermaster 4, 194 05 Constantine Smith, lieutenant 14 OT Nathan J. Eaton, acting assist. quartermaster 105 14 F. J. Mitchell, do do do 12 78 R. H. Peyton, do do do 2, 625 Thomas Childs, late do do do '30 Charles Pettigru, do do do 215 81 J. H. Leavenworth, do do do 21 70 William M. Graham. do do do 4T T9 Francis Lee, do do do 4, 366 09 Carried forward, $393,709 25 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT

. Brought forward) $393,709 1835. ' ' Charles Thomas, assistant quartermaster - 42, Il32' Timothy Green, 'acting assist. do ' R. W. Lee, d'o do do, J. E. Blake) do do do'' - 19pp Francis S. Belton', do do do' '.'-. Willia, m Maynadier, do do do - 140 . ';,. Joseph I.. Locke) do do do . 1,$05 - Samuel Mackeuzie, do do do 1,1;37 04 W ashiugton Seawell, lieutenant 7'th infantry' 46 7) John Hills, deceased, captam ordnance 43 4I William Palmer, acting assist. quarterm'aster 128 ll ' ' 2'29 Joseph P. Taylor&' do do do 46 ' Arthur W. Thornton, do do do 38246

, John B. Scott) do do do f94 ' H. do do cl 0 4)390 George Talcott, ' Edward Harding, do do do"' 2425 John R. Smith, do do do 200 ' do' ' George Nauman, do do ''' I@30 A. E. Shiras, do do do . 250

William A. Thornton, do do do, , 550 E. R. I ong, do do do, , 300 Charles Mellon, do do do 2 68 Robert do do do -,1)7Iip H. Archer, . James McClure, do do do - F6 77 Henry G. Sill, deceased, lieutenant 1st artillery '69 70 W. W. Morris, actin'g assist. quartermaster, 300 W'illiam Linnard, late . 81 07 do,' John F. I.ane, acting assist. do -', 1,900

460;310 28

From which de duct the following repayments: I

Salnuel Shannon) assist. quartermaster 59T 66 Robert E. Clary, act'g assist. do 2)071 62, David A. Manning, do assrst. do 1,411 63 R. D. C. Collins, assistant do 150 09 Samuel Macl-enzie, actI'g assist. do 543 99 James M. Hill, do do do i)2 32 Lewis T. Ja, mison, do do do 411,'N E. B. Alexander, assist. do 4)262 33 Henry Whiting, quartermaster 225 88 Joseph P. Taylor& acti'g assist. do — 125 58 R. R. Mudge, do do do — 94 37' Charles Ward, do do do 25 33 Thomas J. Lee, do do do 549 80 Henry L. Scott, do do do 334 42 M. M. Clark, assistant do 4)395 12 John B. Grayson, acti'g assist. do - 663 12

Carried forward, 16,035 00 460, 310 28 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT('T.

Brought forward, J. B. Magruder, acting assist. qr. lnr. 20 AEneas Mackay, assist. d 0 348 84 Charles Dimmock do do 586 58 George S. Greene, acting Cl0 82 53 3acob Annnen, do do 41 50 Abner R. Hetzel, do Cl. o 22 37 %. W. Morris, lieut. 4th artillery 5 91 3. H, K. Burgwln) acting assist. qr. mr. 1,008 Fl'Rncls L. Dancy) do do do 189 59 B. H. Vlnton CI. O C10 Clo 10 5 3ohn R. Vinton, clo clo do 144 98 David Van Ness, do do do 650 44 Edgar M, I acy, clo do clo 825 90 Trueman Closs, quartermaster 6)037 52 Timothy Pai(('e, acting assist. do 1)889 8T Bezekiah Johnson, military storekeeper 982 31 T. B. W. Stockton, assist. quartermaster 1,027 22. Edward Harding, acting assist. clo 133 20 Thomas 30hnston, C10 5, 000 William Bryant, acting do 428 46 Henry Stanton, quartermaster 1,544 10 Amos B. Eaton, Rct111g RSSlSt. qr. nil' 187 86 Henlan A. Fay) military storekeeper 670 James McClure, acnng assist. qr. mr. 4T 50 F. B. Newcomb, assistant do 375 92 3. R. Smith, a. cting assist. do 148 44 John W. Barry, do do do 2 4T 46 JoshuR B. Brant) quartermaster 251 T0 Robert Sevier, . acting assist. qr. mr. 2a 25 L. P. Lupton, cl0 CI. 0 cl0 239 5T 30hn P. Davis) clo clo do 1)054 09 John Munroe, clo do do 40 14 Henry W. Fitzhugh, assistant clo 459 T6 3ohn L'Engle, CIC) clo 542 14 John H. %inder, acting do do 230 84 5athan J. Eaton, do do .clo 5T0 86 S. B. Busenbury, do do do 4 84 57 Henry Smith, . cap'tain 44 12 James Monroe, late do 187 15 Anthony Drane, RSSIStRnt ql'. nil ~ 3~ 461 15 E. B. Birdsall, lieut. 3d intantry 8 68 3ames %. Ripley, acting assist. qr. mr. 136 08 George H. Crosman, assistant do 1,293 8T Thonlas S worcls) acting assist. do 781 48 3ulius A. d'Lagnel, clo clo clo 246 65 Eusta, ce Trenor, captain dragoous 2T3 29 ' R. B. A. l(Vade, acting assist, cll'. nlr. 40 70 Francis Lee, assistant do 7., 464 39 A. B. Mackay, lieut. 1st artillery T

Carried forward. , 56. 71 I 460, 310 28 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

714 12 460, 31Q Brought forward, $ 56, IIIII I' ccc»la») acting assist. qr. mr. 58 31 25 AII)ert S. Miller. , do do do D. S. Herring, do do Clo 329 95 E. G. Mitchell, do do do 17 83 J. A. Phillips, do do do 187 James R. Irwin, do Clo do 646 John L. Hooper, do clo do 105 E. B. Babbitt, do do do 1)112 0c} William M. Graham, do do do 194 98 D. D. Tompkins, do do do 224 20 Arthur W. Thornton, captain 4 20 Samuel K. Alston, acting assist. qr. ml'. 2 4 73 William Eustis, clo cl.o do 229 John Beach, do do do 524 H. E. Prentiss, do do clo 645 15 Joseph I . Locke, do cln do 36 Thomas P. Gwynne, cnptaill 1st infantry 3 22 . Joseph S. Gallagher. actmg assist. qr. mr. . 114 12 Harvey Brown, do C10 Clo 1T1 T4 J. H. Taylor) clo do clo 194 63 G. P. Kingsbury, do do do 1,549 4g . A. M. Lea, do do C10 972 99 Robert Anderson& C10 do do 12 04 D. P. Whiting, C10 do do 190 13 Wm. L. Harris, clo cl.o C10 6T 3T L. F. Cnrter, do do cI0 531 27 Edmund French, lieut. 1st artillery 25 50 Francis I . Dade, acting assist. qr. mr. 1,051 45 John Bradley, do clo do 203 J. H. Allen, cIQ do do 93 99 Francis S. Belton, do do do 51 50 J. W. Penrose, c10 cI.0 do 103 W. E. Basinger, do do do 648 gg Charles Thomas, do do do 41-1 96 J. H. Leavenworth, do do do 7 50 David E. Hnle. do Clo do 18 OT T. J. McKenn, do do C10 3 12 Charles 0. Collins, do do do 8 30 8. H. Drum, do do do 40 17 0 illiam Maynadier, do do do 10 62 68, 955 18

@391,355 I~

TransZ&ortatzou of ogoers' baggage.

Timothy Paige. acting assist. quartermaster ]5)ri L. F. Carter, clo clo do 1.1:)) G'~ Robert E. Clary, do do do '333 3t'

Carried forward, . $1,639 @ MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT

Brought for war $].639 06 Henry Stanton, quartermaster 4, 000 Samuel B. Dusenbury, assistant do 395 06 J. A. Phillips, acting assistant do 100 Charles Dimmock, do do 1,700 Samuel Shannon, do do 508 Anthony Drane, do do 4, 100 Henry W. Fitzhugh. , do do 2, 170 Heman A. Fay, military storekeeper 1,200 Wnens Mackay, assistant quartermaster 3, 500 Abner R. Hetzel, acting assist. do 8 50 Thomas J. Lee, do do do 200 Julius A. d'Lagnel, do do do 283 39 John L'Engle, do do do 2, 650 John H. Winder, do do (IQ 890 James M. Hill, do do do 400 John W. Barry, do do do 100 John L. Hooper, do do do 100 D. P. Whiting, do do do 650 Edgar M. Lacy, do do do 95 96 Trueman Cross, quartermaster T, 602 86 M. M, Clark, assistant quartermaster 1,046 95 Thomas Swords, acting assist. do 611 29 T. B. W. Stockton, nssistant do 418 7'8 Fdward Harding, acting assist. do 238 05 F. D. Newcomb, assistant do 950 Joshua B. Brant, quartermaster 3)000 William Bryant, acting assistant qr. lnr. 107 25 Samuel McKenzie, do cI.Q 2T6 76 James Monroe, late brevet captain 180 E. R. Williams, acting assistant qr. mr. 104 04 Henry Whiting, . assistant CIQ 4, 000 00 J. R. Smith, acting assistant do 218 44 R. D. A. . Wade, do do do 221 42 Samuel R. Alston, do do do 550 James W. Ripley, do Elo clo 345 Francis L. Dancy, . (10 (10 do 1, 150 Alt. S. Miller, do do do 765 45 36 81 .J. Freeman, do do do Walter S. Chandler, dec'd, lieutenant 2d artillery 81 18 R. H. Peyton, acting assistant qr. mr. 625 George H. Crosmnn, . assistant clo 345 3T Charles Pettigru, acting assistant do 40 William Eustis, do do do 76 do clo clo 62 86 Amos B. Eaton, N' Francis Lee, do do do 374 O. D. Tompkins, CIQ do do 123 N 000 Charles Thomas. , assistant quartermaster 1, J. E. Blake, acting assist. do 600 Timothy Green, do do (10 160 Carried forivard, $49, 953 95 76 AIILITARV ESTABLISHi%EiitT. 1835. Brought forward 849, 953 ' John B. Grayson, acting quartermaster 36 gjI John Beach, do do 209 (rj Charles Ward, do do 426 %'ill do do 14 g; i am Pal n1er, . Francis L. Dade, do do 68 46 R. D. C. Collins, do do 461 4g John B Scott~ do do . 50 Edward B. Babbitt, nctmg assist. do 144 I George S. Green, do clo 21 5l E. B. Alexander, assistant do 502 N J. H. K. Burgwin, acting assist. do 184 14 . Joseph L. Locke, clo clo 450 A. E. Shirns, do do 70 James F. Izard, do do 3 G. P. Kingsbury, do do 48 i& E. R. Long, clo do 100 R. W. Lee, do (10 100 -Lewis T. Jamison, do do 80 Otj Il. E. Prentiss, clo clo 70 65 Robert H. Archer, do clo 1'00 J. W. Penrose, (10 do 18 James McClure, Clo Cl0 96 6|I John Bradley, clo clo 171 Isaac Clark, assistant do 500

John R. Vinton, , acting assist. do 19 52 George Nauman, d0 do 100 John F. Lane, do do 300

, Francis S. Belton, do do 31 50 J. H. Allen, do do 30 60 W. E. Basinger, clo do 145 62'

54,. 086 36

From which deduct the following repayments: W. W. Bliss, acting assistant qr. mr. 166 40 George Watson, do do do 62 31 Robert Sevier, do do do 131 69 George Fetterman, do do do 17 01 George S. Green, do do do 136 88 Wm. M. Graham, do do do 303 79 J. B. Alngruder, do do do 157 69 Jacob Atqmen, assistant quartermaster 285 96 Timothy Paige, acting assistant do 150 Willinm Lindsay, do do do — 31 16 Amos B. Eaton, do do do 213 80 Eustnce Trenor, captain dragoons 38 84 %dam D. Stevart& paymaster 33 60 D. S. Herring, ncting assistant qr. mr. 199 20

Carried forward, $1,928 33 54, 086 36 MII ITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

'435. Brought forward, $1,.928 33 5-1.086 36 C. H. Larnecl, lieutenant 4th infantry 132 Henry Lenver. worth, late brevet brig. gen. 159 36 Charles Thomas, assistant qr. m~r. 593 45 J. A. Phillips& acting do — 165 06 WneRs Mackay) assist. quartermaster 53 46 Arthur W. Thornton, acting assist. qr. mr. 502 62 John B. Scott, do do do - 24 D. P. Whiting, do do do 122 60 H. L. Scott, do do do 14 73 3, 695 61 $50, 390 75

Transportatiou of the Army. Timothy Paige, acting nsslslnn't ql'. n11'. 10 21 William Bryant, do do 3&255 L. F. Cnrter, do do 1, 141 47 Robert E. Clary, clo do 1,644 ll Samuel Shannon, assistant quartermaster 4, 032 40 James H. Simpson, lieutenant 3d nrtillery 21 Hezekiah Johnson, military storekeeper 9, 475 Henry Stanton, quartermaster 20, 370 J. A. Phillips, acting assist. qr. mr. 300 Charles Dimmock, nssistnnt qr. mr. 9, 300 David A. Manning, acting assist. do 1,.411 63 E. G. En. stman, lieutenant drngoons 19 37 George Watson, acting assist. qr. mr. 62 31 John B. Grayson, do do 346 52 Anthony Drnne, assistn. nt do 33,. 770 Henry W. Fitzhugh, do do 2, 050 Henlnn A. Fny& military storekeeper 2, 300 aeneas Mackay) assistant quartermaster 4,. 600 'Thomas J. Lee, acting assist. do 500 Julius A. d'Lagnel, do do cI0 417 46 John L'F. ngle, assistant quartermaster 4,. 540 .James M. Hill, acting assist. do 100 Samuel R. Alston, do do (10 2, 119 38 John L. Hooper& (10 Clo Clo 107 63 D P Whltll'1g~ do do do 500 David Van Ness, do do do 609 Edgar M. Lacy& do cl0 c10 231 Robert Sevier, do do do 42 77 M. M. Clark, assist. quartermaster 9, 608 69 Thomas Swords, acting assist. qllartermaster 395 61 Thomas Johnson, assistant do 3, 032 95 T. B. W. Stockton, do do 2, 305 10 F. D, Newcomb, Clo do 1,. 050 Carried forward. $12p, 736 81 MILITARY ESTABLISHM V, 4'1'.

Brouglit forward& j120, , 3t, , - Joshua Brnnt, quar termaster 5, 000 mr. J olin R Vill ton& acting nsslsttult qr. Henry L. Scott, do do do 309 .lohn H. Binder, do do do 2)i) Lewis T. Jamison, do do do James Monroe, late brevet cnptn. in Jacob Amme», acting assistant qr. nil'. E. R. Williams, do do do '&i ', L. P. Lupton, do do do . A. G. Edwards, do do do 29' S. B. Dusenbury, do do do i~!I j Henry Whiting, quartermaster 12,000 James F. Izard, acting assistant qr. mr. 12$ I Edward Harding, do do do 1900 Francis L. Dancy, do do do l, c;)!I John Munroe, do do do li E. G. Mitchell, do do do 121 D. S. Herring, do do do 4i8 Alt. S. Miller, . do do do 432 J. Freeman, do do do 21,jl R. H. Peyton, do do do 250 George H. Crosmnn& assistant do - 583 5l J. H. Leavenworth, acting assists, nt do 9X John W. Barry, do do do 38 4 Amos B. Eaton, do do do - 35 D. D. Tompkn1s& do do do - 59 ti Joseph Gallngher, do do do - 66 9I P. St. Geo. Cook& lieutenant dragoons - 60 11 & Harvey Brown, acting assist. qr. mr. 171 il Charles Thomns, assistant do 2&346 9b R, W. Lee, actino„. assist. do 150 J. E. Blake, do do do 200 Francis S. Belton, do do do 600 Timothy Green, do do do 300 Joseph L. Locke, do do do 820 James W. Ripley, do do do 168 1? Edward B. Babbitt, do do do /00 65 J. H. Burgwin, do do do - 54 65 John P. Davis, do do do - 924 IS John Beach, acting assist. quartermaster 113 Francis L. Dade, do do do - 925 II5 Washington Seawell, lieutenant 7th infantry - 878 I R. D. C. Collins, acting assist. quartermaster 1,744 ll William L. Harris, do do do - 5 37 Arthur W. Thornton, do do do 120 li John F. Scott, do do do - 150 George S. Gref », do do do 17 55 E. B. Alexan(ler, assistant do - 2&807 6l A. W. Lee, acting assist. do 921 1(

Carried forward, &&f58,665&! VIILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Brought forward) $158)665 99 William A. Thornton, acting assist. clunrtermaster 1,42$ E. R. Long, do do do 100 George H. Tnlcott, c10 do do 1)500 H. E. Prentiss, C10 c10 do 484 50 Robert H. Archer, do do (10 100 T. J. McKenn, do do do 3 12 G. P. Kingsbury, (10 do do - 2, 300 19) James R. Irwin, C10 do do 277 9@ James W. Penrose, clo do cl.o 75 James McClure, Clo do (10 448 88' Chn, ries 0. Collins, do do' do 8 30 S. H. Drum, do cl0 Cl0 40 17 Isaac Clark, do clo 2, 500 William Mnynn, dier, acnng do do - 10 62 George Nauman) do do do 100 John F. I.nne, do do do 500 J. H. Allen, . do do do 21 93' W. E. Bns311ger) do do (10 502 25

169)063 7& From which deduct the following repayments:

John Chilcle, lieutenant 197 18 George S. Green, acting assist. qr. mr. 79 60 J. B. Magruder, do (10 (10 171 Henry whiting) nssistnnt do 5)336 18 Timothy Paige, acting do do 150 Francis Lee, (10 do 5)277 12 William Bryant, acting do do 2)000 Nathan J. Eaton, do do do 105 14 Constantine Smith, lieutenant 14 07 H. S. Mallory) bvt. capt. 2d artillery 715 38 Thomas Childs, late ncting assist. qr. mr. 80 Charles Pettigru, do do do 236 21 Edward Harding, do do do 165 13 Charles Thomas, assistant do 838 91 George W. Corprew, late lieutenant 7 15 Samuel McKenzie) acting assist. qr. mr. 1)225 94 Jos. A. Plaillips) clo (10 do 615 58 William Palmer, do (10 do 143 06 Jos. P. Taylor, (10 clo (10 229 46 D. P. Whiting, do do do 199 24 aeneas iVlnckay) assistant do 954 81 Charles Mellon, acting do do 2 68 Francis L. Dancy, Clo Clo Clo 771 06 19)464 90) $149)598 8S:. MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Fora" e.

Charles H. Smith, paymaster 2, 403 David S. Townsend, do 3, 169, Charles Mapes, do 4, 359 William S, Harney, do 4)29jf Thonlas J. Leslie, do 1 933 e John S. Lytle, do 900 Timothy P. Andrews, (10 8,5' Benjamin F. Lamed, (10 2)5]p ) Peter Muhlenberg, do 1,2' i Daniel Randall, do 6, 211 Robert A. Forsyth, do 2)2tl Lewis G. De Russy, do 9OO Adam D. Steuart, do 5, 128 Edmund Klrby, do 1 19I Ja, mes Allen, lieutenant of cll'agoons 49) Abranl A. Massias) paymaster 45O

45)506 tg From which deduct the following repayments: ' Thomas Wright, late paymaster 1,019 69 'Thomas J. Leslie, do 1 152 Henry A. Stinnecke) assistant surgeon 16

Isaac, P. Simonton, lieut. dragoons , 32 G. W. McClure, dec'd, do do 5 16, William, S. Harney, paymaster 167 7'5'

1)j r 2, 392 I

(if j $43, 112 89

l Pnl cIlasing Departt~ient. J. B. Magruder) acting assist'. quartprl'llaster '

George S., Green, do do do Samuel McKenzie, do do do 18 tj R. D. C. Collin:, assistant do 8 t1 M. M. Clark, do clo 45 31 .Jacob Ammen, 'acting do do 1 James M. Hill, do do do 36 1[ Callender Irvine, corn. gen. of purchases 1T1)391 61 F. D. Neivcomb, assista~nt quartermaster 32 W L. P. Lupton, acting assist. do 19 83 'Edgar M. Lacy, do do do 30% Henry %. Fitzhugh) assistant do 6 lg John L)Engle, Clo do 6 t0 S. B. Dusenbury, do do - 16 Henry L. Scott, lieutenant 4th infantry 6 31 William R. Jouett, captain 1st do 68 04 Anthony Drane) assistant quartermaster - '74 13

Carried forward, ))171,7fi5 )i MILITARY ESTABLISHi&IENT.

Brought forward) g%171&T65 34 Henry Stanton, quartermaster 62 25 Thomas Swords, acting assist. quartermaster 3 63 Thomas G. Mower, M. D. 11 75 L. F. Carter, acting assist. quartermaster 22 75 Thomas Johnston, do c10 do 16 50 R. D. A. Wade, do clo do 5 91 Edward B. Babbitt, do clo do 13 63 John B. Grayson, do do do 28 75 R. E. Clary, do (10 do 44 14 Francis L. Da))cy, do do (10 7 87 Morrill 6r, Crocker, 29 88 John W. Barry, acting assist. qunrtermaster 2T 69 John P. Davis, clo c10 do 10 25 E. B. Alexander, assistant do 14 38 aeneas Mackay, do clo 18 96 Joseph S. Gallagher) acting do do 5 35 Julius A. d'Lagnel, do do do 4 87 Charles Dimmock, assistant do ill 85 J. EI. Taylor, acting do do 29 12 John H. Winder, do do do 1 3T Thomas J. Lee, do do do 4 84 Jnmes W. Penrose, do do do 10 D. D. Tompkins, do do do 1 40 James R. Irwin, do do do 3 50 David E. Hale, C10 do c10 18 0T Holmes A; kidd, 2 4T

172)2T6 52 From which deduct the following repnyments: Lewis T. Jamison) acting assist. qr. mr. 89 16 Henry L. Scott, do do do 6 31 C. C. Daveiss, lieut. 5th infantry 7 31 Timothy Paige, acting assist. qr. mr. 4 5T William S. Hnrney& paymaster 953 67 Sidney Burbank& lieut. 1st infantry 5 49 E. S. Hawkins. , captain Tth do 112 15 F. D. Newcomb, assist. quartermaster 185 61 Cal lender Irvine, corn. gen purchases 2)986 54 R. S. Dix, lieut. 7th infantry 25 24 Henry Berryman, late capt. do do 6 Charles Mapes, paymaster 48 31 L. G. DeRussy, do T5 21 T. P Andrews, do 1 30 W. S. Chandler, dec)d, lieut. 2d nrtillery 22 3T W. R. Jouett, captain 1st infnntry 9 24 4-;538 48

$167,738 04 SQ MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

18M. Payments tn lieic of clothing for discharged soldiers.

Charles H. Smith, paymaster 1,450 David S. Townsend& (jo 2, 850 John S. Lytle, do 1,200 Benjamin F. Lamed, do ],100 Peter Muhlenberg, do 800 Timothy P. Andrews, do 4, 0OO Daniel Randall, do 2, 900 Edmund Kirby, do ],600 William S. Harney, do 4, 200 1(obert A. Forsyth, halo ],000 Lewis G. DeRussy, . do 3, 200 Charles Mapes, do 3,511 i0 Thomas J. Leslie, do 860 Adam D. Steuart& do 3)800

32,47] 10

From which deduct the following repayments:

Thomas Wright, late paymaster ]67 88 John S. Lytle, do 185 17 David S. Townsend, do 1)707 88 2, 060 93

$30,410 17

Clothi((g for ogtcers' servants.

William S. Harney, paymaster ]7483 S3 Charles H. Smith, do ],559 10 Thomas J. Leslie, do 960 David S. Townsend, do 1,539 28 John S. Lytle, do 1, 174 17 Benjamin F. Lamed, do 897 92 Peter Muhlenberg, do 680 35 Timothy P. Andrews, do 2)155 93 Thomas Wright, late do 789 92 Daniel Randall, do 3,488 44 Robert A. Forsyth, do 1,.400 Lewis 6. De Russy, &IQ 1,164 05 Charles Mapes, do 1,172 50 Asher Phillips, late do o64 &3 Adam D. Steuart, do 1,240 70 Edmund Kirby, do 350 Abram A. Massias, do 567 50 John Hills, deceased, captain 4(3

Carried forward, $21,593 I MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Brought forward) $21)593 03 From which deduct the following repayments: Thomas J, Leslie, paymaster 330

Henry A. Stinnecke. , assistant surgeon 2 50 G. W. McClure, dec'd, lieut. of dragoons 1 61 Thomas Hunt, capt. 3d inf~antry 2 50

$21),256 42

Eonuties and premiun)s. Jason Rogers, captain 6th infantry 250 William M. Boyce, lieutenant 1st infantry 200 F. J. Brooke, do 6th do 162 John Conrad, do do do 142 A. C. W. Fanning, bvt. lieut. col. 4th artillery 144 Edwin V. Sumner, captain dragoous 200 Jacob Brown, lieutenant 2d infantry 100 Ephraim IV. Smith, do 5th do 200 P. St. George Cooke, captain dragoons 200 David Van Ness, do 1st ~artillery 96 Francis Lee, do Tth infantry 180 John Stuart, do do do 60 C. F. Smith, lieutenant 2d artillery 54 John S. Lytle, paymaster 48 Adam D. Steuart, do 34T 34 George Wright, lieutenant 2d infantry 1TT 25 Timothy P. Andrews, paymaster 6 Henry Berryman, captain Tth infantry 6 Lewis G. DeRussy, paymaster 150 Lorenzo Thomas) lieutenant 4th infantry 6 William M. Graham, captain do do T3 50 Peter Muhlenberg, paymaster 12 Charles O. Collins, lieutenant 4th artillery 50 Daniel Ra, ndall, paymaster 6 Benjamin Alvord, lieutenant 4th infantry 102 Z. J. D. Kinsley, do 3d artillery L. Whiting, bvt. major 4th do

3, 040 09 From which deduct the following repayments: E. S. Hawkins, capt. Tth infantry 304 Martin Burke, lieut. 3d infantry 25 R. B. Screven, do 4th do 8 George W. Garey, late do 1st do 12 John Farley, do do artillery 2 81 Carried forward, $32T 06 3)040 09 iillI. ITARY ESTABLISHMEii i .

Brought forward, 06 3, 0-10 i~ L. G. DeRussy, paynias ter 108 Wm. ill. Boyce, lieut. 1st infantry 200 F. G. Brooke, do 6th do. 38 20 E. K. Smith, do 5th do 200 Jason Rogers, capt. 6th do 250 Thomas Wright, late paymaster 128 39 E. V. Sumner, captain dragoons 200 P. St. G. Cooke, do do 200 Isaac Lynde, lieut. 5th infantry 5 06 1,656 t1

$1.383, )i

Expenses of recruiting.

William Bloodgood, lieutenant 2d infantry 1,000 Seth Johnson, captnin do do 200 L. N. Morris, do 3d do 824 96 W. E. Cruger, do 5th do 1,000 Edward S. Hawkins„ do Tth do 1)356 20 J. Plympton, bvt. maj. 5th do 200 Thomas Staniford& do 2d do 800 Nath. Young, do 7'th do 1,200 Philip Wager, do 4th do 1)261 12 James M. Hill, lieutenant 2d do 100 Martin Burke, do 3d artillery 25 R. B. Screven, do 4th infantry 8 C. C. Daveiss, do 5th do 500 W. W. Lear, bvt. maj. 4th do 400 William S. Foster, lieut. col. do do 200 E. G. Mitchell, lieut. 1st do 300 Wm. Housman, do 6th do 300 Thomas Barker, captain 1st do 428 4H John Farley, lieut. 1st artillery 2 81 Ich. B. Crane, lieut. col. 2d do 400 Abram C. Myers, lieut. 4th infantry 200 David Van Ness, captain 1st artillery 4 F. J. Brooke, lieut. 6th infantry 38 20 William M. Boyce, do 1st do 800 Ephraim K. Smith, do 5th do 600 Edwin V. Sumuer, captain dragoons 1,090 60 Jason Rogers, do 6th infantry 851 30 C. F. Smith, heut. 4th artillery 2 Henry Stanton, quartermaster 176 26 Clifton Whartoii, captain dragoons 800 Blair and Rives, 7'42 05 Henry A. Thompson, bvt. capt. 4th artillery 250 A. R. Thompson, major 2d infantry 800

Carried forward, $16,836 5 i&IILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Brought forward, $16,836 22 P. St. Geo. Cooke, captain dragoons 1)062 81 G. W. Allen, do 4th infantry 500 A. G. Edwards, lieutenant dragoons 4 33 isaac Lynde, do 5th infantry 5 06 K. B. Birdsall, do 3d do 200 John Conrad. do 6th do 90 G. H. Grifiin, do do do 150 Thomas Cutts, do 3d do 200 'Thomas J. Lee, acting assist. quartermaster 5 28 'I', B. W. StocktoI&, assistant do 5 G. Andrews, captain 6th infantry 200 Samuel Cooper, do 4th artillery 1 76 Thomas Childs, do 3d do 50 Charles H. Lamed, lieut. 4th in fantry 200 L. Whiting, bvt. maj. do artillery 50 T. B. Wheelock, lieutenant dragoons 200 J. J. Abercrombie, do 1st infantry 200

19,910 95

From which deduct the following repayments:

William Bloodgood, lieut. 2d infantry 60 C. C. Daveiss, do 5th do 82 69 Timothy Paige, do do do 124 44 Sidney Burbank, do 1st do 54 51 L. G. DeRussy, paymaster 4 99 George C. Hutter, captain 124 84 Gusta~vus Loomis, maj. 1st infantry 245 94 Thomas Wright, late paymaster 2 06 A. D. Steuart, do 5 Thomas Barker, capt. 1st infantry 135 01 George Wright, lieut. 3d do 177 25 Seth Johnson, capt. 2d do 16 T6 P. St. George Cooke, do dragoons 60 3i' 4. S. Harris. late lieutenant 5 Benjamin Alvord, do 4th Infantl y 102 1,200 86 $18,T10 09

3Adicnl or Hospi, t'ai/ Depa, rtmeiIt.

S. B. Everit M. D. 484 60 Francis S. Belton, acting assist. quartermaster 220 R. K. Peebles, M. D. 12 75 Walter S. ChandleI dec'd, lieutenant 2d artillery, 8 P, M. Cohen 4 Co. 23 62

Ca) ried forward, $T48 8T 86 MII ITARY ESTABI ISIIMENT. 1835. Brougllt forward, 574861 David Stewart) 213 62 Caulier and Harper. 43 4( P. Lawrenson, 66 5l Charles Byrne, M. D. 360 Thomas G. Mower, surgeon 14,200 Henry L. Scott, acting assist. qunrtermas ter 26@ E. B. Alexander, assist. do 502 44 aeneas Mackay. , d0 do 22 62 Charles Dimmock, clo do 41 Fi Samuel Meden zic, ncting do do 33b 5(( R. D. C„Collins, assistant do, 52 t5 Charles Ward, acting clo d0 21 13 Thomns J. Lee„ do clo do 179 6i M. M. Clark, assistant do 564 2'? Thomas M. Sweeny, M. D. 300 David S. Townsend, paymaster 207 12 J. W. Edington, M. D. 31 25 Forester Dexter, M. D. 200 Henry%. Fitzliugh, assistant quartermaster 402 61 Isaac Rny, M. D. 34 Ebenezer Wright, 21 2(i R. E. Brodnax, M. D. 288 J. H. K. Burgwin, acting assistant qr. mr. 407 13 Francis L. Dancy, do do do 171 '(2 D. H. Vinton, lieutennnt 10 50 Timothy Paige, acting assistant qr. mr. 62 66 Joshua B. Bran t. quartermaster 1,642 Hezekiah Johnson, acting nssistnnt qr. mr. 629 66 James F. Iza, rd, lieu ten an t drngoons 75 12 Hema. l A. Fay, acting assistant qr. mr. 550 F. D. Newcomb. assistant quartermaster 159 75 W. M. Grahnm, acting n, ssistant qr. mr. 390 96 John W. Barry, do do clo 181 33 Robert Sevier, do do do 23 25 L. P. Lupton, do do do 18 12 John P. Davis, do do do 87 't5 John Munroe, captain 4th artillery 23 14 Edgar M. Iiacyr acting assistant qr. mr. 15 63 Joseph P. Taylor. do do do 104 O6 John L'Engle, assistant quartermaster 215 (i2 Nathan J. Rnton. acting assistant qr. mr. 31 62 S. B. Dusenbulg, assistant quartermaster 334 Carlos A. Wnite, lieutenant 2d infantry 11 12 Chnrles H. Smith, paymaster 74 95 Henry Smith. captain 6th infantry 67 6(( Henry A. Thompson, captain 1st artillery 6 i& T. B. W. Stockton, assistant quartermaster 232 D. M. Heard, M. D. 440 James W. Ripley, n c ting nssis tan t qr. mr. 67 96

Carried forwnrd, $24, 689 56 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

' 830 Brought forward &24)689 58 M. L. Hawkins, M. D. 188 Daniel Randall, paymaster 25 50 Al'lthony Drane& BSS1Staut qllal'tel"f»RStel' 923 52 Tholnas Swords, acting RSS1StR»t qr. 1T11'. 29T 25 William G. Willianas, assistant top. engineer 20 25 Joseph C. Vance, lieuten an t 14 E. H. k, C. H. James, 585 91 %'illiam ZollickoQ'er, 2T Holmes k, Kidd, 101 15 D. Houghton, M. B. 180 L. F. Carter, acting assistant qr. 1T» 8T4 98 Thomas Johnston, do do do 152 62

R. D. A. Wade. , do do do 92 3T A. D. Mackav, lieutenant 1st artillery M. Harris, 106 65 Samnel Pickering, M. D. 313 44 Ja, mes D. Gl'BhRln, topographical engineer 26 Abner R. Hetzel. , lieutenant 2d infantry 5 Samuel Ringgold. captai» 3d artillery 40 Todd (~c, Co. 24 James R, Irwin. B.ctlng llSS1S't'Rnt, ql'. 1T11'. 65 23 Samuel Shannon, a, sslstant quarter»laster 83 8T Henry VVhitino, quartermaster 198 25 John L. Hoopcr, acting Rsslstant ql'. 1T11'. T5 Edward B. Babbitt. do do clo 24 50 John B. Grayson, do do do 1T8 20 AViHiam Bryant, do do (io 22 09 John Merrill, M. B. 180 A. G. Edwards, lieut. dragoons 2 8T J. (~r, J. )Villiams, 6 Horace Bliss, lieutenant 4th artillery 16 D. B. Tonlpklns, 11euienant 4b T9 Arthur %. Thornton, captain 4 20 H. E. Prentiss, acting assistant qr. lnr. 90 joseph I. Locke. do dn do 36 J. McClure, do cl0 clo ]T 50 Hartman Bache, topographical engineer 21 33 Morrill c4 Crocker. 49 18 H. %. Crouch& M. B. 156 Timothy P. Andrews, paymaster 22 A. %V. Rockwell, M. D. 225 J. H. Taylor, acting assistant qr. mr. 140 51 G. P. Kingsbury, clo do do 22T 58 A. M. Lea, lieutenant dra& oons 6 69 Robert Anderson, rlctlng assistant ql', Iln'. 12 04 James S. ~(Villianls. lieutenant 6th infantry 30 Abram A. Massias, paymaster 30 25 C. R N. Wi XVorthhlgton, doctors 10 Hobert F. Howe, deceased, 90

Cal 1 leCl fol WB1Cl, ~$30, T61 30 88 illLITARY ESTABLISIDIEA T.

1835. Brough t forward, , 0 nathan Harris, 31. D. 404 &I Joseph Y. Phillips, actin~ assistant qr. mr. ~11 Julius A. d'Lagnel, do do do Lewis T. Jamison, do do do John Bradley& captain 2d iu fan try 3) J. H. Allen, acting assistant, qr. mr. 36 li E. 6. Eastma, n, deceased, do do do 8!; C. Pettigru, late do Clo do )i) William Connor, artificer 16 William Long, 33 Harrison Loiighborough, lieutenant 190 L. A. B. Walbach, lieutenant 1st artillery 26 Colrnan &0 Chisholm, 10 j» 6. C. M. Roberts, M. D. 128 Duncan I, . Clinch, brigadier general 118 S. L. Hall) M. D. 'I) W. E. Basinger, acting assist. quartermaster 1 I) Alt. S. Miller, do clo do 46 jil Ja.mes M, Hill, cl0 clo do 16 Charles Thomas, do do do 15~ R. E. Richardson, 2 R. S. Dix, lieutenant t th infantry 10 E. 6. Mitchell, acting assist. quartermaster 4il Francis L. Dade, do do do 58 Horatio Edelin, M. D. 110 96 Blair and Rives, . 376 R. C. Smead, lieutenant 4th artillery 60 63 Jones and Malone, doctors 102 5ii

Edward Harding, captain 1,' 399 ]t James Manney, M. D. Zne6 Tyson and Fisher, 28 1i Seth S. Peck, M. D. 143 "i Fr. E. Hunt, lieutenant 4th artillery 3S 6,",

34, 326 46 From which deduct the following repayments: Thomas Wright, late paymaster 250 14 Thomas G. Mower, surgeon 11 75 L. G. DeRussy, paymaster 38 29' 6&i

$34, 026 5i

Coiitingenei, es nf the 4ni~y. George S. Green, acting assist. quartermaster 5) R. R. Mudge& do do do 3 3i Trueman Cross, quartermaster 3,500

Carried forward, MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT 89

Brought for ward, $3)510 89 Hezekiah Johnson, acting assist. quartermaster 20 Robert E. Clary, do do do 20 Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent 350 Anthony Drane, assistant quartermaster 480 James M. Hill, acting assist. do John T. Cochran, 1)400 William M. Graham, acting assist. quartermaster 60 Edgar M. Lacy& do do do 1 50 Robert F. Howe, deceased, 11 18 Francis L. Dancy, acting assist. quartermaster 10 J. H. K. Burgwin, Clo C10 Clo 18 50 J. H. Allen, do do do 5 Edward Harding, do do do 18 Joseph 6. Totteii) colonel engineers- 63 Nathan Rice, agent engineer department 3, 116 aeneas Ma, ckay, assistant quartermaster 15 60 M. M. Clark, C10 do 168 83

9, 263 67 From which deduct the following repayment'. Trueman Cross, quartermaster 56 50

$9)207 17

Arr&earag es prior to 1st July, 1815.

N i ch olas Rugg, deceased, private 31 74 Asa Fisk, deceased, do 80 67 Samuel Brashears, 19 20 Jonathan Bigalow, dec'd, private 20 32 Josiah Clark, deceased, sergeant 24 Joshua Atherton) dec'd, private 31 29 Neal Smith, attorney for su»dry privates 76 80 David Hoke, a. discharged soldier 50 Leonard Holly) deceased, private 104 Josiah Barton) deceased, do 126 12 James Brewstcr and John. T;)lbot, pn vates 27 20 Ehsha G. Brown&ng) private 42 92 Edward Maxey, do ]6 28 Andrew Lawwell, sergeant 37 A. »drew Pickens, late lieut. colonel of 43d 685 41 Benjamin Eddy, deceased, private 49 60 Hugh Kennedy, deceased, private 36 06 Wm. Varnum) deceased, do 114 80 Elias Overbaugh) deceased, C10 47 22 James Stewart, 18 Carried forward) $1)638 88 90 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

1835. Brought forward, 81, %m. Edwards, deceased, pri vate Matthew Hemphill, dec'd, 12 Jacob Snider, a discharged soldier Benj. A. %arren, deceased, private 56 Benjamin Kirkham, and Jesse Luker, late privates 3( %m. Church, deceased, private 0l George Turner, deceased, do 19 Andrew F. McMillan, sergeant 102 Richard Lucy, jr. private Robert G. Seely, deceased, lieutenant 24 Thonlas Dougherty, late Cap talll 103

Jesse Harman, private 24 3esse Claughton, deceased, li Samuel Thompson, a discharged soldier 16 John I ewis, deceased, private 47 3ohn Allen, deceased, 13l %alter K. 3erdan, dec'd, pnvate 24 John Childs, deceased, clo 43 Samuel Williams, dec'd, do. 43 Sion Kay, deceased, cl 0 45 Israel Davis, deceased, do 51 Ichabod Leach, deceased, C10 04 John Herring, deceased, do 90 Thomas Tucker, deceased, clo b2 Thomas H. Vali Benthuy- sen, deceased. do 122

$3,033

Arrea& ages prior ((o 181(, per aet nf Jaililar3 2T, 1835.

Neal Smith 125 3ames Burkl teamster 39

$157

Eiivalid and half pay Pensions.

Branch Bank Alabama, Decatur, ao.ell t 2, 276 William E. Aooclruff, l, it, tie Roclc, clo 2, 300 Daniel Hay~ Carmi, Illinois, do 3,200 +ilia Dot, y, Detroit, Michigan. , do 3,300 U. S. Branch Bal'lk, Portland, do 11,00t~ Do (lo do New York, do 37,000 Do do clo Hartford. c10 1,000 Do do do Burlington, Clo 10,000 Do do do Pittsburg, Cl0 8, 000

Carried forward, @(8,076 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Brought for )vard, c 78 078 U. S. Branch Banl. , Lexington, agent 2, 000 Do do do Nashville, do 1,000 Thomas Posey, Corydon, Indiana, Clo 200 Samuel Merril 1, Indianapolis) do do 6, 000 U. S. Branch Bank, Savannah, clo 2 500 Do do do Richmond, do 3, 0(30 William K. Blair, Jonesboro, Ten. clo 2). 000 United States Br. Bonk Cl n cl un at. i) Clo 2.000 Robert I&ing) Knoxville, Cl0 2, 224. James Dodd, Hartford, do U. S. Branch Bank, Pl'ovlclence) cl0 400 Do do do Washington, do 1,000 Isarlc Waldron, Portsinouth, do 6) 880 John r)V. Campbell, J ackson, Ten. do 334 John Tilford, Lexington) do 3)000 John Huske, I"a,yet to ville) clo 6, 000 121,604 From which deduct the foll01viilg repoyrr;ent: United States Br. Hank, Cincinnati $121,447 41

jtnralid Pensions, per act of 2", Zarch 2, 1833.

United States Br. Bank, Cincinnati, agent $156 80

Pensions to RictcIos and Orphans.

Elizabeth Bearcroft, deceased 241 60 Lawrence Hal'nlo, n 49 84 49 Rebecca I,or g LuclndR ArlHin 49 84 John Corbin 120 49 84 Wi11iam B. Shool-. , William i&Ioren) alias Morning 24(3 Samuel March 32 44 Elizabeth Linlchorn 137 03 4~ 87 Caroline T. Blunt Berthwright 132 Lucy L. 240 Elizabeth Claughton 120 Abigail Scott Edward Scott 120 24(3 Willian1 Callis 102 9r John Orms, alias Al'nls 1)Vornu ni 240 Milly 120 Willin. m Corbin. 240 Lucy Hordcastle Carried forward $2) 569 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

1835. Brought forward, N, Lucy Singleton 9 Martha Gill 242 Sally Hughes 24II Martha Gardner Susauna Hammons 84 Jonathan Gardner 84 Elizabeth Lambert 24II

$4, 129

Revolutionary Pensions.

Branch Bank Alabama, Decatur, agent 2)93I U. S. Branch Bank, Lexington, do 13,0N Do do do Providence do 7,0NI Do do do Portsmouth, do 9,0NI Do do do Portland, do 55&0N Do do do New York, do 120,0N Do do do Boston, . do 35,0N Do do do Richmond, do 20)ON Do do do Hartford, do 7,0N Branch of Farmers Bk. New Castle, do 2,0N United States Bank, Philadelphio, do 13,0NI U. S. Branch Bank, Burhngton, . do 40, 000 Do do do Nashville, do 5)ONI Thomas Posey, Corydon, Indiana, do 3NI U. S. Branch Bank, Charleston, do 2,0N , Samuel Merrill& Indianapolis, In. do 9,0N Daniel Hay, Carmi, Illinois, do 4, ()N Ellis Doty, Detroit, Michigan, do 7N U. S. Branch Bank, Pittsburg, do 4)IIN Ceutral Bank, Tallahassee& do 500 James Dodd, Hartford. do 15)ONI Isaac Waldrou, Portsmouth, do 29, 712 John W. Campbell, Jackson, Ten. do 682 John Tilford, Lexington, do 5, 000 U. S. Branch Bank, St. Louis, do 2, 000 John Huske, Fayetreville, do 1O, 000

411,814 ! From which deduct the following repayments: U. S. Branch Bank, Charleston, agent 5, 004'55 Robert King, Knoxville, do 224 11 5,228 0

$406)68$ 3 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Revolutionary Pensions, per aet of June T, 1882.

Mechanics nnd Fnrmers Ba uk i Albany, agent 290(.000 Br. Bank of Alabama, Dccntul' do 13,215 50 Robert King, Knoxville, do 14,000 'Planters' Bink, Savannah, do 2],000 Frnnklin Bank, Cincinnati, clo 45, 000 William K. Bl;Iir, 30ncsboro Tcn. do 2, 500 U. Branch S. Bank, Lexington, c10 65., 000 Commonwealth Bank, Boston, do 141,000 Commercial Bnnk. Portsmouth, do 39,000 Marine Bnnlc, Portland, do T6i000 I nrmers and Mechanics Bn, nki Hartford, c10 65i. 000 Arcade Bank, Providence, . do 44, 000 Union Bank Mn, rylnndi Baltimore, do 8, 000 Bank of Burlington, Vcl'nlonf) cl(i S6, 000 Trenton Banking Co. Trenton, clo 4T, 000 G(rnrd Bank, Phi1ndelphln. , do 5T, 000 Mechanics Bank, New York, CI. O 54, 000 Merchants' avid Manu fncturers Bank, Pittsburg, do 45, 000 U. S. Brnnch Bnn]-, Fnyetteville, clo 50, 000 Do do do Nashville, do 9,000 Bank of the Metropolis, Washington. do 5, 000

Thomas Posey, Col ydon i India nn, clo 600 U. S. Branch Bank, Chn. l'Icstoll, do T., 004 55 Samuel Merrill, Indianapolis, In. c10 15,000 Planters'and Mechanics Hank, C1lnrleston, do 22, 000 Union Bank of Ten. Nashville, do 24, 000 Benjnmin Chnires, Tn1 lah asse, clo 1,000 State Bank of Indiana, In dian npo1 is, do 12,000 Daniel Hay, Cnrmi, Illinois do 2, 000 Wm. E. Woodruff. Little Rock, A do 1,000 U. S. Branch Bnnk, St. Louis, do 4, 000 John W. Campbell, Jackson, Ten. do 4, 3T0 Bank of' Virginia, Richmond, c10 50i000 John Tilford, Lexington, cl.o 8, 000

1)32T,690 05

From which deduct the following repayment:

Alexander Brnckenridge, Agent

$1)32T,685 05 MILITARY ESTABLISHMEi0T.

1S35. Revolutionary Claims, per act 15th 31ay) 1828.

Ebenezer Black, deceased 10 Jonathan Adams, deceased Q Benjamin Tallniadge, deceased 300 Hugh Means, deceased ll)t Eliab .Iainguiau, deceased 50 David Lynn, deceased 50 Jacob Kenny, deceased Benjamin Norton, deceased Joseph Martin, . deceased Joel Jones, deceased 61

John Holdridoe, deceased. I ) Abner Poland, deceased Planters Bank, Savannah, aoent U. S. Br. Bank, Lexington, do 6, 000 Robert King, Knoxville) do 120 Wm. K. Blair, Jonesboro, do 2Il Union Bank, Nashville, do 1,400 Franklin Bank, Cincinnati, do 2)400 State 8'k of Indiana, Indianapolis, do l, lol Br. 8'k of Alabama) Mobile, do 400 lj)o do Decatur, do 520 U. S. Br. 8'k, St. Louis, do 284 Daniel Hay, Carmi, Illinois, do 200 Ellis Doty) Detroit) M)chigan), do 240 Wm. E. Woodruff, L. Rock, A. T. do 260 Marine Bank, Portland, do 2, 250 Commercial Bank, Portsmouth, do 2, 650 Commonwealth Bank, Boston, do 8.000 gars. and Mechs. 8'k) Hartford, do 4, 800 Arcade Bank, Providence, do 750 U. . S. Br. 8'k, Fayetteville, do 1)650 Planters 6c Mechs. 8'k, Charleston, do 1,870 Bank of Burlington, Vermont, do 2, 600 Mechanics Bank, New York, do 7, 000 Mechs. and Farmers 8'k, Albany do 11)750 Trenton Banking Company, do 2, 500 Girard Bank, Philadelphia, do 4, 700 Merchs. and Manufs. 8'k, Pittsb'g) do 2, 211 Br. of Farm's 8'k, 'Newcastle, do 600 Union Bank of Md. Baltimore, do 1,550 Bank of Virginia, Richmond. do 6, 500 Bank of Metropolis, Washington, do 650 Benjamin Chaires, Tallahassee, do 1,01 John W. Campbell, Jackson, Tenn. do 360

y(8, 021 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

I iquidatl)2g and paJin~ certain claims of the Slate of Virginia, under 3d section of the act of 5th July, 1832.

John Yates 200 Valentine T. Balton, deceased 3, 80T 56 Jesse George, deceased 3,.T38 50 Thomas %aite, deceased T, 452 49 Thomas Bonewell, deceased 1,48T 91

8. $16.686 46 ~A. ,

Pay and sub istence of o~cce)s, cadets, g'c. at West Point.

Thomas J. Leslie, paymaster

From which deduct the following repayment:

Thomas J. Leslie, paymaster 242 25

lljllT6, T06 T5

Pay of adj utant's and quartermaster's clerks, . at West Point. R. E. BeRussy, superintendent $900

I'uel, forage. , stationery, Pc. at I%est Point.

R. E. BcRussy superintendent $9, 965

I'orag e for officers at West Point.

Thomas J. Leslie, paymaster $2, 0T8

Clothing for oficers' seroants at West Point.

Thoma, s J. Leslie, payma, ster

Increase and expenses og library at West Point.

R. E. BeRussy, superintendent

Models for drauing department at West Point.

R. E. DeRussy, superintendent $1,180 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT

1S35. i&1ineralog y, artillery, ai«l su;ord e:~excise. at blest Point

R. E. DeRussy& superintelldcnt

models for engineering department at T'Vest 1 oint.

R. E. DeRussy, superintendent

Philosophical apparotns at 1Vest Point.

R. R. DeRussy, superintendent

Repairs and imp& ovement of bnildiu~s at TVest Point.

R. E. DeRussy, superintendent $0, 5'?i

A building for exerci.'es at IVest Point.

R. E. DeRussy, superintendent $13,00ii

2Viscellaneons items at IVest Point.

R. F. DeRussy. superintendent jQ I, JJS

Rxpenses of board of visiters at I Vest Poz'nt.

R. E. DeRussy, superintendent $2, 000

National armories.

B]air and Rives 197 Charles Howard, paymaster, Springfield 164,900 Daniel Bedinger, paymaster, Harper's I"erry 164,.900

329,.997

From which deduct the following repayment:

Alexander Macomb, major general

ggO, 97S

Additional nzachinery and JVvtures at 8gJ'pingpeld arviorg

Charles Howard, paymaster gcpsl MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Por finishing gnn racks and making uindoto shutters to the nelv arsenal, rebuilding, $'c. at Sprin+eld armory. Charles Howard, paymaster $4, 400

Porting shop, tilt hammer, gc. at Harpel's Flurry armory. Daniel Bedinger, paymaster 86, 500

Completion of the machinery, $ c. at Harper's Perry armory.

Daniel Bedinger, pn, ymaster $11,914 86

Xrecti»g storehonses, &$.c. at Harper's Perry armory.

Daniel Bedinger, paymaster' $4, 589 87

Arsenals.

joshua Howard, captain 1st artillery 1,787 36 Blair and Rives, '197 4: John Hills, deceased, captain 14, 500 John Symington, do 4, 600 William J. Worth, lieutenant colonel 1,130 Alfred Mordecai, cRptRln 6.666 Marcus C. Buck, military storekeeper 1,917 31 William S. Newton, brevet capta, in 4, 069 15 Benjamin Huger, captain 2, 500 James R. Butler, military storekeeper 4, 133 James W. Ripley, Captain 4, 705 George Talcott, lieutenant colonel 1,095 79

Charles Pettigru, lieutenant 25., 400 Edward Harding, captRln 6., 160 Stephen H. Webb, military storekeeper 25, 700 James A. J. Brad. ford, captain 5, 000 John Williamson, lieutenant 5, 000 114,561 04

From which deduct the following repayments:

John Hills, deceased, captain 15,423 70 Joshua Howard, do 353 48 Edward Harding, do 1,.399 12 17, 176 30 897,.384 74 'tIILITARY ESTABLI-'1INENT.

19:35. Oi durance.

9 ash n Wheelwright, late lieutenant 1, li;;i Elijah Lyon, captain 3d artillery Iil ', Blair and Rives, i 94 st Henry K. Craig, major. 2.i9' ' Stephen K Webb, military storekeeper 315 William L. Poole, do do 656; N. Baden, major ])) William Maynadier, lieutenant 1,900, Henry 8. Mallory, capta&n 1,750 Charles Ward, do 300 Benjamin Huger, captain '.?. 4SH, ", James R. ButIer, military storel-eeper 7, 076 c Alfred Mordecai, . captain 20, 500 William J. Worth, lieutenant colonel I l, (l'lI 3ohn Symington. , captain Thomas C. Legate& xtaajor, sup't lead mines, Galena 4, 115 Marcus C. Buck, military storekeeper S, Sly ' Edward Harding, captain 2, 290 William S. Newton, do 2, 836 5; T. B, W. Stockton, assistant quartermaster 3 William Campbell, principal assist. snp. lead tnines 500 Samuel Perkins, military storekeeper 059 George Talcott, lieutenant colonel 671 5 Moses McArthur, sergeant 101 9 William Lindsay, colonel 560 Joshua Howard, captain 1st artillery 353 & Charles Mapes, paymaster 92» J. H. Taylor, acting assistant qr. mr. 25 G. P. Kingsbury, do do do 41 Francis D. Newcomb, assistant quartermaster 144 " Lewis T. Jamison, act?llg assist. do 2 James W. Ripley; captain 100 Sanders I ansing, jr military storekeeper 5, 000

86, 468 & From which deduct the following repayments . William Harney, paymaster 5 Joshua, Howard, captain 450 Benj. F. Smith, late Indian agent - 85 Thomas Wright, late paymaster 531 Alfred Mordecai, captain 400 Henry K. Craig, major 3 Adam D. Steuart, . paymaster 47 C. H. Smith, do 50 David S. To*vnsend, do 29 George Bomford, colone1. 91 20 1,614 )

ee4P~4' MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Armament of I"ortificati ons. Edward Harding, captain 4, 250 William S. Newton, do 4, 340 James R. Butler, military storekeeper 5)223 Blair and Rives, 197 42 Benjamin Huger, captain 23, 104 S5 Alfred Mordecai, do 200 William J. Worth, lieutenant colonel 32)3T0 Marcus C. Buck, military storekeeper 4, 143 West Point Foundry Asso- Clatlon) 10,606 64 Henry K. Craig, major 13,333 T5 John Mason, contractor 6, 248 69 JoiIn Clarke, do 10,8TS 31 McClurg, Wade k, Co. contractors 2, 852 56 $11T,T48 22

Cannon. West Point Foundry Association, TST 30 John Mason) contractor 903 98

,'IIl1, 691 23

Arming an!j Ep!ipping 3/militia. Nathan Starr, contractor 22, 053 Robert Johnson, do 12,302 50 Edwards k, Goodrich, contractors 21,813 90 Blair and Rives, 19T 43 Henry K. Craig, ITIOJor 24, 151 Charles Howard, paymaster 5, 005 James R. Butler, military storekeeper 2, 965 20 William 3. Worth, lieutena11t colonel 3, 540 Marcus C. Bucl-, military storekeeper 9,. 348 44 Simeon North, contractor 14, 382 80 M. T. WickhaIn) deceased, do 11,526 T5 Lemuel Pomeroy, do 19)88T 50 Asa Waters, do 15,T56 80 Sanders Lansing, jr. military storekeeper '4)000. Samuel Perkins, do do 50 165,980 32 From which deduct the following repayments: George Talcott) lieut. colonel 1)T6T M John Symington, captaul 1,500 J. A. J. Bradford, do 4 50 3)2TI 81 )))68,)08 51 100 IIILITARY ESTABLISH%EN T. 1835. Il e))airs and Contingencies of I ortigcutions.

Robert E. Lee, lieutenant engineers 1,319 l9 A illiam H. Chase, captain do 3, 300 George J. Cooke, ')y) . Henry A. Thompson, captain :1i) Henry S tan ton, quartermaster I)

4, h&1 i Fronl which deduct the following repayments: John L. Smith, major 238 39 Anthony Drane, lieutenant 30 20 Sylvanus Thayer, lieutenant colonel 26 11 George Button, lieutenant 400 G94;

i4, 1!)1~ I'

Fort Adams.

Joseph G. Totten, colonel of engineers $5, 000

Fort Calhoun.

William A. Eliason, captain of engineers = 5S, 200

From which deduct the following repayment:

Andrew Talcott, captain engineers Ã0 Fl

$57, 929 19

Repairs'zzg Port Colztmbzzs and Castle T'Villz'ams, 1Vezo Tor/'.

John L. Smith, major ,'$30, 000

Fort Delazoare.

Richard Delafield, captain engineers 10,000 Moyamensing Bank, Philadelphia 35,. 000

@45,000

Port Jacl son.

William H. Chase, captain engineers )733 i1 MII, ITARY ESTABLIS H MENT.

I"ort IVarren, ou George's Island, 311assachusetts. I Sylvanus Thayer, lieutenant col. ong. 26, 000 Merchants Bank, Boston, agent eng. department 59,000 $85,000

Fort Schuyler, on Thro~g's neclc, East Airer, ¹w %orle. John L. Smith, major engineers 38, 400 Henry Stanton, quartermaster 43 38

Fort Castoell, ou Oal; Island, Cape Fear, North Carolina.

John H. Winder, lieut. 1st artillery 1,410

Which deduct from the following repayment:

George Blaney, illa]or 1,419 56

Excess of repayment $9 56

Fort ou Coclcspu& Island, Georgia.

J. K. F. Mansfield, lieutenant engineers $3, 000

I'ort ou 32obile Point& Alabama.

William H. Chase, captain engineers $T90 65

Fort on Grand Terre, Barataria, I ouisiana. Charles Gratiot, brigadier general 850, ()00

Fortifications iu Charleston Harbor. Thompson S. Brown, lieutenant engineers 2, 3T0 aeneas Mackay, assistant quartermaster 12

2, 382 From which deduct the following repayment: John L'Engle, heuten ant $2, 3T0 102 MILITARY EST 4BLISHMENT. 1835. Preservation of Castle Island, and repairs of Fort Indepen

Merchants Bank, Boston, agent engineer department $'17,5)]

Preservation of George's Island, Boston Harbor. Sylvanus Thayer, lieut. col. engineers

Sea Wall, Deer Island, Boston Harbor,

Sylvanus Thayer, lieut. col. engineers $1,130

Barracks at Fort Crawford.

Joshua B. Brant, quartermaster 190 which deduct from the following repayment:

T. B. %. Stockton, assistant quartermaster 943

Excess of repayment +53

Barracks, Quarters, gc. at %no Orleans.

Isaac Clark, assistant quartermaster 91)230

From which deduct the following repayment:

Isaac Clark, assistant quartermaster 194

$91,036

Barracks at 311ackinac. Henry Whiting, quartermaster

From which deduct the following repayment:

J. H. Leavenworth, acting assistant quartermaster II

Barracks, Quarters, Storehouses.

Joshua B. Brant, quartermaster )1,005 From which deduct the following repayment:

T. B. W. Stockton, assistant quartermaster @1,005

Temporary repair s of Barracks at Fort Gibson.

Charles Thomas, assistant quartermaster @5,000 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Ca&rying on zoorksin the City of Savannah.

Henry Stanton, quartermaster $1., 049 45

Carrying on z'orks at Green Bay.

Henry whiting, quartermaster $9, 000

Breakzoater near the mouth of Delazoare Bay. aeneas Trueman Cross, quartermaster 356 90 Carlos A. Waite, assistant quartermaster 37, 200 Mackay„ do do 91 86 $37, 648 36

Breakzoater in terri wzack Azver.

Thomas M. Clarl.-, agent engineer department $4, 000

Brealczoater at Hyannis Harbor.

Ezra Crowell, agent engineer department $9, 130

Piers at the nzozzth of Bzzgato Harbor, ¹zo VorA;.

3oseph D. Selden, aoent engineer department 1.000 Theodore W. Maurice, major 84 75 Thompson S. Blown& lieutenant engineers 13,646 09 14,730 84

From which deduct the &llowing repayments:

Theodore W. Ma, urice, major 307 43 joseph D. Selden, superintendent 856 22 1,163 65 $13,567 19

Piers at the entrance of Eennebzznk Rive. .

Barnabas Palmer, agent engineer department

Pier azzcl Mole at Oszoego) lVezo Vorl"-

R. C. Smead, lieutenant 104 MII I'I'ARY ESTABI ISHMENT.

1835. The zcork at Blaclt Roc/' Harbor, 1Vczo Yor/'. Joseph D. Selden, agent 1,000 Thompson S. Brown, lieutenant engineers 6,(9)

7.NI From which deduct the following repayment:

Joseph D. Selden, agent 495 l,;

$6,504 1%

Fillzzzg Np e&ith stone the Pier or Breakzoater at Dzzn/;irk IIzzr(„ Thompson S. Brown, lieutenant engineers $1,418?t

Lxtending and completing t/ze Pier in front of Dzznkirk Hur&qr.

Joseph D. Selden, agent engineer department 2, 000 Thompson S. Brown, lieutenant engineers 8, 046 g

10,046 41 From which deduct the following repayment:

Joseph D. Selden, agent. 476 25

$9, 570 16

Seczzring the vrorks ot Blae/c River.

Theodore W Maurice, major 222 0 Henry Smith, captain 4,400

4,622 68 From which deduct the following repayment: Joseph D. Selden, agent 557 i5

$4,065 53

Securing the zoorks at Presqzze Isle.

Joseph D. Selden, agent 7, 000 Thompson S. Brown, lieutenant engzneers 6,263 9~

13z263 9S From which deduct the following repayment: Joseph D. Selden, agent 1,268 93

@12,000 MILITARY ESTA.BI. ISHMENT, 105 Completing the worl. s at Genesee Aiver. Joseph G. Swift, agent

Preservation of Plymouth Beach, Massachusetts. Joseph Bradford, agent $T00

Preservation of Provi ncetoton harbor, Massachusetts.

Robert E. Lee, lieutenant engineers 239 41. Asa S. Bowley, agent 4, 524 35

$4, T63 (6

Deepenin~ the Channel month of Pascag oula Piver, 3Iiss. William H. Chase, captain engineers $8, 962 94

Improving the Harbors of lVem Castle, 2l'larcns Hoolc, Cheste& and Port Penn, in Delaware.

Richard Delafield, captain engineers 4, 500 Moyamensing Bank, Phil adelphia 6, 533 $11,033

hnproving the Harbor of Prestlwe Isle, Pennsylvania. Thotnpson S. Brown, lieutenant engineers $3, 045

Improving the Harbor of Cleaveland, Ohio. Thompson S. Brown) lieutenant engineers 8)911 63 Joseph B. Selden, agent 140 05 $9, 051 68

Improvi»g the Harbor of Chicago, illinois, James Allen, lieutenant 5th infantry $3T, TT0 91

Improving the Harbor at the month of t1te Piver raisin, 31ichiga». Henry Smith, capta&n $30)000

Improving the Harbor of iMobile, Alabama. William H. Chase, captain engineers $28, 4T2 15 106 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

183o. linproving the Navigation of the Ohio, Missouri, and sissippi Rivers.

Henry M. Shreve, superintendent — $50, 000

Improving the Navigation of the Hirdson Rt'ver.

Andrew Talcott, captain engineers 1,500 Albany City Bank 6F)500 Joseph D. Selde)), superintendent 48K

69, 048 y From whicn deduct the following repayment:

Albany City Bank 48 )

869,000

lrnproving the Navigation of the Ohio River) betu)een Pittst)ur and the Pails.

Merchants and Manufacturers Bank, Pittsburg $50)000

Iruproving the Navigation of Cape Pear River, below Wilmiing. ton, North C"arolina.

George Blaney, major engineers 1)000 John H. Winder) lieutenant 1st artillery 11,000

12,000 From which. deduct the following repayment:

George Blaney, major 1,768 I~

$10,237 III

Improving the Navigation of Cumberland River) Tennessee

William McKuight, superintendent . @15,000

Ie)proving the Navigation of Arkansas Ri ver.

Henry M. Shreve, superintendent @5,000

Improving the Navigation of Red River.

Henry 3). I. Shreve, superintendent MILITA Vi Y ESTABLISHMENT. 10&

35. Jjnproving the inland Channel betzoeezz 88. 3Iary's and St'. John' s, Illorida. J. K. F. Mansfield, lieutenant. engineers $9, 000

Pi, erjzoving obs»nctiozzsin Big Sodas BaJ?y cYezo VorL.

J. G. Swift& agent ~&10,790

I/lenzoving obstructions in Huron Aiver, Ohio. Henry Smith, captain $2, 592 Si

Renzoving obstructions at the snout/z of Blac/c River, Ohio. Joseph D. Selden, agent $2, 000

Aenzoviug obstructions in Grand Ai ver, Olzio.

Robert E. Lee, lieutenant engineers 1,009 39 Henry Phelps, agent, 2, 500 Thompson S. Brown) lieutenant engineers 7, 298 89 Joseph D. Selden, su perintendent 75 01 $10,883 29

Renzoving obstructions in As/ztabula CreeL', . Ohio.

Thompson S. Brown, lieutenant engineers 5, 000 Joseph D. Selden, superintende»t 12T 26

$5, 127 26

Removing obstructions in OcracocL Inlet, Worth Carolina.

Alexander J. Swift& lieutenant engineers $9, 300

Ilenzovi'zg obstructions in Savanna/z Aiver, Georgia.

Joseph Ik. F. Mansfield, lieutenant engineers $31,'356 94

Aenzov221g obstructzous zn Chzpola Aivez .

Samuel Shannon, assistant quartermaster yl. , 000

Clearirtg out the Ochlazoaha Aiver.

I' rancls L. Dancy) acting assistant (juartermaster $6, 000 108 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

1835. Nonuinent on Steel!s Ledg e.

Daniel Lane, agent w&4;134

Beacon Light on the Piers at the mouth of Genesee River and Big Sodus Bay. J. G. Swift, agen 87,750

Beacon Light on one of the Piers at the Him bor of Osioego, R. C. Smead, lieutenant engineers $9,911

Beacon Light on a proper site for Huron River.

Henry Smith. captam $2, 600

Removing Light-house noio on the north end of Goat island.

Joseph G. Totten, colonel of engineers $1,000

Beacon Light on the Pier at Couneaut River.

Ashbel Dart, agent $30

Rebuilding the Lig ht-house on Brandyioine Shoals. Hartman Bache, topographical engineer - $55

Surveys and Rstirnates —Roads and Canals.

H. Dumas, for his services 594 James Kearney, topographical engineer 1,800 J. M. Berrien, lieutenant 1,850 G. W. Featherstonhaugh, geologist 2, T49 55 Howard Stansbury, civil engineer 1,825 Augustus Ca»field, assist. topographical engineer 250 Charles N. Hagner, assistant civil engineer 300 William B. Guion, do do 2, 500 John P. Bailey, do do 2,. 250 William G. williams, assist. topographical engineer 500 James D. Graham, topographical engineer 3,000 George W. Hughes, civil engineer 3)050 Stephen H. Lono. 600 , ' topographical engineer W. W. Mather, lieutenant 200 william R. Palmer, assistant civil engineer 517 50 Trueman Cross, quartermaster l7 'tG T. B. Linnard, lieutenant 200

Carried. forward, @22,263 9" MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT T.

Brought forward, ~$22, 263 92 I'rom which deduct the following repayment: Augustus Canfield, assistant topographical engineer 132 62

$22, 131 30

Cumberland Road in Ohio, west of Ranesvitle. Henry Brewerton ~ lieutenant engineers 88, 539 24 John Smyth 25' T6 Augustus Canfield, assistant topog. engine r '750 Clinton Bank of Columbus 151,853 241, 400 From which deduct the following repayment: Ilenry Brewerton, lieutenant engineers 12 95

$241)3ST 05

Cumberland Road in Indiana.

Cornelius A. Ogden, captain engineers

Cumberland Road in Illinois.

Cornelius A. Ogden, captain engineers $109,000

Repairs of the Cumberland Road east of the Ohio.

Richard Delafield, captain engineers 50, 000 Merchants and Manufacturers Bank, Pittsburg 333)951 55

$383, 951 55

.4rrearag es due Contractors on the Cumberland Road. James I&inkaid

Payment to Isaiah 5'rest for worlc on, the Cumberland Road.

Isaiah Frost

Balance due Valentine Giesy, late Superintendent of the Cum- berland Road east of the Ohio.

8'l' Valentine Giesy, deceased ,'$862 110 ~IILITARY ESTABLISHME.'&& T. 1S35. Road fronz Detroit to Sag anaw Bay.

Ebenezer S. Sibley, lieutenant 1st artillery $15,5&d

Road fronz Detroit to Chicago.

Ebenezer S. Sibley, lieutenant 1st artillery 5, 40l From which deduct the following repayment: Musgrove Evans, late superintendent- 18S

Road frown Detroit to I"ort Gratiot.

Henry Whiting, major @s,ooo

Road from Detroit to Grand River.

Henry Whiting, niajol' $25)000

Road from Lap/aisance Bay to the Chicago Road.

William Mcldrum, D. French, and C. A. Chipman 30 Henry Smith, captain 6th infantry 10,000

$10,030

Road between Sheldon's and the River St. Josephs& 311ichigan.

Ebenezer S. Sibley, lieutenant 1st artillery $10,000

Road betu:een Niles and the River St. Josephs& 311ichigan.

Ebenezer S. Sibley, lieutenant 1st artillery $5,0()O

Road frown Fistula to the Indiana State Line.

Henry Smith, captain 6tli infantry $5&000

Road fronz Clizzton to the Rapids of Grand River.

Ebenezer S. Sibley, lieutenant 1st artillery @S,ooo

Road from Plernphis to Little Rock', &irk. ansas.

R. D. C. Collins, assistant quartermaster MILITARY ESTABLISHMI" AT.

&5. Road fiom 31ernphis to William Strong's, oiz St. H'aizcis Riz er, il r?cansas.

Alexander H. Ho~vman, lieutenant engineers $T8, 000

Roads fiom Helena and JacI;son, in Ar/caizsas.

R. D. C. Collins, assistant quartermaster Pl. 0, 000

Road from lÃnz. Strong's to Batesvil?e, Ai'tcansas.

R. D. C. Collins, assistant quartermastel $5, 000

Road fi om Co?umbia to Little P~oc!', , ~&i 1;aiisas.

R. D. C. Collins, osslstan t quar ter zllaster $7,. 620 1.5

Road from the northern boundary of I"lorida to Apalachicola.

AVi))iam G. NcFci), topographic, .l engineer $500

Road fronz Pensacola Bay to Pzttman's I"erry, I" lorida.

Samuel Shannon, assist. quartermaster $2, 481 39

Repairing Military Road from Pensacola to 7.'a?lahassee, and thcizce to St. Azzgustzne.

Samuel Shannon, ass: st. q u ar term as ter T, 000 L rancis L. Dancy, acnng ass. do 7, 000

,'apl 4, 000

Road from 5'ort '1'ozosozz to the Northern boundary of Lozzisiazza.

Isaac Clark, assist. qu artermaster $3, 000

BQ?Q'izce due Comznissioners for Surveying Road from Laplai- sance Bay to the Chicago Road.

Wm. Me)drum. D. French, and C. A. Cliipman $340 21.

Eor payment of balance due to Gurdon, 'E rumbul?y Szzperizztezzdent of Public Wo!?tsi Stozzzngfoiz Harbor.

Gurdon Trumhu)) $262 16 112 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

1835. Payment of Militia and Volunteers of 1llinois, and other per acts of June 1.5& and July 14& 1832.

william S. Harney, paymaster 18&, Timothy P. Andrews, do 1,081 Adam D. Steuart, do 2&0II John C. Mullay, a, private 13

3&283 Which deduct from the following repayments: AVilliam S. Harney, paymaster 1,101 51 Thomas C. Wright, late do — 28, 483 10 Adam D. Steuart, do - 2, 632 16 Benjamin F. Lamed, do 54 32,270,

Excess of repayments — $28, 987

Repressing Indian Hostilities on the Western frontier& per»&t March 2, 1833.

R. D. C. Collins. assistant quartermaster 39 L. P. Lupton, acting assist. do 164 Trueman Cross) quartermaster 500 william Eustis, acting assist. quartermaster- 15 E. B. Alexander, assistant do 248

Thomas Swords. , lieutenant 342

Henry Gratiot, late sub agent 757 1

2, 066 4 From which deduct the following repayment:

G. P. Kingsbury, acting assistant quartermaster 1&000

@l&066

Regiment of Drag oons.

Henry Whiting, assistant quartermaster 138 Joseph P. Taylor, acting assist. do 21 5 Henry K. Craig, major 5&556 7 David Van Ness, acting assist. quartermaster Robert Sevier, do do do 22 Hezekiah Johnson, do do do 324 aeneas Mackay, assistant quartermaster 207 Callender Irvine, corn. gen. of purchases 2, 986 Alb. G. Edwards& lieutenant dragoons 183 Anthony Drane, assistant quartermaster 172 5 Trueman Cross, quartermaster 56

Carried forward, $9, 523 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Brought forward, Which deduct from the following repayments: E. G. Eastman, lieutenant dragoons 143 64 Thomas Swords, acting assistant qr. mr. 3, 234 15 Thos. Johnston, late do do do 4, 96T 56, James Clyman, late lieutenant dragoons 66 23 James F. Izard, do cl0 300 R. D. C. Collins, assistant quartermaster 19,228 39 Alb. G. Edwards, acting assist. do 210 Clifton Wharton) captain dragoons 16 90 Jesse Bean, do do 60 Eustace Trenor, do do 68 L. F. Carter, acting a, .sistant qr. mr. 843 62 Stephen t)V. Kearney, lieut. col. dragoons 8 Asher Phillips, late paymaster 10,964 43 Adam D. Stenart, do 453 30 Charles Mapes, do 377 54 Washington Seawell, acting assistant qr. mr. 3.000 G. P. Kingsbury, do do do 68 44, 009 &'5

F ."cess of repayments $34, 485 83

Payment of Capt. 3IcGeorge's company of indiana 311iIitia. Timothy P. Andrews, paymaster q~295 80

Publication of a neu) system of Tactics and Discipline. George Dearborn $2, 600

Compensation to IVi~~field 8co&t, the author and compile) of a neto system of Tactics and Discipline. %infiel Scott, major general $5, 000

&S'atisfaction of a Contract u)ith Jol&n A. Urquhart) as &S'urg eon, Pc. John A. Urquhart $450

deli ef of Smtdry Individuals. George W. Charlton, per act 30th June, 1834 98 80 George F. Hamilton, do clo do do clo 98 80 Elizabeth Roane, do clo do clo do 1,200 Hugh McGinnis, do clo clo do clo 685 48 Judith Thomas, clo do clo do do 240 Francaise Suzone, do clo clo do clo 214 Carried forward, +)Ni 08 114 MILITARY ESTABLISHMEi IT.

1835 Brought forward, $2, 537 99 Francis Lasselle, lieut. pr. act 27th January, 1835, 380 66 Pierre Ganier, deceased, do do do do do 97 94 Warner Wing, attorney for sundry persons, do do do do do 2)715 26 Duncan Reid, dec'd, ensign, do do do do do 290 Sl Jos. Mallet, late sergeant, do do do do do 135 36 P. Duchant, dec'd private, do do do do do 97 94 Dominique Pouget, dec'd, private, do do do do do 97 94 Louis Lajoy, or Bernard, deceased, corporal, do do do do do 119 96 John Eugene Leitensdorfer, colonel, do do 6th I"ebruary, do 1,749 Si Thomas Buford, do do 3d March, do, '755 i6 Wm. R. Jouett, captain, do do do do do 542 3i John S. Avery, do do do do do 200 George C. Seaton, do do do do do 288 Turzah Smith& do do do do do 80 Samuel Butl'er, do do do do do 180 Thomas Ulemmons, dec'd, do do do do do 153 24

$10,531 61

Civilization of Indians.

J. A. Bourassa 50 jHeman Lincoln, treasurer— 2, 000 Frederick Rese, bishop of Detroit 1)000 Charles Hyde 350 Henry Hill, treasurer 1)690 John Tipton 200 John H. Power, supt. of Wyandot school 400 Thomson S. Harris, a Seneca Indian 133 33 Lyman Fitch 100 Benedict Fenwick, bishop of. Boston 375 Thomas Henderson 50 'William Trahern, jr. a Choctaw student 100

$6,448 0

Jay of 1ndian ag ents and sscperintejcdents.

William Marshall, Indian agent 742 79 Jehiel Brooks& late do do 1,212 60 Benjamin Reynolds, do do 1)500 Joshua B. Brant, quartermaster 7, 500 Jacob Brown, captain 1,500 Henry Whiting, quartermaster 3, 000

Carried forwards $15y454 MILITARY ES T ~BI,1SHMEW T. ' 115 35. Brought forwn, rd, $15,454 29 John I'. Hamtramck, late Indian agent «&«16 David Brenrley, late do do, & 1,125 ' John Campbell, late do do« -." ~' '--, 453 03 John Dougherty, do do . -. ,1-'. 900 „,„,-17, 949 32 Prom which deduct the following repayments:

Benj. F. Smith, late Indian agent 123 28 S. C. Stnmbaugh, late do do 122 95 %illinm Clark, supt. of In. aA'airs 1,680 10 K Montgomery, late Indian agent TT 87 2, 004 20 $15,945 12

Pay of Indian snb-agents.

H, obert A. . McCabe) sub-agent 250 James Stryker, do 3T5 John McElvain, do 3T5 John Pope, supt. In lin, n afFairs 291 6T Geo. B. Porter, dec'd, late do do 83 33 Horatio Grooms, sub-ag ent 25 Leonard Tarrant, do 750 Joshua B. Bl ant) quartermaster 2, 43T 50 Jacob Brown, captain 2, 250 Henry whiting) quar ter master 1,68T 50 Purdy McElvnin, sub-agent T50 James Stewart, late do 69 44

9,344 44 I rom which deduct the following repayments:

John F. Hamtramck) late Indian agent 166 6T John Dougherty, Indian agent 41 66 P. L. Chouteau) sub-agent 25

$9, 111

I'ay of interpreters and translators. James 8tryker, suo-agent 350 Jehiel Brooks, Indian agent 1)150 T6 C. C. Trowbridge, 208 33 Carried forward $1,709 09 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Brought forw'ard, John McElvain, sub-agent 25 John Pope, supt. of Indian affairs 100 Lawrence Taliaferro, indian agent 20 William Marshall, do 110 Leonard Tarrant, snb-agent 300 Benjamin Reynolds, Indian agent 300 Joshua B. Brant, quartermaster 3, 515 Jacob Brown, captain I)200 Henry Whiting, quartermaster 1,.300 Samuel C. Stambaugh, secretary, 4c. 15 John Campbell, late Indian agent 4 John Dougherty, do 9 41 Purdy McElvain, sub-agent 87 60 Joseph %. Harris, . lieutenant. 225

8)920

From which deduct the following repayments:

Benj. F. Smith, late Indian agent 66 66 G. B.Porter, dec'd, late supt. 111dlan affairs " 857 T8 J. F. Hamtramek, late Indian agent 39 33 Andrew S. Hughes, snb-ajent 31 25 H. Montgomeryr, late India, n agent 45 60 John McElvain, late sub-agent 39T T6 Henry Whiting, quartermaster 414 60 1,846 9S

$7, 073 02

I'ay of gun and bZackstniths, and assistants, at the seeeraZagencies'

Lawrence Taliaferro, Indian agent 304 William Marshall, do 290 Jehiel Brooks, late do 905 Joshua B. Brant, quartermaster 240

1,739

From which deduct the following repayments:

Benj. F. Smith, late Indian agent 140 J. F. Hamtramck, late do 322 84 462 84

$1,8T6 16 MII ITALY EST%BI ISHMENT.

Presents to Indians. Jehi: 1 Brooks, late IndlRn Rgent 300 50 Joshua B. Brant) quartermaster 3, 800 Henry Whiting) do 450 John Y. Hamtramck, late Indian agent 733 69 John McElvain, late sub-Rgent 14 23 Henry Gratiot, late do 329 61

5, 628 03 F'rom which deduct the following repayments: William Marshall, Indian agent 60 13 %illiam Clark, supt. Indian affairs — 364 69 3ohn. Dough erty, , Indian agent 409 55 Henry Whiting, quartermaster 427 46

Iron, steel, coal, c$.c. for g22n and blac7'rs7niths' shops. Benjamin Reynolds, Indian agent 96 37 Jehiel Brooks, late do 65 161 37 %hich deduct fronz the following repayment:

%'illiam Clark, late supt. Indian Repairs

Excess of repayment

~E) a72spol tat7072 and d2st7"2l72(tIO12 of ann74tles. X Rwrence Taliaferro, Indian agent 257 98 Willlaln Marshall do 10 & Jos. N. Bourassa, and deputation of Indians, 442 Henry Gratiot late subagent 121 62

Which deduct from the following repayments: M. S. Davenport, Indian agent 50 90 Andrew S. Hughes, sub-agent 8 48 %illiam Clarl.-, supt. Indian RAnirs - 3, 567 20 3ohn. Campbell, late Indian agent 268 John Dougherty, do 280 11 John McElvain, late sub-agent 59 95 Henry %hiting, quartermaster 123 4'7 4, 358 11

Excess of repayments $3, 526 51 118 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT. 1S35. Provisions for kediaas at the distribution of annuities. '.

William Marshall, Indian agent 284 66 Jehiel Brooks, late do 185 Leonard Tarrant, sub-agent T00 Benjamin Reynolds, Indian agent 100 Joshua B. Braut, quartermaster l, lo) Jacob Brown, captain 750 Henry Whiting, quartermaster 331 2; Purdy 1KcElvain, sub-agent 125 John F. Hamtramek, late Indian agent 10 George Boyd, do 112 a& R. and A. J. Irwin 103 M. Vl. Batman, . lieutenant 630 66 John Lawes 60 Henry Gratiot, late sub-agent 303 1'

4,. 795 61

From which deduct the following repayments:

M. C. Davenport, Indian agent 43 41 S. C. Stambaugh, late do ST OI William Clark, supt. Indian affairs 2, 459 88 John Campbell, late Indian agent 234 T5 John Dougherty, do 165 OT J. Freeman, lieutenant ' ]09 G. P. Kingsbnry, disbursing agent 360 3,459 12

!$1,336 62

Houses for Indian agents, and blacksmiths' shops.

Benjamin Reyno!ds, Indian agent 20 66 John Campbell, late do 102 26 John McElvain, late sub-agent 16 60 P. L. Chouteau, do 40 63 Purdy McElvain, do 113 86

293 '12

From which deduct the foIlowing repayment:.

William Clark, supt. Indian affairs 133 2~

@160 66 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT. 119

Conti j~genci e s of indian Department. James Stryker, sub-agent 6 Stevens T. Mason, actino. supt. Indian affairs 150 John McElvnin, late sub-agent 20 M. S. Davenport, Indian agent 94 31 John Pope, supt. Indian nK&irs 291 6T A. P. Chouteau 150 Jehiel Brooks, late Indian agent 118 SS Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent 2., 000 Geo. B. Porter, dec'd, late supt. Indian affairs 774 45 I&eonard Tarrnnt, sub-agent T5 Benjamin Reynolds, Indian agent T5 Joshua B. Brnnt, quartermaster 2, 668 4",~ Jacob Brown, captain TOO Henry Whiting, quartermaster 835 Purdy McElvn~in, sub-agent 8T 8~ John F. Hnmtrnmck, Inte India~n agent 32 14 Sam'1 C. Stninbnugh) late do 1, 1TT 52 Hugh Montgomery, do 1TS 01- John Oougherty, do 143 65 Abel C. Pepper, do 50 Henry Gratiot, late su b-agent T3 99

9, T01 91 From which deduct the followIug repayments: William Marshall, Indinn agent 184 TT P. 1&. Choutenu, sub-agent 15 63 200 40

$9, 501 51

Evchaug e of lauds vozth Jntliaus, and their removaL voest. G. B. Porter, J. V. Schermerhorn, nnd W. Marshall - 3, 249 85 Su, darn, Jackson, R Co. 3, 022 5T Robert Lucas, late commissioner 86 11 Thomas C. Rockhill, f'or sundry persons ] &07] Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent 1,370 John McElvnin, late sub-agent 426 98 Henry Gratiot, late do 493 49 William Marshall, Inte Indian agent 504 96 George t, ucas 62 T5 10,287 T1 Which deduct from the following repayments: William Day, captain 1st in&ntry 185 OT Jacob Brown, do 6th do 17,.543 25

Excess of repayments $7, 440 61 120 AIILITARY ESTABLISHIQENT.

1835. meeting treaty with the Choctau, 's of 11th October, 1832,

Jacob Brown, disbursing agent $16,003 11

Choctai schools, proceeds of ftftyfour sections of land

Thomas Henderson, superintendent $75 08

Cherol-ee schools, under treaty of 27th Feb)'uary& IS19,

Thomas Henderson, superintendent 1,7oo

Which deduct from the following repayment:

Lewis Cass, Secretary of )Var 2, 056 88

Excess of repayment

Egecting certain Indian treaties, act 24th May, 1S28.

Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent $178 08

Rztinguishment nf the title of Delawares to reservations in Ohio,

Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent f1,179 9

Expenses in prosecuting IVinnebag o prisoners.

Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent $199 58

Faccination of Inrlian tribes.

Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent 5, 007 10

From which deduct the following repayment:

Geo. B. Porter, dec'd, Governor of Michigan 425 24

@4,581 S8

Corn and other provisions for hefninole Indians.

Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent $1,500 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Tra72s~orta. 'ion and sul7sisting 172dian ernigra72ts u:est of the 3Jis- s7'ssippi, per act 13th July, 1832. Tholnas Hun?7 disbursing agent 200 From which deduct the following repayment: Joseph A. Pllillips, lieutenant Tth infantry $152

Rejecting treaty 2oith I'otoloattamies, I7er act 2d 37arch, . 1829. Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent $60T92

A/ecting treaty with the CreeLs, . per act 22d 31ay, 1826.

Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent $38T 19

Aiding Creel's in their rerno27a/, J7er act 9th ill'ay, 1828. Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent $3, 261 62

Belief of friendly Ind;"Q77s on the northloestern frontier. ThomRs Hunt, disbursing agent From which deduct the following repayment:

'6'illiam Marshall& late Indian agent 29 28 $15,292 1T

DIAN AXNUITIES AND OTHER SIMII AR OBJECTS PER ACT 20th FEBRUARY, 1833, A~~D PRIOR, Viz:

Anrluit2es to 27ario2(s J22clia72s QM/ f72 cliar7, tril7es. Francis Lee, acting assist. quarternlaster 3, 150 Thomas Hendel son, supt. Choc ta w academy 5, 520 John Paige, CaptRBl 31,900 Joshua B. Brant) quar terBlas ter T6, 800 Jacob Brown, captain 63, 508 33 M. %V, Batnlal. l, lieutenant 6, 666 6T Henry Whiting. , quartermaster 101 9T2 12 Isaac P. S1Blontol)) lieutenant dragoons 59, 300 P u rdy MCE1vai n, sub-agen t 6, 900 Benjamin F. Lamed, paVBlaslcr 107311 22 Francis %. Al'Blstrong7 Indian ugent 326 Carried forward, $366)354 34 122 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

~ 1835. Brought forward, $366 From which deduct the following repayments:

— Francis Lee, captain — 3, 150 William Clark, supt. Indian affairs - 3,432 OS Henry Whiting, quartermaster 2, 117 63 s, y,

$357, 6Q

Education of Indian yonth.

Heman Lincoln, treasurer, kc. 1)000 Thomas Henderson, supt. Choctaw academy 32,020 Leonard Tarrant, su b-age?it 9' Joshua B. Brant, quartermaster 3,060 Samuel Garland and John Pitchlynn 938 George Vnshon, Indian agent 300 Alexander Brown 200 Horatio Grooms, 151 Francis Audrain, teacher ]'!1 James Johnson R Co. 81 Thomas Robins, trensurer, 6r, c. 2' Francis W. Armstrong, Indinn agent 3l2 John H. Eaton 181 William Armstrong, Indian agent 208

$39,883

T7 eat/& tran81?ortat?OB& ana co??t?Ng enc1es.

' Benjamin Reynolds, Indian ngent 343 Robert %'. McHenry, do 2, 641

" 2, 984

I Which deduct from the following repayments:

Vi illiam Clark, supt. Indian affair 2, 644 15 Henry Whiting, qurrtermaster T04 26 3,3N l

Excess of repayments g63UI

TO EFFECT CERTAIN INDIAN TREATIES) PER A&I 2d MARCH, 1831.

ImI?ro?, erne??ts abandoned l y CheroI;. ees of Arkansas Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent- yyg 4661 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Rzpeuses in relation to cattle —C1zoctazo.

Thotnas Hunt. disbursing agent $915 r5

STI ULATIOXS OF CERTAIN TREATIES WITH CREEKS, SHAWNEES, z~ c. PER ACT 4th JUNE, 1832.

A?fles, ammu?zitio?ly a?zd &la??1. ets.

Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent

7alei?z? censzzs and nza1i n ~ selectio?zs of? eserz?ations zzuder Creel; t?'eaty of 1833.

Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent 318

Which deduct from the following repayment:

John J. Abert, special agent 500

Excess of repnyment 818o

Eke?uocz??g and 1;eepz??g oi?r I?ztrzzdel s z?po?z C? ecIi Lands,

Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent ~~28T =. :)

Sz??zdry Articles as I~resents for 8Aa:o?zees.

Thomas Hun t, disbursing agent

;S'elli?zg the Property of Indians for iS'hazzozees.

Thomas Hunt, disbursing ngeut

Cc?'tain Articles, pe?' 10th A?'ticle of Ã eaty, for Ottazoas.

Thomn, s Hunt, disbursing ngent

Expenses atte?zdi?? g the sale of I?zdia?z P?'oper(y, per Gtlz A; ticle, for Ottazcas.

Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent 194 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT. l835. Sundry Articles as Presents, per 10th Article, for Senor Shutonees of Leuistou&n.

Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent—

Selling the Property of Senecas and Shaurnees of Legist~

Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent

Gratuities to Emig rants from Georgia.

George Vashou, Indian agent 1I! Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent 4, (ill

94, 760

Improvements on Ceded Reservations, and Appraising ggq Wgandots.

Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent $507

Transportation and Contingencies under said Treaties.

Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent $167

TO PROVIDE FOR THE EXTINGUISHMENT OF IND TITLES, PER ACT 14th 3ULY, 1832.

Extinguishment of 1»dian Titles to La»ds in 1Vlissouri & 1lli noi s.

Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent $15,041

AN72ztity to Sha)onees. N. F. Brodrick $141

Proc»ring Asser~t of 3IIenonw'nies to Treaty. Thomas Hunt, disbursin~ agent Sio

TO CARR Y INTO EFFECT CERTAIN INDIAN TREATI AND FOR' OTHER PURPOSES, PER ACT 2d MAR 18N.

A/ecting Treaty toith the cVenomo»ies, of 8th 5'february, 1831 Henry Whiting, . quartermaster 2 ) 900

Carried forward, $2, 200 MII ITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

B1'ought forward) $2)200 Which deduct from the following repayment: Henry Whiting, quartermaster 12,565 Excess of repayment, g 0, 365

Pectin@ Treaty zoith the . Winnebagoes, of 15th September~ ] 832. Nathan J. Eaton, acting ass'nt quartermaster 'Which deduct from the following repayment:

Henry whiting, quartermaster H, T00 Excess of repayment, $3,. 696 95

Ejecting Treaty zoith the Potozoattamzes, of the Prairie, of 20th October, 1832.

Joseph Shoemaker, 18 Thomas I'orsyth. 500

Rgectizzg Treaty zoith the Potouatamies of the Wabash, of 26th October, 1832.

Abel C. Pepper, superintendent of removal 829 68 Wzlham Marshall, Indian agent 433 T5 Joshua B. Brant, quartermaster 5, 250 Joseph P. Taylor, cRptanl 336 T5

6, 850 18 Which deduct from the following repayments: Abel C. Pepper, sup't of removal 106 02 W. R. Montgomery, . ag't for remov'g 14, 531 44 Henry Whiting, quartermaster 2, 000 16,63T 46

Excess of repayments, $9, T8T 28

%+ecting Treaty zoith the Ckickasazcs, of 20th October, 1832.

William S. Smith, clerk 250 Timothy R. Cruttenden, do 250 John Davis) do 250

Carried forward, $T50 126 &iIILITARY ESTABLISH&KENT.

1S35. Brought forward, 8 i50 Ralsanan C. Austin& clerk 1,000, Samuel D. King, do 250 Benjamin Reynolds, Indian agent 6,500 John Scrivener, 5 John Bell, surveyor general— 25, 000 Robert Tinnin, register at Pontotock l)1)8 John and James Williams, 10 William Ed mondson) receiver at Pontotock 1,N4 Franck Taylor, 43 John T. Sullivan, Ij Thomas Hunt, disbursing agent 65)19I

101&199 From which deduct the followin~ repayment:

Benjamin Reynolds, Indian agent 6, 500

'994, 692

Agecting Treaty with 8enecas of December 29, 1832.

1YI. Stokes, H. 1.. Ellsworth, and J. F. Schermerhorn, commissioners $581

Ti ansportation of Annzzities and Agricnltzzral lmplewzents.

T. P. Pendleton 298 George Thomas, cashier 60 Johnson Emerson, and Co. 181 Joseph P. Taylor, captain 158 Pratte, Chouteau a, nd Co. 267

966 4

Which deduct from the following repayment:

William Clark& sup. of Indian aQ'airs 3)N'8

Fxcess of repayment $8)112

Appraising Chippawa irnpzovements abandoned.

Kintzing Pritchette @105 AIILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Aemoving and 8nbsisting Indians. R. J. Meigs, 584 25 M. W. Batman, disbursing agent 12.000 J. Van Horne, do do 9, 700 George Vashon, Indian agent T Joseph W. Harris, disbursing agent 25. 336 Jacob Brown, do do 70,.800 J. B. F. Russell, do do 39,956 73 Augustin Kennerly, late sub-agent 206 93 Isaac P. Slmonton, disbursing agent 15, 544 66 W1111am C. East, on) do do 4, 000 David Brearley, late Indian agent 5, 03T 73 S. W. Moore, disbursing agent 6, 43T 50 Joshua B. Brant, qual'tel'1'na, stel' 10,000 George Gibson, corn. gen. of subsistence 1,280 Anthony L. Davis, emigrating agent 750 Abel C. Pepper, superintendent 550 Thomas Hunt, agent) 4 c. 1,500 Suydam, Jackson and Co. 10,933 45 214,.624 25 From which deduct the following repayments: Lewis G. DeRussy, paymaster 156 Joseph A. Phillips, disbursing agt. 1,478 83 1,634 83 $212, 989 4!?

INDIAN ANNUITIES, AND OTHER SIMII AR ORJECTS, PER ACT 26th JUNE, 1834. Blacjcsnli th's Establishments. John McElvain, sub-agent 240 William Marshall~ Indian agent 706 95 Joshua B. Brallt) quartermaster 14,598 35 Jacob Brown, disbursing agent 6, 110 Henry Whiting, quartermaster 5)470 Purdy McElvain, sub-agent 760 G. P. Kingsbury, disbursing agent- 3bO Abel C. Pepper, indian agent 1,T74 83 Henry Whitin=, quartermaster 1,495 31,515 13 From which deduct the following repayments: Lawrence Taliaferro, . Indian agent T6 J. B. F. Russell, disbursing agt. 395 T1 Henry Whiting, quartermaster 6T2 68 1&144 39 $30)370 74 128 MILITARY ES'f ABLISHMENT.

1835. Treaty 8tipulations.

Jacob Brown, disbursing agent 5,700 Henry Whiting, quartermaster 6, 497 Joshua B. Brant, do do 7280 Abel C. Pepper, Indian agent 1&165 William Marshall, late Indi &n agent 369

&&«&,II&

Tran sportati ozz and incia'ental esy enses.

Jacob Brown, disbursing agent 2.500 Henry S. Mallory, captain 2d artillery 162 & Joshua B. Brant, quartermaster 6, 100 Isaac P. Simonton, lieutenant 1,3fN Samuel B. Alston, do Henry Whitmg& quartermaster 500 Jolm Page& captain Fredericir. Be.e& bishop of Detroit 22 M. W. B"tman, lieutenant 35 Purdy McElvain, sub-agent 136 J. Freeman, lieu tenant 109 E. A. Brush, special agent 500 John B. Hogan, superintendent 34& Bobert McHenry, certifying agent 1,817 Benjamin F. Lamed, paymaster 201 Henry Stanton& quartermaster 135

$13,5T6

Running Lines.

William Clark, supt. of Indian aflairs 2, 000 George Johnson, interpreter 288 James Craig, surveyor- 1&850

&&&, 13&

Locating Reservations. R. J. Meigs, 1,240 Leonard Tarrant, . agent for certifying 923 John W. A. Sanford 1,824 3 John J. Abert, special agent 481 ~! James Bright 1, 159 1'

5, 628 From which deduct the following repayment: George W. Martin, agent 1,065

@4,663 S MILITARY ESTABLISHiYLENT.

L'zyenses of Commissioners to treat nith Indians' geest. Stokes, Ellsworth, and Schermerhorn, commissioners 2 777 Samuel C. Stambaugh, sec'y to commissioners 1,807 48 $4, 584 48

Payment of Claims.

Henry Weirish $100

Pipes, Blankets, and Transportation.

Anthony Drane, assist. quartermaster P376 86

TO CARRY INTO EFI'ECT CERTAIN INDIAN TREA- TIES, Rc. PER ACT 28th JUNE, 1834.

Treaty neith the Seminoles of the 9th ofay, 1832.

Joseph %'. Harris, lieutenant $15,400

Treaty with the Quapazos of 13th 3Xay, 1833.

Anthony Drane, assist. quartermaster 44 41 Joseph P. Taylor, captain 134 50 $178 91

Treaty with the Patonees of 9th October, 1833.

Hugh Love, $46 25

Transportation and other incidental expenses.

Stokes, Ellsworth, and 8chermerhorn, commissioners $99 75

Bnnning Lines.

Stokes, Ellsworth, and Schermerhorn, commissioners 62 50 Andrew S. Hughes, sub-agent 251 72 James Craig, surveyor 1,103 89 %illiam Clark& super. Indian aflairs 750 $2, 168 ll 130 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

1835. Locnti »~ Resereatio»s.

James D. Doty, locating agent, 2IIP& George W. Martin, do do 3. )II0

~~3, i IIII

Inzprorenze»ts abandoned.

Jacob Brown, disbursing agent M. W. Batman, do do Edmund Dunkins, Hugh Montgomery) Indian agent

$133,419

Payment of Claims.

' A. P. Chouteau, attorney 42., 161

Payrrzent of Claims of citizens of Georgia, nnder fourth arli of CreeA; Treaty of 8th January& 1821,. per act of 30th Jijz 1834.

The Governor of Georgia, $141,055 II

Relief of sundry citizens of the United States for property 1 by depredations of certain indian tribes, per act 30th Jm 1834.

Wi11iam H. Ashley, $14, 116!II

INDIAN ANNUITIES AND OTHER SIMILAR OBJECTS, PER ACT OF 3d MARCH~ 1835

Carrying into egect the Treaty of Chicago, of September 26, 183&

John E. Schwarz 4, 800 Pierre Menard. , jr. 3, 095 Suydnm, Jackson and Co. 152,3651 John Lockridge and William Walters 300 Robert Stuart, ngent for Am. fur comp'y- 22, 660 Robert M. Woodrus 90 Lucius Lyon, attorney 10,045 George Thomas, pr. order 9,735 D. R. Bearss and C. W. Ewing '450 Gideon Low 160 Richard Smith. attorney for sundry persons 3, 325

Carried forward, $20T, 0251 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

1835 Brou g ht forward, $20T, 025 16 Zacharinh Cicott 1,800 Henry Rudisell 1)000 Isaac Coleman 208 33 R. A. Forsyth 3., 000 Walter S. Newberry, for sundry persons 22, 655 66 Hugh McGiven 200 John Anderson 600 Bowrie and Minie 500 Sninuel Miller 100 Elias K. Knne, for sundry persons 9,300 John Ward and Co. do do do 5, 825 Charles C. Trowbridge, do do do 36, 660 Ambrose T. Hatch 300 Robert A, I'orsyth, in trust for others 2, 850 G. B. Porter, T. J. Owen, nnd W. Wentherford 1,536 53 John Ward and Co. agents for War Dept. 69, 329 53 John Vance 40 Gholson Kercheval, for sundry persons T)59T Nathan B. Stout 41 6T George Henderson and John Smyth 460 Henry Whiting, quartermaster 20, 500 Henry Cleveland 800 William Hoff 156 John Hamblins 500 George W. McClure, dec'd, lieutenant 125 Tilghman A. Howard, commissioner 1,. 192 69 Catharine Stewart 82 Jacob Beeron and Co. 220 Luke Bertrand and others 430 John B. Ducharine 505 J. E. Phelps 250 Nancy Jamieson and child 800 Joseph Bertrand, jr. 200 Jacques Mette, 200 Maddeline Bertrand 200 Joseph D. Lanes 50 Tunis S. Wendell 500 John Green and Sophia Bailly 433 33 George E. Walker 1,000 Robert Forsyth 500 Felix Fontaine 200 Henry Stanton quartermaster 3T)862 64 Francis McMillan, dec'd 100 Jacques Vieux, Phebe Treat and children 1, 100 Ramsay Crooks 300 Isaac G. Bailey 100 Benjamin J. Woodruff 50 Joshua Body's children 500 Francis Boucher 250

Carried forward, $440, 135 5g 132 MILITARY ESTABLISFIMI", NT. 1835. Brought forward) $.140, 135 5l Alice EIunt 3)000 Willis I"ellows 500 Robert Stuart and others ]8 &00 John Mohler 100 James Ikurzie 300 Jean Letendre's children 200 Charles Peltier, deceased 900 Francoise Bezion 2)500 Thomas Forsyth 1)500 Rufus Dowing, deceased ,) 00 Robert A. and Jane C. Forsyth 6, 000 Benjamin C. Hoyt 20

$473.855;) 1

Holding treaties toith the Caddoes, Camanches, and other tribes.

Stokes. Arbuckle and Schermerhorn, commissioners $10,000

Holding treaty toith Caddoes of Louisiana and Arkansas.

Jehiel Brooks, commissioner $5)000

Carrying into egect treaty arith the Pototoattamies recently ratified.

William Marshall, Indian agent 389 Isaac P. Simonton, lieutenant 2)700 J. B. Duret '400 Suydam) Jackson a, nd Co. 1,680 Ewing, Walker and Co. 300

$5)469

To fnlfil fifth article of treaty n~ith Potosoattarnies of the Wa- bash of 1S32.

Joshua, B. Brant, quartermaster 5, T66 37 Joseph P. Taylor) capta, in I)92T 88

7)694 25 From which deduct the following repayment:

Joseph P. Taylor, captain 336 7b

g', 357 50 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

1835. Expenses of negotiating zoit1& the Cherokees for their lands in Georgia, Alabama& %orth Carolina, and 'l'ennesse .

William H. Underwood 298 7'5 John Ridge and others 6, 158 75 Benjamin F. Curry, superintendent 400 John I". Schermerhorn, . commissioner 752 Dyer Castor 50 M. W. Ba,tman 27500 $10,159 50

Expezzses of conducting the Chicag o treaty.

Suydam, Jacl-son R Co. $1,000

7.'o repay Nm. 2Vlarshall for an adz:aizce made by order of the Commissioners in 1832.

William Marshall $1,444 25

I.ocating Choctauresermations.

George W. Martin, locating age nt 390 Edward E. Grayson, do 100

To replace Chickasazo azzzzzzity stolen.

Benjamin Reynolds, Indian agent $1,000

Valuatiozz of Buildings, &$ c. belonging to the Anzericazz Board of Commissione& s for I"orezgn Nzssions.

Cyrus Kingsbury, per order $4, 611 31

REPAYMENTS. Viz:

5'ort 3Iacozz.

R. M. Ikirby, major

Barracks at I'ort 311onroe.

zEneas Mackay, assistant (luartelmaster $0 24 134 MILITARY ESTABLISH41EAi'T.

1835. Pay a»d subsistence of Vou»ted Rangers.

William S. Harney, paymaster Adam D. Steuart, do (9 6p

892 51

Payment of Missouri militia claims for services i» 1829.

Thomas Wright, late paymaster $2 pp

Payment of claims of militia and Indians of Illinois and .1lic)ii gan for services in 1831, per oct 5th April, 1832.

Thomas W'right, late paymaster $4&36' iI1

Relief of John Xi(;1;s, per act 3d 31arch, 1831.

David Brearley, late Indian agent $2, 32K 19

Treaty uith the Apalachicolas of 11th October& 1832.

George Gibson, corn. gen. of subsistence f1,280

Claims against Osag es.

William Clark, supt. of Indian affairs @120 08

Blacksmiths, gunsmi ths, and millers, per Oct 20th I"ebruary) 1833(

and prxo( ~

John Dougherty, Indian agent $156 67

Claims of Chero/iees forimprovements abandoned under treatyof 8th July, 181T, and cor(vention of 27th. l'ebruary, 1819.

Hugh Montgomery, late Indian agent

A»»uities per act 25th Pebruary, 1T99.

Hugh Montgomery, late Indian agent @30' 8'1

An»uities per act of 3d March, 1811.

William Clark, supt. Indian affairs e~00 MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT.

Annuities per act 3d 3llarch, 1819.

William Clark& supt. Indian afFairs $300

Annuities per act 20th May, 1826, and 2d 3larch, 1827'.

William Clark, supt. Indian affairs

Ferries, bridges, +c. per 11th article of Creek treaty of 24th 3/larch, 1823, per act of 4th June, 1832.

John J. Abert, special agent

Payment of debts due by Creeks, and for their relief, per act 4th June, 1832.

John J. Abert, special apent

Egecting treaty with Ottamas of 18th I"ebruary, 1832.

Henry Whiting, major $3, 451 44

Oct. 1832. Effectual@ treaty with 8hawnees cn«L Dela~oares of 6th

William Clark, superintendent $500

Egectiug treaty with Kaskaskias and Peorias of 7th Oct. 1832.

William Clark, superintendent

&+ecting treaty with Kickapoos of 2-lfh Oct. and 26th ¹v. 1832.

William Clark, superintendent $641 38

27th Oct. 1832. Effecting treaty with Potou~attamies of Indiana of

Henry Whiting, major $800 136

N. AVAL KSYABI ISHMEN'1'.

1835. Pay and subsistence of the Xavy.

M. G. L. Claiborne, midshipman 1(IS Q John P. Henry, navy agent, Savannah 5wl John Thomas, do do Baltimore 01, &. » 9t Nash Legrand, do do Norfolk 227, 02-l 4 James Ik. Paulding, do do New York 340, LIES 26 Henry Toland, do do Philadelphia 150, 1ijii Byrd C. Willis, do do Pensacola 103,76S Iii John Laighton, do do Portsmouth 23,200 Daniel D. Brodhead, do do Boston 111&336 ~ii William Smith, lieutenant 218 3i) John T. Robertson, navy agent, Charleston— 12, 500 Matthew F. Maury, passed midship&nan 2".|l 39 Elias Inane, navy agent, Washington 79, 300 Sylvanus Godon. passed midshipman 41 66 Benjamin I. Cahoone, purser 470 William C. Farrar, passed midshipman 223 65 W. P. Furniss 6 Co. agents 1,200 Fred'k Wessels& dec'd, assistant surgeon 46 92 Sec'ry of the Navy, trustee of na~vy hospital fund 17,375 62 Ed ward N. Cox, pu rser 8l), 258 ii ' David G. Farrngut, lieutenant 79 32 William Bceruni, do 93 l& Charles H. Davis, do 176 7i Charles H. Duryee, do 19 S6 Baring, Brothers 4 Co. 60, 000 Alexander Slidell, lieutenant 103 07 B'k U. S. Philadelphia— 8, 000 William A. Slacum, purser 1,656 06 John Marshall, lieutenant 240 Si& Fitch, Brothers, R Co. 140,000 John T. Jenkins, lieutenant 157 60 Joseph Smoot, master commandant 231 6S Joseph H. Terry, purser 3,461 il Joseph C. Walsh, pa. ssed midshipman 67 12 William 0. Slade, late midshipman 171 OS Horatio Sprague, consul at Gibraltar 45 .Ebenezer Farrand, lieutenant 283 66 Josiah Tatnall, do 502 Wm. Middleton, dec'd, quartermaster i58 56 F. A. Thornton, purser 30,000 A. P. Da, rragh, . dec'd, do 674 2l

Carried forward, 1,455, 347 40 NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.

Brought forward, $1,.455, 347 40 Wm. S. Ogden, lieutennil t 260 14 Philo White, lnte purser 1)OI)3 98 Henry J. Paul, passed midshipman 199 29 Wm. C. Nicholson, lieutenant 248 44 Josiah Colston. purser 7)379 99 Wm. S. Swann, passed midshipman 34 93 Edward S. Johnson, lieutenant 1T 44

1,464, 491 61 From which deduct the following repayments: Jos. A. Underwood. 45 25 D. D, Brodhead, navy agent, Boston 1 95 Dudley Wnlker, purser 6, 82T 21 Wm. P. Znntzinger, do 1,556 28 Thomas R. Gedney, lieut. commandant 562 59 Baring, Brothers 4, Co 2, 3S6 65 Nath'l Green Bny, midshipman 31 25 Mountfort S. Stokes, Clo 45 Chas, H. McBlair, lieutenant 111 23 John T. Jenkins, do 259 OT John N. Todd, pul sei' 5S, 68S 3T Nash Legrand, navy agent, Norfolk 528 07 H. Thorn ]., 591 07 Thomas Breese, purser 51 45 Owen Burns, lieutenant 91 25 Rich'd McCall, dec'd 5, 523 34 A. P. Darragh, dec'd, purser 995 73 3oshun Humphreys. passed. 1111clshipinan 15 25 John A. Davis, lieutenant 15 25 John Downes, captn, in 317 Wm. S. Williamson, midshipman 15 25 J. R. M. Mullnney, do 15 25 Edward H. Freeland, assistnnt surgeon 136 S4 Sa, muel Hambleton, purser 91 25 Charles Richardson, midshipman 12 25 Charles Gordon, late cnptnin 235 75 3ohn N. Hnmbleton, purser 300 Henry 3. Paul, passed midshipman 120 Oliver S. Glisson, clo do 15 25 Richard M. Harvey, midshipman 15 25 J. W. D. Ford, do 15 25 Francis G. McCauley, purser 647 5T John White, lieutenant 2T Henry Etting, purser 630 96 Clement S. Huntt, Clo 8 60 G. C. Cooper, do 6, 669 5T 88, 599 30 $1,375, 892 31 NAY VL ESTABLISHMENT.

Pay of Superintendents, Naval Constructors& g c.

Nash E. egrand, navy agent, Norfollc 9453 q

Henry Toland, do do Philadelphia 1, 641 51 John Laighton, do do Portsmou th 4, 966 &

James I&. Paulding, do clo New York ~S, & 8)

Daniel D. Brodhead, clo do Boston 7. (l.l2 5l 6' Elias Kane, cI0 clo ashington 10 8&i8 h)

Byrd C. Willis, do do Pensa, cola- 3, 691 61 Henry Etting& purser

56) I,'32 &' From which deduct the following repayment:

Henry Etting, purser- i0 Nl

456, 082 (&5

Provisions.

AI. G. L. Claiborne, midshipman 44

John Thomas, navy agent, Baltimore 31,666 ill

Joseph A. Underwood 45 25 F. A. Thornton, purser 5, 000 Nash Legrand. navy agent, Norfolk 52, 880 James K. Paulding, do do New York 59&979 5ll Henry Toland, do do Philadelphia 10&250 Byrd C. Willis, do do Pensa, cola 31, 109 )& Daniel D. Brodhead, do do Boston. 26, 537 ill William Smith, lieutenant 23 John T. Robertson, navy agent, Charleston 500 Matthew F. Maury, passed midshipman 51 i& Elias Kane, navy agent, Washington 21,900 Sylvanus Godon, passed midshipman 51 75 Wm. C. Farrar, do do 137 25 John Laighton, navy agent, Portsmouth 1,200 Wm. P. Furniss R Co. agents 470 '» Edward N. Cox, purser 34, 217 i5 Dudley Walker, do 7, 536 8ll David G. Farragut, lieutenant 54 i5l William Bcerum& do 15 "5& Wm. P. Zantzinger, purser 1 292 lb~i Charles H. Davis, lieutenant 43 i5 Thomas R. Gedney, lieutenant commandant 99,N' Charles H. Duryee, lieutenant 6655 Baring, Brothers 6".Co. 5, 000 Nathaniel G. Bay, midshipman 31 25 Alexander Slidell, lieutenant 134 I l Mountfort S. Stokes, midshipman

Carried forwa r&1, &&2903&& &I, Ai'AVAL ESTABLTAHMEX T.

Brought forward, ~&290, 373 52 Chas. H. McBlair, lieutenant ill 23 B'k U. S. Philadelphia 6,200 Wm. A. Slacum, purser 311 79 Fitch, Brothers k, Co. 38,000 Joseph Smoot, master commandant 50 William O. Slade, late midshipman 3S 25 Thomas Breese, purser 68 25 Ebenezer Farrand, lieutenant 50 Owen Burns, do 91 25 A m. Middleton, dec'd, quartermaster 21 50 Joshua Humphreys, passed midshipman 15 25 John A. Davi», lieutenant 15 25 John Down es, captain 6T A' m. S. Williamson, midshipman 15 25 J. R. II. Alullaney, do 15 25 John X. Todd, purser 21,999 02 Philo White, late do 1,0iS 25 Samuel Hambleton, do 91 25 Charles Richardson, midshipman 12 25 Henry J. Paul, passed midshipman 61 25 John W. D. Ford, midshipman 15 25 Richard ill. Harvey, do 15 25 Oliver S. Glisson, passed midshipman 15 2o Wm. C. Xicholson. lieutenant 24 John White, do 27 Clement S. Huntt, purser 58 60 C~. C. Cooper, do 4.S41 94 William S. Swann, passed midshipman 23 John DeBree, purser- 500

364)067 10

From which deduct the following repayments:

John P. Henry, navy ag't, Savannah 337 59 D. D. Brodhead, do do Boston 142 24 Baring& Brothers A-. Co. 1,.000 i%ash Legrand& navy agent, Norfolk 10,602 Edward Fitzgerald, purser 8, 000 Edward S. Johnson. lieutenant 17 44 John T. Robertson, navy ag't, Chariest'n 12 20 John Laighton, do do Portsm'th 124 55 Josiah Colston, purser 1,433 10 Henry Etting, do 2,. 219 88 23, 889 59 8340, 177 51 140 NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.

1835 3ledicines, surgical instruments, and hospital stores. I

James K. Paulding& navy agent, New' York 9g& Henry Toland, do do Philadelphia Byrd C. Willis, do do Pensacola Elias Kane, do do Washington;I, , ~g~] - & Nash Legrand, do do Norfolk -, 5,400 Dudley Walker, purser- Wm. P. Zantziiager, do Edward N. Cox, do I,81 W. P. FurnissCo. agents 130 n~avy Daniel D. Brodhead, agent, Boston 2)110

John N. Todd, purser - 900I

6. C. Cooper, do 3Ul

33,670 From which deduct the following repayments John P. Henry, navy agent 87 7'5 W. Middleton, dec'd, quartermaster 34 40 Josiah Colston, purser 1&978 F5 Henry Etting, do G8 43 1,4I

$32,207

Navy Pard at Portsrnouth.

John Laighton, navy agent @20,493

Navy Yard at Boston.

Daniel D. Brodhead, navy agent (0,800 From which deduct the following repayments Henry Etting, purser 3)T42 15 John N. Todd, do G82 55 4, 424

'8~~8~0

Nary Pard at New YorIe.

James K. Paulding, navy agent 25, 730 From which deduct the following repayment: James M. Halsey, purser

y25, 46 NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.

&repairing dcnnages to the Vavy Yard at ¹lo Yorjc. James K. Paulding, navy agent $3,261 98

Navy Yard at Philadelphia.

Henry Toland, navy agent 3, 555 85 From which deduct the following repayment:

McKean Bucha, nan, purser T5 85 $3,480

Navy Yard at TFashirigton. Elias Kane, navy agent $11,500

Navy Yard at Norfoll'. Nash Legrand, navy agent From which deduct the following repayment: Nash I,egrand, navy agent 3, 638 19 $84, 131 64

Navy Yard at Pensacola.

James K. Paulding, navy agent, New York 1,88T 61 Byrd C, Willis, do do Pensacola 43, 617 50 Clement S. Huntt, purser 450 $45, 455 11

Ordnance and Ordnance Stores.

Nash Legrand, navy agent, Norfolk 2)9T0 Byrd C. Willis, do do Pensacola 1, 183 34 John Thomas, do do Balti more 47 40 Elias Kane, do do Washington 3., 028 James K. Paulding, do do New York 4, 000 Daniel D. Brodhead, do do Boston 1,300 John Laighton, do do Portsmouth 100 John N. Todd, pursel' 15 41 Henry Toland, navy agent, Philadelphia 550 Josiah Colston, purser 363 32 G. C. Cooper, do 52 20 Edward N. Gox) do 200 Carried forward, $13,809 6T 142 NA l AL ESTABLISI Iih'IL'NT

1835. Brought forward, 813,q Fron1 which deduct the following repayments:

Henry Toland, navy agent 109 64 Dudley Walker, pu I'ser 92 12 ~~. 158 93 Henry Et tin , do John McPhail, agent col. society 1,2T5 1636

~l?. I;I

Gradual Increase of the Davy.

Elias Kane, navy agent, V ashington 4 I, 'Ill~ Nash Legrand, do do Norfolk 1, 4u~ James K. Paulding, do do New York 13 ~l»

G7 adual 177zprovenzent of the Ãavy.

Nash Legrand, navy agent, Norfolk 69,50l John T. Robertson, do do Charleston Io Henry Tolaud, do do Philadelphia 31 &I» John Laighton, do do Portsmouth 61,63II Byrd C. Willis, do do Pensacola, 't16 Donelson Carry, live oak agent 1, 136 Danield D. Brodhead, navy agent, Boston 113,0III James K, Paulding, do do New York 32.0III! Elias Kane, do do Washington 44 26I)

354.Il~~~

From which deduct the following repayments: James K. Pauldiug, navy agent 2)261 98 Nash Legrand, do do 5, 116 14 Henry Etting, purser 266 42 3;644

$346, 442

Repairs of Vessels in Ordinary, and Wear a7zd Tear of 1'a i7z C;orrz7nissi orz.

Nash Legrand, navy agent, Norfolk 299,416 Ja, mes K. Paulding, do do New York 105,136 Byrd C. Willis, do do Pensacola 3,4NI

Carried forward, $40'7)961 NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.

Brought forward, $407) 951 Daniel D. Brodhead, navy agent Boston 116,307 93 John Thomas, do do Baltimore 9, 343 32 Elias Kane, do do Washington 65, 300 Wm. P. Furniss k, Co. agents 395 ll Henry Toland, navy agent, Philadelphia 18,900 Edward N. Cox, purser T,. 6SS 69 John Laighton, navy agent, Portsmouth 24, 000 Wm. A. Slacum, purser 44 99 Fitch, Brothers and Co. T, 000 B'k U. S. Philadelphia 737 T8 John N. Todd, purser 7, 5(6 92 Henry Et ting. do 8T4 88

666, 120 62 From which deduct the following repayments: John P. Henry, navy agent 473 50 Dudley Walker, purser 1,344 37 Daniel D. Brodhead, navy agent 403 46 Wm. P. Zantzinger, purser 585 82 James M. Halsey, do 257 79 Henry Toland, . navy agent 163 7T Ebenezer Farrand, lieu tenan t 284 16 Elias Kane, navy agent T 13 Philo White, late purser 2, 7TT 19 6. C. Cooper, do 571 69 Nash Legrand, navy agent 2, 432 9T John McPhail, agent col. society 390 9)691 S5

$656, 428 7T

Bebni ldi ng the Il i gate Congress, John Laighton, navy agent, Portsn&outh $25, 000

Building theo small vessels of sear. James K. Paulding, navy agent, New York 4, 500 Daniel D. Brodhead, do do Boston 13,000 $17,500

Timber to rebuild the Jara and Cyane.

Daniel D. Drodhead, navy agent& Boston 35)283 T1 John Laighton, do do Portsmouth 12 85 $35,294' 56 144 NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.

1835. I"ranzes for the Paul Jones azzd Levant.

James K. Paulding. navy agent, new York

Buildizgza Naval Store Ship.

Henry Toland, navy agent, Philadelphia 26, 500 James K. Paulding, do do New York 262 '

$26, ™z6?;

Covering and Preserving Ships in Ordznary.

Nash Legrand, navy agent, . Norfolk It;2, 653 6

Pzzrchasizz~ a Site and Erecting a Dry DocL at Nezo YN4,

James K. Paulding, navy agent, New York 400

Da, niel D. Broadhea, d, do do Boston 933 2I

$1,333 zg

Iron Tan1."s.

Henry Toland, navy agent, Philadelphia 1t 64

Daniel D. Brodhead, do do Boston 243 69 John Thomas, do do Baltimore 9, SO't 94 Henry Etting, purser 84 IIj

10,153 3II

From which deduct the following repayments:

Daniel D. Brodhead, navy agent 3, 618 7'5 Nash Legrand, do do 7'2 14 3)690 II6

$6)462 4

Navy Asylum near Philadelphia.

Henry Toland, navy agent 3, 500

From which deduct the following repayment:

Henry Toland, navy agent

yS, 242 NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT 145

5'urnitnre for Navy Asyl~nn, Philadelphia.

Henry Toland, navy agent

Completing and Furnishing Hospitals.

Nash Legrand, navy agent, Norfolk 1,075 Danield D. Brodhead, do do Boston 10, 364 40 James K. Paulding, do do New York 8, 906 Byrd C. %illis, do do Pensacola 10, 126 98

30,472 38

From which deduct the following repayments:

Henry Etting, purser 492 28 Clement S. Huntt, do 500 John N. Todd, do 304 1,296 28 $29, 176 10

Repair of Hospital near Norfolk.

Nash Legrand, navy agent $1)000

Naval bag a~ines at Charleston n and Brooklyn. Daniel D. Brodhead, navy agent, Boston 11,200 James K. Paulding, do do New York 16)596

27, 796

From which deduct the following repayment;

Henry Etting, purser 381 07 $27, 414 93

Experiments on the 8tearn Pngine.

Elias Kane, navy agent, %'ashington g262 75

Naval Hospital Fund.

Nash Legrand, navy a, gent, Norfolk 2, 445 16 Henry Toland, do do Philadelphia 734 59 Carried forward, $3, 179 75 10 NAVAL RSTABL1&H~lENT

1S3,) Broucht foru hard& 83, 1) Which deduct from the following repnylnents: Wtn. M. Hunter, master command't 15 50 Secretary of the Navy, trustee 28, 852 Henry Toland, navy agent 71 80 2$ 9$

Excess of repayments

Navy Pension E'und.

U. S. Branch Bank, Washington 7, $$1 Do do do Savannah 60ll Ann Stevenson 5 1)) U. S. Branch Bank, Portsmouth 1,563 Susan W. late Eakin Taggart, 256 l U. S. Branch Bank, Mobile (}] Sec'y of the Treasury 62, $00 Henry Toland, navy agent, Philadelphia 200 Abigail C. Fernald, widow 3()0 Elias Kane, navy agent, Washington 40 Hannah Hazen, widow 360 U. S. Branch Bank, Boston 5, 700 Do do do Providence TOO Trenton Banking Company 72 U. S. Branch Bank, Charleston 1$0 Do do do Pittsburg 21$ Do do do New Orleans ') )(l

Do do do Baltimore 4&016 3I Do do do St. Louis B Do do do Cincinnati 2T0 Do do do Norf&)lk 4, 420 Farmers Bank, New Castle 96 U. S. Branch Bank, Portland 600 Do do do New York 13,$$4 % Do do do Louisville 1, 149 Farm's R Mech's Bk. Hartford $, )d 1IJ Caroline Matilda, Arnold Ti) f) Bank United States, Philadelphia 5, 00$ )1 John Hogan, dec'd, seaman '1O ' Union Bank of Maryland 3&04$ Planters R Mech's Bk. Charleston 15)i Commercial Bank, Portsmouth 5$1 A

120&77$ ) Which deduct from the following repayments: Secretary of the Navy, trustee 127&532 29 Henry Toland, navy agent 400 John Pooler, deceased, 80 05

Carried forward, &))od, &J)o 3d NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT. l5. Brought forward, $128,012 34 120,.TT8 57 Josiah Tatnall, lieutenant 502 Bank of Pennsylvania 145 U. S. Branch Bank, Portsmouth 581 44 129,240 TB

Excess of repayments $8, 462 21

Privateer Pension Eund. Nary Conklin 1,200 Andrew Dcsenderf 263 4?' U. S. Branch Bank, Washington 144 Elias Kane, navy agent, Washington 12 50 Sally Thomas widow 360 Catharine C. McMurray 480 Sally Mulloy, 360 Anna Bennet, widow 360 Patience Elden, do 480 Rachel Ridley. , do 360 Bank United States, Philadelphia 268 U. S. Branch Bank, Boston 1)634 Do do do Providence 36 Do do do Portland 300 Do do do New York 500 John Street /2 David Shepherd, dec'd, seaman 360 Union Bk. of Maryland 246 U. S. Branch Bank, Portsmouth 1, 159 16 Commercial Bank, do 1, 159 16

9,.754 29 From which deduct the following repayments: Sec'y of the Navy, trustee 8, 222 83 U. S. Branch Bank, Portsmouth 1, 159 16 9, 381 99

Ag ency on the Coast of Africa —Suppression of the Slave Trade.

John B. Pinney, agent 400 John McPhail, do l)665

2,. 065 From which deduct the following repayment: John B. Pinney, agent 150 NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.

1835. 8bri:ey of the Coast of the Uitited States.

James Iv. Paulding& navy agent, New York - S&10' William H. Swift, capt. topographical engineers 25, 00( Thomas R. Gedney, lieutenant conmranding 1,683

$34, 686

Coitting'ent Expeizses.

John Thomas, navy agent, Baltimore 20, 907 Nash Legrand. , do do Norfolk 44, 500 James K. Paulding& do do New York 69, 053 Henry Toland, do do Philadelphia 16,749 Byrd C. Will!s, do do Pensacola 19,463 John T. Robertson, do do Charleston 1,000 El.ias Kane, de do Washington 49, 000 Daniel D. Brodhead, do do Boston 18,344, John I. aighton, do do Portsmouth 7, 070 Wm. P. Furniss R Co. agents 261 I Edward N. Cox, purser- 20, 410 I John P. Zantzinger, master commandant 210 Brothers Co. Baring, R 7, 386 6 John P. Henry, navy agent, Savannah 300 Arthur late do do P. Hayne, 1,601 (lj Bank United States, Philadelphia 2, 427 g& Fitch, Brothers and Co. ] 0)800 John Downes, captain 250 late Philo White, purser 1|734 g Francis G. McCauley, do 303 Sl John DeBree, do 500 ' Henry Etting, do 988 l

2S2i463 From which deduct, the following repayments: John I.aighton, navy agent - 190 ]2 Dudley Walker, purser 90 82 Daniel D. Brodhead, navy agent - 685 2] Nash Legrand, do do 231 92 Wm. P. Zantzinger, purser 239 02 Wm. A. Slacum, do 1)OTT 51 John Thomas, navy agent 50 Henry Toland, do do 286 22 Joseph C. Walsh, passed midshipman 25 4& Wm. 0. Slade, late midshipman 1T 36 Josiah Colston, purser 8, TT6 10 G. C. Cooper, do 269 68 James M. Halsey, do 65 52 12,004 NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.

Contingent L'x,oeuses uot enLtmez'atecl. Alexander Hammett, consul United States, Naples 9 55 Thomas Harris, surgeon 389 Nash Legrand, navy agent, Norfolk 204 Daniel O. Brodhead, do do Boston I52 25 william Beach, collector, Gloucester 40 50

From which deduct the following repayments: Secretary of the Navy 10 Elias Kane, navy agent, yyashingten 90 100

3rz earages of coutiugeut eunmez ated prior to 1832.

E. and G. W. Blunt 2 50 which deduct from the following repayment: Elias Kane, navy agellt XVashlngton 260 93

Excess of' repayment

Iithographic Press for the Navy Departmezzt.

Elias Kane, navy agent, . washington 710 50 James K. Pauiding, do do New York 289 50 $1,000

Belief of Suzzdry I'zdividnals.

John Nicholson, marshal east. dist. of Louisiana, per act M March, 1831 1,240 67 John Lacy, late contractor, per act 3d July. ISN 551 83 Matthew C. Perry, master commandant, per act 3d March, 1835 1,500 E. R. Shubrick, master conlmandant, per act M March, IS35 1,300 John Downes) captain) per act M March) 1833 1,080 $5, 6'72 50

Belief of the OPcers and Crezo of the private az'med brig Geu. Arizzstrozzg, per act of 30th Jzzue, 1834. James K. Paulding, navy agent, New York $3,000 150 NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT. 1835. Pay and Subsistence of the 3farine Corps.

Charles R. Broom, paymaster, M. C. 105,306 Byrd C. Willis, navy agent, Pensacola 2, 614 Elias Kane, do do Washington 400 Sec'y of the Navy, trustee of navy hospital fund 2, 368 John Thomas, navy agent, Baltimore 762 Edward N. Cox, purser 4, 079 Henry Toland, navy agent, Philadelphia, 3,000 James K. Paulding, do do New York 4, 000 Wm. P. Zantzinger& purser 836 Nash Legrand, navy agent, %or folk 6, 086 Baring, Brothers R Co. - 61000 Wrn. A. Slacum& purser 60 Fitch, Brothers 4 Co. - 5&000 D. D. Brodhead, navy agent, Boston 1,604 John N. Todd, purser 13)723 George W. Phillips, private 66 ' F. G. McCauley, purser 344 , G. C. Cooper, do 316,' Henry Etting, do 2661

157)706 I

From which deduct the following repayments:

Dudley Walker& purser 7'95 2T Philo White, late do 1)000 Elias Kane, navy ag't, Washingt'n 92 03 Daniel D. Brodhead, do do Boston 1,305 34 Josiah Colston, purser 2250 69 5, 443

$152&2631

Subsistence of non-commisszoned oPcers) &$ c. of the Marine Co serving on shore.

Elijah J. Weed) quartermaster marine corps 20, 766 John Thomas, navy agent, Baltimore 19

~20, 784

Clothzng for the Marine C,"orps.

Elijah J. Weed) quartermaster marine corps 33317 Elias Kane, navy agent, Washington 126 John Thomas, do do Baltimore John N Todd) purser 1,413

Carried forward, p4, 866 NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.

Brought forward, $34)865 47 I35. From which deduct the following repayments:

Geo. W. Phillips, private - 5 41 Elias Kane, navy ag't, Washingt'n. 92 28 Josiah Colston, purser 2, 115 67 2, 213 36 $32, 652 11

Medicines a»d hospital stores for the Marine Corps.

Elijah J. 't)Veed, quartermaster marine corps $4)089 52

.Military stores for the Marine Corps. Elijah J, Weed, quartermaster marine corps - $4, 909 74

cruel for the Ma)'ine Corps. Elijah J. Weed, quartermaster marine corps 11)86T T6 Nash Legrand, navy agent, Norfolk 27 46 $11)895 22

Contingent expenses of the Marine Corps. Elijah J. Weed) quartermaster marine corps 16)051 55 Josiah Colston, purser- 105 $16,156 55

7'ransportation a»d recruiting 3llari»e Corps. Elijah J. Weed, quartermaster marine corps 4, 076 52 James K. Paulding) navy agent& New York 52 $4)128 52

Marine barracLs and hospital at head quarters. Elijah J. Weed) quartermaster marine corps $6, 613 51

HEPAYMENTS) VlZ

B1/ilding, equipping, and employing three schooners. Elias Kane, navy agent, Washington 428 88 Daniel D. Brodhead, do do Boston 18 90 $447 78 NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.

1835. Repairs of sloops of Impar.

Hervey Ely 82, 476I

Timber Docl;s.

Daniel D. Brodhead, navy agent, Boston 84, 6659

Timber sh ct at Boston.

Daniel D. Brodhead, navy agent, Boston 8452 S

Contingent expenses for 1830.

Daniel D. Brodhead, navy agent, Boston II647 11

Conting ent expenses for 1831.

Wm. C. Nicholson, lieutenant 136

Daniel D. Brodhead, navy agent, Boston 30S 59

8444 5I

Contingent evpenses not enumerated for 1831.

Elias Kane, navy agent, Washington $S3 35

Support of certain Africans brought into New Orleansinth~ Spanish schooner Xenix.

Elias Kane, navy agent, Washington $965 15

Survey of Narraganset Bay.

Elias Kane, navy agent, Washington $300 29 SYATEMENY OF BALANCES

35. Remaining at the end of the year 1835, on appropriations ntade during the year 1833, and carried by n'arraiits of the Secretary of the Treasury to the credit of an account denominated the "Surplus Fund, " in pursuance of the 16th section of the act of 3d March, . 1T95, entitled ': An act nzafirig provision for the support of the public credit, and for the redemption of the public debt. "

Civil, 3lliscellaneous, and Forei gn Intercourse.

Pay of Oflicers and Clerks of both Houses of Congress 3,223 lQ President and Vice President of the United States, the Secretaries of State, Vfar, and Fiavy, and Postmaster General 865 60 Printing Biennial Register T5 21 Clerks and Messengers in the office of the Secretary of State 43T 33 Clerks and Messengers in the once of the Secretary of the Treasury 31T TT Clerks and Messengers in the ofHce of the Second Auditor 146 6T Clerks and Messengers in the once of the Third Auditor 50 Clerks and Messengers in the office of the Fourth Auditor 851 40 Clerks and Messengers in the ofHce of the Register of the Treasury 288 90 Contingent expenses of the ofHce of the Third Auditor 400 Contingent expenses of the once of the Fifth Auditor 1,000 Translations, and for transmitting passports and sea letters Contingent expenses of the ofHce of the Secretary of War 180 06 Books, maps, and plans, for'the %ar De- partment 315 61 Rent, printing forms and regulations of Pension %i~reau 165 Clerks and Messenger in the ofhce of the Commissary General of Purchases T12 50 Commissioner of Pensions 426 35 Commissioners of the Xavy Board 259 31 Clerl"s and Messenger in the once of the Commissioners of the Navy Board 2T9 98

Carried forward, $10,009 09 154 STATEMENT OF I,' ELAN("I'. H.

1835 Brou lit forward, +1(',(l(I9 09 Officers and Clerks of the (lint Clerks in the office of the Surveyor in Mississippi - - 1,031 So Surveyor General in Alabama - 68 05 Clerks in the office of tlic said Surveyor 21 41 Governor, Judges, and Secretary of the Michigan Territory 315 05 Governor, Judges& and Secretary of the Florida Territory 1,.2S( 12 Chief Justice, Associate and District Judges of (he United States - 2, 606 74 Attorney General of the United States 593 90 Contingent expenses of the office of the At to r ney G en eral 49 Printing records iu the Supreme Court of the United States 3, 000 20, 239 66 Advances for effecting exchanges of bullion a, t the Mint 30,000 Buoys on the flats of Lake St. Clair 42 50 Salaries of Registers and Receivers of Land Offices established in the Choctaw purchase, Mississippi, including stationery 2&155 97 Keepers of the Public Archives in Florida 3 78 Preserving and enclosing the Marine Hos- pital at Norfolk, and for furniture f'or the sa 111e 266 33 Bridge across the Potomac river at Wash- ington, D. C. 18 62 Liquidating aud paying certain claims of the State of Virginia& (1st and 2d sections) 9, 414 66 Refunding tonnage duties on the vessels of France, Spain, aud Portugal 343 53 Florida Claims 1,519 41 Payment of balances to officers of old internal revenue and direct tax 6, 700 23 Military Pensions 694 60 51,159 63 Salaries of Ministers of the United States 1&898 41 Expenses of the commission under the Convention with Denmark 302 21 2, 200 66 Balances of advances made in the War Department, per 3d section of the act of 1st May, 1820 27434 j6

Carried forward, $101& STATEMENT OF BALA'NCES. 155

Brought forward, $101@33 31ilitary Establishment.

Gratuities 897 93 Shop for welding and boring, Springfield Armory 1,500 Steam engine, Springfield Armory 1)500 Forging shop, tilt hammer, kc. Ikarper's Ferry Armory 800 Right to water power for rifle factory on Shenandoah, Harper's Ferry Armory 2, 000 Cannon 8, 792 10 Accoutrements and swords 13,849 50 Fort Caswell, Oak island, North Carolina 1,419 56 Wharf a, t Fort Moultrie 1,500 Barracks at Fort Crawford, Prairie du Chien 44 Barracks at Fort Monroe 24 Breakwater in Merrimack river, Massa- chusetts 900 Balance due Commisioners for survey of road from Laplaisance bay to Chicago 1'oad 268 55 Balance due Commissioners for marking road to New Mexico Payment of Missouri militia claims for services in 1829 943 75 Pay of militia and volunteers of Illinois and other States 204,. 330 59 Pay and subsistence of mounted rangers 92 54 Repressing Indian hostilities on the western fl'Ont, lel' 93, 613 55 Suppressing Indian aggressions on the frontiers of Georgia and Florida 3, S39 86 Claims of militia and Indians of Illinois aud Michigan, for services in 1831 4,. 363 59 Relief of friendly Indians on the northwest frontier 29 2S Claims against Osages by citizens of the United States 120 08 Transportation and distribution of an- nll1 ties 12,371 48 Effecting treaty with Cherokee Indians, per act 24th May, 1S28 7)180 59 Effecting treaty of Butte des Morts, per act 20th May, 1828 20 02 Effecting treaty with Chippewas, Rc. per act 2d March, 1S33 617 10 Holding treaty with Indians relative to the Hiwassee can a.l 2, 459 19

Carried forward, $364, 169 94 101,033 60 156 STATEMENT OF BALANCES.

1S35. Brought forward, $364, 169 94 101,033 Claims of Cherokees for improvements abandoned, per act 20tli April, 1833 Vaccination of Indians - 425 24 Taking census, and selecting reservations& per act of 4th June, 1832 500 Rifles, ammunition, and blankets, per act - 953 53 4th June. , 1832 Expenses of Sacs and Fox prisoners as hostages 10 86 Transporting and subsisting Indian emigrants west of the Mississippi, per act 11th July, 1832 — 48 Transportation of annuities and. agricul- ' tural implements 442 . Payment of debts due by Creeks, and for their relief, per act 4th June, 1832 39 99 Ferries, &c. per 11th article of treaty with the Creeks 33T 04 Relief of John Nicks 2, 32T 12 369,'254 i? Naval Establishment.

Building, equipping, and. employing three schooners 41T T8 Repairs of sloops of war 2, 4T6 81 Timber shed, Boston 452 S3 Timber docks 4, 565 3T Support of certain Africans brought into New Orleans in the Spanish schooner Fenix 965 15 Survey of Narraganset bay 300 29 Compensating the board of officers for revising rules, &c. of the naval service 2153 l5 Captors of Algerine vessels 15 Contingent expenses for 1830 54T lT Do do for 1831 444 59 Do do not enumerated for 1831 Arrearages of contingent expenses prior to 1832 258 43 12,695 OS

Total amount carried to surplus fund 31st Dec. 1835, $482, 983 4~ GKXKI AI S'ZA'ZKM NT

OI'

IN APPROPRIATIONS MAI)E 8+ QA. gt' FOR VKA. K 1 8 $5:

INCI UDING THE

(LANCES OF FORMER APPROPRIATIONS UNEXPENBEB ON THE LAST DAY OF BECEMBER, 3.S34:

EXHIBITING) ALSO & lie ezpezzditzzres of the United Slates in the year%1835, ou zoarz. ants issued by the Secretary of the Treaszzry, and ztnexpezzded baLazzces of appropriations zohich are to be car7'zed to the 72ezt au?tzzaL statezneut.

" " %GATE, —The figures in the columns of this Stateinent, headed Reference to Acts, re fer to . particular act~s of appropriation on the first page, which authorize" the expenditure of the ms placed on Ihe same line with them in the column headed Appropriations for the year f58

G@fIII:, gjfl, STA T@1f~ F7' of certain appropriations made by late for the year 1835, isI' ding the balances offonner appropriations unexpended on th . f in the year 1835, on Iearrauts issIIst exhibiting, also, t1+ expenditures of the United States the Secretarl of the 'IIreasurl, and unexpended balances of appropriations Iohich ate ts carried to the siext annual statenI cut.

DATES AND TITLES OF THE ACTS OF APPROPRIATIONS.

the 1791, March 3, An act Providing comPensation for otficers of the jnd courts of the United States, and for jurors and witn@ and for other purposes. 1799, April 14, An act concerning consuls and vice-consuls. 1799, April 9, An act establishtng a mint, and regulating the coins pf tl, United States. 1800, April 94, An act respecting the mint. 1799, March 9, An act to regulate the collection of duties on imports and t+. nage. "An 1809, May 3, An act to amend an act entitled act for the relief nf atk and disabled seamen. " 1803, March 3, An aet in addition to, and in modification of, the propesiti, contained in the aet entitled "An act to enable the peopl d the eastern division of the Territory northwest of tite tire Ohio to form a constitution and State government, and«& the admission of such State into the Union on an eqnai fsa. ing wtth the original States. " f' 1810, February 26, An act maltrng appropriations or the support of Governtnen for the year 1810. (Military pensions. ) 1816, April 19, An aet to enable the people of Indiana Territory tofIIIIns cons'titution and State government, and for the admiss'Inn s[ such State into the Union on an equal footing with tits ant ginal States. 10 181'7, December 23, An act to abolish inte'mal duties. ll 1890, March 6, An act to authorize the people of the Missouri Territtnyn form a constitution and State government, and for Ihe ab mission of such State into the Union on an equal footing via the original States. 1/0, May I%6; An act in addit, ion to the several acts for the establishment ant regulation of the Treasury, War, and Navy Departments, 1895, January 19, An act authorizing repayment for land erroneously sold bf t&I United States. 14 1828, April 17, An act to confirm certain claims to lands in the Terri!orl d Michigan. 15 1898, May 15, An act for the relief of certain surviving officers and solditn of the army of the revolution. 16 1831, March 3, An act making appropriations for building light houses, liight boats, beacons, and monuments, and placing buoys. 1839, July 5, An act to provide for liquidating and paying certain claitnsof the State of Virginia. 18 1831, February 95, An act to provide for the adjustment of claims of persons cali tied to indemnification under the convention between Ibs United States and his majesty the King of Denmark of dII 98th March, 1830, t«e. 19 1839, July 13, An act to carry into effect the convention between the Unitel, States and the King of the French. 1839, July 14, An act to increase and improve the law department of the Li ' brary of Congress. ' 1839, July 14, An aet to explain and amend the 18th section of an act to altII and amend the several acts imposing duties on imports.

1839, July 14, An act to remit a part of the duties on the cargo of the brC I Liberator. 1839, July 14, An act supplementary to the several acts making appropriatnnn for the civil and military service during the year 1839. 1833, March An act to carry into effect the convention between the Unind States and his majesty the King of the Two Sicilies, eonelp ded at Naples on the 14th October, 1839. 1834, June 27, An aet makmg appropriations for the civil and diplomatic tI' penses of the Government for the year 1834. STATEMENT —Continued.

DATES AND TITLES OF TIIE ACTS OF APPROPRIATIONS.

1834, June 98, An act to enable the President of the United States to mal e an arrangement. with the Government of France in relation to certain French seamen killed or wounded at Toulon, and their families. 1834, June 30& Au act for the relief of sundry citizens of the United States who have lost property by the depredations of Indian tribes. 1835, February 24, An act to provide for the further compensation to the marshal for the district of Delaware, 1835, March 3, An act to render permanent the present mode of supplying the Army of the United States, and. fixing the salary of certain clerks there in named. 1835, March 3, An act making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses of Government for the year 1835. 1835, March 3, An act to establish branches of the mint of the United States. 1835, March 3 An act making aupropriations for building light boats, beacons, and monuments, and placing buoys for I~he year 1835, and for other purposes. 1830, May 99, An act for the relief of sundry owners of vessels sunk for the defence of Ihe harbor of Baltimore. 1834, May I, An act for the relief of Wm. S. Anderson. 26, An act for the relief of certain inhabitants of East Florida. 1834, June Wallace. 1834, June 30, Acts for the relief of the heirs of Thomas , for the relief of the F~oman Catholic Church of St. Louis, Missouri; for the relief of Wm. Mann. 1835, January N, An act for Ihe relief of Tutfs and Clark. 1835, March 3, Acts for the relief of heirs and legal representatives of Bailey E. Clarke; for the relief of Henry Awkward; for the relief of Theodore Owens. in- ) 1835 Acts mal-ino appropriations for the Military Establishment, cluding Pensions, Indian Department, and Internal Improve- ments, for 1835. for the Naval Establishmert, ir. - 3 1835 Acts making appropriations cluding the Marine Corps, for 183.'. 160 STA. TEMENTg

Bahnceg ' HEADS OF APPROPRIATIONS. I ~ appropria o ~an. I, 1895, ct' CIVIL LIST. Compensation and mileage of the Senators and Members of the House Representatives of 30 53, pay of otficers and clerks of both Houses of Congress 809 5II 30 8, 574 incidental and contingent expenses of the Senate 4I 30 50 Diuo ditto ditto House of Representatives 30 Salary of the Principal and Assistant Librarians 30 Contingent expenses of the Library, and pay of Messenger * 30 Purchase of books for the Library of Congress 30 Purchase of books for the Law Library of Congress 90 Furiiiture for the Library of &, NO Congress 30 ~; Compensation to the President and Vice President of the United States, the Secretaries of State, Treasury, War, and Navy, and Postmaster General 30 8, 865 Clerlrs and Messengers in the office of the Secretary of State 30 Clerl-s, Machinist, and Messenger, in the PatentOffice 471 5t 30 154 9 Contingent expenses of ibe offii& e of the Secretary of State& including printing, publishing, and packing the laws 30 Compiling, printing, and binding the Biennial Register 30 Contingent expenses of tbe Patent Office 30 Superintendent and Watchmen of the Northeast Executive Building- 30 Contingent expenses of the ditto ditto 30 Clerks and Messengers in the offic of the Secretary of the Treasury 30 394 I'irst Comptroller of the Treasury 30 Clerks and Messengers in the office of the First Comptroller 30 Second Comptroller of the Treasury 30 Clerks and Messenger in the office of the Second Comptroller 30 First, Auditor of the Treasury 30 Clerks anti Messenger in the oNce of the First Auditor 30 Second Auditor of the Treasury 30 Clerks and Messenger in the office of the Seconcl Auclitor 30 146 Gi Third Au8itor of the Treasury- 30 Clerks and Messengers in the office of the Third Auditor 30 Fourth Auditor of the Treasury 731 30 9M Clerks anti Messenger in the ofhce of tbe Fourth Auditor 30 3t 089 99 Fifth Auditor of the Treasury a 30 Clerks and Messenger in the office of the Fifth Auditor 30 Treasurer of the United States 30 Clerks and Messenger in the office of the Treasurer of the U. States 30 Register of the Treasury 30 Clerks and Messengers in the office of the Register of the Treasury— 30 Commissioner of the General Land Office 30 Clerks and Messenge's, in the General Land Office 30 Additional clerk hire in the General Land Oflice 30 Solicitor of the Treasury 30 Clerks and Messenger in the office of the Solicitor 30 Secretary to the Commissioners the of Sinking Funcl 30 69 For translations, and for transmitting passports and sea letters 30 899 Stating and printing the Public Accounts expenses of the 30 Contingent office of the Secretary of tbe Treasury 30 Ditto First Comptroller Ditto 30 Second Comptroller 30 Ditto First Auditor- Ditto 30 Second Auditor 30 Ditto Third Auditor 30 000 Ditto Fourth Auditor 1, Ditto Fifth Auditor- 30 Ditto 30 1, 500 Treasurer of the U. States 30

Carried forward $89, 967 I ntinued. 1bl

&propriations Total available Payments made Balances unex Amounts car- Balances of ;or the year for the year in 1835 pended in ried to the sur- appropriations ?Z85. 1835. 1835. plus fund 1835. Dec. 31, 1835.

353, 948 407, 056 58 402, 455 40 4, 601 18 4, 601 18 33, 700 42, 273 89 31, 332 '72 10, 941 10 3)923 13 '7, '71'7 97 85, 500 85, 550 85, 550 900, 000 200, 000 199,950 50 50 e, 650 9, 6oO 9, 429 16 990 84 990 84 1, 100 1, 100 1, 100 5, 000 5, 000 5&UOU 1, 000 9, 000 1, 000 1, 000 1,000 1, 500 1, 500 500 1, 000 1,000 $)) k7 60, 000 68, 865 60 58, 999 99 9, 865 61 865 60 9, 000 01 90, 300 90, 77l 57 90, 250 65 511 99 437 33 '74 59 5, 400 5, 554 97 5, 375 13 179 84 1'79 84 25, 000 95, 000 25, 000 1, 809 1&875 91 1, 650 995 91 75 91 150 9, OUO 9, 000 1, 5»0 500 500 1, 500 1, 500 1, 500 3, 350 3, 350 3, 350 16, /00 1'7, 094 38 16, 676 1 / 418 91 317 77 100 44 3, 500 3)500 3, 500 19, 300 19, 300 19, 190 09 109 91 109 91 3, 000 3, 250 3, UOO 950 950 10, 450 ll, 332 50 10, 450 882 50 889 50 3, 000 3, 000 3, 000 14, 900 14, 9tlo 14 /55 56 144 44 144 44 3, 000 3, 000 9, 750 950 950 1'7, 900 18, 046 6'7 16, 409 1)637 6'/ 146 67 1, 491 3, 000 3, 000 3, 000 94, 550 95, 281 54 94)550 '731 54 50 681 54 000 3, 250 3, 000 950 950 3, 851 40 17, 750 90, 839 90 16, 927 58 3, 905 39 3, 053 99 3, 000 3, 000 2, 750 950 950 6/71 26 128 '74 198 '74 1Q, HOO 12, 800 11, 1, 1, 3, 000 3, 000 3, 000 /, l50 '7, 150 7, 150 000 3, 000 3, 000 3, 988 90 175 94, 900 94, 898 04 94, 364 06 463 98 08 000 3, 000 9, 750 950 950 3, '731 '731 500 90, '03 18, /69 1, 1, 90, . '7, 99, 500 99, 500 99, 000 7)500 500 3, 500 3, 500 3, 500 3, 950 3, 950 3, 950 HS 89 88 89 96 39 14 97 300 389 97 300 ) 400 1, 400 1, 40 1, 910 18 500 19, 500 7, 5S9 89 4, 910 18 4, 19, 950 250 1, 500 1, 750 ],500 1, 500 1, 500 1, 500 800 800 800 000 1,000 1,000 1, 600 800 SUO 1,000 800 1, 900 900 000 1, 000 800 1, 900 1,000 900 1)000 9, 500 600 1, 700 700 '/00

48 5'7, 348 46 7, 670 98 49, 678 18 l)079994 '39 1 161 491 94 1, 104, 143 168 STATEMEIItTq

V A g Balattt66t o ' HEADS OF APPROPRIATIONS Fg a)prop@ ~- Q ~o an. It ', ~4

Brought forward, 89, 96; Contingent expenses of the office of the Register of the Treasury 30 Ditto Commis'er Gen'1 Land Otlice 30 3, 00 Ditto Solicitor of the Treasury 30 Superintendent and Watchmen of the Southeast Executive Building 30 Contingent expenses of ditto ditto 30 Clerks and Messengers in the office of the Secretary of War- 30 Ditto Paymaster General 30 Ditto Commissary General Pur- at the seat of Governruent chases, and for a clerk employed 30 9, 337 5I Clerks in the office of the Adjutant General 30 Ditto Commissary General of Subsistence 99 dr. 30 M'5 3t Ditto Chief Engineer 30 Ditto Ordnance 30 Ditto Quartermaster General 30 Clerk in the ofhce of the Surgeon General 30 ' Ditto Topographical Bureau 30 Commissioner of Indian Affairs 30 Clerks and Messenger in the otlice of the Coramissioner of Indian Affaiis 30 475 Commissioner of Pensions 30 496 3' Clerks and Messengers in the office of the Commissioner of Pensions- 30 Temporary clerks in the office of the Commissioner of Pensions 30 Contingent expenses of the .ffice of the Secretary of War 30 Ditto Paymaster General 30 Ditto Commissary General of Pur- chases 30 Ditto Adjutant General 30 Ditto Commissary General of Sub- sistence 30 1,ON Ditto Chief Engineer 30 IN Ditto Topographical Bureau 30 707 Ditto Ordnance 30 9LN Ditto Quartermaster General 30 Ditto Surgeon General 30 Ditto Commissioner of Indian Af- 30 fairs Ditto Commissioner of Pensions 30 Rent, tire. of the Pension Bureau, War Depanment 93 Services of a Lithographer, and for materials and repairs of the press 30 Books, maps and plans for the War Department 30 Superintendent and watchmen of the Northwest Executive Building, 30 Contingent expens. "s of ditto 30 Clerks and Messengers in the offic of the Secretary of the Navy 30 14 ff Commissioners of the Navy Board 30 1, 134 Il Secretary to the Commissioners of the Navy Board 30 166 7l Clerks, Draftsman and Messenger in the oftice of the Commissioners of the Navy Board 30 I, 147 46 Contingent expenses of the office of the Secretary of the Navy 3, 368 Ditto Commissioners of Navy Board 30 ] )IN Superintendent and watchmen of the Southwest Executive Building 30 Contingent expenses of ditto 4, 347 Two Assistants Postmaster General 30 418 Clerks and Messengers in the office of the Postmaster General 30 3, 4W Additional Clerk hire in the Post t)ffice Department, for 1834 30 Contingent expenses of the office of the Postmaster General 30 Superintendency of the Building, making up blanks, &c 30 Surveyor General in Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan 30 AN Clerks in the office of said Surveyor 30 9, 610

Carried forward 53110,595 ntinned, 163

propriaiions total available Payments made Balances unex Amounts car- Balances of '&r the year for the year in 1835. pended in ried to the sur- appropriations 1835 1835. 1H35. plus fund 1S35. Dec. 31, 1835.

079&294 39 1, 161,491 94 1, 104)143 48 57 348 46 '7, 6&0 28 49, 678 18 3&OUU 3, 000 3, 000 ".', 000 25, 000 95, 000 1, 000 1, 000 l&000 ', ?, 475 9, 475 9, 378 5'7 96 43 H)000 8, & 00 8&000 13, 050 13,050 19, 100 950 950 4)600 4, 600 4, 916 66 383 34 383 34 4, 900 6, 537 50 5, 019 50 1&595 719 50 819 56 9, 950 9, 950 9, 950 :l, HOU 4, 015 90 3, /29 92 316 68 316 68 9, 950 9, 950 9, 950 9&950 9, 950 9 950 ~ 2)150 9) 15&0 9, 150 1, 150 1, 150 1 150 1, 000 1, 250 1, 950 3, 000 3 250 3&000 250 250 ;, 700 6, 1'75 5, ™&oo 475 '. ?, 500 9, 926 35 2&, 500 496 35 426 35 16, 650 ]6, 650 16, 650 12, 520 19 520 12, 520 3, 000 3,'OO9 67 9, 819 94 182 73 180 06 300 300 300

800 1, 600 1, 600 1)000 1, 0UO 1, 000 000 9, 500 3, 500 9, 500 1, 000 1, 1, 000 1, 300 11300 1, 982 50 1, 990 1, 990 800 1, 000 800 2OO 600 600 600 400 40U 400 800 800 800

6, 500 6, 500 6, 500 165 165 165 165 750 0 750 1, 000 1, 000 6H4 39 315 61 315 61 1, 250 1, 250 1, 950 950 3, 250 3, 250 085 08 085 08 12, 8:&0 19, 864 14 11,'7/9 06 1, 1, 11,634 31 10, 500 l, i34 3l 259 31 875 10, 500 6'7 166 67 9, 000 2, 166 71 9, 000 01 166 147 49 979 9S 86'7 51 8, 450 9, 59'7 46 S, 449 97 1, 300 9, 100 1 200 1 &900 3, 600 1, 800 3, 000 9, 400 600 250 1, 950 1,250 1, 991 QQ 4, 34'7 35 3)056 33 1, 991 09 1, 000 418 418 5, 000 5, 418 5, 3 599 4'?, 100 45, 525 41, 933 3 599 38, 355 84 38, 355 84 38, 355 84 '7&500 7 500 '7, 500 640 1, 640 1, 6&40 1, 500 000 500 9, 000 500 9, 9, '150 "/9 9, '750 79 5, 600 8, 21O 19 5, 459 40 9,

519 89 10,009 09 6"/, 510 86' '359, 319 73 1, 469, 838 99 1, 399, 318 40 77, 164 STATEMENT.

Balance 4L HEADS OF APPROPRIATIONS. appr opriati&iit& 0 Jan. l, 3035

Brought forward 110,5?5 p Surveyor in Mississippi 30 500 Clerks in the office of' said Surveyor 30 .1, &31 ji Surveyor in Illinois and Missouri 30 I, 000 C)erks in the office of said Surveyor 30 4, ".73 3l Surveyor in Alabama 30 1,591 63 Clerks in the offide of said Surveyor 30 3, 7l3 96 Surveyor in Florida 30 1,000 Clerks in the office of said Surveyor 30 3, G05 Surveyor General in Louisiana— 30 500 Clerks in the office of said Surveyor 30 1, 008 0 Surveyor in Arkansas 30 3&5 Clerks in the office of said Surveyor 30 1&3&5 99 Secretary to sign patents for public lands 30 399 46 To enable the respective Surveyors General to furnish land offices with renewed township plais 5/00 Commissioner of the Pubhc Buildings in Vr'ashington 30 979 I Officers and Clerks of the JVfint 30 1,975 Governor, Judges, and Secretary of the Michigan Territory 30 3 545 W Contingent expenses of the Michigan Territory 30 1 l4 'rig Expenses of the Legislative Council of the Michigan Territory 30 6, 903 93 Governor, Judges, and Secretary of the Arkansas~Territory 30 4, 170 0! Contingent expenses of the Arkansas Territory 30 906 1I Expenses of the Legislature of the Arl-ansas Territory 30 7, 389 16, Governor, Judges, and Secretary of the Floiida Territory 30 6, 369 lgi Contingent expenses nf the Florida Territory 30 350

' Expenses of the Legislative Council of the Florida Territory 30 9, 099 69 Completing the compilation of the laws of the Florida Territory Q, ohio ' Chief' Justice, Associate Judges and District Judges of the United &tates 30 "-4, 106 74 Chief Justice and Associate Judges of the Dis~trict of Columbia, and ' Judges of the Orphan's Court of said District 30 9, 375 Attorney General of the United States 30 995 96 Clerk and Messenger in the office of the Attorney General 30 107 Contingent expenses of the office of the Attorney General 30 Reporter qf the decisions of the Supreme Court 30 Compensation to District Attorneys and Marshals QH&, 30 154 9&r Expenses of Courts of the United States, 8;c. 1 & 30 56, 993 44, Printing Records in the Supreme Court of the United States 30 3&000 i Recording the opinions of the Supreme Court 30 MISCELLANEOUS.

Payment of sundry annuities granted by special acts of Congress 30 937 9I Purchase of copper for the Mint 4 39&959 69 Compensation to the assistants in the several departments of'the Mint 30 Incidental and contingent expenses and repairs of the Mint, including wastage on gold and silver coinage 30 Apparatus for parting gold and silver, by the aid of sulphuric acid 9, 000 Advances for effecting exchanges of' bullion at the Mint 3 Buildings and machinery for the Branch of the Mint at New Orleans 31 Ditto ditto Charlol. te, N. C. 31 Ditto ditto Dahlohnega, Ga. 31 Salaries, wages, allowances and the incidental expenses of the Branch of the MintatNew Orleans 31 Ditto ditto Charlotte, N. C. 31 ~ »» ditto Dahlolinega, Ga. 31 Payment of demands for uncfatufed merchandize 5 49 969 Support and maintecance of Light Houses, Floating Lights, Beacons Buoys, and Stakeages ~ 14, O61 64,

Carried forward 69361& 390 ontinued.

)propriations Total available payments made Balances unex Amounts car- Balances of &)'or the year for I, be year in 1835. pended iu ried to the sur- appropriations 1835. 183o. 1835. plus fund 1835 Dec 31 1835

510 HO , 353, 312 /3 l&469, 838 9g 1, 399, 318 40 ) ), 519 Sg 10, 009 09 67, 9, 000 9, 500 500 9, 000 9, 000 5, 000 9, 731 80 475 9, 256 80 1, 031 80 8 295 2, 000 3&000 3, 000 3, 000 5, H20 10, 093 31 10, 093 31 10, 893 3$ 2, 000 3, 5nH 05 9, 000 1 568 05 68 05 1, 500 3, 000 6, 713 90 3, 405 5u 3, 308 34 91 41 3, 986 9$ 9, 000 3, 000 1, 500 1, 500 1, 500 3, 500 ' 7, 105 2, )50 4, 855 '4, 855 9, 000 9, 500 2, 000 500 500 9, 500 3, 5DS 14 9, 249 gl 1,'2n5 23 1,265 93 1, 500 1, 875 1, 500 '375 375 9, 800 4, 175 99 2, 209 28 1, 9'73 )1 1&973 71 1, 500 1, 899 46 1, 500) 399 46 399 46

r5 000 4, 500 r00 500 9, 000 9, 972 23 1&772 93 500 500 10, 600 11,875 10, 600 1, 975 1, 2"/5 10, 500 14, 085 0) 10, 28' 6)1 3, 7fi9 44 345 05 3, 417 39 3o0 464 )0 37/ 09 87 fil 8'7 61 14, 188 HI 90, 392 ).l 18, 521 79 1&870 ')5 1, 870 95 984 2'0 9, 0&)0 13, 1'/0 02 8, 885 82 4 284 90 4, 350 556 15 4/5 &1 15 81 15 3)922 44 10, 604 60 10, 095 509 60 509 60 11,700 18, 062 12 19, 825 5, 237 19 1,98'7 12 gr)0 350 )00 498 902 2f)2 9, 290 11,389 f'&2 9 955 20 9, 134 42 9, 134 050 500 1, 5oO 1, 550 9, '74 81, 400 105, 50G )4 )5, 2(0 11 30, 236 G3 9, 606 9'7, 699 89 500 11,87o 9, 36/ 39 2, 507 Gl 9, 50/ 61 9, 593 332 4, 090 4, 925 90 4, 000 925 98 9' ~ 1, 300 1 407 ~ 1, 300 107 107 50') 500 499 51 49 49 1,000 1, 000 1, 000 16, 075 IC 229 9 12, f)96 3, 933 99 3, 933 99 "/64 B)302, 15fi 76 359, 150 90 297, 385 Su 6)1, 7n4 34 61, 34 0DO 3, t)D') 6), 000 3, 000 3, 000 3, 250 250 950

93'7)50 1, 350 9, 287 50 1, '350 937 50 OS 50, 910 08 n&, 15)6 50 69, 116 DH 1 ), 203 59, 910 93, 0t)0 23, 000 93, 000

59 650 59 fi5') 59 650 2, 000 9, 000 9, 000 000 30, 000 30, 000 30, 000 30, 120, 000 900, 0'.)0 2!)0,0, ')0 80, 000 120, 000 600 48, 400 48, 400 50, 000 50, 000 1, 48, 500 50, 000 50, 000 1, 500 48, 500 35, 000 35, 010 3o, 000 3o, 000 15, 000 15,000 15, 00t) 15, 000 15, 000 15, 00D 15, 0f)0 15, 000 59 43, 309 59 380 91 43, 349 81 47 99 43, 302 53 47,15'7 53 268, 159 59 98'2, 914 93 935, 05G 70 47 157

697 592 10 50 938 65 647, 353 55 2, 651 355 0'7 3&029)553 60 9, 324, 961 50 166 'STAT EMKtttT-

Balaneet ~ cJ gf APPROPRIATIONS. appropriatltat HEADS OF ~Q ~) 0 . 1, lgt, c4

Brou ht forivard 361, 100 43 Light House on Fort Point, at the entrance of Penobscot bay, Maine 5, 0N Light House oa Negro island, at the entrance of Camden harbor, Maine 4, 5N Beacon on the end of a shoal in Georges river, t~laire 3, (IQ) Fog Bell on Cape Elizabeth, near the Eastern Light House, Maine 7N Buoys in St. George's river, Maine , Buoys in Passamaquoddy bay, and for a bell, Maine Buoys or Spindles on ledges of rocks, at the entrance ef Kennebunk and Cape Porpoise harbor~Maine- .39 Three Beacons in the harbor of Castine, Maine 39 'Buoys on Alden's ledge, at the mouth of Portland harbor, Maine 39 Buoys on Heron Island ledge, Maine 30 'Light House on the northea~sterly part of Straitmouth harbor, Mass. 5, OI , Light House at the entrance of the harbor of Marblehcad, Mass. 4, 5N Beacon at the harbor in the inouth of Ba s river, beni een Ihe towus of Dennis and Yarmouth, Mass. 45' Beacon or Monument, on Deer Island point, Boston harbor, Ma. s. 30 10 Monument of stone on the Island of Nixes Mate, Boston harbor, Mass. 1@I l5 ~Buoys on West Island ledge, drc. Ivlass. 39 Spindle on Minots ledge, Mass. 39 Stone Beacon on Colliers ledge, Vineyard sound. Mass. 39 Buoys in or near the Harbor of Lynn, Mass. 39 Two Boat B uoys at or near the harbor of Nantucket, Mass. 39 ,Buoys in theharbor of New Bedford, Mass. 39 Beacons and Buoys in Buzzard'shay, Mass. 39 Suey, Beacon or Spindle on asunken rocl-, near the mouth of Green bay, Plymouth, Mass. 39 , Spindle on a point of rocks, near the mouth of Mystic river, Conn. 39 *I ight Boat with a bell'at Bartlett's reef, Conn. 39 Rebuilding a. Beacon near the entrance of Black Rock harbor, Long Island sound; Conn. Preservation of Faye r weather island and the Light House, dtc, thereon, and securing Black Reck harbor, Conn. 39 Iron Spindles on the half-way rock, Narragansett bay, and Little Lime rock, Harbor of Newport, El. J. - 39 ' Beacon on the rock in the harbor of East Greenwich, R. J. 39 Light House at the mouth of Oswegatchie, N. Y. 1, 165

Light House at the mouth of Esopus Creek, anti near Saugerties, N. Y. , 5, 000 Light House on the Flats in Hudson river, above Stuyvesant's landing, N. Y. 5, nno Four Lights in Hudson river, N. Y. 600 Light House on or near the shoals of Barnegat, N. J. 6, 000 . Buoys on Absecum and New inlet, Gloucester county, N. J. 39 ,Light House at the mouth of Christiana river, Delaivare 0on 6, , Bell on the Light House at Cove point, Chesapeake bay, Maryland Light House on Love point, Maryland 5, 500 , BuoysatNanticoke, Wicomico, Manokin, Annamusox, and Pokornoke river and sound, Hooper's straits, and Tangier sound, Maryland Light Boat to be anchored at the mouth of Reppahannock river, Va. 19,000 Light Boat to be placed on Boler's rock in the Rappahannocl- river, Va. 39 Three Buoys in the Channel of Chincoteague inlet, Va. ' 39 Three Buoys in the Channel of Mattapun~~o inlet, Va. 39 Light House at Piney Point, Maryland 39 Light Boat to be anchored at tlie mouth of the Roanoke river, N. C. 10&000 Light Boat between Albemarle and Pamptico sounds, N. C. 39 I.ight Boat to be stationed at or near Harbor island, N. C. 39 Three Buoys at Ihe bar of the port of Georgetown, S. C. 39 Three Buoys in the north channel of Charleston harbor, S. C. 39

Carried for v."ard 9436, 530 31I "continued. 167'

~ :, propriations Tol. al available Paymentsmade Balances unex Amounts car- Balances of ', t. he 1835. sur- , or the year for year in pended in ried to the appropriations 1835. 1835. 1835. plus fund 1835. Dec. 31& 1835.

), 661, 355 0'7 3, 022, 553 60 ', 324, 961 50 69/, 592 10 50, 238 65 64'7, 353 55 5, 000 5, 000 5, 000 4, 500 4, 500 4, 500 3&000 3&000 3, 000 700 700 '700 700 /00 700 700 1 500 1, 500 1,500 1, 500 500 500 500 500 3, 000 3, 000 3, 000 3, 000 1, 500 1, 500 1&500 1, . &00 500 500 5{)0 500 5, 000 4, 091 29 908 71 908 71 4, 500 4, 500 4, 500 4 53 4 53 4 53 39 50 39 50 39 50 128 '75 128 75 128 '/5 700 '/0. ") 372 17 327 83 32/ 83 (5p /50 750 1, 500 1, 500 1, 309 95 190 05 190 05 500 500 451 28 48 '72 48 '79 600 Gpp 6".0 1,050 1, 050 30H 51 741 49 741 49 2, 000 2, 000 1&519 57 480 43 480 43 150 150 150 150 250 950 1'/8 35 '71 65 'll 65 5, 000 5, 000 4, 981 50 18 50 18 50 10, 900 10, 900 8, '/48 43 9, 151 57 9&151 57 54'7 2, 600 2, 600 2, 052 63 54'7 3/ 37 300 300 300 300 500 500 492 8 8 1, 165 721 48 443 59 443 59 5, 000 5&000 5, 000 5, 000 5, 000 5, 000 '600 600 600 6&000 5, 939 90 60 10 60 10 400 400 400 400 6, 000 5, 341 27 658 73 6&58 '/3 1, 900 1, 200 1, 200 5'500 5, 500 5, 500

1, 050 1 050 1, 050 1&050 12, 000 9, 950 56 2, 049 44 2, 049 44 m9 '19 000 4, 921 5 Opp 5, 30 450 450 420 30 -150 450 4'20 30 30 937 99 5, 000 5, 000 G2 Ol 4, 937 99 4, 0')0 8, 984 12 1, 015 88 1, 015 88 10, 250 000 5, 000 250 5, 5&000 5 000 5 000 5, 000 450 450 450 25 65 450 450 424 35 25 65

439 51 50, 238 65 712, m)0 86 719 105 07 3, 155, 641 38 2, 393, 201 87 762, l68 STATENEW

V M Sl Balances t4 ' HEADS OF APPROPRIATIONS. r ar propria ~4J 0 Jan. 1, 16h cti

Brought forward 436, 536 3 Buoys on North Edisto bar, on Combahee, on South Edisto bar, on Bird Key channel, and in Calihago sound, S. C. 39 Five Beacon Lights at Charleston bar, S. C. 39 Two small Beacon Lights on Cockspur island, at the mouth of Savan- nah river, Georgia 4, II Light House at Port Ponchartrain, Louisiana 5, 006 Light House at the mouth of Chifuncte river, Louisiana 5, NO Replacin Buoys on the coast of Louisiana 32 Lig'ht House at the mouth of Pearl river, Miss. 5 Ott0 & Five Biioys at the entrance of Sandusky harbor, Ohio 39 Two Buoys at Port Clinton, at the niouth of Portage river, Ohio 32 Light House at or near Michigan city, Indiana 5, 006 Light House on Pottawatamie island at the entrance of Green bay, lake Michigan, Michigan Territory 5, 000 Securing and Completing the foundation of the Light House on Turtle island, in lake Erie, Michigan Territory 1, 6Il Buoys on the Flats of lake St. Clair, Michigan Ten Buoys at the mouth of the Miami of lake Erie, and in Maumee bay, 5lichigan Territory

Light House at Musquito inlet, on the Atlantic coast, Florida Territory 11,IN I Rebuilding the Light House at St. John's river, Florida Territory 10, 550 I Eight Buoys in St. Mark's harbor, Florida Territory Four Buoys in the channel at the east end of St. George's island, Appa- laehicola bay, Florida Territory Buoys to mark the channel through the east pass of Appachicola bay and river, Florida Territory 39 Light House at Mobile Point, Alabama 39 Buoys in Mobile bay, Alabama 39 Surveying the Public Lands 30 (C) 60, 910 63 Survey of the Public Lands, recently purcL"=~- from the Indians in Indiana- 1,000 Survey of the land in the southwestern peart of Missouri, to which the Indian title was extinguished in 1839 ~ 90, 000 Surveying donation rights to land in M'ichigan 14 Salaries of Registers and Receivers of land offices 3, 581 34 Registers and Receivers of land offices established in the Choctaw purchase, Mississippi, including stationery 9, 956 9 Pepayment for lands erroneously sold by the United States 13 996 80 Keepers of public archives in Florida 30 953 Marine hospital establishment 6 dt, 30 Preserving and enclosing the Marine hospital at Norfolk, and for furniture for the same 966 3 Repairs of the Marine hospital wharf, Chelsea. , Massachusetts 30 Roads within the State of Ohio (3 per cent fund) 7 Roads atid Canals within the State of Indiana (ditto) 9 Roads and Canals within the State of Missouri (ditto) 11 Alterations and repairs of the Capitol 30 Pe Jestrian statue of George Washington 30 5, 000 Preparing the niehes for the statues of Peace and War, east front of the Capitol 30 Salary of the Gardener of the Capitol square, and other public grounds 30 Lightivg lamps, and keeping the ground and walks in order, and cest of trees aud shrubs 30 Repairing the culvert at the west front of the Capitol 30 Bust of the late Chief Justice Ellsworth, to be placed in the room of the Supreme Court, United States

Carried forward, 9583, 051 44 ;inned. 169

, .)priations Total available Payments made balances unex- %mounts car- Balances of 'the for year the year in 1835. pended in ried to the sur appropriations 1835. 1835. plus fund 1835. Dec. 31, 1835.

105 0'7 9, 3, 155, 641 38 2, 393, 201 87 762 439 51 50, 238 65 712, 200 S6 1, 050 1, 050 982 9( 67 03 67 03 5, 000 5, 000 5, 000 5, 000 4, 000 4, 000 4, 000 5, 000 10 4, 990 4, 990 5, 000 5, 000 5, 000 2, 500 2, 500 2, 500 2, 500 5, 000 5, 000 5, 000 500 500 220 20 279 80 2'79 80 150 150 51 31 98 69 98 69 5, 000 5, 000 5, 000 5, 000 5, 000 5, 000 1, 600 1, 600 42 50 42 50 42 50 42 50

700 255 67 444 33 444 33 11,000 '7 559 3, 441 3, 441 10&550 9, 159 90 1, 390 10 1, 390 10 800 800 800 600 600 600

1, 000 1, 000 1, 000 1, 000 8, 000 8, 000 8, 000 8, 000 500 500 500 500 o, ooo 131,410 63 78, 256 80 53 153 83 53, 153 83 1, 000 1, 000 20, 000 20, 000

47, 90 47 90 I 4"/ 90 3, 581 34 8/5 2, 706 34 2&706 34 2, 256 25 2, 256 25 2, 155 97 100 28 3, 165 63 3, 462 43 3, 032 73 429 70 429 70 1, 000 1, 253 78 1, 000 253 78 3 78 250 1, 621 77 91, 621 77 86, 268 43 266 33 266 33 c, oo 500 500 7, 243 89 1'7, 243 89 1"/, 243 89 4, 398 52 24, 398 52 24, 398 52 8, 456 1'7 8, 456 17 8, 456 17 2, 500 12, 500 12, 500 5, 000 10, 000 5, 000 5 000 5, 000

46&0 460 460 1, 000 1, 000 1, 000

4& 500 4, 500 4, 500 380 380 380

800 Soo l)&721 45 3, 563, 772 89 2, 6'78, 860 36 8"79, 559 19 52 707 23 S26, 851 96 170 STATEEfE~

o ))0 ))) HEADS OF APPROPRIATIONS. 4 g

Brought forivard 583, %1 0 Coiupletin the work of repairing and puttin in order the Congres- sional Burial Ground 30 Protection of the waste water pipes, and air pipe of the aqueduct of the Capitol 30 Alterations and repairs of the President's house, Gardener's salary, and for keeping the grounds nnd walks in order, and for cost of trees and shrubs 30 Laying a line of iron pipes from the State to the Navy Department 30 Improving Lafayette square 30 Annual expense of two fire engines 30 Support anrl maintenance of the Penitentiary in the District of Co- lumbia 6, 436 Bridge across the Potomac river, at Washington, D. C. 1 8, 141 Loss incurred in making preparations to build a bridge across the Po- tomac river, at Washmgton 6) 1451 Improving the navigation of the Potomac river between Georgetown and Alexandria, and for other purposes 15 Nl I'or the benefit of the city of Washington 35, Nl Subscription to the stock in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Compauy 1,NI Consular receipts Payment of certain certificates 31,6141 Custom house m the city of Boston, Massachusetts 30 Custom house and public store at New Bedl'ord, Massachusetts ll, B( Custom house in Newburyport, Massachusetts 10,9011 Brick wall around the custom house, Providence, R. I. Custom house and public store at Middletown, Connecticut 8)M1 l Custom house and public store at New London, Connecticut 7, 187 Custom house in the city of New York 999,7891 Public warehouse in the city of Baltimore, Mrl. 30 37) II) Brick wall to enclose the custom house lot at New Orleans, La. 5, 500 Cistern on the custom house lot at Key West, Florida- 500 Enclosing custom house lot at Norfolk, and repairs of the custom house buildings 30 Repair of the pier and wharves connected with the public stores on Staten island, N' ew York 30 Repairs and for building an addition to the house occupied by the revenue oflicer, Sandy Hook, N. J. 30 Liquidating and paying certain claims of the State of Virginia, (1st and Qd sections) 17 Liquidating and paying certain claims of the State of Virginia, (3d section) 17 Stationery and books for the oisces of Commissioners of Loans 30 951 Allowances to the law agent, )9rc. in relation to private land claiins in Florida 30 3, 941 Printing and binding, and for selecting, editing and preparing indexes for the compilation of documents n0 Refunding tonnage duties on the vessels of France, Spain and Portugal 343 Printing documents relative to the Public Lands, ordered by the Senate 30 17,960 Expenses in relation to certain insolvent debtors of the Vnited States 30 Compensation to Recorder, Commissioners, and Translator, for the adjttstment of private land claims in Missouri 30 ],"124 Contingent expenses and otfice rent of said Commissioners 30 1, l46 Purchase of the papers and books of General Washington 5, 000 Digest of the existing Commercial Regulations of foreign countries 30 3 Florida claims 1,519 Payment for property lost during the late war with the Indians 97 33, 34 Relief of sundry individuals 35, 30 37, 38

Carried forward 991,176, 53 opriations Total available Payments made Balances unex Amounts car- Balances of ' the year for the year in 1835. pended in ried to the sur- appropriations 1835. 1835. 1835. plus fund 1835. Dec. 31, 1835.

39& ('-'l 45 3, 563, 779 89 P. , G78, 860 36 879 559 19 M& (07 23 826, 851 96 600 600 600

500 500 500

4 "00 4, 900 4, 200 1, 700 1, 700 1&(00 300 300 300 900 200 200

C, 436 6, 436 19S, 125 75 89, 675 Ol 38, 450 (4 18 62 38, 432 19

6, 145 30 G, 145 30 6, 145 30 35, 000 35, 000 35, 000 35, 000 1, 000 990 10 10 9(2 06 972 OF) 972 OG 3/, C&14 95 159 19 3/, 455 (6 3/ 455 t) 50, 000 50, 000 50, 000 50, 000 11,8'&8 01 11,828 01 10, 901 '2G 10, 889 (G ll 50 11 50 '7 7 SG 7 HG 7 86 HG 8, 541 50 8, 014 M7 50 527 50 '7, 18/ 7, 187 229, 789 6'7 929, 789 67 ;t60, 000 9'7, ().) 60, 000 37, i"~5 37, 7(95 5, 500 5, 500 5, 500 500 500 3, 450 3, 450 3 450 3, 450

'), 5t&9 9&569 „ 38, 000 38, 000 35, 431

&100

9, 414 GG 9, 414 G6 9, 414 C)G 9, 414 G6

14, 891 GO 1!,H!il 60 14, 891 GO ), 1, 90(( 1, 451 (9 401 2-1 1, 050 55 1 OoQ 55 4, 050 '7, 991 68 3, 395 4, 596 68 4, 596 GS

40, 000 000 000 10&000 10, 000 , 40, 30, 313 53 53 8'20 10, 86)0 98, 820 0, t)00 8, 820 8, 5, 000 5, 000 8 91 4, 991 76 4)991 (6 924 (1 4, 517 C), 241 03 6, 01C) 39 924 1, 070 2, 116 31 789 48 1, 363 83 1, 363 83 5, 000 5 009 5, 000 494 Oo 6, 600 G, G&03 84 109 8'7 6, 494 Oo 6, 1, 5)19 41 1, 519 41 1, 689 3/ 1, 689 37 1, 643 05 46 3&2 03 'l5, 983 54 15&5/8 67 14, 503 64 1, 075 03 1,075

' " 64, 003 45 1, 0N, 748 90 », 5. ( 54 4, 432, 089 14 o, 309, 983 45 1&116&759 35 STATEMENT

v Q Balattr@( HEA. DS OF APPROPRIATIONS. RQ apptupritti ~ o Jan. 1, 109

Brought forward 1, 176, 53( Costs of certain suits decided agaiust the United States 70 Miscellaneous claims not otherwise provided for 30 19,400 Revolutionary claims 15 5(' Additional compensation to Collectors, Naval Officers, Surveyors, Gaugers, Weighers, Measnrers, and Clerks 30 Duties of nierchandize refundetl 91 Duties on wines refunded Ql Surplus proceeds of property sold for the payment of direct tax 4, 476 i and Payment of balances to Officers of o(d Internal Revenue direct tax G, IS l Payment of balances to Collectors of New Internal Revenue 10 Documentary History of the Revolution 90, OI Expenses in collecting information of the extent and condition of the manufactures of the United States 30 Remission of a part of the duties of a cargo imported in the brig Li- bera(or Expenses of clerk hire, interpreter, oflice rent, and stationery, to the Judge of East Florida 30 Military pensions, (old) 8 INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS. Salaries of Ministers of the United States 30 11,490( Salaries of Secretaries of Legation 3 4(7' 15'04I Salaries of Charges des Affaires 30 I Outfits of a Minister to Russia, and Charges des Affaires to Buenos Ayres, Chili, and Brazil 4, 500 Outfitssof a Minister to Spain, and Charges des Affaires to Venezuela, Portugal, and Denmark 30 Contingent expenses of all 'he missions abroad 30 9G, T5 l Settlement of the accounts o( certain diplomatic functionaries Compensation for certain diplomatic services 30 7, 570 ( Salary of Drogoman c f the United States to Turkey, and for the contingent expenses of the Legation 30 Contingent expenses of Foreign Intercourse 30 90, Ml Compensation and expense of an agent to Havana, to procure the archives of Florida 30 9, MI Expenses of the Commission under the Convention between the United States and Denmark Expenses of the Commission under the Convention between the United States and the King of the French Expenses of the Commission under the Convention between the United Slates and the King of the Two Sicilies 94 Salaries of the agents at London and Paris 30 Relief and protection of American seamen 30 11,943 ( Intercourse with the Barbary Powers 30 18, 607 ( Claims on France, (old) 11,'r3( ( Claims on Spain, (old) Awards under the Convention wi(h Denmark 9, 453 ( Awards under the first article of the Treaty of Ghent 4, 3'( Paymeiits in relation to certain French Seamen killed or wounded at Toulon, per act 98th June, 1834 Awards under the Convention i~ ith the King of the Two Sicilies Paying the P!iblic Debt 9, 518, 51' Military Establishment 4, 490, 905' Balances of advances made in the War Department, prior to 1st July, 1815 Naval Establishment 9, 797, 9I' II, 175, 59( From which deduct excess of expenditures beyond the appropriation for ltiarine Hospital Establishment for 1834 13, 15' (A) Deduct also ex"ess of expenditure beyond the appropriation for Marine Hospi". al Establishment for 1835

Total balances 49 I I, IG9, 465' .3 tinued. 173

ropr(attons Total available Payments made Balances unex- Amounts car- Balances of the year for the year in 1835. pended in ried to the sur- appropriations 183r5 1835. 1835. plusfund lb35. Dec. 31, 1835.

55, 55 / 54 4, 432, 089 t 1 3, 309, 983 45 1, 116, 759 35 64, 003 45 1, 052, '748 90 9(0 ll 970 ll I'&, 000 21, 408 OG 8, 595 30 15)812 7C& 15, 819 '76 49, 544 49, 82G 69 49, 615 03 911 66 2ll 66

80, 200 9C) 80, 200 96 80, 200 96 1, :iiu& ll 4 388 95 4, 37/0 11 18 84 18 84 40( 93 407 93 40( 93 4, 47(i 43 4, 4/6 43 4, 476 43 6, (00 -'3& G, '700 93 6, (00 93 22 60 92 60 92 Go 90, 000 20, 000 90, 000 810 9'I 810 27 810 9'7

262 49 969 49 969 49

1, 675 1, G/5 410 1, 26)5 l, 965 G94 60 694 Go 694 60 694 60

2"/, 000 38, 498 86 30, 194 59 8, 304 97 1, 898 41 6)405 86 3, 417 51 3)417 51 67, 500 83, 145 64 58, 555 2'7 94, 590 3'7 94, 590 37 4, 500 4, 500 4)500 500 92, 500 99&500 30, 000 56, 729 37 16, 921 3 / 40, 508 40, 508 1 99 1, 99 1 99 6, 315 69 13, 88C& 55 13, 88G 55 6, 500 6, 500 5, 8/5 625 625 ', 30, 000 50, 000 20, 000 30, 000 30, 000 4, 500 6, 500 959 86 6, 947 14 6, 947 14 302 gl 302 91 309 91 309 91 13, 042 13, 049 13, 049 5, 917 49 5, 91'7 42 5, 91'7 42 4, 000 4, 000 4, 000 30, 000 41, 213 29 34, 479 40 6, (63 89 G, 763 89 1/, 400 3G, 007 03 31, 6/5 83 4, 331 20 4, 331 20 11,731 02 11,731 02 11,'131 09 4'27 7, 722 Hti 5 295 55 2, 3I 9, 49/:31 9, 453 53 9, 453 53 9, 453 53 4, 392 89 4, 399 89 4, 399 89 1, 000 1, 000 1, 000 516, 339 9G 516, 332 9G 508, 436 93 '7, 896 03 7, 896 03 9, 518, 520 99 (D)58, 191 2, 460, 329 '7l 9)460, 399 71 081 86 254 '72 834, 897 14 , 133, 489 10 13, 624, 394 55 9, 420, 312 Gg 4, 204, 3G9, 3, 2(, 434 (0 27, 434 (0 27, 434 70 9'7, 434 '70 931, 257 86 19, 695 0!3 3, 918, 569 78 , 998, 234 13 /, (9G, 196 99 3, 864, 939 06 3, 56 944, 110 85 482, 983 40 11,461, 197 45 , 34'7, 014 36 99, 599, 605 (5 1/ 5/3 141 11, 195 55 /, 712 91 110 85 482, 983 40 11,453, 355 94 ;347, 014 36 29 509, 480 20 17 573, 141 5G 11,944, 174 STATEMENT —Continued.

(B.) The appropriation made for this object, per act of Sd March, 1835, wfis To which add net amount of fines, penalties, and forfeitures, received: From Marshals, Ac. per act of 3d March, 1791 9, IR

NII-", 19I

(C.) The balance of appropriation for surveying the Public Lands on the 31st December, 1834, was QG, R To which add the followin sums I, ransferred by order of the President from: Survey of the Choctaw cession in Mississippi 96, 149 16 Survey of Private Lands in Florida 8, 000 34, 149

860,9III

(D.) The amount of payments as stated by the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund for 1835, in the report of the Secretary'of the Treasury of 6th Feb- ruary, 1836: Interest on the Funded Debt 57,II99 Principal and interest of Treasury Notes '999

%, 1% From which deduct the following repayments, viz: No. 1598. On the President of the oflice of Discount anti Deposite, Washington, on account of redemption of 6 per cent. stock of 1814 01 No. 1699. On the President of the office of Discount and Deposite, Washington, on account of redemption of 6 per cent. stock of 1815 9 16 9I

$58, 191 1 EXH I 8 IT I XG

HE BAI. ANCES OI" APPROPRLA. TIONS UNEXPENDED ON THE 31st BECEMBER, 1834.

ALSO)

E APPROPRIATIONS A'ND EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OI~' TFIE MD I- TARY SERVICE OI' THE UNITED STATES I OR TIIE YEAR 1835,

TOGETHEI» IITITII e ttnezpended balances on t/ze 31st December, 1835, vohiclz etre to be occonnted for in t jze next rznnvczl st&xteznent.

NQTE. —The figures in the columns of this statenient headed "Reference to Acts, " refer to particular act of appropriation on the first page, which authorizes the expenditure of the placed on the same line with them in the column headed "Appropriations, for the year.

STATE.REJECT exhzbit, ng' the balances of approprzations unexpended on the 31st December, 1834: A/so the appropriations and expenditures on accotznt of the military service of the Uizited 88atesfor the year 1835; to~ether zoith the unexpended balances on the 31st December& 183o, velticlz are to be accotznted for zzz the next annzzal statement.

DATES AND TITS ES OF THE ACTS OF APPROPRIATIONS.

180.3, April 93, An act mal ing provision for arming and equipping the whole body oi' the militia of the United Statess 1819, March 3, An act making provision for the civilization of the Indian tribes adjo ning the frontier settlements. 1828, May 15, An act. for the relief of certain surviving officers and soldiers of th e revolution. 1832, June 7, An act suppleinen tary to ' An act for tbe relief of certain surviving officers and. Soldiers of the revolu'. ion. " 1833, July 5, An act. to provide for liquida!ing and paying certain claims of the Slate of Virginia. 1833, Ma. rch o, An act for the relict' of certain invalid pensioners therein named. 183-1, June 30, Acts for the relief of the legal representatives of Captain Vv'illiam Royall, Hu, h MCGinnis, Judith Thomas, and David Pal- mer and lvrancis Suzone. 1834, June 30, An. act for the r lief of sundry citizens of the United States wbo have lost property by the rlepredations of certain Indian tribes. 1831, June 30, An act to carry into full effect tbe fourth article of the treaty of the 8th January, IS21, with the Creek nation of Indians, so far as relates to the clairils of citizens of Georgia against said Indians, prior to 1802. 1835, January W', An act inaking appropriations for the revolutionary and other pen- sioiiers for the year 1835. 1835, January o7, An act making appropris. tions for the support of the army for the year 1S35. 1835, January 97, An act nlsking appropriations for thc current expenses of the Iil- dian Departinent for the year 1835. 1835, January 97, An act lnaking appropriation for the completion of'the military barracks at New Orleans. 1835, January 27, An act for the relief of Francis Lasselle, and others, Michigan volilnteel's. 15 1835, February 0, An act for th relief of Colonel John Eugene Leitensdorfer. 15 1835, February 91, An act for the completion of certain improvements in Florida. 17 1835, February M, An act to cmnplete certa''n roads in the Territory of Arkansas. 19 1835, February A, An aci for improving the harbor at the mouth of the river Raisin, in the Territory of Michigan. 1835, March 3, An act makin appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses of governm nt, for the year 1835. 1835, March 3, An act for the continuation and repair of the Cumberland road, in the States of Ohio, Indiana, and Ill.'nois. 1835, March 3, All act mal'ing appropriations for certain roads, and for examina tions aud surveys, for the year 1835. 1835, March 3, An act making additional appropriations for the Delaware breakwater, and I'or certain harbors, and removing obstructions in and at tile mouths of certain river~, for the year 1835. 1835, March 3, An acr, making appropriations for Indian annuities and other similar objects, for the year 1835. 1835, March 3, Acts for thc relief of Jonn J. Avery, Thomas Buford, Samuel But- ler, Shuhael Conan t, the legal representatives oi' Thomas Clem, - mons, Ricldle Becktle, and Heddington, and their legal repre- sentaIives; George C. Seaton, and the legal representatives of Aaron Smith. 118 s rATEML'NT.

))) Balances on AFproI!h/I SPECIFIC OBJECTS OF APPROPRIATIO¹ the 1st Jan. t iona Sj!t)th, 0 1835. year 11166,

Pay of the Army and subsistence of Olficers ll 3GG, 907 18 1, ~01, 944 Subsistence Department ll "0/ 735 93 34l, /OO Quartermaster's Department 11 181, 139 93 3l9, OOO Transportation of OI!lcers' baggage, 8'cc. ll ll, 987 29 53, OOO 5'7 Transportation of the Army, cise. 11 4ti, 799 138, MO Forage 11 10, 548 84 60, 331 Purcbasing Department 11 13, 856 80 154, 387 Payments in lieu of clothing for discharged soldiers 11 410 17 :iO, OOO Clothing for Oil!cers' servants 11 "/79 57 24, 810 Bounties and premiums (A'/99, /77 39 Gratuities- 11 '. (A'l 1, 951 93 Expenses of recruiting 11 (A) 90, 556 48 Medical or Hospital Department 11 19,081 9S 31 or)OO ~ Contingencies of the Army 11 4, 685 N 10)Otl Arrearages prior to 1st July. 1815 ll 7, 433 41 Arrearages prior to 1817, per act o7th January, 1S35 11 ~OO Invalid and half pay pensions 10 69, 498 /I %1,919 Invalid pensions per act of '2d March, 1833 G 166 61 Pensions to widows and orphans 10 3, 844 54 ~o Revolutionary pensions 10 973, 005 68 458 999 4 Revolutionary penscons, act 1839 per of 7th June, 1, 307, 686 I Revolutionary claims, per act of 15th 18"8 May, 9, 091 N Liquidating encl paying certain claims of the State of V/rginia 16, ii86 44 Pay and. subsistence of Ofiicers, Cadets, 8cc. at West Point 18 95, 698 . 95, 698 Pay of Adjutant's and Quartermaster's Clerks at West Point 18 Fuel, forage, 900 stationery, 8zc. at West Point 18 965 Forage for Officers 9, do 18 1, 159 IM Clothing for Otllcers' 1, servants 18 995 330 Increase aud expenses of Library c10 18 873 Models for Drawing Department do 18 1, IHO Models for Engineering Department c10 18 Philosophical 6OO Apparatus do 18 586 Mineralogy, Ar/illery, an/i Sword Exercise do 18 1, 4OO A building /br exercises cl0 13,000 Repairs arrd improvements of buildings cl0 ]8 G 598 Miscellaneous items clo 18 48 39 1, 558 Expenses of Board of Visiters do 18 9, 000 National Artnories 11 330, 000 Additional machinery and fixtures at Springfield Armory 10)800 Gun racl-s and window shutters to new arsenal, 8.c. Springfield Armory 4, 400 A shop for welding and boring at Springfield Armory 1, 500 A Steam Engine do 1, 500 Forging shops, tilt-hammers, 8cc. at Harper's Ferry Armory 7, 300 Completion of the machinery, 8cc. at Harper's Ferry Armory 11,914 86 Erec)ing store-houses, 8zc. Harper's Ferry Armory 4)589 87 Right to water power for rifie factory on Shenancloah at Iiarper's Ferry Armory 9, 000 Completmg custom-house building Arsenals G, NN 14, 433 94, 334 Payment of taxes on United States Arsenal on the Schuylkill 46 41 Ordnance service- 20, 990 33 68, 4OO Aru) ament of fortifications c I 3/6 49 100, 000

Carried I'orward 1,473, 890 91 5, 309, 749 9' 179

Amounts Balances ot - Balances and Repaym'ts Aggregate Payments Balances un- carried to approprta- approp&ia- tnade in at ai~tabte for made in expended in the surplus uons 3lst tions. 1835. ~the year 1833. 1835. 1835. fund in December, 1835. 1835.

1, 668, 851 18 196, 050 39 1)794, 010 5/ 1, 385)304 6/ 409, 605 90 409, 605 0') 519)435 03 / 535 O'I 556, 07l. 51 34b, /44 67/ 210)226 84 910,296 84 493, 132 93 68, !f55 18 56', 088 ll 460, 310 28 10!,777 83 101,7'77 83 64 08/ 9 3, (i&35 61 68)682 Hj 54, 086 36 14, 596 47 14,596 47 184, 722 5 / 19, 464 00 204, 187 47 169, 0b3 /8 35, 123 60 35, 193 69 70, 879 84 9, 3&92 (io /3, 2/2 44 45'505 /I&9 27, &66 95 2'7, '766 95 lvo 5.& , I 168, 243 80 4&538 4H 17'2, 782 28 2 6 o05 76 505 76 30, 410 1/ 9, 0(io 93 39&4/1 10 32, 471 10 95, 580 57 33(i 61 25, 926 18 21 5&93 (/3 4, 333 15 4, 333 15 99, 777 39 1, G56 7! 31,431 10 3, 040 09 28, 304 01 98, 394 Ol 1, 951 93 1, 951 03 1, 051 93 897 93 1,054 20'556 48 1, 200 HG 21 &57 34 10, 910 05 1)846 30 1,846 39 43, 581 98 299 89 43, 881 87 4 32b 4(i 0, 555 41 9, 555 41 14, 685 23 56 50 14, '741 73 9, 263 6/ 5, 478 06 5, 478 06 9, 433 41 0, 433 41 3, 033 32 6, 400 09 G, 400 09 1, 500 1, 500 157 1, 343 1,343 310, 717 71 156 80 310, 8/4 51 191,fi04 11 180, 27O 4O 189,2/0 40 156 80 156 80 156 80 2 215 2v I, 344 54 6, 344 54 4, 129 97 9)215 27 , 6, v/37 233 81 411,814 410 81 325, 419 Hl I 73'2, 005 15 5, 228 66 325, 1, 397, 685 05 5 1, 32/, 690 05 1, 327, 6'00 O5 79, 021 00 79, 021 09 78, 021 09 1, 000 1,000

1G, GSG 46 16, 686 4(i 16, 6SG 46 101,396 242 25 191,638 25 176, 949 14 689 25 14,680 25 900 000 900 9, 965 9, 965 0&065 "'& 304 2, 304 9, 078 226 92G 55o 555 535 25 10 75 10 /5 873 873 8/3 1, 180 1, 180 1)1SO 600 GOO 600 58o 585 585 1, 400 1, 400 1, 400 13, 000 13)000 13,000 6 528 6 528 6, 52S ". 1, 60G 39 1, 606 39 1'558 48 9 9 QOO 2, 000 2, 000 330, 000 330, 019 320, 09/ 42 21 58 21 58 10, 800 10, 800 10, 800 4, 400 4, 400 4)400 1, 500 1, 500 1, 500 1, 500 1, 500 1, 500 1, 500 1)500 7, 300 /, 300 6, 500 800 800

11,914 Sfi 11,914 86 11,914 86 4, 539 8/ 4, 589 87 4, 589 8& 9, 000 2, 000 2, 000 2, 000 800 800 6, 800 6, 800 6, 6, 382 26 108, 737 17, 176 30 125, 043 30 114, 561 04 11,382 96 11, 46 41 46 41 46 41 46 41 536 93 300 33 614 31 01, 004 64 86, 468 41 4, 53(& 23 4, 80, 1, 97 3,628 27 191,3'76 49 191,376 49 117,748 92 3, 628

" "' l 424 009 10 6, 697 9 1,41/, :11 1/ 733 633 /8 269, 695 56 /, 046, ~s 0 34 5, 699, 320 24 180 STATEMENT

Balances on AppmING SPECIFIC OBJECTS OF APPROPRIATION. the 1st Jan. tioas for tl 1835. year 1831

Brought forward 1,4"(3, 890 91 5, 309, 749 Cannon l0, 483 33 Arn&ing and equipping militia 117,701 04 900, 099 Accoutrements and swords 13&849 50 Purchase of 5, 000 sets of accoutrements for artillery and infantry 14, 250 Repairs and contingencies of fortifications 4, 6l3 45 Fort Adams 5, 000 Fort Cd.lhoun 63, 000 Fort Colutnbus and Castle Williams 33,000 Fort Dela war: 45 000 Jacl-son Fort /33 71 Fort Warren on George's Island, Massachusetts Fr5 000 Fort Schuyler on Throgg's Neck, New York 86&, 400 Fort Macon Fort Caswell on Oak Island, Cape Fear, North Caro? jna 1, 410 Fort Pulaski on Coclcspur Island, Georgia 37 000 Fort Morgan on iVlobile Point, Alabama '790 65 Fort Livirtgston on Grancie Terre, Barataria, Louisiana 50, 000 Fortificatit~&ns in Charleston harbor 9, 370 Preservation of Castle Island, and repairs of Fort In- depende&nce 1 /, 594 Preservation of George's Island, Boston harbor Sea 990 60 Wall, Deer Island, Boston harbor 1, 130 W'harf and site at Fort Moultric Barraclrs at Fort Crawford 1&500 Barracks at Fort Monroe Barracks, 'quarters, kc. at New Orleans 930 Barracks at Michilimackinac 1, 74 107, 500 ' Barracl-s, quarters, stor. houses TemporaIly repairs of barracl's at Fort Gibson 000 Carrying 'on works in the 5, City of Savannah 1, 049 45 Carrying'on works at Green Bay Breakwater near 9, 000 ihe mouth of Delaware bay 030 Breakwater in iVLerrimack 3, 19 100, 000 river, Massachusetts 8& '760 Breakwater at Hysnnis harbor, Massachusetts 5'230 000 Piers at the mouth of Bufialo harbor, New York 9, Piers at the entrance 17, 739 38 of Kenncbunk river, Maine '7, 300 Pier and Mole at Osweg'o, New York The vcork at Black 99, 3GO Rock harl. or, New York 7, 000 The work at Dunkirk harbor, New Yorl 99 1, 418 9/ Erec&it&g and completing thepier in front oi Dunl-irk harl o~r 99 9, 570 IG Securing the works at Black river„Ohio 99 Securing the works at Pr'esque 4, 499 Isle, Pennsylvania '7, 000 r 000 Completing ihe works at Genesec river, New York 29 preservatic n of Provincetown 9, 399 harbor, Massachusetts 99 4&G39 41 4ll preservation of Plymouth beach, Massachusetts 4, 7/99 Deepening the channel, mouth of Pascagoula river, Mlsslsslppl 8, 969 94 Improving the harbors of Nev; Castle, Marcus Hook, Chester, and Port Penn, in Delawarc- 5, 033 6, 000 Improv:ng the ha'rbor of'Presque Is!e, 1&ennsylvania Improving the harbor of 3, 0-15 Cleaveland, Ohio 92/9 Impro;/ng the harbor of Chicago, Illinoii 9, 81 8, C70 91 39, 6(N Improvin~ the harbor at the mouth of the river Michigan Raisin, 18 30, 000 Improving the harbor of Mobile, Alabama 9o 10, 474 55 17, 997 GG Improv&ng the navigation of the Ohio, Missouri and Mississippi rivers /&9 50, 000

Carri=d forward 9, 168, 699 57 5, 890, 918!0 Amounts Balances of "'Sa)ances and Repay m'ts Aggregate Payments Balauc s un carried to appl'opt'ia; , ('t appropria- made in ava table for made in expended in the surplus tions 3&1st tiou. s. 1835. the year 1835. 1835. 1835. fund rn Decenibcr, 1835. 1835.

'I;& 783, 633 (8, 2(62 695 56 '7, 016, 329 34 5, 622, 320 2' 1, 424&009 10 6, 697 93 1,417, 311 I'7 10, 483 33 10, 4H3 33 1, 691 23 8, 791 10 8, (92 10 317, 701 04 3, 271 Sl 320, 9(2 85 165, 980 32 154, 992 53 154,992 53 13, 819 50 13 849 50 13 8(() 51)

14.2oO 14, 250 11,250 14,250 4, 613 45 694 70 5, 308 15 4, 884 81 423 34 423 34 5, 000 5, 000 5&000 63, 000 270 Hl i&3, 2IO 81 58, 200 .'&, 070 81 5, 070 Sl '-' 33, 009 33, 000 30, 000 &OOO 3, 000 l5, Ol)0 45, 000 45, 000 )') 7(J ) ) ', )5&, 0i)0 85, 000 85, 00'i) 86, 400 86, 400 38, 113 38 4'7&956 62 '"7,956 G2 '/5 (5 75 75 1, 410 1, 419 56 2, 829 56 1, 410 1, 419 56 1, 419 56 3, 000 3, 000 3, 000 790 65 (90 65 790 65 50, 000 50, 000 50&000 2, 370 2, 382 2, 382 17, 591 1 "/, 594 I'7, 594 220 Gi) 2&0 60 220 CO 1, 130 1, 130 1, 130 1, 500 1, 500 1. , 5MI 1, 500 943 96 943 96 190 52 (53 44 53 44 n) o4 24 IOH, (30 74 194 05 108, 924 91,230 '74 17, 694 05 17694 05 23 7(0 23 (0 23 70 1, 005 36 1, 01)5 36 1&005 36 5, 000 5 000 5, 000 1, 019 45 1, 019 45 1, 049 45 ",000 2, 000 2, 090 103, 030 19 103, 030 19 37, 6&8 16 65, 382 03 65, 382 03 8, '769 8, (60 4, 000 4, (60 3, 860 14, 230 14, 230 9, 130 5, 100 5, 100 I(, (39 38 I, IG3 G5 18, 903 03 14, (30 84 4, 17/2 19 4, 172 19 7, 300 (&300 G, OOO 1 300 1,300 22, 360 22(, 360 10, 80i) 11 560 11&560 7/, C)00 495 85 (, 495 85 (, 000 495 85 495 85 1,418 27 1, 418 27 1, 418 2/

9, 570 1.6 4(6) 25& 10, 046 41 10, 046 41 4, 400 55'7 I(& 4, 957 15' 4, 622 68 334 4( 334 47 12, 000 1, 263 93 13, 263 93 13, 263 93 2, 390 2, 390 2, 39i) 9, 039 41 9, 039 41 4, 76&3 76 4, 275 C5 '700 (00 '700

8&962 9-1 8, 962 94

ill, 033 11,033 11, 033 3, 015 3, 045 3, 045 9, 229 Rl 9, 229 81 9, 051 68 178 13 178 13 41;470 91 41, 470 91 37, ((0 91 3, 700 3, '700 30, 000 30, 000 30, 000 28 4/& 15 28, 472 15 2S, 4(2 15 50, 000 50, 000

044 Gl 33 912 77 1761 I I SI 8, 059, 611 4/ 274, 563 58 8, 334, 1(5 05 1& 539, 130 44 I (95, 7 182 STATEME5g

t Balances ou A pli!'cprttt SPECIFIC OBJECTS OF APPROPRIATION. 1st January, !,!oils fur the 1835. year lb;:5,

o I Brought forward IG8~692 57 5, 890, 918 90 Imurcvin the navigatM!n of the Ohio river between pittsburg and the Falls 50, 000 Improving the navigation of the Hudson river 69, 000 river below Improving the navigation of Cape Fear oo Wilmingonr North Carolina 20, 000 Improving the navigation of Cumberland riv' r, Ten!i. "2 "0$ Improvin~ the navigation of' Arkansas river 2o 40, 000 o ) Improving the navigation of Reel river 50 000 Improving inland channel between St. Mary's and S!. John' s, Florida 9, 000 15,000 Imprnving the navigation of Chatnhoochie riiir, f!'om " Ce&lar Bluff to the Big Spring 16 COO Removing obstructions in Big Sodtrs bay„New York 11, (90 Removing obstructions in Hurcn ri er, Ohio 4, 3&1 87 Removing obstruct&fans a! the mouth of Blac.: river, Ohio Removing cbstruc!ions in Grand r.'ver, Ohio 11,009 39 ' oo Removing obstructions in Ashtabuln creel-, Ohia 5, 019 94 &, 591 Removing obstructions in Ocraccke inlet, iit. C. 9, 300 Removin~g cbstructions in Savannah river, Gecrgia 29, 95G 94 20&000 Removing obstruc!, ions in the river and harbour, cf St. Mark's 100 Removing obstructions in Chipola river If& 5, 000 Clearing out the Ochlawaha river 16 10„000 Monument on Steel's ledge 4, 600 Beacon light on the piers at the mou!h of Genesee river and Sodas bay IS 4, CQO 3r &50 Beacon light on one of the piers at the harbor of Oswe~m 18 3, 666 G'485 Beacon light on a proper si!e for Huron river o, (:0O Removing light liouse now on north encl of Goat island 13,'!&00 32, 400 Beacon light on the pier at Conneaut river 30 Rebuilcling the light house on Brandywine Sho" Is 29, 0CO Surveys a~ad estimates, roads nnd canals &21 5, &11 33 95, (OO; Cumberland road in Ohio wes: of Zanesville r! oo 41, 400 200, 0CO Cumberland road in In&liana oo 113,562 IOO, OCO Cumberland road in Illinois I21,231 0~& Repairs of the Cumberland road east of the Ohio 20 OO, O38 4o 346, 180 "F' Arrearages due contractors on the Cumberland road 1, 609 36 Payment to Isaiah Frost, for wo!T- on thc Cumberland load o'I '320 Balance due Valentine Giesy, late superinterdent of Cumberlnn&I road, east of the Ohio 18 800 8 P. oad from Detroit to Saganaw bay 21 5, 5&9 83 10, 000 Road from Detroit to Chicago 21 5, 401 18 10,000 Road from Detroit to Grand river o1 Road from Detroi' to Fort Gratiot '1 3,000 Road frcm Lnplaisance bay to the Chicago roncl 21 30 66 10,0CO Road between Sheldon's and river St. Joseph, Michigan 10, 000 Rond between Niles's and the river St. Joseph, Miclti~~nn 5, 000 Rond from Vis!ula to the Indiana State line 5, CCO Road from Clinton to the rapids of Grand river 8,'OOO Road frcm Memphis to Little Rocl-, Arkansas 8, 000 46 Road from Memphis to Williazr. S!rong's, on St. Francis 1'1VC1' 21 78, 000 106,000 Roads from Helena and Jacl&:on in Arkansas 10, 000 Road from AVilliam Strong's to BatesviIlc, Arkansas 7, 000 Road from Columbia to Li!tie Rock, Arkansas -. 10, 000 Road frcm the northern L&nmclnry of Florida. to Appnla, — chico!a 9 500

Carried forward ' „%3,517 92 7 001, 304 3' O', 041tinued.

Amounts Balances of 'i'lalances and I Repayln (s Ag regate Payments Balances un- carried to appropria- '& appropria, - made in avat)able for made in expended in the surplus tions 31st tions. 1835. the year 1835. 1835. 1835. fund in December, 1S35. 1835.

"3,059, 641 4/974, 563 58' 8, 334)175 05 6, 539, 130 44 l, i95, 044 61 33, 919 77 1,'/61, 131 84 60, 000 5o ooo 50, 000 6J, GJO 48 37' b9, 048 3/ 69', 048 37

) 90, 000 1)769 99 91, 7G9 9!) 12, 000 9, 769 99 9, &69 99 9&, 500 2 &, 500 15&, ODQ '7, 500 '7, 500 Ij 4G, GOD 40, 000 5, 000 35, 000 35,000 ( 59, 000 50, 000 49 751 949 949

94, r&00 94, 000 9, 000 15, 000 15,000 9, 000 9)000 9, 000 2, 000 11, igo 14, 7!)0 10, "/90 1, 000 1,OGO 4, 3]j Sj 4, 377 8'7 9 592 8 1) I85 9, 000 9, 000 9, 000 11,009 39 11,009 39 10, 883 29 126) 10 19G 10 42, 640 94 19, 610 94 5, 197 9(i 7, 483 GH 7, 483 GS 9, 300 !),300 9, 300 49, 956 94 49, 956 94 31, 356 g4 18, 600 18,6OO 109 100 100 loo 5, GGQ 5, 000 1, Goo 4, 000 4, 000 10, 000 10&000 G)000 4, 000 4)GN) 4, 600 4, 600 4, 134 466 466

M50 Q i, '750 10&15l 10, 154 9, 911 940 9, 600 9 iiCO 9)(OO 46, 000 46, 000 1, 000 45 000 45, 000 30 30 30 2.'), 000 99, 000 550 8 4eo 98, 450 03 :3i)& jll 33 139 69 30, 843 22, 963 92 580 0 8, 580 & 12 95 9 4 l, 40() 1. 95 241, 41' go 241, 400 243, 56 & 9l3), ob9 24:3, 569 931 97 4?4, 931 9 / lol 231 9 / 409, 000 19, 931 97 19, 1'2, 396&29/& 3g6, 2?5 383, 951 "» P?, 973 45 9 &3 1, 609 36 1, bo&J 36 60 7o 1, 548 bl 1,548 Gl 390

862 Hj Ho2 Hj 869 87 '3 5 I o 34 4 59 4 5&9 15, 5ig 83 lo, 579 8, 15 & 9" 9' 15, 401 48 ].88 92 15, 5&JO 10 5, 401 18& 10, 188 10,188 2o 007 25, 000 25, GGO 3, GGQ 3, 000 3, 000 10, 030 o6 10, 030 Go 10, 030 66 10, 0QO 4. 0, 009 10, 00G 5, 000 5, 000 5, 000 5, 0oi) 5, 0QG 5, 000 8, 0;!0 8, 000 8, 000 3 000 46! '3, 000 4G S, OOG 46 8, 000 46 5 000 106,000 1S$,000 184, 000 /8, 000 106, 000 000 10, 000 10, 00O 40, 2, 000 00&) 7, 000 5, 000 9, 000 7, 379 85 93)9 S5 10, 0QG 10, 0QG '7, 620 15 9, 9,000 9 5GO 9, 500 500

09S 14 115 37 709 43 161,531 io 8 , 018, 503 5 6.2, 143, , ''9, 88$, 899 9/ 976, 10, ill, Balances on Appropitt„ SPECIFIC OBJECTS OF APPROPRI XTION. thc 1st J'n. . tions for ih) 1835. year 1835, O

Brought forward ', 8~~, 317 92 7, 001, 304 Q Roue! from Pensacola bay to Pit;;nan's feriy, Flori!Ia IG 4, 000 Road from Fort Towson to the northern boundary of Louisiana 17 l5, NN Repairing Military ro-d from Pensacopa to Tallahassee, and thence to St. Augustine 21 15, 000 To complete the road from the southern boundary of' Missouri, by Jacksou, I.iule Rocl-, an(1 Washington to Fulton 17 20, 000 Survey of a road from Tal!ahassee to Cape Florida 500 Bolance due Commissioners for surveying road from . Laplaisarcc bay to the Chicago road GOS &6 Balalce c!ile ( v!irn. : 'i:!«"s tci' inalkillg a r(&u!I to New ixiexic. ; & For payment of' balance di:e to Gurclon Trumbull, superintendent of public works, Stonin ton harbor 962 1G Pay ol militia and volunteers of Illinois and other States I /5, 343 01 Payment of Captain M«George's company of Incliana militia 700 Pay ancl subsistence of mountecl rangers Pay!nent of Missouri militia claims for services in 1829 919 85 Payment of claims of militia nncl Indians of Illinois an!i Aiichigan, for services in 1831 Payment of the claims of the militia of Georgia 37, G69 47 Payment of balance due for militia services in Michi- gan in the war with Black Hawlc 2, 000 Suppression of Indian a" ressions on the frontiers of Georgia anc! Florida 3, 839 86& Repressing Indian hostilities on the western frontier 94, 6SO Regiment of dragoons P!iblication of a new system of tactics and discip! inc 18 9, 600 Compensation to Winfield Scott, the author anc! compiler of a new system of tactics and discipline 18 5, 000 Relief of John Nicks '7, l4, Relief of sundry individuals 15, 93, 1, 383 92 11,660 '» dc 94. Satisfaction of a contract with John Urquh art as Surgeon 450 Civilization of Indians 8, 090 65 10, 000 Pav of Indian agents and superintendents of Indian Affairs 19 3, 599 94 15, 000 Pay of Indian sub-agents 12 10, 968 05 10, 500 Pay of interpreters ancl translators 19 10, 559 64 &, 500 Pay of gun ancl black smiths, and assistants, at the several agencies 11,501 33 Presents to Indians 19 137 9i 5, 000 Iron, steel, coal, dec. for gun ancl blacksmith's shops 4, 653 3:- Transportation and distribution of annuities 8, 991 9; ' Provisions for Indians at the distribution of annuities 12 6, 770 61 11,800 Houses for Indian agents and blacksmith shops 19 5, GO7 3& 9, 000 Contingencies of Indian Departm! nt 19 29, 699 3& '7, 000 Exchange of land with Indians, ancl their removal west 11 56 Effecting treaty with Choctaws of 11th October, 1S20 16, 151 43 Choctaw schools, pro" eeds of 54 sections of land 9, 528 87 Cherokee schools under treaty of 27th Februarv, 1819 3/ 19 Effectin certain Indian treaties, per act of 94th May, 1828 178 oe Extinguishment of the titles of Delawares to r&:servations in Ohio 1, 179 83 Expenses in prosecuting Winnebago prisoners 199 58

Carried forward 8 3&341, 389 63 "/, 143&365 Fi tinued.

A. mounts Balances of. and Repaym'ts lt, aces Aggregate Payments Balances un- carrie!1 to ap pl'op!'! a" &rop!ia- macle in availab~le for made in exl&endecl in the surplus t!ons Hfst . !cns. le 35. the year 1835. 1835. 1835 fund in Decembe!', 18 35. 18' 5. c&4, 822 2i 276, 7(09 43 10, 161,5 I i0 S, 018, 503 56 ?, 143, 028 14 33, 912 2, 109, 115 3/ 4)003 4, 000 2)481 39 1, 518 61 1,518 61

!5,000 15, 000 3, 000 12, 000 12,000

' l:,000 15, 000 14, 000 1, 000 1,000

?0, 000 20, 000 20, 000 20, 000 500 500 500 500

608 (6 608 (6 340 2l nc( 2( 8

262 16 262 16 262 16 75)343 Ol 32, 2iO (7 207, 613 78 3, 283 19 204, 330 59 204, 330 59

700 i 00 295 80 404 20 404 20 92 54 92 54 92 919 S5 23 90 943 i5 943 5 9(o

4)HC&3 59 4, 363 59 4, 3G', 3 59 4, 363 59 37 669 ' ( 3(, 669 4i 3(, 669 4i Hi, C&69 4'7

2, 0?10 2, 000 2, 000 2, COO 3, 839 86 3, 839 86 3, 839 86 3, 839 86)' 94, 680 1)000 95, CHO 2, 0GG 45 93 613 55 93)613 55 44)009 75 44, 009 i5 9, 523 92 34, 485 SH 34)485 83 2, 600 2, GOO 2, 600

5 OOO 5, 0&00 5, 000 2)327 12 2, 32/ 12 2&327 12 2, 327 12

13,043 99 13, 043 99 10, 531 51 2 512 48 2, 51 48

450 450 450 18, 020 65 18, 020 65 6, 448 33 11,5"12 32 11,572 32

'18,)522 24 2, 00 420 20, 526 44 1'7, 949 32 2, 5i'7 12 '2, 577 12 2!,468 05 233 33 21, 7(01 38 9' 341 44 12, 356 94 12, 35G 94 '18, 059 63 1)84(d 98 19, 906 62 8, 920 10, 98G G2 10,986 62 11, 501 33 4!i? 84 11,964 1'7 1, (39 10, 225 li 10.225 1'I '2l 13'7 28 1)26l 83 25, 399 11 5, 6?8 03 19, 7((l 08 19,771 08 4 653 195 (8 4, 849 11 1C&1 3( 4, C)87 74 4, 687 74 8, 9'2l 97 4 Ho«S 11 13, 280 08 831 C&0 12, 448 48 12, 371 48 (( ~18, 570 64 3, 459 12 22, 029 '16 4, i95 G-". 17, 2:34 12 1(,234 12 "/3 '7, ; '7, 60/ 37 133 23 "(, (40 C&0 293 '7, 44G 8™i 446 87 9'7, 83 36, 622 34 200 40 3&"))829 74 9, '701 91 2 , 120 83 120 '/, 1'I 11 5C) 1"/, '72H 32 17, 739 HH 10, 287 71 7'452 17 452 1C&, 151 43 16, 151 43 16)003 43 WH 148 2, 52H 8 i 2, 528 87 i22 50 1, 80G 3( 1,806 37 37 19 2. 056 88 2, 094 0"I 1, (20 374 Oi 374 0'7 1'78 08 178 OS 1(8 08 1, 1'79 83 1, 179 83 l, liH 83 129 58 129 58 129 58

' ". 113 18 356&0(0 80 2, H55, 012 38 i84, (17 (5 394 , 738 12 10, 8i9, 485 Hi S , 168, 3 (2 69 9, ill, i ]SJ STATEME~

)o r) rn Balances on Approl r)) the 1st Jan. tions SPECIFIC OBJECTS OF APPROPRIATION. ro foi rr) 0 1835. year II

Brou ht forwarrl 3, 341, 389 63 7) 143)3 Vacc in a!ion of Indian tribes 5, 007 10 Ckrirns a ainst Osag s by citizens of United States Effecting treaty with Potowatiamies, per act of 2d March, 18 &9 GO) 92 Et% cting treatv u ith Creeks, pcr act ' 2rl May) 1826 387 19 Aiding ~Creeks in their removal, per act 9th May, 1828- 3, 261 ()2 R liet' of fri nrlly Indians on the nortliwest frontier 15', r» 45 Efi'ec', ing treaty ivith Cherokees, per act 21th May, 1828 7, 180 59 E.'l: erin ~treatyof Buttedes Mores, peract20th May, 1830 20 09 Effecting treaty with YVinnebagoes, per act 2o:h March, 1830 2)0 78 Effecting treaty with Chippewas and Ottawas, per act 25rh irdarch, 1830 617 10 Curn and other provisions for Seininole Indians 1 500 Holrlin 9 treaties with Indians in relation to the High- wassee canal 2, 459 19 Indian Annuities and other similar objects, per act of 3rl 2&n. ck, 1835, and prior.

Ann:iiiics. o various indians and Inrlian tribes 166, 303 19 354 Education of Indiau youtlis 28, 5)H 29 45, M Blacl-smiihs, gunsmiths, millers, )erc. G, 579 01 Ti c ry transl)ortation and distribution of annuities, and agricultural implements, D-c. 9, 101 G4 Claims against Ottawas, under 7th and 16th articles of treaty of 3d August, 1831 50 Fulfilinent of 19tla and 14th articles of treaty with Choc- taw. ', of 15th September, 1830 1,046 47 I'ulfilment of 3d and. 5th articles of the Creelr treaty of 21th March, 1839 9, 000 I. ffec!i)ug certain Indian Treaties) per act of 2d rtfarck, 1831.

Improvements abandonerl by Cherol-ees of Arl allsas 15, 455 86 Expenses n relation to r attle, Choctaw 915 75

8!ipnlations of certain Treaties for 1831, per act 20th April, 183'.

Claims of C!)erokees forimprovements abanrloned under treaty of 8th July, 1817, and conveniion of 97th Feb- ruary, 1819

5'ti, ))i!alions of certain Treaties milk Creeks, Ska'tu)nees, rf-c. , per act 4th tnt)e 1839. Rifle~, ammunition, and blankets 1, 320 Taki ig censu, anrl mal-ing selections of reservations 318 Removing and keeping off intruders upon Creek lands 987 33 Sundry ar'ticles as presents for Shawnees 169 49 S'11 in~ the property of Indians for Sh ivnees 300 C rta!i. articles, per 10th article of treaty, for Ottawas 72 82 Esoenses attending the sale of Indian property, per 6th article, for Otto, was 300 Sundry articliei as presents, per 10th article, for Senecas anil Sliawnees, of Lewistown 190 89 S lling property of Senecas aud Shownees of Lewistown 300

Carrierl forvvar)i 4)) 3, 603, 957 96 7 r54g, 4' i Amounts Balances of '"cs jtt and Repaym'Li A gregate Payments Balances un- ca, l'1 lecl fo appl'opl'l a- opria- mad: in available for made in expended in the surplus tions 3lsi &ns. 1835. the year 183o. 1835. 1835. fund ln December, 1835. 183J.

'»&4 jjjj, , 71/ 7&38 12 10 8 9 48J 87 S, 1G8, 372 69 711&113 18 356, 0&0 80 2, 3JJ,042 , 007 10 425 24 5 4:3:34 5, 007 10 425 24 120 08 120 OH 1P.O 08 120 08

f&07 92 607 92 jII 3,37 19 3H7 19 3H7 19 , QG! G? 3, 261 62 3, 261 Ei2 I»j»)3't 'lJ 15, 350 &:3 15, 321 45 n9 2&8 29 28 '7, .j;;, 180 59 180 59 180 Jr9 &, 180 5&9 20 02 20 02 0& 20 02

270 &8 270 78 2&0 78 2&0 &

Eil7 10 6&17 10 617 10 617 10 500 1, 500 1, 500 ' ',', 459 19 2 459 19 2, 459 19

"'!'), '. 388 19 8, 699 71 529, 08& 90 366, 354 34 162 733 56 lti9, 733 J~&

&3, 5 &8 29 39, 883 3 & 33, &i!&4 92 33, &&94 9' &5(2 01 1J6 67 6, 7'?8 E&' 6, 728 GH 6, &28 6&'

Itj?, 10! Gl 3, &48 41 J, 450 Oo , 984 50 2, 46J 55 50

: l, 016 47 1, 016 47 1, 046 4( 1,046 4& jj ?, 000 2, 000 2, 000 2, 000

4'»' "&,45&5& 8'. & 15, 45 Hti lo, , Ht& *J &J nlJ

1, 3'0 1, ;320 953 53 953 53 njit 500 8 IS 318 500 500 n87 33 287 33 & "&7 33 169 4!j lti9 4!j 169 49 300 300 300 && i32 72 82 &2 82

300

190 S? 190 82 190 82 300 300 300

6, 047 3S 408, 018 51~ 11,55 ', 065 89 S, G21, 65G 7? 2, 932, 40 9 17 3G8, 3&o 83 2,&Go!, 032 34 1%3

CJ Balances on o App 1st. J annal". tior&s SPECIFIC OBJECTS OF APPROPRIATION. ) u O 1835. year

'/ Brought forward 3 603 597 26 5191

'. 1 tj~ 'o \ & &nants on ceded reservations and appraising ' 50 I 99 , e&n. i &r Wyandots t&li'. 'cs io emlgt'slits fl'onl Geol'gla 4, 780 . 111 Tran. por. ation and con&ingencies under said treaties 167 . of Ferri&. '. brid ei, «cc. , per 11th article of Creel treaty '2lth tf-'cj&, 1839 Paynten't of debts due by Creel-s, and for their relief

'-'er'ai n Treaties, transporting Indians, f&er act 13th July, 18'S'&.

T. an-. jl&n'in an(1 subsisting Indlian emigrants i&&s'. of the .iltssissippt 900 Tn Irrovide for esctingtciskment of Indian titles, per act 14th July, 1839.

Extinguishment of Indian titles to lands in Missouri and Illinois 15, 041 45 Annuity to Shawnees 1, 689 Procuring assent of Menonlonies to treaty 50 50

To carry into egect c rtain Indian Treaties, and for other Irurf oses, per act 2d 3Iarck, 1S33.

EQecting treaty with Menomonies of 8th I'ebruary, 1831 G, GOO Ditto Ot!awas of 18th Februarl, 1839 Ditto Winnebagoes of 15th Sept, ember, 1839 1, 875 (l Dluo Sacs and Foxes of 91st Septem- ber, 1839 1, )M Ditto Shawnees and De]awares of 6th October, 18M 90, 450 Ditto Kaskaskias and Peorias of 7th October, 1839 800 Ditto Potowattamies of the Prairie of 90:h October, 18M 1 7(5 69 Ditto Potowattamies of the Wabash of 96th October, 1832 71, 413 77 Ditto Potowattamies of indiana of 97th October, IS39 15S 36 Ditto Ificlrapoos of 94th October and 26th November, 1H32 ' 2'7, 884 81 Ditto Pianl-eshaws and V~ eas of 99tn October, 1839 4, 419 15 Ditto Appatachicolas of 11th October, 1839 Ditto Chickasaws of 28th October, 1839 94, 699 88 Ditto Senecas of 99th December, 1839 1 343 55 ~ Trarspo tation of annuities and agricultural implements 6, 893 80 Appraising Chippewa improvements abandoned GOO Removing and subsisting Indians 969, 691 58 573 I Expenses incu "red in arresting Ioway prisoners ia 1899 1, 093 38 Locating, surveying and bounding Choctaw reservations, per 9th article of treaty of 15:h Septenlber, 1830 1, 500 Expenses of Sac and Fox prisoners a- hostages 10 SG

Carried forward I 4, 138, 743 78 8, 115&4 I Amounts Balances oi tttr aces and Reps ym'ts A/. ~~regate Payments Balances un- carried to appropria- )i'oprla- made in available for made in expended in t!ie surplus tions Bls& ions. 1835. the year 1835. 1835. 1H35. furid, in December, ]835 i "'35.

' i9;, L6, 047/ 38 408, 018 51 11,554, 065 89 8, 621, 656 i2 2, 932, 409 17 368, 376 83 2, 5C4, 032 34 i))' 507 92 50/ 92 507 92 4, /80 4, /80 4, /80 167 11 16/ 11 16&'7 ll 33'7 04 337 04 33'7 04 337 04 39 99 39 99 39 99 99

2OO 200

ItI't5, 041 45 15, 0-11 45 15, 011 45 541 1,' 6S2 1, 682 141 1, 15 50 50 Go Go 50 5O

4 6, 600 12, 565 19, 165 2, 200 lG, 965 16,96&5 3, 451 44 3, 451 44 3, 451 44 3, 451 44

3, /00 5, 5i5 /1 5, 572 GG 5, 5 2 66

1 1, 724 1, 7?4

!i 20, 450 590 20, 950 20, 950 20, 950 t&i SOO 1'73 01 9/3 04 Oi3 04 973 01 1)ii5 69 1, 7(5 69 518 1&257 69 1,25/ 69 j )1,413 (i 16, 63'1 46 88, 051 23 6, 850 18 81, 201 05 81,201 05

58 36 800 958 36 958 36 Oob BG lt 27, 884 81 641 38 28, 526 19 28, 526 19 28, 526 19 i' 4, 419 15 4, 419 1' 4 419 15 4, 419 15 1,280 1, 280 1, 28O 1,280 ), 94, 692 HQ 6, 500 101, 192 HS 101, 192 88 I/t:„ 1&343 55 1, 3-1-3 55 581 1/ 762 38 ioo 38 „„'6, 823 80 3, 078 97 9, 902 /7 966 41 S, 936 36 3, 494 3G 600 600 105 495 4!/5 2& 632 IG . )42, 621 58 1, G34 83 84-4, 6 41 214, 624 25 629)632 16 629, i, 023 38 1, 023 3S 1, 023 38 1)023 BS

1, 500 1, 500 1, 500 1,500 10 86 10 86 10 S6 10 86

/2 3)374, ' 0 ?54) 193 90 459&405 66 12& /13&599 56 8)969&585 64 3 7/44 013 92 369)254 759 190

Balances on App SPECIFIC OBJECTS OF APPROPRIATION. 1st January, t to!is 1835.

Brought forward 4, 138, !43 78 8, 115

I)!dian annuities, and other simiiai objects, pc) act 26th in ac) 1834.

Blacksmiths' establishments 93 6, 312 44 43 Treaty stipulations o3 3, 455 33 Transportation and incidental expenses 23 19, 4:l0 9G 3l Running lines 15, 5l8 b7 Locating reservations 4, 5tl3 87 Lrxpense~s of commission to!reat with indians west 7 898 7l Payment of claims 11,788 33 Rides, blanlrcts, and transpo! tation 3, 197 lo car'I'1J into eJect certairs Indian T!eat". 'cs, &Pc. per act 98th Jntce, 1834.

Treaty with the Seminoles of 9th May, 1832 23, 200 Diu, o Western Cherol-ees oi' 14th February, 1833 3, 500 Ditto Western Creeks of 14th February 1833 9, 850 Ditto Q. uapaws of 13th May, 1833 till 79 Ditto Appalacbicolas of 18th June, 1833 6, 000 Ditto Ottoes and Missourias of 91st Septem- ber, 1833 9 950 Ditto Pawnees of 9th October, 1833 6, 716 24 Transportation and other inc!den!. al expenses under the above 1, 800 Runnin lines 8, 080 11 Locating reservations 3, 900 lmprovemenls abandoned 137, 825 75 Payment of claims 17, 127 55 Provisions 1, 000 Expenses of holding treaties with Pa!vnees, Ottoes, and Missourias 1 031 5 Expenses of Indian Delegations— 9, 500 Payment of claims of citizens of Georgia, under 4th article of Creek treaty of 8th January, 1821, per act of 30l. h June, 1834 141,) Relief of sundry citizens of the United States, for property lost by depredations of certain Indians, per act, of 30', h June, 1834 14,

Indian ann!cities, and other similar objects, per act 3d It farch, 1835.

Carryine into eftect thc treaty of Chicago of 26th September, 1833 G7'l, l Eiolding treaties with Caddoes, Camanches, and other tribes lo, l Ditto Caddoes of Louisiana and Ar- kansas 5, 1 Carrying into effect treaty with Potowattamies recently ratified 5) Fulfilment of 5th article of treaty with Potowattamies of the Wabash, of 1839 93 Expenses of negotiating with Cherokees for their lands in Georgia, Alabama, Forth Carolina, and Tennessee 93 14)l Expenses of conducting the Chicago treaty 23 2 )

Carried forward 4, 429, 991 86 9, 1fI,' I91

Amounts Balances of ttt- !nces and Repaym'[s Aggr'egate Payments Balances un carried to appropria- „.;" ava~ttable made in ttons 31st, propria- made in for expended in the surplus tion s. 1835. the year 1835. 1835. 1835. fund m December, 1835. 1835.

' (' '54, 103 00 459 405 GG 12 713 509 56 8, 960, 585 64 3 744 013 02360 25(t (2 3 3™(4(50:

'.': 31 515 13 10 53l (0 19,531 (0 , 40, 902 44 1, 114 39 51, 04G 83 " O'6, (00 36, 700 21 Qob 59 15, 603 41 15,603 41 ', 50, 080 96 50, 030 9G 13, 576 80 87, 354 07 37)354 07 . 15 518 8'7 15, 518 87 4, 138 Il)880 87 11,380 HI ', 563 87 0(i5 628 8'7 5, 628 87 ;, , 4, 1, 5, :', (, 828 71 '7, 828 71 4, 584 !H 3, 244 23 3,244 23 „','ll, /88 33 11)'788 33 100 11,68H 33 11,6SH 33 ') 3, 191 376 86) 2, 820 14 2, 820 14

ll 23, 200 23)200 15, 400 7, 800 7, 800 500 It 8, 500 3 500 3, 500 3, '. i 2, 850 2 850 :,850 2, 850 671 72 671 (2 178 91 402 81 492 81 'I 6, 000 G, ooo 6, 000 G)000 2, 250 2, 250 2, 250 2, 250 660 90 Itw 6, 7lG 24 6, 71(i 24 46 25 6, 669 90 6, 1, 800 l, snO 99 1, 700 25 1) /00 25 168 11 912 5.912 , alt 8, 080 11 8, 080 11 2, 5, 3, 900 3', 0OO 3, 700 200 200 ], 406 6/ 4, 406 6'7 , !,1. 37) H25 (5 13(,825 (5 83, 419 08 4, 12'7 161 22 966 33 14,966 33 , I:, l!7)127 55 17, 55 2, 14, 1,000 f)ll 1, 000 1, 000 1)000 031 53 II! 1, 081 53 1, 031 53 1, 031 53 1, 2, 500 2, 500 2, 500 2, 500

, -11,055 91 1 41, 055 01 141,055 01

14, 118 20 14, 118 20 14, 118 20

09 )il, 080 53 677, 080 58 4 855 203, 233 99 203, 233

10, 000 10, 000 10, 000 5, 000 5, 000 5, 000 5, 469 5, 469 5, 469

7, 857 50 386) 75 7, 694 25 '7, 694 25 999 25 158 '75 14, 15S '75 10, 159 50 3, 999 25 3, 14, 53 1,536 53 2, 536 53 2, 536 53 1,000 1, 536

038 18 4 115 7, (' 02 369, 254 72 3,746, 521 30 !j29, 862 40 461, 951 80 18, 901, 814 20 9, 876, Q~ vi Balances on CJ ApI!l SPECIFIC OBJECTS OF APPROPRIATION. I the 1st Jan. tions, 1835. ye@ ru

Brought forward 4, 499, QUI 86 9 10O, To repay AVm. Marshall for an advance made by order of!he Commissioners, in 1823 o3 I, Locating Choctaw reservations 23 9, To replace Chickasaw annuity, s!olen o3 I, Valuation of buildings, kc. , belonging to the American Board. oi' Commis. , ioners of Foreign Missions 4, To pay Mrs. Mitchell, wife of Edward Mitchell 93 Purchase of lo. , ms and wheels for Choctaws 23 11, I oi' ce!t'f) iu' C!'eek coll!rac!s 93 I, Expense oi an exploring party 23 9, Annuities, per acr, 6!h May, 1796 3, 4)3 63 Ditto 95th February, 1 i99 179 9( Di!to 3d March, 1805 20 50 Ditto 91st April, 180b Ditto 3d March, 1807 938 89 Ditto 19th February, 1808 751 16 Ditto 1st May, 1810 3, 450 Ditto 3d March, 1811 64 93 Ditto 26th April, 18l6 400 Ditto 3d March, 1817 1, 927 63 Ditto 3!l March, 1819 96, 070 79 Di!!o 15th May, 1890 9, 000 Ditto 7th May, 182, 9, 919 44 Ditto 96th May, 18~4 1, 769 71 Ditto 90th May, 182G, and M March, 1827 7, 863 70 Di!to M March, 18&9 111 /5 Di!to 95th March, 1830 195 64

4, 490, 905 45 9, 133,1

" (A. ) The balance of the appropriation for "Bounties and Premiums, on the 31st December, 1834, was 47, & r roin which deduct the iollowing sums transferred to the undernamed appropria! ions, viz. To grat ui! i es 54 ' To expenses of recrui!ing 1'7, 660 17,

', $99,1 ntinued.

Amounts Balances of a.ances and Re-paym'ts Aggregate Payments Balances un- carried to appropria- ppropria- made in avatlable for made in expended. in surplus tions 31st tions. 1835. .he year 1835. 1835. 1835. fund in December, 1835. 1835.

i29, 86' 40 461)951 80 13, 991&814 Qo 9, 876, 038 18 4, 115,776 02369, 254 '7Q 3, 746, 521 30

, 1, 444 25) 1, 444 25 1, 444 Q5 Q&000 Q, OOU 490 1, 510 1,510 1, 000 1, 000 1&000 4, 611 31 4, 611 31 4, 611 31 Slo 810 810 810 11&800 11,80P 11,800 11,800 1, 800 1, 800 1, 800 1,800 g 453 9, 453 9, 453 9,453 I; 3, 473 63 3, 473 63 3, 473 63 3,4/3 63 172 97 9 83 48Q 80 482 80 48Q 8a I&I( QO 50 QO 5O Qp 50 Qo 5y 0', 3, 182 85 3&182 85 3, 182 85 3, 182 85 238 89 238 89 Q38 89 938 89 ' III 16 , (51 751 16 /51 16 751 16 IIl 3&450 3 45p 3, 450 3&45p 64 g3 (G4 93 '/64 93 '/64 93 400 4on 400 400 1, 927 63 1, 92'/ 63 1, 927 63 1,997 63 , &«& 26, 070 79 300 26, 37p 7g QG, 370 (g Q6, 370 (g Q, ppp Q, ooo Q, ooo ;.,&l 9)919 44 9, 919 44 9, 919 44 9,91g 44 1, 769 71 1, 769 71 1, 769 71 1,769 71 (, 863 70 9 42 7, 873 12 7)8/3 12 /873 1Q Ittt 111 (5 111 75 111 75 ill 75 195 64 195 64 195 64 195 64

'24, 394 55 463, 271 05 14, 087, 665 60 9, 883, 583 '/4 4, 204, 081 86369, 254 "/Q 3, 834827 14

ST%. TKMKXY

EXHIBITING

I'HE BALANCES OF APPROPRIATIONS UNEXPENDED ON THE 31st DECEMBER, 1834.

ALSO)

HE APPROPRIATIONS AND EXPENDITURES ON ACCOUNT OF THE NAVAL SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE YEAR 1835.

TOGETHER WITH

'he unexpended balances on the 31st December, 1835, vohich are to be accounted for in the next annual statement.

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II 1 aber, 18'14: also, the Appropriations and L&'rpe(cditnres on acconnt of the Naval Service &cember, 1835, Io/Iich are lo be accovnted for in the nest Ann&cat Statement.

~rs OF APPROPRIATION.

.'l5. "t rvice. '-': R cs of the Government for the year 1835. the Navy ot the United States, and E. R. Shubrick of the United States Navy.

Amounts Balances of Ii,. ;;alances and Repaym'rs A . regate Payments Balances un carried to appropria- isppropria- made in available for made in expended in the surplus tions 31st ti ns. 1835. the year 1S35. I H35. 1835. fund in December, 1835. 1835.

, H92)423 13 88, 599 30 1, 981, 022 43 1, 4(i4, 491 61 516, 530 82 51C),530 82 295, 732 74 295, 732 74 295, 732 74 295, 732 /4 70, 845 85 50 04 '70, 895 89 56)132 0/ 14, '7G3 82 14, 763 82 ~1( 517, 227 90 23, 889 59 541, 117 49 364, 06'7 10 1"/7, 050 39 1(/050 39 55, 923 99 1, 463 33 57, 38'7 32 33, 6/0 46 23, '716 86 23,'716 86 52, 564 50 52, 564 50 20, 493 32, 071 50 32, 071 50 115,498 60 4, 424 70 119,923 30 /0, 800 49, 123 30 49, 123 30 55, 353 Gl 286 60 55, 640 21 25, 738 29, 902 21 29, 902 21 3, 520 75 85 595 85 3)55& 8o 40 40 11,500 11,500 11,500 103, 264 Ho 3, 638 19 106, 903 04 87, '769 83 19, 133 21 19, 133 21 48, 058 91 48 05H 91 45'455 11 2, G03 80 2603 80 :,993 OG 993 06 261 98 /31 08 '731 08 j), i 3, 3, 31, 110 03 1&635 G9 32, '745 72 13, 809 67 18, 936 05 18,936 05 185, 231 57 IR5, 231 5/ 59, /80 125, 451 57 12o, 45l 5/ ', &761&694 2v "/, 644 5 1, (G9, 338 /4 354, 086 79 1, 415, 251 95 1,415, 251 95

i, 042, 858 63 691 85 052, 550 48 666, 120 6'2 386, 429 HG 3S6,429 HG I 9, 1, t,, 181,000 181,000 25, 000 156,'OOO 156,000 123, 809 92 123, 809 92 123, 809 92 123,809 92 70, 000 70, 000 17, 500 5-', 500 M, 500 46)3:32 03 46, 332 03 35, 29G 56 11,035 47 11'035 47 50, 000 50, 000 22, 932 27, 068 2'7, 068 447 '/8 447 78 44/ 78 447 '78 2, 476 81 2, 476 81 2, 4(C) 81 2, 476 Sl 40, 000 40, 000 26, '762 /5 13, 237 25 13,23'7 25 2, 653 88 2, G53 88 2, 653 88 500 500 roO 500 4M 83 4M 83 452 8'3, 452 83 4, 565 3( 4, 5&(i& 3( 4, 5('i5 37' 4, 565 3'7 100, 000 1.00, 000 1, 333 29 98, 666 '71 98, C)(i(i 71 9, 351 65 3, C)90 89 13, 042 54 10, 153 30 2, 889 24 2, 8H9 24 28, r500 381 0( 2R, R81 07 27, 79G 1, 0S5 0( 1)085 0'7 3, 500 258 3, 758 3, 500 258 258 1, 3'i? 33 1, 362 33 43 45 1, 318 88 1,31R 88 Il""' 36, 4Ri 18 1, 296 28 3/, 785 46 30, 472 38 7, 313 08 '7, 313 08 1, 00/) 1, 000 1, 000 34 618 OD 28, 942 30 C&3, 590 59 3, 1 9 60, 410 84 60, 410 84 &(i 112 129, 240 '78 129, 353 3H 120, '/78 57 8, 574 81 8, 5"/4 81 1, 5'l2, i 9, 381 99 10, 914 69 9, (51 29 1, 160 40 1, 160 40 4, /43 4, (43& 262 75 4, 4SO 25 4, 480 25 g 13)889 54 13, 889 54 1)915 11,974 54 11,974 54

965 15 9G5 15 9o5 15 965 15

gl i/!/!tC) 2o 6 69".&23, 498 9o (, olo, ( 25 62 3, 621 OO6 06 3 Goq 659 56 :l, GS9, 51 62 198

cl&&) &&l Balances on Apprgj &&& C) SPECIFIC OBJECTS OF APPROPRIATION. 1st January, tions lb' 1835. year ll t4

forward 9, 691,474 64 4, 374, 'l, Brought ' '0 Survey of the coast of the United States 13 510 90 30, Arrearages for surveys of coasts and harbors of the United States Survey of Narraganset bay Compensating the Board of Officers for revising rules, 6&c. of the Naval Service 9, 153 I Captors of Algerine vessels 15 Contin'gent expenses for 1830 Ditto 1831 Ditto not enumerated for 1831 Arrearages t&f contingent enumerated prior to 1839 40 I Contingent expenses 3 67, 364 1 995,0I Ditto not enumerated 3 6, 947 99 3,0I Lithographic press for the Navy Department 3 1,0I 1, 9, 15 5 t&" Relief of sundry individuals r an 1„646 Relief of the oScers and crew of the armed br'ig General Armstrong 5 000 Pay and subsistence of the Marine Corps 5, 970 4 166&7t Subsistence of non-commissioned officers, 8rc. of the Marine Corps, serving on shore 13,006 83 33k Clothing for the Marine Corps 8, 599 99 38,71 Medicines and hospital stores for the Marine Corps 1, 959 18 4, 11 Military stores for the Marine Corps 5, 774 77 9, M Fuel for the Marine Corps 1, 573 89 15,1] Contingent expenses of the Marine Corps 1, 908 73 17,9& Transportation and recruitibg of the Marine Corps 9 909 95 6, % Marine Barracks, and Hospi~tal, and Head Quarters 3&613 51 3,% Site for the Marine Barraci-s at Brooklyn 6, 000 Barracks at Brooklyn 30, 000.

Carried forward 8 9, /97, 969 '/9 4, 998,CI 9TABl&ISHMEFT. sg Amounts Balances of lltll lances and Repay m ts Aggregate 1 ayments Balances un- carried to appropria- - ), lpl&ropria, Inade in available for made in expended in surplus tions 31st lions. 1835. the year 1835. 1835. 1835. fund in De'cember, 1835. 1835.

;lit, 996, 926 69 323, 498 93 7, 319, 725 69 3, 621,066 06l3, G98, 659 o6 8, 907 94 3, 689,'/51 69 48'510 20 43, 510 ml 34, 686 Sol 8, 893 31 SP93 31

1.500 1, 500 I 500 1,500 300 99 300 99 300 99 300 99 9, 153 15 9, 153 15 9, 153 15 9, 153 15 15 15 15 15 54/ 17 54 I 54"/ 17 547 I'7 444 59 444 59 444 59 444 59 83 36 83 36 83 36 83 36 40 IG 960 93 301 09 9 50 298 59 958 43 40 16 362, 364 16 19, 004 92 374, 369 08 "82, 463 O3 91 9OG O5 91,906 05 9, 947 99 100 10, 047 99 '/95 30 9,'959 69 9,95o 69 1, 000 1, 000 1,000 7, 318 65 7, 31S G5 5 f/79 50 1, 646 15 1,646 15

Ir 5;OOO 5, 000 3, 000 9, 000 9,000 172, 090 03 5, 443 33 l77, 463 36 157, /06 44 19, 756 99 19,'/56 99 46, 579 43 46 572 43 20, '/84 69 o5, 787 '74 95,787 '/4 47, 934 17 o, 213 36 49 447 53 34;865 47~ 14, 582 06 14,589 06 .1: I 5 391 43 5, 391 43 4 OS9 M 1,301 9l 1,301 91 7, 774 77 7, 774 77 4, 909 '74 9, 865 03 2.,865 03 16, '739 89 16, '/39 89 11,895 QQ 4, 844 67 4,844 6'/ 19, 886 GG 19, 886 66 16, 156 5,"& 3, 730 11 3,730 ll ill! I 8, 909 95 8, 9O9 95 4, 198 5'2 4, 774 43 4,774 43 ill!I 6, 613 51 6, 613 51 G, fi13 51 llew 6, 000 6,'000. G, ooo G, OOO N 30, 090 30, 000 30, 000 30,000

i. ', 957 !7, l96, 196 92341, 896 SSi 8, 141,093 80 4, 909, 835 94 3, 931, Su 19, 695 08 3, 918,569 78 STATUE¹ of the Amount of the Estimates transmitted by the Secretary of the Treasury, and of Appropriations suade by Congress, for the service oj' the years 1832& 1833, 1834, and 1835..

1S39. 1833. 1834. 1835.

General Heads of Appropriation. Estima'. es. Appropriations Estimates. Appropriations Estimates. Appropriations Estimates Appropriations

Civil List 1, 697, N8 00 1 )758)979 69 1 )598) 187 90 1, 596, 5S5 49 1, 939)191 11 9, 116,670 76 1,899, 659 17 1,885, 665 '74 Miscellaneous 811,097 65 9, 946, 399 '70 1, 960, 773 80 3 196 771 4S 621, 964 29 9, 906, 915 30, 696, 854 59 1, 519,880 48 Foreign Intercourse Qbs, 800 00 338, 381 89 956, 400 00 339)801 90 945, 400 00 991, 198 98 951,900 965 977 Q5 Military Establishment, exclusive of Pensions, Fortifications, In- ternal Improvements, alld Indian Department 4, 133,378 15 3, 458, 015 57 4, 693, 535 39 3, 953, 309 41 4, 208, 170 1G 3, 376, 6/5 95 3, 538, 6'70 47 Pensions 1, 155, 543 64 1, 517&957 84 798, 915 9/ 674 '/6 915, 981 00 5ti1, 463 00 3 009 718 47 967 87 Fortifications 4, 4, 937, 4, 3, 9, 195, 684, 700 00 653&900 00 65"/, /00 00 837, 960 40 880, 'l58 SO 875, 694 50 439, 000 00 Internal Improveinents 1, 018, 811 N 1, 980, 006 '75 983 30 853 30 871 'l77, '757 36 664, 971 00 061 48 Indian 1, 011, 1, 090, 1&5N, 00 1, 1,43S, Department 389, 585 00 1, 305, 981 97 1,099, 1'75 95 9, 171,863 99 634, 410 00 1, 353, 5l9 06 H05, 600 00 9, 058, 993 98 Naval Establislnnen t 3, G47, 383 20 4 969 324 6 3, 176, 766 8'l 3, 661, '759 "l3 3, 799, 994 91 4, 993, 8'/3 36 4, 269, 551 67 4, 710, 994 55 Marine Corps 960)935 51 196, 948 77 200, 669 51 906, 119 98 958, 848 98 984, 500 01 28/, 309 58 987, 309 58 Awards uÃder Convention with Denmark and Naples 691,000 00 670, 564 'l0 516&339 96

19, 864, 099 38 18, 397, 751 89 1'7, 995, 581 17 99, 695 789 65 488 73 Pnb.'ic D. bt 18, 057, 90, 968, 992 49 15, 610,239 73 18, 347&014 36 10, 000, 000 00 18, 078, 938 85 7)999, 656 00 10, 000, 000 00 4, 995, 089 08 50, 000 00

36, 476, 690 67 95, 995&237 17 39, 695, /89 65 93, 059, 570 Hl 20)968, 999 49 l5, 660, 939 73 18, 34/, 014 36 1

K@I

BXHHIITING

::-,THE AMOUNT OF DUTIES ARISING ON IMPORTS ANIjt TONNAGE) Rc.

Payments for Drawback on Foreign Aierchandise, Domestic RefirIed Sugars, Domestic Dis- tilled Spirits, exported; Paym~ents for allowances to vessels employed. in the Fisheries; Payments for bounties on Salted Fish exported; ard the expenses of the saic'. Duties, from Ihe 1st day of January, to the 31st day of December, 1835, inclusive: exhibiting, also, the moneys paid into the Treasury by the several Collectors of the Customs, during the same period i and the balances due on the 31st day of Decetnbcr, 1835. TONNACiFi, DU I'IES ON IWIPORTS (

BaL~Ncrs Dos o)N Tr(E 1sT D&Y or J)iNU»BY) 1835.

COLLECTORS. DISTRICTS. By To Duties ol Collectors. Collectors. Merchan(h

James W. Ripley Passamaquoddy 10 015 15 8, 8M Samuel A. Morse Machias 551 66 IC Edward S. Jarvis Frenchman's Bay 465 (4 41 Rowland H. Bridglram Penobscot 74, 998 94 13,9(( 5( Daniel Lane Belfast 6, 40S 17 10, 791 Denny McCobb Waldoborough 1, 814 (i9 9) (J ) Thomas McCra(e Wise asset 94, 964 99 1P 8 John D. McCrate Ditto 4 4f re 9 Joseph Sewall Bath 31, 193 75 10, 6(I 10 John Chandler Portland 8'7, b96 96 188, 111 11 Barnabas Palmer- Kennebunk 9, 593 56 9, 01 19 John F. Scamman Saco 1, 499 99 411 13 Mark Dennett York 6, 588 90 14 Daniel P. Drown Portsmouth 98, 961 )8 3'7, 8V. 15 Archibald W. Hyde Vermont 90)963 91 10, 19(( 16 Samuel Phillips Newburyport 90, 804 16 91, 301 17 Timothy Souther Ipswich 195 73 18 William Beach Gloucester 95, 906 68 19, 77! 19 James Mil'ler Salem 19, 546 16 94, 491 9)01 David Henshaw Boston 1)510,731 45 3, 695, 39& 91 Benjamin Knight Marblehead 1, 934 40 G, 14I 92 Schuyler Sampson Plymouth 7, 949 69 37, 171 93 Phineas W. Leland Dighton 18, 495 58 33, 96( 9)4 Lemuel Williams New Bedford 16, 496 96 33, 96(! 95 Isaiah L. Green Barnstable 59 89 1, 43' 96 John P. Norton Edgartown 191 81 579 C)l Martin T. Morton Nantucket 567 74 I( 98 Walter R. Danforth Providcncc 35, 131 91 5), 93( "9 Nathaniel Bullock Bristol 97, 933 33 37, 59( 30 William Littlefield Newport 4, 188 95 10, 87( 31 Noah A. Phelps Middle'. Own 94, 879 66 1 l 50( 39 Ingoldsby W. Crawford New London 8, 01'/ 7l 67' 33 William H. Ellis New Haven 43, 917 ll 69)'7I 34 Samuel Simons Fairfield 1, 4'/9 (i)0 79'i 35 David B. McNeil Champlain 95, 513 36 14, 14! 36 Baron S. Doty Oswegatchie . 4, 388 OG 9) 95( 37 Thomas Loomis Sackett's Harbor 850 8 78) 38 George H. McWhorter Oswego 41 61 36, 96! 39 Seymour Scovell Niaga~ra 510 78 1, 17! 40 Jacob Gould Gennessee 1, 196 63 9(i, 04' 41 Pierre A. Barker Bufialoe Creel- 931 77 10, 37! 49 John P. Osborn Sag Harbor 1, 111 02 43 Samuel Swartwout New Yorl- 4, 691, 196 79 14, 4"/5, 17 4$ Jeremiah Carrier Cape Vincent 1, 401 9) 1 74 4, ) Joseph W. Reckless Perth Amboy 811,957 16) 49. 0G! 46 Gers!iom Mott Burlington O9 47 George W. Tucker Little Egg Harbor 641 90 48 Mahlon D. Canfield Great Egg Harbor 1, 300 68 17( 49 Daniel Garrison Bridgetow~n 941 04 50 Morris Croxall Camden 40 91 )1 Archer Gi(ford Newar 119 93 91,86 r)9 Thomas Forster Presque Isle 199 43 53 John Clark Pittsburg»

Carried forward 7, 597, 414 93 3, 8'74 51 18, 975, 99

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300 9( 518 30 9 705 08 1 261 93 972 01 ~ / 100 3S 190 38 3 35'( 07( 14, 274 35 1 13 OO 698 71 11,506 10 5 733 SS 1, 013 22 (i 113 30 240 34 7 80 00 4, 554 3( 8 538 03 1 556 49 19, 784 6/ 9 7/6 89 1, 15( 0/ 1!)0,046 06 10 65 74 9, 086 91 11 3 70 465 43 12 21 25 21 25 1:-) 96 00 487 04 39&056 51 14 180 10 10 8/ 10, 386 54 15 246 OG 91 556 23 1G 25 1;- 25 13 1'7 191 54 920 6/ 13, 126 72 18 1, 008 Hf 5 501 44 19 3, 350 35 622 88 25 OO 61 G2 9, 224 li 3, 638, 678 69 20 104 Hf fi, 246 85 21 5 00 9G4 1:. 3/, 440 73 92 304 45 34, 965 51 93 410 00 558 SS 34, 229 62 94 5 00 1, 152 (; 2, 590 68 25 00 5!}8 lf 1, '202 58 2fi 25 00 228 2F 2(2 41 2/ 611 8i 57, 548 69 28 105 /l 37, 791 65 2';} '184 7(S 180 18 418 8! 12, 255 58 30 46:1 5) 11 9(0 55 31 444 18 1, 12l 85 32 721 IS /0, 481 G5 33 360 13 1', 158 00 34 432 26 14, 577 6'7 35 45 08 100 51 3, 100 34 :&6 50 89 84/ 08 3/ 150 02 36, 424 49 38 1, 171 21 39 24 31 26&, 071 74 40 106 S2 385 44 10, 86"1 73 41 333 06 333 06 42 R, 540 54 2, 224 12 6, 067 55 31H G2 16, 845 18 14, 500, 167 03 43 36 00 l, '/78 83 44 664 Gl 42, 796 52 45 102 95 192 n(; aG 271 52 271 52 4'7 511 18 68!) 06 48 46l 21 461 91 49 371 14 3'/1 14 so 54 97 277 11 ~2&202 04 51 116 60 116 69 59 GGO 4G G69 46 513

02'/ 20 380 24 714 50 703 06 19, 046, 118 35 ,/ 12, 675 67 3, 18 8&300 43, 2, 204 DQTTlES ON IMPORTS, TONNAGE, )

DAAWBACK OiV COLLECTORS. DISTRICTS. Foreign Domestic Dotnestfe' me rchanil ise refined sugar distilled exported. exported. exported.+

1 James W. Ripley Passamaquody 9 Samuel A. Morse Machias 3 Edward S. Jarvis Frenchman's Bay Rowland H. Bridgham Penobscot 5 Daniel Lane Belfast 6 Denny McCobb Waldoborough 7 Thomas McCrate Wiscasset 8 John D. McCrate Ditto 9 Joseph Sewall Bath 369 93 10 John Chandler Portland 1,017 45 11 Barnabas Palmer Kennebunk 19 John F. Scamman Saco 13 Mark Dennett York 14 Daniel P. Drown Portsmouth 997 64 48 15 Archibald W. Hyde Vermont 16 Samuel Phillips Newburyport 176 48 17 Timothy Souther I swich 18 William Beach g1oucester 19 James Miller Salem 4, 509 01 356 35 1,938 90 David Henshaw Boston 556, 409 84 8, 189 40 10, 8'5 91 Benjamin Knight Marblehead 99 Schuyler Sampson Plymouth 95, 539 09 93 Phineas W. Leland Dig hton 94 Lemuel Williams New Bedford 4G3 14 i95 Isaiah L. Green Barnstable John P. Norton Ed artown oml Martin T. Morton Viantuckct 98 Walter R. Danforth Providence 665 68 99 Nathaniel Bullock Bristol 1, S4S 00 30 William Litt]efield Newport 31 Noah- A. Phelps iViiddletown 32 Ingoldsby W. Crawford View London 583 38 33 William H. Ellis iVew Haven 857 5'7 34 Samuel Simons Fairfield 3r David B. McNeil Champlain 36 Baron S. Doty Oswegatchie 37 Thomas Loomis Sackett's Harbor 38 George H. McWhorter Oswego 39 Seymour Scovell Niagara 40 Jacob Gould Gennessee 41 Pierre A. Barker Buffalo Creek 49 John P. Osborn Sag Harbor 43 Samuel Swartwout New York 770, 899 GO 99, 650 35 9, 185 44 Jeremiah Carrier Cape Vincent 45 Joseph W. Reckless Perth Amboy 876 58 46 Gershom Mott Burlington 47 George W. Tucker Little Egg Harbor 48 Mahlon D. Canfield Great Egg Harbor 49 Daniel Garrison Bridgetown 50 Morris Croxall Camden 51 Archer Gifford Newark 59 Thomas Forster Presque Isle 53 John Clark, f;om 92d Oc tober, 1834. Pittsburg

Carried forward 1, 365, 135 69 38, 196 10 14, 421 3I'URINC "ZHE YEAR 1835 205

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Ã3, 503 39 8 499 70 16 395 61 1"/9, 569 70 421 94 '771, 199 5I 16, 63'/, 655 95 DUTIES ON IMPORTS, TONNA@

~PAVIIIENTS MADE INTO THE TREASHRRv al Cl BOB C 0 al al 'C a I& e C Cl ta Ia EER a~ Cl e I e ce cl al Cr~e cJ al r& C cFt u gW Cc ca ia I& C a! Cl I al I& COLLECTORS. DISTRICTS. la cl E ~ G a rg c F Q ai a! I &a 4 IJoo Fi a I I I Q „Q~ al Coll &e c C I C. e CI ' I a& al ac P C c& Cl I& I C O Ow C. I o~ .C etc& ob Ia a! Ia

I James W. Ripley P assamatluoddy 3, 436& 30 414 22 o Samuel A. Morse M achias 77 77 Edward S. Jarvis "rencbmpw's Bsy 4 Rowland H. Bridgham nenobscot 5 Daniel Lane Belfast 1, 922 30 6 Denny McCobb W aldoborouoh 988 54 7 Thomas liicCrate W iscasset 1, 751 67 1, 430 63 I'7, 4 8 John D. McCrate Ditto 9 Joseph Sewall Bath 8, 673 80 10 John Chandler P ortland 99, 799 73 6, 8 ll Barnabas Palmer K ennebnnk 709 12 12 John F. Scamman Saco 13 Mark Dennett York 14 Daniel P. Drown P ortsmouth 9, 828 50 15 Archibald W, . Hyde V ermont 386 3'7 16 Samuel Phillips &N ewburyport 14, 024 82 I'7 Timothy Souther Ipswich 18 William Beach G loucester 13,094 15 728 16 19 James Miller Salem 51, 907 '73 David Henshaw Boston 2, 612, 486 10 41, 21 21 Benjamin Knight M atbleh cad 22 Schuyler Sampson P lymouth 1, 500 00 23 Phineas W. Leland D ighton 35, 500 00 Lemuel Williams N ew Bedford 10, 328 99 25 Isaiah L. Green Barnstable 331 30 26 John P. Norton Edgartown 27 1&&&lartin T. Morton N antucket 64 2'/ Danfor'h P rovidence 28 Walter R. ' 66, 048 54 29 Nathaniel Bullock B ristol 34, 476 39 30 William Littleficld N ewport 6, 493 19 31 Noah A. Phelps M iddletown 15, 512 16 39 Ingoldsby W. Crawford ew London 921 88 33 William H. Ellis N ew Haven 53, '739 30 34 Samuel Simons . Fairfield 1, 081 I'7 35 David B. McNeil C hamplain 9, 735 34 36 Baron S. Doty 0swegatchie 977 89 37 Thomas Loomis S acket t's Harbor 23 50 38 George H. McWhorter O swego 261 08 39 Seymour Scovell N iagara 4(1 Jacob Gould G ennessee 23 15 41 Pierre A. Barker Buffaloe Creek 259 78 42 John P. Osborn Sag Harbor 1, 493 18 43 Samuel Swartwout N ew York 1, 59'7, 466 90 46&479 44 Jeremiah Carrier C ape Vincent 45 Joseph W. Reckless P erth Amboy 232, 102 9'7 &799,65l 46 Gershom Mott Burlington 52 32 4& George W, Tucker Little Egg Harbor 734 88 48 Mahlon D. Canfield G reat Eg Harbor 975 85 49 Daniel Garrison Bridgetown 421 04 50 Morris Croxall . C am™den 51 Archer Gifford ewark 52 Thomas Forster P residue Isle 53 John Clark, from 29d Oc- tober, 1834 P ittsburg 200 98

Carried forward 16, 530 4514, 864, 024 18 1, 430 63 9 11,629

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' O IH TRAN DRAFTS DRAIVN FOR PAY- BALANCES DUE BY COLLECTORS, O , "SALE OF itlENT OF ALLOWANCES ON THE 1ST ( INUARY, . . \TES. To VESSEI s EMPLOYED O~ 1836. IN THE FISHERIES. t»

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Brought forward 7, 597&414 23 3, 8'74 51 I James N. Barl-er Philadelphia 3 014 4/3 13 enry Whitely Delaware '91, 411 11 3 9)/)t 3J ames tl, IVIcCulloch Baltimore 546, 965 /96 959, 895 4 R iclmrd Sands Annapolis 166 46 5 J ohrr Willis Oxford 91 94 6T hornas R. Johnson St. Mary'= 304 16 Snow / G eorge Hudson Hill 98 95 31 l bC harles Lear y Vicuna 1, 087 91 9 W ilriam B. Scott Town Creek 10 J ohn Chew Havre-de-Grace 33 88 11 T homas Turner Georgetown 3, 949 86 1, 843 19 G eorge Brent Alexandria 104, 756 31 96, 869 13 C onway Whittle Norfolk 199 206 05 6G, 034 14 C harles D. Mclndoe Petersburg 49)ll& 15 J ames Gibbon Richmond 13, 476 38 38, 496 16 T ho mas Nelson Ditto 54, 5/32 17 W il liam Nelson Yorktown 1)561 91 18 G ordon I'orbes Yeocomico 59 49 Ig Jo hn Daingerfield. East River 909 43 /Qp R obert S. uarnett Tappahannock 1&958 83 91 W illiam P. Custis Folly Landing 164 55 oQ N athauiel Holland Cherry Stone 899 96 I, '927/ 93 Ja mes Owen W i 1 min ton 14, 937 96 99, 195 9) I homns S. Singleton Newbern 4, 755 95 7, 285 95 D uncan McDonald Edenton 11)918 39 I, /70 96 J ames E. Gibble Beaufort, No. Ca. 478 43 6 97 S tephen Charles Camden 4)799 16 4, 404 QS T homas H. Blount Washington 47)934 71 4, 82I 99 L evi Fagau Plymouth 3)6)58 9/ 669 3p8 ilvester Brown Ocracoke 835 30 5, 665 31 Ja mes R Pringle Charleston 941 953 54 453, 391 39 D avid Turner Beaufort, So. Ca. 83 47 33 T homas L. Shaw Georgetown 101 90 34 A braham B. Fannin Savannah 131,544 51 109, 551 35 J ohn J. Maxwell Hardwick (I) 95 00 36 T homas J. Charleton Ditto tQ) 37 Samucl S. Law Sunbury 189 50 38 Jo hn N. Mclntosh Brunswick 4, '795 QS 4, 039 3g A rclribald Clark St. Mary' s 13, 269 /6 40 W illiam A. Whitehearl Key West 3)531 06 18, 493 41 John Rodman St. Augustine 801 89 49 &'abriel J. Floyd Appal achicol a 5, 919 16 9&501 43 Jesse H. Willis St. Marks 450 9I 3& 4'79 44 J ames Dell St. Johns '7& 990 95 45 R obert Mitchell Pensacola 2, 071 13 56 46 G eorge W. Owen Mobile 95)043 49 99, 865 Pearl 4/ P , Rutilius R. Pray River 48 09 4s J ames W. Breedlove Mississippi 626, 891 41 9&47/7)139 4g 0gden D, Lan staff Teche 9, 860 63 81'/ Charles C. P. Hunt Miami 699 40 130 51 Samuel Starkweather C uyahoga 176 64 1,484 59 William H. Hunter Sandusky 393 45 309

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Brought forward, 1, 365, 135 69 38, 196 10 14, & I James N. Barker Philadelphia 101,8ll 6&& 839 10 9 Henry Whitely Delaware 3 James H. MCCulloch Baltimore 30, 454 16 1, 577 95 4 Richard Sands Annapolis 5 John &&«&)ilfis Oxford 6 Thomas R. Johnson St. Mary' s 7 George Hudson Snow Hill 8 Charles'Leary Vienna 9 William IT. Scott Town Creek 10 John Chew Havre de Grace 11 Thomas Turner Georgetown 19 George Brent Alexanaria 13~ Con way W hiule Nor folk 14'Charles D. tvicindoe Petersburg 15 James Gibbon Richmond 16 Thomas Nelson Ditto I'7 William Nelson Yorl-town 18 Gordon Forbes Yeocomico 19 John Daingerfield East, River 90 R&&bert S. Garnett Tappahannock 91 William P. Custis Folly Landing 99 Nathaniel Holland Cherry Stone 93 James Owen Wilmington 94 Thomas S. Singleton Newb em 95 Duncan McDonald Edent. on 96&James E. Gibble Beaufort, N. C. 97~Stephen Charles Camden 98l Thomas H. Blount Washington 99lLevi Fagan Plymouth 30 Silvester Brown Ocracoke 31 James R. Pringle Charleston 3, 659 64 39 David Turner Beaufbt, S. C. 33 Thomas L. Shaw Geo rgetown 34 Abraham B. Fannin Savannah 899 I/ 35 John J. Maxwell Hardwick 36 Thomas J. Charlton Ditto 37 Samuel S. Law Sunbury 38 Jolm N. McIntosh Brunswick 39 A. rchibald Clark St. Mary' s 40 tv ill iam A. Whitehead Key West 41 John Rodman St. Augustine 49 Gabriel J. Floyd Apalachtcola 43 Tesse H. Willis St. Marks 44 James Dell St. Johns 45 Robert Mitchell Pensacole. 46 George W. Owen Mobile 4'7 P. Rutilius R. Pray Pearl River 48 .Tames W. Breedlove Mississippi 939, 473 31 9, 917 05 49 Ogden D. Langstaff Teche 1, 619 17 50 Charles C. P. Hunt Miami 51 Samuel Starkweather Cuyahoga 59 William H. Hunter Sandushy

Carr&ed forward, 9, 443, 389 9'7 49, 899 50 14, 4' URIXO THE YEAR 1835.

NTS FOR sot Nett amount DUT/ES REFUNDED ON of revenue. tlt, i,lowances Bounty on Expenses Erpenses of »n~'t, / vessels pickled attending Merchan- Tonnage collection. /t, tplpJ&ed in fish ex- prosecu- dise. and light iteries. ported. tions. mone~y.

&3, 325 /0 199 5'/ l6 637 l&/i(, 503 39 8, 499 /0 16, 61 179, 569 421 94 /71, e55 95 404 00 74'7 91 171&516 SS H3, 115 47 9, 151&583 17, 493 41 9 523 40 64, 778 13 57, 436 69 810, 141 98 3 ', 200 33 4 508 50 1, 250 00 6 1ti2 bo 398 54 7 21'/ 45 959 63 8 479 50 9 /7 33 10 3 12 4, 539 3/ 11 30 00 4 54 6, 908 28 20, 367 /9 19 44 90 9 50 985 95 93, 23b 43 43&380 19 13 1, '70b HG 5, 115 50 49, (i87 /J9 14 5 50 3, 093 70 35, 55e O3 15 93 00 41 38 3, 330 97 51, 997 95 16 4b(i 34 1/ 348 43 18 53d 75 19 9, 370 /J7 4, 863 3/ 20 908 4e 980 94 1, 345 74 99 19 50 4, 262 44 18, 41b 1/ 93 7, e15 81 24 1)045 33 909 48 25 709 52 96 1, 105 99 3, 551 89 97 7e4 44 4, 368 49 28 589 82 442 3e 99 9, 1S9 42 9, 60S 32 965 Oe 30 2, 57/9 69 5'7, 330 48 4O3, M6 Se 31 950 00 39 250 00 96,' 914 43 85, 36/ /4 34 40 6e 35 314 49 36 741 00 37 644 38 645 6'- 38 9, 900 59 39 50 00 19, 935 03 95'/ 95 40 1,418 16 41 3,'686 89 5&'799 05 49 6, 368 85 43 ~ 1, 591 39 4 3, 436 86 4 5 100 00 155 94 91, S06 14 "/1, 893 15 4 6 250 00 4 7 977 39 94, 097 8/ 101 46 109, '740 55 1, 459, 935 14 4 8 1&370 71 4 9 '791 16 5 0 1, 597 05 134 /05 1, 994 58 59

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'4'30 Brought forward 16 530 45 14, 864, 024 18 1, 63 91l, I jl James N. Barker Philadelphia 9, 159, 111 30 2&9 8:enry Whitely Delaware 3 Jalnes H. McCulloch BalIllnore 6&66, 937 6&1 29, . 4 Richard-Sands Annapolis (9 43 John Willis Oxford 6 Thomas-R. Johnson St. Mary' s "10 OO 7 George Hudson Snow Hill 80 00 8 Charles Leary Vienna 600 00 9 William. B. Scott Town. ' C reek 10 John Chew Havre de Grace 1. 1 Thotnas Turner Georgetow» 911 07 George Brent Alexandria 90, 941 01 13 Conway Whittle Norfolk 33, 879 74 14 Charles D. Mclndoe Petersburg 36, 494 58 15 James Gibb"n Richmond 28&620 18 1, 46'7 59 18, 9 "6 Thomas Nelson Dij. to 36 641 65 17 William Nelson Yorktown 18' Gordon Forbes Yeoccunico 19 John Daingerlield East River HO& Robert S. Garnett Tappahannock 319 20 9[ William P. Custis- Folly Landing 99 Nathaniel Holland Cherr~' Stone 900 00 Cg James Owen Wilmrngton 16, 434 94 94 Thomas-8. Singleton Newbern 213 '73 Q5 Duncan jMcDonald Edenton 3&333 25 o6, James E. Gibble Beaufort, N. C. 112 59 9/ Stephen C'h aries Camden 5&098 89 98 Thomas H. Blount W ashington 9, 580 49 o9 Levi Fa, an Plymouth t779 3& 106 16 30 Silvester Brown Ocracoke 1,015 61 31 James R. Pringle Cha, rleston 40I, 783 17 19,9! 39 David Turner Beaufort, S. C. 33 Tholnas L. Slraw Georgetown I'74 29 34 Abraljim B. Fannin Savannah 78, 991 93 3, 6& 35 Jolui J. Maxwell Hardwi c.lr 36 Thomas J. Charlton Ditto Samuel S. Law Sunbury ' 38 John N. McIntosh Brunswiclr- 3, 946 14 Archibald Clarl- St. Mary' s /19 09 40 William A. Whitehead Key West ",896 57 41 John Rodman Sn Augustine 9(l7 15 49 Gabriel J. I'loyd Apalacliicola 991 81 43 Jes. e H. Willis SI. . Mark's &59 16 44 James Dell St. John' s 466 16 45 Robert Mitchell Pensacola. 151 5"/ 46 George W. Owen Mobile 30 054 9'7 47 P. RIItili&ls R. Pray Pearl River 4 James W. Breedlove Mlsslssjppl 961, 365 86 5&28 Langstaff' 49 Ogden D. Teche lr53 &5 '714 6/ 50 Charles C. P. Hunt Miami 51' Samuel Starkweather Cuyaho a 150 34 59 %'iBiam H. Hunter Sandusky 96 96

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COLLECTORS. Dl STRICTS.

By To Dutie& Collectors. Collectors. merchttt

Brought forward io, 601, 896 11 6, 899 09 95, 908, l Charles Larrabee Cincinnati 1, 399 93 Robert Pnnshon Ditto Joel M. Smit, h Nashville 1, 649 80 Q, tl John Smith St. Louis 1, 049 16 6 Andrew Mack Detroit -629 98 && 6 Abraham Wendell Michilimacinac 4, M0 G8

12, 610, 208 G8 7, 5o9 07 95, 914,9 Amount brought from su pplementary statem't 7, 295 85 16, 9I

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' Foreign Domestic Dorn asti merchandise refined sugar dtsttlled sit exported. exported. exporte&

Brought forward 0, 443, 38o 97 49, 8'29 50 I l, i& Charles Larrabce Cincinnatt ) Robert Punshon Ditto 3 Joel M. Smith Nashville John Smith St. Louis Andrew Mack Detroit Abraham Wendell Michilimackanac

9, 443, 380 9'7 49, 899 50 14, 49', A m't, brought from supplementary statement 670 91 Gi

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Brottght forward, 1'7, 473 57 19, 360, 973 6l 9, 898 15 1 008 1 Charles Larrabee Cincinnati 1, 358 84 Robert P unshon Ditto 198 91 3 Joe! M. Smith nashville 506 75 4 John Smith St. Louis 5 Atcdrew Mack Detroit 126 65 Abraham Wendell Michilimackinac 4&567 04

17, 473 57 19, 369, 031 109,898 15 1,001 Amount brou htfromsuyplem'y statement. 14, 108 99 91, 075 94 51 83

Total 31 581 86 19, 390, 107 049, 949 98 1,03ll ".)URINO THE YEAR 1835. 219

))) ISII TRANS- DR, 11"TS DRAIVN FOR PAY. Qm BALANCES DUE BY COLLECTORS ON ='l::SAI.F oF IlIFNT OI" ALLO1VANCES A) THE 1ST OF JAN)JARY) 0 )A3 .. 'ATES. TO VESSELS EMPI DYED IV ~ 11336. THE FISHERIES. rx) Q )ll ill l Kl c) v To On In favor of In bonds Cash ,'ollectors. CI)llectors. Collectors. uncollected. on hand. Total.

Il . 370, 95974 14,&, 139 52 143, 315 (6 5, 318 QH 13, 07-1, 924 89 930, 095 10 14, O05)019 99 670 03 486 45 486 45 491 00 4H3 88 914 HH 3oo j0 1, 274 13 1, 596 83 6), 058 07 333 27 3, 149 01, 6'7G CS 67G OH

389 837 45 143 1"9 o 143, 315 7G 5, 651 55 13, 275, 738 59 933, 0'15 84 14, '208, )54 43 l "' 90, 047 07 3, 1jl 48 1, 313, j49 18

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air JNCFS DUF. ON Tria IST Dav OI' JANUanv) Du(ie( 18,) J. i merchai and int Cf!LLE("I ORS DISTRICTS. on bala due by By To ces', Collcc tors. Collectors.

'- ~ ) /1 1r) Lewis I&'. Delesdernier Passamaciuoddy ) '-' Waternlan Thomas Dit(o 1, )67 4) 3 Leonarrl Jarvis Ditto 9 48 I Ntuhaniel I'. Fosdick Portland 11,')12 81 o Samuel K. Gilma, n Penobscot ';)H 3(i 6 Joseph F. Wingate Bath 15& 143 89 7 John B. Swanton Ditto 13 861 60 "William K:r . Dlt'o 31) 8&0' 56 9i Darr (el Granger Saco 9, 130 71 10 Jeremiah Clarke York 97, 090 9G I I!Alexander McIntire Ditto 9, 179 15 19 J. I'Iobby, late marshal &elaine 5, 310 41 13,Josia, h Dc-ming Murnphreymagog &295 10 14 07 Stephen Keycaps Vermont 4)786 15 Samuel Buel Ditto '7, 999 03 16 Charles K. Williams Ditto 9, 6'77 1'3 17 Tilnothy Upham Portsmou(h 15, 369 81 18 John P. Decatur Ditto 19 Wil'iam Pickering Dit(. o 9 849 28 20 Edwarcl Wiggles'&orth Ncwburyport 1, 918 43 91 Solomon H. (:urrier Ditto 11 08 29 Asa Andre-&vs Ipswich &9)1 9:) 93 William Pearce, jr Gloucester 1, 107 82 94 Samuel R. Gerry &Iarblehe&ad G, 191 87 95 Ben]amin Crowninshield Ditto 760 6'2 9G Henry A. S. Dearborn Boston 599 50 27 Henry Warren Plymouth 16, 429 54 28 John Pease Edgar town 1(, 97O;9 99, Isaac Burdick Newport 528 90 30, George Phillips Middletnwn 9, 45)0 10 :(1IAbra~ha;n Bishop New Haven ) 75 &&8 32, Wa, lter Bradley Fairfield f), 807 79 33 John Wilcox, late marshal Connecticut 1, 389 44 '(4, Joel Burr. Oswego 29f& 6) :15 John Grant, jr. Biiro G/3 45 :(6 Henry Ma!r. olm Hudson 16 Ol 37' John I.amb New York 21, G75 99 :&Hi Da. vid Gelston Ditto 44, 818 Gl 39!T. Armstrong, suspense acc. Drt(o 1)400 00 SCOI ~ rlftol". ". :'. !0 Joirrl 1'y a rv Oslvc&"a.&) c!&i c 09 ooi 4l Jolln Heard Per(h Amboy 3, 549 30 t9 John Brews!cr Ditto 1, fi(iH 34 -13 Robert Arnold Diuo SO, 957 54 44 James Parker Di'. to 5&:(5& 69 45 I.ernuel Howell Burlington 9(i2 81 46 Constant Somers Great Egg Harbor 5»:)1 ol 47|Jesse Some rs Ditto 14 18 18 Ezra, Ba&zer Ditto I, &48 6/7 19 Sharp Delany Phila. delp!&ia. "&0 J. Brob o, late nlarshal De! aware 514 45 "&1 John r&1.rir Vienna 5 ()&18 8 :&' 7ames Frazier Ditto 3, 994 HG 5.' folrn Ennalls Dr(to 53 19

Carried forward 389 ) 020 S2 1 ) 400 00 IU'ATEMEIs Y 221 ' oJ thtI ':jto uent ottt of opec pt et7ious to the 1st day of JauuaPy, 1886.

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DRA1VBLCK ON t- fett amount Gro=s Allowance Expenses a, Duties on mer- re- t~ of marine B, lnouni. Qf to vessels tending pro- chandise tispital mo- revenue. ihkerchan- Domestic employed in 'iecllllons,. funded. ney, tlisc export distilled spi- the fisheries. ed. rits exported

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1 Lewis F. Delesdernier Passamaquoddy 2 Waterman Thomas Ditto 3 Leonard Jarvis Ditto 4~|Nathaniel F. Fosdick Portland 5 Samuel K. Gilman Penobscot 5 90 6 Joseph F. Wingate Bath 7~John B. Swanton Ditto 8IV/illiam King . Ditto 594 05 9, 656 59 9D i lG g Saco 10 Jeremiah Clarke York ll~Alexander McIntire Ditto 19~ J. Hobby, late marshal Maine 13 Josiah Deming Mumphreymagog 14'Stephen Keyes Vermont 15 Samuel Buel Ditto 16!Charles K. Williams Ditto 36/ 99 17 Timothy Upham Portsmouth 18 John P. Decatur Ditto 19~William Pickering Ditto 90 Edward Wigglesworth Newburyport 91 Solomon H. ('urrier Ditto 99 Asa Andrews Ipswich 93 William Pearce, jr. Gloucester 94 Samuel R. Gerry Marblehead 95 Benjamin Crowninshicld Ditto 96 Henry A. S. Dearborn Boston 1 18 9/ Henry W'arren Plymouth 98 John Pease Edgartown, 99~isaac Burdick Newport 30 George Phillips Middletown 31 Abraham Bishop New Haven 39 Walter Bradley Fairfield 33 J. Wilcox, late marshal Connecticut 34(Joel Burt, Oswego 35~John Grant, jr Ditto 80 15 113 30 36!Henry Malcolm Hudson 37~John Lamb New York 38 David Gelston Ditto 39 T. Armstrong, suspense acc't Ditto 40 John Scott, attorney at law Oswegatchie 41 John EIeard Perth Amboy 49 John Brewster Ditto 43 Robert Arnold Diuo 131 '5 44IJames Parker Ditto 45~ Lemuel Howell Burlington 46 Constant Somers Great Egg Harbor 47 Jesse Somers Ditto 48~Ezra Baksr Ditto 49, Sharp Delany Philadelphia 50 J. Brobson, late marshal Delaware 51~ Johrt Muir Vienna 59 James Frazier Dltf, o 53 John Enalls Ditto 63 08 5

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Brought forward pop Ho 1, 400 00 &Villiam Selbv Snow Hill 110 93 1~ " „&'&'tll&am H. Pl~.&eden 8&. Itlary . 1 30 :3 John Chew rlavre de Grace GG 11 -1, John Randall Annapolis 49 4G plJoseph Sands Ditto 79 Gl 6~ John Oakley Georgetown 17 93 l John Fitzgerald Alexandria 30, 079 42 8 Charles Stmms Ditto 1'7, 151 46 g Humphrey Peake Ditt&) 12 6 lp Lawrence Muse Tappahannock 33, 948 68 ll George W. Banks Ditto 5, 906 91 19 John Daingerfield Ditto 1, 094 99 13 Joseph Jones Petersburg 6, 159 99 11 3hr y 14 James P.obertson Ditto 15 885 35 15 Abraham Archer York Town 1H9 93 16 Thomas Archer Ditto 1, 004 61 17 Charles K. Mallory 1Vorfolk 3, (:49 GG lH Archibald Richardson South Q, uay 283 Ol lg John Stith Visginia 11,900 00 2p Francis Hawks Newbern 325 95 91 Enoeh Sawyer Camden 8, 081 46 3, 518 4& 22 Asa Rogcrson Ditto 3l, 391 05 '&3 Gritlith J. McRee Wilmington '7, 5(i7 19 James Read Ditto 4, 458 08 95 Timothy Bloodworth Ditto 99 597 38 '6 Robert, Cochran Ditto 113,339 &5 97 James Manney Beaufort, i%. C. 1&'7&7 12 1, 4?0 4( 28 Isaac Holmes Charleston 161,871 (i2 99 Andrew Agnew Beaufort, S. C. 915 41 30 John Grays~on Ditto 353 10 31 Rob't E. Cochran, late mar. South& Carolina 1 955 &5 39 Thomas D. M. Johnson Savannah (i, 735 51 Edwiu Moungcr Ditto 1'7 921 3(& 34 Richard Wall Ditto 114, 983 44 5 Arehibald S. Bullock Ditto 4'3, 506 40 36 J. S. Pelot, late acting coll. D, tto ll 3r 3;~Abraham Bissent St. Mary' s 1, 191 5(i 38 Thomas Collier Hardwiek 6 80 39 Venables Bond Ditto 1 54(i 16 40 Simons Maxwell Dl&!&& 100 00 41 Alexander 1&ietherclift Di&i&& 944 00 49 Cornelius Collins Suubury 987 94 43~ Christopher Hillary Dttto '7 5!& 14 Benj. Wall, late marshal eorgia 92, ;U5 31 45~Andrew Erv, in Tennessee 58, 397 98 46 Andrew and Jun&e, Ertvin Ditto &&' C&eorgia 9, 8&3 07 47 Hot e B. T «i't .Ie&v Orleans (i, 630 85 48lWilliam Bro&vn Ditto 107&Oil 08 4g Peter F. Dubourg Ditto 36&911 HH 5p Peter L. B. Dupless!s Ditto 13, &3&9 99 John F. C am 3 ehael Hit. to ~ 3M 4, 51] 1&713 33 , 59IJ. R. Grymes&late d&st att. Ditto I

Carri~&l forwa)d 1 & , , 997;347 Hc 9 &104 97, f1$9639it& l I ~ ~ 226 SUpPLEjIEN'r~

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1/6 38 Brought forward 1, 048 5( -, '(3l 3( 1 William Selby 'Snow Hill 9 William H. Plowden St. Mary' s 3 John Chew Havre de Grace John Randall Annapolis 5 00 5 Joseph Sands Ditto 6 John Oakley Georgetown , 7 John Fitzgerald Alexandria 8 Charles Simms Ditto 9 Humphrey Peake Ditto 10 Lawrence Muse Tappahannoclr ll George W. Banks Dlno 19 John Dainger5. eld Ditto 13 Joseph Jones Petersburg 11&395 68 14 James Robertson Ditto 15 Abraham Archer Yorktown 16 Thomas Archer Diuo 17 Charles K. Mallory Norfolk 18 Archibald Richardson South Q, uay 19 John Stith Virginia 90 Francis Hawks Newbern 91 Enoch Sawyer Camden 3, 518 47 11&313 31 99 Asa Rogerson Dit, to 93 Gritllth J. McRee W ilmington 94 James Read Ditto 95 Timothy Bloodworth Ditto 96 Robert Cochran Dit, to 97 James Manney Beaufort, N. C. 1, 490 40 98 Isaac Holmes Charleston 99 Andrew Agnew Beaufort, S. C. 30 John Grays~on Ditto 31 Robt. E. Cochran, late marsh. South Carolina 39 Thomas D. M. Jo'hnson Savannah 33 Edwin Mounger Ditto 34 Richard Wall Ditto 35 Archibald S. Bulloch Ditto 36 J. S. Pelot, late act. collector Ditto 37 Abraham Bissent St. Mary' s 38 Thomas Collier Hard wick 39 Venables Bond Ditto 40 Simons Maxwell Ditto 41 Alexander Netherclift Ditto 49 Cornelius Collins S unbury 43 Christopher Hillary Ditto 44 Benjamin Wall, late marshal Georgia 45 Andrew Erwin Tennessee 46 Andrew and James Erwin Tenn. and Georgia 4/ Hore B. Trist New Orleans Willi(a Brown Ditto 49 Peter F. Dubourg Ditto 50 Peter L. B. Duplessis Ditto 51 John F. Carmichael Ditto 603 44 59 J. R. Grymes, late dist. a(t'y Ditto

Carried forward 1,65'/ 01 16, 440 93 PPLP, ll~ ITATElttIEN T —Continued.

IADE INTO THE TREASURY . :S BONDS AND CASH TRANSFFRRED BALANCES DUF. ON THE 1ST d ON BEFIALF OF THE UNITED DA 7 OF JANUARY, d B STATES. 1836. @Otttl Ili Q W IIVII!tt f! B„ C& E c B a d'Jj C) 0 d/ \J W From To To By V i d O Q Collectors. Collectors. Collectors. Collectors. 0= Q

li'„' 6, 026 74 91 361 10 8 G8 1, 400 00 349, 017 97 140 93 1 4 30 9 66 li 3 3'7 46 4 '79 61 5 6 30, 079 49 7 17, 151 46 8 125 67 9 33, 948 68 lo R" 5, 20ti «l 11 II.v'j fj' 1/094 99 19 9, 403 48 8, 074 49 13 500 Oti 15, 385 35 14 189 93 15 1, 004 Gt 16 3, 649 66 17 983 0'7 18 11,900 0' 19 395 95 90 985 O8 91 31, 321 05 99 7)567 19 93 4, 458 08 94 99, 597 3t 95 4, 1 07 «G 109, "39 49 «6 1, 001 0t: 9, 196 52 97 161,871 69 98 915 41 29 353 10 30 1, 955 75 31 6, '735 51 39 17, 924 36 33 114, 983 44 34 43, 506 40 35 11 35 36 1, 191 56 37 6 8O 38 1, 546 1G 39 100 00 40 944 00 4 1 987 944 9 7 5!t43 99, 325 31 4 4 58, 39'7 98 4 5 9, 8/3 0/ 4 6 6, 630 85 4 7 107, 01 1 08 4 8 36, 911 88 4 9 13, 739 469 30 O9 5 0 1, 5 469 30 1 1, 1, 469 30 59

0'75 830 40 91, 94 99, 1, /21 98 1, 960 97 1, 953 997 34 SUP PLEMENTAR~

BAI ANUES DUE ON THE 1ST DAY OE' JANUARY 1835.

Duties ott COLLECTORS. DISTRICTS. Mt rchatttllte By To Collectors. Collectors. .

Brought forward 1, 297, 347 82 9, 204 97 16,963 ll Beverly Chew "setv Orleans 4, 948 85 John Nicholson, in relation toproperty of E. Livingston Ditto 51 83 J. W. Smith, special agent in - rela', ion to property of E. Livings'on Ditto 910 94 Martin Gordon, in relation to «. property of E. Livingston Ditto 9, 533 G9 tVlartin Gordon 3, 870 99 'Joseph Aborn Teche 3, 019 38 John B. Murphy Ditto 8 95 William Chribbs Massac 1, 995 43 ''9 Jonathan Davis Nate hez 2 55 "10 Alexander Baiilie Diuo G, 305 3H '-'ll James McConnell Kentucky 75H 69 'l9 Moors Farwell San dusky 79 10 'l3 l ohn Patterson, marshal Ohio 14 Matthew Ernest Detroit 5, 457 77 " l5 J. Wilkinson Ditto '-. 16 Reuben Atwater Diuo 3G 25 David Duncan Michilimackinac 30, 680 98 Samuel Abbot Dttto 195 00 William Gamble Ditto 1, 024 59 Adam D. Steuart Ditto tl38 81 Algernon S. Thruston Key West 9, 899 14 Richard Bache Con. of Wts. 6t Me's. 994 82

Amount carried tn general statement 1, 359, 85 55 7, 925 85 16, 963 91 't —Continued. . J',ip TATEMENT

PAYMEVTS FOR

[ettamount Gross ~ amount of Bfmatine DRAWBACK ON i ' Duties on tI, hospital revenue. Allowances Expenses to vessels attending mercltandise T0 i money. ' ~DlittittI, t/fferchan- Domestic mployed in prosecu- refunde&h dtse ex- distilled the fisheries. tions. ported. spirits exported.

100 35 17 Otl4 29 G/6 91 281 54 '785 00 417 22

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Brought forward 1, 657 01 16, 440 93 14, 108 g; Beverly Chew New Orleans John Nieholson, in relation to property of E. Livingston Ditto tI. W. Smith, special agent in relation to property of E. Livingston Ditto Martin Gordon, in relation to property ef E. Livingston Ditto 5 Martin Gordon Ditto Joseph Aborn Teche '7 , John B. Murphy Ditto 'William Chribbs Massac '9 Jonathan Davis Natchez Alexander Baillie Ditto 10 McConnell ill James Kentucky Moors Farwell Sandusky f8 John Patterson marshal Ohio 139 79 iVIat thew Ernest Detroit II4 J. Wilkinson Ditto 15 Reuben Atwater Ditto fe David Duncan Michilimackinac San uel Abbot Ditto William Gamble Ditto Adam D. Steuart Ditto Algernon S. Thruston Key West ichard Bache, construction of w'ts and measures 14, 547 37

Amount carried to general statement 16 , 344 10 16, 440 93 14, 188 88 ', '&Vh13,~', pATE AIENT —Contin@cd. 231, .

T|t E rssASUR Y d' AND CASH EALANGES DUE ON THE 1ST d S cd cs EONDS TRANSFERRED :id:v dC c ON BEHALF OF THE UNITED DAY OF JANUARY,

ccc dc STATES. 1836. dC 0 -Cd 0 c'! et+ t"Ef&f: d= d cd df cc IJ etenR Wi Cd dC cd C cc J dC dc V From To To By Cd dC 'r '0 4 Collectors. Collectors. Collectors. Collectors dC dc V dC 9) cc C dC ' 06 ac 0

ffQff i 91,075 94 99, 830 40 1, '791 98 1, 960 97 1, 953, 99'7 34 4, 948 85 i 51 83

910 M 9, 533 69 4 3c8)0 99 5 3, 019 38 6 8 95 '/ 1, 995 43 8 9 55 9 6&305 38 10 "J58 69 11 '/9 10 19 139 JQ 13 5, 45'7 '77 14 1,979 8'7 15 36 95 16 30, 680 98 lg 195 00 f18 1,024 59 19 638 81 90 9;899 1491 14, 375 00 199 45~

Wl ." $1,075 91 - 51 83 95, 364 09 90, 047 Oc 3, 1/1 48 1, 313) /49 18 SUPPLEMENTARY STATEMENT.

Warrants dratcn by thII P~ V.'CLIENT&'7 made into the Trcasnry, on not h'ecretary of the 'I'reasttry, on Collectors of the Custorrtar yet passetw; to their credit.

23 &5 182G. No. G177. Jeremiah Clarke, York tit7&&. Alexander Mclntire, Do. 28 6186. Henry Warren, Plymouth 99 148 13 l829. No. 7181. Timothy Upham, Portsmouth 10, 000 00 6. Do. Do. 2ll 10 7. Do. Do. 238 3l 44. Do. Do. 133 86& 45. Do. Do. 26 96 241. Do. Do. 1, 380 33 349. Do. Do. 4 239 31 —16&, '229 87 156. Joseph Aborn, Teche 1 l0 82 ——16, 340 69 l830. N'o. 581-. Enoch Sawyer, Camden 539 24 585. Do. Do. ti0o 70 1, 145 94 361. James Manney, Beaufort, N. C. ll& 91 452 Do Do. 212 16 325 07 447. Pe'. er F. Dubourg, Mississippi 3, 000 00 481. Joseph Aborn, Teche 283 96 4&754 97 Elibu Olmstead, on acc't f831. No. 845. New London 135 &1 of I'h. H. Cu:hing, 10&963 62 , 846. Algernon S. Thruston, Kcy West —1 l, 9 33 1833. No. 2163. John Grant, Oswego 35 83 1834. No. 2394. Do. Do. 48 48 2233. Allen McLanc, Delaware 13, 261 2G —13, 309 74 1835. No. 3tr51. William IZing, Bath 54 60 3113. Walter R. Danforth, Providence 20 50 3164. Abraham Bissau nt, St. Mary' s, Ga. 1, 128 45 1,203 55

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To balances due by ('ollecto&s on the 1st Janu a y, 1835. 13)070, 066 93 By balances due to Collectors on tbe 1.. t January, 1835, 14&747 99 Duties on merchandise 25 &J31, 233 16 Drawbacli on fureign me&chai&&li e exported 9&445, 717 38 Duties on t»nllage (& ', 161 1H Drawbacl- on d&unes&. ic refined sugar expol led 41, 179 00' L&gllt in&)ney 4&-I I!), 30 IJrawback un dome. tie cf &s&iHed s, irits exporlecl 14, 484 9H~ Eines& penalties, an&i furl'eitilres 8&HGH 55 All &wances lo vessels empluyed in the fisllelies 993, 7H4 03 i lett aalu»nt of unclai&ne&l uierchandisc 360 94 Bouncy on pieliled fi. h 5!It) 80 u!' 0, Nett am»un& lna! inc hu. pi&al rn»n y 66), (i)l )7 Expenses ail enclin proseculio". s IH, 351 50 Arne&unt iol landssel off lu the Utli&ccl H;ates Dii, ies refunded on merchandise 440, 47&J 98 ul' on accounl &lu, y bun&la 9, 03&J 78 IJul ice ret'unded on tonnage and light money 599 70! 96, 091, 890 07 Expenses of collection 1, 984, !!07 ti9 Bun&Is anil cash tra lsl'erred lo Ci&llectors' 400&884 59 4, 479, 04 / 96 Drafts drawn in favor u!' Collec:ors 143 3lf& 7G Balances due to Collectors on lhc 1st January, 1836 8, 893 03 Payments into the Treasury on warrants in fav&lr of the Treasurer, viz. On account of cusloms, 1st column 30, 709 49 cl culunlll 10 04 & 390 107 & 3d column 9, &J-10 08 On c&ceonnt of sales of lands included in 1sl cululnll 770 37 On account ul' fines, Rc. included in 1st column 10 00 40, 424, 638 88 Bonds and cash from C&&lleclurs 1, 030, 841 49 Drcifts drawn un Collectors 143, 139 59 Balances due by Co!lectors on the 1st January, 1836 15&599, 503 61

40, 614, 018 G)1 40, 614, 918 Gl SUPPLEAIEiXTARY STATEMENT.

The nett amount of rcvensie exhibited by tlie preceuktg s«ten!cut) 891,87", 380 Ql

Fruo( tohich deduct the folio&oing ezyendits(&(s, /)ri&;„' e&ec. ss of (»«ies '&'f«»«('(/ debcs(turespaid, al&oioanres to vessels e»spto&/ed i&i lhe fis/(eries, a&id ucpe&(ses of cot/ection, +c. be»ortd the d(&1ies &) cci cod in, lhe fotlo&("iug purl", &&(=:

Jn, )nes W. Ripley Pnssnmaquoddy 19, 98( 3G Sn»)uel A. Morse Mac l!ias 3, 498 56 Eil ward S. Jarvis Frenchman's Bn v 4, 694 34 Rowland H. Bridgh" m Penobscot 13, 5&2 64 Denny il'IcCobb Waldoboruugh 17, 99& 05 Thomas McCi ate Wiscasset 11, 107 43 Joseph Sewall Bath 3, 409 48 Ba&nabas Palmer Kennebunk 9, 554 90 Jolm F. Scn, mman Saco 1'(25 04 Mark Dennett York 1)353 19 Ti!nothy Souther Ipswich 748 01 William Beach Gloucester 19, 819 91 Benjamin Knight Marblehead 15, 180 GO Schuyler Sampson Plymouth 19, 1'73 77 Isaiah L. Gi een Barnstable 37, 097 51 John P. Norton Edgartown 1, 3'72 67 Martin T. Morton Nantucket 1, 955 &3 Wi!liam Littlefield Newport 10, 416 39 1ngoldsby W. Crawford New London 6, 012 55 Baion S. Doty Oswegatchi e 4, 604 71 Thomas Loomis Sacl-ett's Harbor 9, 100 19 Seymour Scovell Niagara 4, '769 69 Jeremiah Carrier Cape Vincent 9, 847 06 John P. Osburn Sag Harbor 558 81 George W Tuclrer Little Egg Harbor 20'7 81 Morris Croxall Catnden '741 89 Tliomas Forster Presque Isle 6, 146 '76 Henry Whitely Delaware 13, 480 10 Ri«hard Sands Annapolis 9, 051 98 John Willis Oxford 990 /4 Thomas R. Johnson St. Mary' s 1, 148 69 William B. Scott Town Creek 393 54 Tho)nas Turner Georgetown 9 541 69 Wi I liam Nelson Yorlitown 311 67 Gor(ion Forbes Yeocomico 912 03 Jol)» Daingerfield East River 426 97 William P. Custis Folly Landing 81 89 Thomas S. Singleton Newbern 12"/ 57 James E. Gibble Beaufort, N. C. 630 03 Dare)d Turner Beaufort, S. C. 245 34 Tho)nas L. Shaw Georgetown 906) 98 John Maxwell J. Hnrdwicl- 40 GG Thomas J. Charlton D(). 314 49 Sa!nuel S. Law Sunbury 741 00 Archibald Cl~rk St. Mary' s 9, 15'7 89 John Rodman St. Augustine Jesic 1, 399 06 H. Willis St, I))&iarks 9, 860 53 James Dell St. Johns 04 Rol)ert 1,567 Mitchell Pensacola 3, 184 65 P. Rutilius R. Pray Pearl River 991 84 Ogden D. Langstaft Techc 9, 165 64 Chnrles C. P. Hunt Miami 539 50 Wil liam H. Hunter Sandusky Ch"! 709 OG les Larrabee Cincinnati 41 09 An! rew Mack Detroit '71 Abinham 5, 641 Wendell Mich ilimackinac 197 00 S. K. Gillman, late Penobscot 9, William 190 90 King do. Bath 834 Charles K. Williams do. 1, 36 Vermont 3&9 Her. A. Den. rborn 99 ry S. do. Boston 601 18 Carried forward ss o, ooo oi s), s)s, sso o) SUPPgiEMENTARY STTATEME. iT.

Amount brought forward, 250, 663 01 21, 878, 380 94 aha Randall, late Annapolis 5 00 Ohn 1'. Carmichael do, New Orleans 244 03 ohn Patterson Ohio 139 72 tichard Bache Agent for wei hts, d. c. 14 547 37 265, 599 13 True nett revenue Dollars 21, 612, 781 81

kpss amount of revenue accruing in 1835 26, 091, Q29 07 iedact payment for drawback. and expenses of collection 4, 479, 047 26 Nett revenue as above Dollars 21, 612, 781 81 the ccnoltts 236 Sy'g y'~~~N& exhibitin~ the state of iai rif Jauwm'y &0

Balances due Payments ntadej DISTRICTS. by otTicers on into the NAMES. the 1st ol'Jan- Treasury, uary, 1835.

1 James W. Ripley Passamaquoddy 3, 368 76 9 Samuel A. iVIorse Machias 3 Edward S. Jarvis Frenchman's Bay 4 RJwland H. Bridgham Pen obscot 5, Daniel Lane Belfast 6 D iiny iMcCobb Wii1doborough 7& Th &mas McCratc Wiscasset ( I) SI John D. McCrate Dit, to (9) 9 Joseph Sewall Bath 10 John Ctiandler Portland ll Isaa" Ilsley late Ditto 394 78 19 Barnabas Palmer Kennebunk I:I John F Sc.imman Saco 14 iMark D:nnett York 15 Daniel P. Drown Portsmouth 16 Archibald W. Hyde Vermont 17 Samuel Philli s Ne wburyport IB~ Timo hy Souther Ip'wich 19 William Pearce, jr. late Gloucester 1, 963 9S 90 William Beach Dlno 91 J.mes Miller Salem 6 07 G 07 99 Davi;I Henshaw Boston 93 ¹nry A. S. Dearborn late Diito 13S 05 9l Benjamin Knight iVIarblehead 95 Schuylel' Sampsotl Plymouth 96 Zabdiel Sa np. on late Ditto 97 Ptrineas W. Leland Dighton 98 Lemuel Williams New Bedford 99'I:aiah L. Green Rarnst able 3i) John P. Norton Eilgartown 31 Martin T. lvlorton Nantucket 3? Walter R Danforth Providence 33 Nathaniel Bttllock Bi istol 31 William Lii'. lefield Newport 3.& Noah A Phelps Middle own 3'& Ingol. lsby AV. Crawford New l.ontlon 37 William TL Ellis New Haven 38 Samuel Siinons Fa irfielil 39 David B. Mc Veil Champlain 4'l Baron S. Do y Oswegatchie 41 Thomas Loomis Sackett's Harbor 49 George H. McWhorter Oswego 4~ S ymi&ur Scovell Ni:igara 44t Tacob Gould G'nnessee 45&I Pierre A. Rarl-er Rufialo 4"jJ &hn P. O. burn Sag Harbor 47, Sam'iel Swarttvout ''ew York 1, 764 95 48j Aaron Ogden Port of .tersey 4u~.Teremiah Carrier Cape Vincent 50 To'eph W. Reckless Perth Amboy r, l .Ta. mes Parker late l&i to i44 43 ro Gershom Mott Bt&rlinuton 5;? George W. Tucker Little Egg Harbor

Carried forward 7, 679 62 G OI

(1) From 1st January to 30:h June. (9) From 1st Julv to 31st Tlecembe r. ttte ge, I (&»(OPcit/l Etnohiments nf Collectors of the Customs, from t1(c ---.mls/ of December, 1835.

RSCEII TS IN 1835.

I (aa C»MMISSIONS ON a a( (']aa Fees forcer- tificates on Fees. Money ac- Light-house Marine Salary. &rines, splt'- Tota. . counted for dlsburse- hospital dis- its, tens, Ac. Inents. bursements.

3(l&;l 3, 837 25 566 Sl 500 00 4, 904 Ofi 1 147 50 8 37 250 00 406 64 2 3(3 27 li 4&i 150 00 4&0 73 3 iOQ (io 208 i9 150 00 1, 0&1 39 4 ' 918 l5 QH5 8'i 4 34 ], 0&( 3&, 5 605 64 85 5&0 8 80 250 00 949 94 6 l&JI '&5 112 38 100 00 404 33 7 1(i7 52 15 51 13 100 00 2H3 l(i 8 1, 173 51 497 5 8 63 1, 679 G9 9 Q&337 95 1, 3]8 55 370 19 7 24 4, 083 93 10 ll ]93 45 85 94 281 45 lQ 117 88 I'7 33 250 00l 385 21 13 19 25 65 250 00 2C&!) 90 14 27/ 83 (i38 01 88 96 G 9/ 1, 011 7i 15 9 91 9 91 1G 2i2 79 i67 ]i QO ] &040 16 l'7 39 95 7/ 250 00 290 72 IH 19 415 23 910 69 250 00 1, 57G 20 20 523 2(& 513 81 ], 037 07 '1 8, 007/ 93 '7, 03H 99 535 15 97 26 673 88 16, 353 Q] 23 304 49 /1 80 376& 29 24 5]fi HO 1&019 4I 150 00 1, 686 21 25 538 5/ 1, 245 99 ]50 00 1, 934 56 Q7 1, 727 (i8 952 83 2 87 2, 683 38 QS 9b5 00 47 5&l 3 30 ],015 81 29 873 /5 47 79 354 30 250 00 1'525 78 30 348 36 25 40 1 97 23 250 00 1, 625 96 31 503 25 941 98 3 30 18 02 1, 4(if& 55 32 267 14 829 14 2 QG 1, 098 54 3;3 229 38 436 27 lr/8 05 2 i9 826 49 34 3'/5 r&G 50 591 Gd 4 971 C&9 35& 954 95 47 33 220 56 2 32 1, 225 16 (i, 5 98 1, 454 9.& 325 35 7 11 2, 4(i3 39 37 o45 13 55 G5 80 250 00 3 15 594 /3 3H 39 120 07 92 40 46 41 3 94 42 43 61 85 33 GQ ]8 44 30 98 34 71 45 297 04 10 30 38 45 25 400 00 i46 04 Ql, ]15 23 Ql, /ll 75 402 8'7 166 3'7 4, 996 02 48 392 24 47 1, 000 00 1, 000 CO 48 49 446 20 1,089 87 44 87' 250 00 1, 830 94 50 51 52 95 5 95 150 00 208 90, 5Q 53 60 2/ 61 154 ]Q 250 00 485 33 53

50&793 91 43, /03 25 2, 920 95 356 94 5, 600 00 5, 673 05 109, 048 10 lee/5)' EWIOLUMENTS OF COLLECTORS OF

NAMES. DISTRlCTS. Clerk hire Rent fuel Stafiol and other expenses.

1 James W. Rip!ey Passamaquoddy 1, 517 31 199 67 A. Morse Mac hias 9 Samuel ' Edward S. Jarvis Frenchman's Bay 52 44 46 00 4 Row and H. Bridgham Penobscot 300 00 96 00 5 Daniel Lane iBelfa.st 41 96 (i Denny iVl c Cobb ', Waldobnrough 100 00 59 11 I 'Thomas .XlcCrate Wisca set 8 iJohn D. McCrate Ditto 9 j Joseph Sewall Bath 13 94 10 John Chandler Portland 1, 650 00 46 90 ll Isaac llsley Ditto 19 Barnabas Palmer 'Kennebunk 10 63 0 50 13 John F. Scamman Saco 20 50 14 Mark Dennett i York 10 00 15 Daniel P. Drown , Portsmouth 500 00 13 4] 16 Archibald W Hyde ', Vermont 50 00 5 13 17 Samuel Phillips j Newburyport Souther Ipswich 25 00 18 Timothy i 19 William Pearce, jr. late Gloucester. 90 William Beach Ditto 36 '73 91 James Miller ISalem 1, 200 00 39 00 99 David Henshaw IBoston 19, 010 09 495 50 93 Henry A. S. Dearborn Ditto Benjamin Knight Marblehead 92 50 94 i 95 Schuyler Sampson Plymouth (0 50 96 Zabdiel Sampson Ditto Ql Phineas W. Leland Dighton 91 '75 98 Lemuel Williams New Bedford 450 00 60 95 99 Isaiah L. Green Barnstable 3OO OO 30 91 30 John P. Norton Edgartown 37 50 31 Martin T. Morton Nantucket 16 50 39 Walter R. Danforth Providence 500 00 31 80 33 Nathaniel Bullock Bristol 500 00 59 80 34 William Littlefield Newport 96 58 35 Noah A. Phelps Middletown 100 00 97 77 36 Ingoldsby W. Crawfo rd New London 940 00 104 99 37 William H. Ellis New Haven 300 00 58 00 38 Samuel Simons Fairfield 968 51 93 38 39 David B. McNeil ', Champlain 40 Baron S. Doty ~ Oswegatchie 41 Thomas Loomis j Sackett's Harbor 42 George H. McWhort er Oswego 43 Seymour Scovell Niagara 44 Jacob Gould ~Gennessee 45 Pierre A. Barker I Buffal 46 John P. Osborn Sag Harbor 97 58 47 Samuel Swartwout New York 62, 945 76 1, 5/3 19 4, 8 48 Aaron Ogden . Port of Jersey 48 Jeremiah Carrier ;Cape Vincent ~Perth 50i Joseph W. Reckless Amboy 108 95 51|James Parker late Ditto 59 Gershom Mott Burlington 19 10 George W. Tucker Little Egg PIazbor 10 00 80 00

Carried forward 83, 905 64 3, 395 46 078 CUSTOMS I5 1835— Continued.

:XFENDED IN 1835 Amount Col&IPENSETI ON. Drafts payable by Balances due drawn in warrant on I by officers on ' , fteI& favor &he Treasu- hc ls: January. , Ithti& As collector Under the Untler the of officers rer under 1836. and for act 7th fMay act 3d Total, the act 3d other ser- Mare 11 1835. March, 1835 vices,

!&if&, 3&000 00 4, &38 90 3, 533 92 1 40G 64 406 ti4 374 29' 480 &. 5 3 '„&f 70'3 i)i 52~ 1, 061 39 1, 158 Go 1, 2US 36 /84 5 itll 85 949 94 40.1 33, 404 33 2H3 lli "bs 7 16 8 jlti 1&G34 02 I 679 Go 238 9S 2, 4, 265 57 10 391 78 11 2til 32 QH1 45 357 45 12 355 21 13 2oii 5&0 269 90 14 469 OG 172 41 172 41 lltl 1&184 ls 15 1, 100 71 16 255 4O 1, 295 5fi 255 40 17 290 18 1, 253 19 1, 539 4& 1 576 20 20 '72 a2, 432 3, tiHH 36 2, 651 29 21 2, 080 25 2, 319 &5 18, 672 !)6 2&319 '75 22 fliii 1H"1 09 187 09 23 353 79 45S 1" 834 41 458 12 24 1, 588 21 1, 686 21 25 '73 &5 2fi .1, 903 5b 1 934 5b 17 ', 1O3 97 2, GH3 38 28 660 Hb 1, 015 81 29 1, 46S 38 1, 525 78 '30 597 80 31 92S O9 134 '15 1, 601 30 134 75 32 tl If 523 84 1, 098 54 33 &! &Ii /95 12 826 49 34 82'7 40 971' 69 :35 li]( P 829 98 1, 225 16 36 1, 987 39 2, 463 39 37 i&Iii &299 79 594 '73 38 iii' 1, 115 71 1, 115 71 39 1, 581 09 1 581 09 40 '71S 24 71H 24 41 965 '78 965 78 42 1&359 12 1, 359 12 43 1', 222 82 1, 222 82 44 2, 017 &1 2, 017 71 45 lr& GG (46& 04 t22 665 46 4, 4oo oo 72, 822 46 97 47 f? 1, 000 00' 1, 000 00 48 1, 014 00 1, 014 00 '49 1, 722 69 1, S30 94 (44 4'3 50 51 193 80 208 90 52 fli 389 83 485 33 53

51)550 48 260 84 6, 004 79 150, 660 35 28, S89 33 5, 936 41

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RECEIPTS IN 1835.

COMMISSION ON (&nj, , s Fees for cer- Money ac- Light-house Marine hos- tificates on Fees, counted for. disburse- pital dis- Salary. wines, spir- Total. ments. bursements. i(,s, teas, dlc.

50, 793 91 43, '703 25 9, 990 95 356 94 5, 600 00 5)6'/3 05 109, 048 10 185 28 19 36 50 pp 454 64 1 182 5-1 20 89 950 00 453 43 9 929 45 11 49 1)000 00 1&940 94 3 99o 96 41 84 250 00 587 80 4 1'7 86 17 86 5 6 09 9 99 8 31 6 4, 143 89 9, 517 66 44 65 81'7 84 14, 523 97 '7 8 979 69 906 19 479 21 500 00 1, 458 02 9 9, 914 18 3&089 38 917 06 5, 520 62 lO 4 61 950 00 955 46 ll 175 60 6 74 250 00 432 34 19 (26 10 9 89 950 00 978 99 13 16i 18 '7 48 150 00 321 (i6 14 976 '70 39 59 200 00 509 99 15 99 00 9 64 5p pp 1'74 64 16 9"/ 150 00 150 2'7 1'7 343 lo '/'7 50 1 82 950 00 G'73 09 (8 613 14 568 53 4'7 45 4 99 6 48 1, 939 89 19 1, P12 39 1, 090 '7l 90/ 87 20 98 3, 031 88 20 99 93 389 09 '756 79 14 14 1, 159 95 (24 984 /5 554 09 1 64 840 48 (25 '746 59 490 40 9 95 1 50 1, 941 3'7 26 136 48 14 73 90O OO 351 91 63 10 4 91 150 00 91'/ 31 28 66 56 11 88 200 00 978 44 99 133 70 80 61 10 7l 950 00 477 31 30 118 94 6 36 900 00 325 30 31 114 70 35 60 900 00 350 33 32 498 55 515 51 3 09 1)049 Ol 33 988 11 918 '/6 9 5/ 509 44 34 172 25 131 50 26S 10 9 06 950 00 823 91 35 65 00 19 S3 15 45 35 25P PP 343 63 36 431 47 930 66 49 55 19 44 95O 00 974 19 37 5(i4 60 100 58 950 00 915 18 38 145 97 44 19 1 09 900 00 391 18 39 111 99 109 44 958 98 9 69 1, 000 00 20 65 1, 509 98 40 1&59S 38 3, 648 30 994 60 33 27 150 98 5, 656 83 41 10 62 14 950 960 /6 49 48 00 1 32 46 47 1 27 950 347 06 43 857 13 1, 16S 31 30 14 15 80 2&071 3S 44 145 55 145 5o 45 950 00 250 00 46 10'/ 50 116 78 69 34 9 56 250 00 539 18 4'7 64 15 5 56 19 50 91 500 00 589 49 48 853 99 405 8'7 395 '70 5 41 500 00 9, 090 9'7 49 62 5'2 56 95 00 97 500 00 588 35 50 440 10 103 82 14 50 5 50 500 00 1,063 92 51 31 60 105 2) 19 98 14 500 00 656 99 59 93 39 16 26 500 00 539 65 53

69, 357 9) 6'7, 307 99 5, '7l7 84 548 43 1 /, 045 55 G, SSS 89 166, 995 20 ' 242 EqIPLUMFNTS OF COLLECTORS OF

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COLLECTORS. DISTRICTS. Clerk hire. Rent, fuel, Station& and other expenses.

Brought forward 83&905 64 3, 395 46 6 cq 1 Mablon D. Canfield Great Eg Harbor 2 Daniel Garri on Bridgetown 9) 62 3 Morris Croxall Camden 100 00 180 00 1 4 Archer Gifford Newark 134 12 14.' 5 Thomas Forster Pt esque Isle 6 John Clark Pittsburg 9 50 7 James N. Barl-er Philadelphia 19 915 97 446 07& 68' 8 william Jones, late Ditto 9 Henry Whitely Delaware 10 James H. McCulloch Baltimore 4, '700 00 44 99 12'. 11 Richard Sands Annapolis 12 John Willis Oxford 34 25 13 Thomas R. Johnson St. Mary' s 100 00 95 00 14 George Hudson Snow Hill 15 Charles Leary Vienna 64 00 16 William B. Scott Town C reel.- 40 00 17 John Chew Havre de Grace 18 Thomas Turner Georgetown 19 George Brent Alexandria 43 92 17 20 Conway Whittle Norfolk 800 00 34 65 41 91 Brazure W. Pryor, late Ditto 29 James Johnson, late Ditto 93 Moses Myers, late Ditto 24 Charles D. McIndoe Petersburg 450 00 85 00 50 95 James Gibb. n Richmond 100 00 40 26 Thomas Nelson Ditto 78 04 53 97 Wilfiam Nelson Yorktotvn 3 Gordon Forbes Yeocomico 8 99 John Daingerfield East River 10 00 8 30 Robert S. Garnett Tappahannock 93 50 14 31 William P. Custis Folly Landing 138 94 32 Nathaniel Holland Cherry Stone 50 00 33 James Osven Wilmington 75 38 34 Thomas S. Singleton Newb em 150 00 69 55 35 Duncan McDonald Edenton 54 00 36 James 'E. Gibble Beaufort, N. C. 1'7 00 10 3'7 Stephen Charles Camden 300 00 60 00 31 38 Thomas H. Blount Washington 250 00 60 00 39 Levi Fagan Plymouth 19 00 40 Silvester Brown Ocracoke 111 99 41 James R. Pringle Clrarleston 3&190 00 97 3& 11'7 43 David Turner Beaufort, S. C. 42 Thomas L. Shaw Georgetown 4 44 A. B. Fannin Savannah 38 67 85 45 Thomas J. Charlton Hardwick 46 Samuel S. Law SU nbury 47 John N. Mclntosh Brun swick 179 50 158 95 96 48 Archibald Clark St . iMary's 8 00 14 49 William A. Whitehead Key West 1 00 86 50 John Rodman St . Augustine 99 51 Gabriel J. Floyd A ppalachicola 15 00 52 Jesse H. Willis St, . Mark's 60 00 90 & 53 James Dell St . John' s

Carried forward 105 956 04 5 403 64 I & & 7&923 ~~ (j", j'USTO'j/IS IN 1835— Continued.

.v 1835. Amount COMPENSATION Drafts payable by Balances due drawn in warrant on ofhcers Ij(4 by on I favor of the Tres. su- the 1st January, As Collec- Under the Under the Total. oiTicers. rer under 1836. .ors, and for act 7 May act '3 March the act gd other ser- 1832. 1835. March, 1835 vices.

550 48 004 660 35 51, 260 84 6, t9 150, 122 79 28issg 33 93o 41 453 3!j 454 64 5, 401 30 453 43 1 llIlj 948 gl 1, 240 g4 lit 311 33 581 80 412 9-1 412 94 4 Hl 8 31 5 'III 1, 174 2O 3)225 80 17, 749 77 3, 225 80 523 1, 458 02 1, 708 '76 8 649 14 2, 963 5/ 8, 484 19 2, 963 57 9 255 46 lO 398 09 432 34 150 92 2/8 92 lo 321 66 321 66 13 445 22 509 22 l4 l 1214 174 64 15 150 27 150 27 l6 673 02 673 02 17 1, 178 56 22/ 87 1, 46/ 7(i 227 S7 lS 2, 155 g3 309 24 162 30 3, 503 42 309 24I 162 30 19 73 ls '/3 18 54 15 2O 396 28 396 28 396 28 657 56 657 56 657 56 574 g5 1|159 g5 23 700 ijljj 40 840 48 I; 1, 109 42 1, 241 37 25 347 51 351 21 209 31 21/ 31 '-'/ 260 41 278 44 ? 439 Hl 4'77 3l 186 325 30 -0 300 33 350 33 9(i6 63 1, 298 O2 256 01 32 283 99 509 44 39 769 gl 823 91 34 316 5H 343 63 9 oi4 12 9O 9w 605 18 915 18 9 I 391 ls 38 Ii397 99 1, 5O9 98 -"9 2, 321 92 825 18 6, 482 01 825 1S 41 40 260 7 260 76 41 343 Oj 347 0(i 1, 946 9' 2, 071 38 145 5! 145 55 (4 250 0( 250 00 45 1 is' 539 18 j(i 560 4: 582 42 2, 003 8:j 2, O9O 97 48 5()5 4F 588 35 j!) l, ols!j', 1, 063 92 59 5di 99 656 99 51 539 65 539 65 . 2 53

83)383 94'/ 52 37 1, 84 13, 665 218, 280 26 1, 790 76 3o, 550 06 6, 501 6H &g J4 EMOLUMENTS OF COLLECTORS OF

Balances due Payments l&t &&thcers on into the Tt COLLECTORS. DISTRICTS. lst January, 1836.

Brought forward 8, 5'7'7 52 1 iRobert Mitchell P en sacol a George AV. Owen Mobile 1, 378 01 3 P. Rutilius R. Pray Pearl River 4 Beverly Chew lt/Irssrsstppr 9, 828 29 5 Martin Gordon ditto 3, 069 41 3 6 James W. Breedlove ditto 30 93 7 Ogden D. Langstaff Teche 8 Chailes C. P. Hunt Miami 9 Samuel Starkweather Cuyahoga 10 William H. Hunter Sandusky 11 Charles Larrabee Cincinnati 12 Robert Punshon ditto 13 Joel M. Smith Nashville 14 John Smith St. Louis 15 Andrew Mack Detroit 16 Abraham Wendell Michilimackinac 1'7 Adam D. Steuart late ditto 64 63

Total 22, 948 79 3&4

(1) From 1st January to Sd March. (2) 30th March to 31st December. To balances due the United States on the 1st January, 1835 fees of office in l835 77, 930 59 commissions on moneys accounted for 89, 292 39 light-house disbursements 6, $&0 94 marine hospital do. /84 54 salaries 19, 321 I'7 fees for certificates on wines, &I&rc. 9, 3/6 39 902, 9t drafts in favor of oScers 0(/. & amount payable by warrant on the Treasurer, per act Sd March, 1835 36 5i

8264&25 ~RS p( ~/ ,"ATOMS IX 1835— Continued. 245

RECEIPTS IN 1835. lee ptit, eII COMMISSIONS ON Fees for cer- Money ac- Light-house Marine hos- tificates on Fees. counted for. disburse- pital dis- Salary. wines, spir- Total. meats. bursements. its, teas, dec.

69, 357 27 G), 307 29 5, 777 84 548 43 1'7, 045 55 6 , 888 S9 166, 995 90 'i)i 69 82 19 45 1 '79 500 00 590 99 1 9, 894 54 1, 666 65 250 00 4, 811 19 9 11 95 86 950 00 969 11 3 4 )ll 5 .5, 534 14 90, 105 84 999 '7l 9, 48'7 50 98, 576 62 6 55 00 94 55 41 67 950 00 441 99 7 8 '74 75 9 77 04 9 5-1 54 10 19 35 1 30 61 18 74 83 11 9 S5 1 96 964 4' 969 95 19 58 05 98 '71 350 00 436 76 13 90 97 3 54 350 00 373 81 14 18 90 1 80 90 '70 15 105 69 07 105 69 16 17

'77, 930 59 89, 992 39 6, 260 94 '784 54 19, 391 17 9, 3'76 39 202 g65 g5

By payments made into the Treasury 3, 490 01 expenditures for clerk hire 19I,993 23 rent, fuel, dec. 6, 509 95 stationery 9, 199 65 compensation in 1834 9'7, 438 64 under the act of '7th May, 1899 1, 94'7 84 3d March, 1835 13, 665 59 250, 040 83 Deduct excess of expenses in Vermont, Champlaiu, Oswegatchie, s Sackett's Harbor, Oswe o, lVia ara, Gennessee, BOO'alo, Cape Vin- -' cent, Pesque Isle, Miami, Cuyahoga, Sandusky, Cincinnati, Detroit, and Michilimackinac 14, 9'79 39 935, 068 44 Balance due the United States on January, 1836 95, '76'7 11 1964, 955 56 EMOLUMEWirTS OF t. OLLECTOHS OF ']

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COLLECTORS. DISTRICTS. Clerk hire. Rent fuel Statione and, other expenses.

Brought forward 105, 956 04 5, 403 64 7&99 1 Robert Mitchell Pensacola 13 50 l 9 George W. Owen Mobile 1, 000 00 950 19 5 3'P. Rutilius R. Pray Pearl River 140 00 4 Beverly Chew Mississippi 5 Martin Gordon Ditto 6 James W. Breedlove Ditto 14, 33'7 19 600 94 '7 Ogden D. Laugstalf Teche 94 00 8 Charles C. P. Hunt Miami 9 Samuel Starkweather Cuyahoga 10 William H. Hunter Sandusky 11 Charles Larrabee Cincinnati 19'Robert Punshon Ditto 13' Joel M. Smith Nash ville '70 V5 14 John Smit. h St. Louis 15' Andrew ltd ack Detroit ]6, Abraham Wendell Michilimackinac 17 Adam D. Steuart, late Ditto

lo1,993 N 6 509 95 9, 19' ~ ~IQUSTO'(IS IN 1835— Continued. 247'

ht 1835. Amount COMPEVS&&TION Drafts payable by Balances due drawn in warrant on by oScers on Itt, ftttt'( favor of the Treasu- the 1st Jan- As Collec- Under th Under the o(ncers. rer uncler uary, 1836. tors and fo act 7 May, act 3 March, Total. the act 3 other ser- 1832. 1835. March, 1835 vices.

"'ttd 83, 383 3& 1, 94'7 84 13, 665 59 218, 980 26 1, 790 76 36, 550 06 (&, 501 68 li' &b 5{'3 4'll 590 99 1 %II. «3&579 63 4, 883 01 1, 306 19 9 II!) It, 115 Gl 262 11 3 9 828 99 4 5

IIIII( i 4&400 Otl 29, 510 30 8, 0GG 39 6 415 ' 441 29 325& 46 3o5 46 8 609 60 602 60 9 409 58 409 58 10 '74 83 '74 83 11 969 95 269 95 12 344 89 436 76 13 3'73 SI 373 81 14 1, 639 1; 1, 639 12 15 941 53 941 53 16 64 63 17

97&43$ 64 1, 94'7 84 13, 665 52 950&040 83 1, &90 &6 36, 550 06 o5, 767 ll

*Includes commission on marine hospital at. d light house disbursements for the years l829& "0, 31, and 33& omit', ed to be brought to his credit in those years. 24S gag +E,++++ exhibiting the state of the ~~&«tn dnl'tll rr

Balances Payments due by otli- made into ~ NAMES. DISTRICTS. cers on 1st the Trea- January, sury. Fees. Salat 1835.

1 William Clagett Portsmouth 958 86 o0, 9 Benjamin Stickney Newbutyport 946 09 15I 3 John S wasey Salem 480 (6 15' 4 Leonard M. Parker, late Bosi.on (1) 479 25 3ti2 39 901 10 5 Isaac O. Barnes Ditto (9) 6&28ti 67 6 Samuel Brown Providence 4'12 ti9 951 7 Isaac Burdick Newport 199 85 951 8 John Ferguson, late New York 281 97

9 Enos T. Throop Ditto 9 598 Sl 9, 598 Sl , 90, 516 07 10 John Pemberton Philadelphia 4, 143 86 ll Dabney S. Carr Baltimore 1&9'79 07 19 thomas Gatewood Norfolk 918 07 13 John D. Jones Wilmingion 599 14 15( 14 Charles J. Steedman Charlesion 1&484 78 15 Thomas S. Wayne Savannah '776 10 16 Manuel Cruzat, late New Orleans 909 90 1'7 Peter K. Warner, late Ditto ". 32 0 18 Martin Gordon, jr. Ditto (3) 884 78 3i'

'7, 564 93 9, 891 90 40, 117 89 1, 338

&I 1) From 1st January to 9th March. (3) From 6th November to 31st Decetr 9) From 10th March to 31st December, lee, (,» 'l'get'al Emoluments of the Naval Gpcel. s of the Customs, 249 ' ar 1835.

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Passamaquoddy 500 00 go/ 48 I Charles Peavey '757 9 John W. Smith Port) and 15D 00 24 Samuel Hall Portsmouth „0DO 971 95 ';)0 93 4 Nathaniel Jackson Newburyport 00 948 Alphonso Mason Gloucester 950 00 195 06 6 James Dalrymple, late Sa, l'ein (I) 115 98 19 14 Noble Ditto 950 00 391 83 Joseph '78 8 Aaron Foster Beverly 150 00 99 9 John McNiel Boston 57 06 57 06 5, 644 60 10 Joshua Prentiss M arblehead 100 00 28 45 11 John B. Barton Providence 950 00 383 81 19 Joseph Aborn Pawtuxet 900 00 50 13 Allen Wardwell Bristol 950 00 61 85 14 William Turner Warren 950 00 81 08 15 William G. Hammond Newport 950 00 I'77 93 16 William Halloway North Kingston 950 00 3 15 I'7 John G. Mawney East Greenwich 950 00 1 00 18 Charles Durfee Tiverton 900 00 Ig George Brown Pawcatucl- 150 00 5 95 90 John Hempstead, late Middletown llg 68 111 04 91 William Conner Ditto 950 00 961 08 99 Daniel Burrows Ditto 950 00 91 12 93 William Willard Saybrook 950 00 61 26 94 John French New London 950 00 94 98 95 Benjamin Pomeroy Stonington 950 OD 24 34 96 William Durand, ir. New Haven 200 00 380 51 9'/ Mordecai M. Noah, late New York 98 Hector Craig Ditto 13, 391 81 13 9g John T, Vernor Albany (9) 58 34 30 Hiram Perry Di 1.to (3) gl 66 31 William Duncan Philadelphia, 9, 843 42 39 James Mosher Baltimore (4) 1)563 31 33 William H. Wickes Chester (5) 119 50 34 George W. Biscne Not tingham 150 00 7 50 35 H. G. S. Key Llewellynsburg 900 00 9 50 36 Robert D i. ges Nanjemoy 900 00 9 90 James McGuire Alexandria 300 00 911 98 38 Arthur Taylor, jr. Norfolk 614 44 3g Joseph Prentis SuQolk 950 00 4 00 40 Robert Prutler Smithfield 950 00 41 John S. Westwood Hampton (6) 650 00 6 50 49 William D. Hodges South Q. uay 900 00 43 Edward Pescud City Point 300 00 196 83 Francis let.Armistead East River 900 00 33 98 45 Adam Cooke Fredericksburg 95O OO 161 28 46 William. Gresham Carter's Creek 95O OO 11 50 47 William Gray Port Royal 250 00 2O 5O 48 .James B. C. Thornton Dumfries 150 00 49 Henry Muse, jr. Urbanna 150 00 '/ '75 50 James Wade Swansboro 250 00 1 00 51 Isaac Pipkin Murfroesboro 200 00 3 50 59 Myles Elliot Hertford 900 00 6 50 53 Gabriel Holmes Wilmington 950 00 414 00

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Total 6, 383 25 4, 049 89 12, 019 50 38, 664 33 50, 676 8L

1 From 1st April to 31st December. 9 1st January to 10th October. 3 11th October to 31st December. Clerk hire.

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R rue itcT 1833. UitDI NAMES. DISTRICTS Collec'. or. Naval oflicer. Collector, ' 'I

1 William Clagett Portsmouth William Walker Ditto 3 Henry H. Boody Portland 4 James Smith Ditto 5 Arthur M. Small Ditto william S. Davis Ditto 7 Benjamin Stickney Newburyport 28 66 8 Samuel Walker Ditto 9 Samuel Phillips, act, lllg Ditto 9 55 10 Daniel Foster, lat~e Ditto iG 43 11 Devereauz Dennis Salem lo Perley Putnam Ditto 13 William Story Ditto 14 Jonathan Holman Ditto 15 Thomas West Ditto 16 Francis G. Sellman Marbleh cad 17 John R. Waterman Providence 18 Andrew Seymour New York 19 Will iam M. Hitchcock Ditto n0 II. A. Vedder Ditto 91 William Durell Ditto Q2 J. W. Forbes Ditto 93 H. Levely Ditto. . 24' John T. Boyd Dit. to 95( Oliver Dunning Dit. to QG Peter Sebring Ditto AJ 7 Daniel Dodge Ditto P8 J. D. Phillips Bitto 99i J. J. Conen Ditto George H. Richards Ditto Peter Smith Ditto James J. Craig' Ditto 33' Ebenezer Cole Ditto A S. De Peyster Ditto 35 J. W. Hallett Ditto 36, E. H. De Camp Ditto 37[ S. B. HoQ'man Ditto 38' L. Loiiti l Ditto 39 John Franklin Ditto 40 J. Brower Ditto 41 T. Hazard Ditto 4|IEdward Cooper Ditto J. Stevens Ditto Thomas Kirk Dluo 45 A. Bleecker Ditto 46 Jacob Tallman Ditto 4'7 David Foore Ditto John M. Patterson 48' Ditto J. J. S. Hassler Ditto 50 Thomas Morris Ditto 51 J. Tourny Ditto 59 Elias Nixen D;tto 53 Abraham Boudoin Ditto 54 Archibald Somerville Ditto 55 H. C. Tallman Ditto 56 William P. . Thompson Ditto

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ll7 78 191 47 5, 656 22 1, 874 01 13i186 74 2, 377 85 256 STA TE3fEET of additional co~npengation ender thee

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NAMES, DISTRICTS. Collectors. Naval Conectcfi Offtcer. .

Brought forward 114 64 1 George Guier Philadelphia 9 Charles S. Jackson Ditto 3 James McGuire Alexandria 4Jacob Vickery Norfolk 5 James Owen Wilmington 5 80 17& 6IJ. N. Cordoza Charleston VA. B. Fannin Savannah Gt

Total 5 80 114 64 34 l' " jf 8d 3IarchJ 1833, BJ th Jrrne, 1834J and 3d 3/larch, 1835.

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84 33 191 4'7 7 150 34 9SO 13 872 03 1, S74 01 14)100 96 9, 377 85 DR. R"ilham T. Barry, Postmaster General, in acconnt zoith tjte U'niterj States.

1899. To balances due on the 31st December, 1898, viz. By ex penditures during the year ending on 31st Dec. 1829, viz. By Deputy Postmasters 499, 169 59 Transportation of the mail 1, 937, 83"7 37 Cash on hand 159, /91 8( In«idental expenses 56, 4'71 43: 588, 884 46 1, 994, 308 80 To postage during the year ending 31st Dec, Allowances to Deputy Postmasters, viz. 1899, viz. Commission on letter postage 406, 0/0 59' On letters 1, 593, 559 98 Commission on newspapers 91,G70 07j newspapers 183, 665 66& For free le. ters 1'/, 052 99~ dead letters 1, 9]5 56 Amount paid on ship and steamboat letters 14, 849 99 1, 7/8, 433 50 Do. on way letters G64 91 To fines, penalties, and forfeitures 37 "/1 Contingent expenses 46, 648 61 Po errors in adjustment 69 Postage refunded 4 86' Money lost in remittance 59 00 Allowances to Dep'y, per act 7th January, 1834 300 00 577, 319 55 Amount paid Rebecca Blodgct, per act 10 April, 1899 1&083 39 Payments into the Treasury 187 60 t&n Qc Balances due on the 31st December, 1899, viz; CG By Postmasters 388, 853 34 Cash in hand 105, G10 68 494, 464 09

9, 36/, 356 99~ 2, 367, 35G 99

Balance due by J. McLean, late Postmaster General, and transfer;I'red to Wm. T. Barry, on 1st April, 1899, amounted to $579, 635 33 259

~'TA'JI" ME-V'I' exhibiting the balances dne on accozznt of the old Inter- nal Aezenz/e on the 31st December, . 1835.

BALANCES DUE ON THE 31ST DECEMBER, 1835.

OFFICER)S. STATES. To By Collectors. Collectors.

ubn Wentworth Late supervisor New Hampshire '7, 414 51 'imotby Usgood collector Massachusetts 55 18 Villiau) Peck su per visor Rhocle Island 4, 468 50 )anicl Dexter collector Ditto 1, 959 94 aul Al'len Ditto Ditto 46 11 'athaniel Cushing Ditto Ditto 4, 049 59 .bcl She) man Dttto New York ll5 00 imes Hedden Ditto New Jersey 198 74 etcr Smith Ditto Dttto 4, 349 65 corge Clymer supervisor Pennsylvania 9, 017 39 icuty hltller Ditto Ditto 5, 03"/ 44 &bn Conard Acting superviso r Ditto 49, 287 78 'aniel Delozier Late ditto Maryland 559 80 ichard hlarshall collector Ditto 1, 909 37 eorge Magruder Ditto Ditto 4, 704 15 vans W i I ling Ditto Ditto 1)114 36 obert J. H. ldandy Ditto Ditto 54 15 )bn Bennett Ditto Ditto 15 11 )shua I'orman Ditto Ditto 999 01 tmuel Hunson Ditto Ditto 18 79 uuucl Selby Ditto Ditto 1, 654 94 cvin t allard Ditto Ditto 155 51 evin P )llett Ditto Ditto 15 06 )bn Dicl'inson Ditto Ditto 199 69 )hn Thomas Ditto Ditto 71 10 , remiab Nichols Ditto Ditto 4 13 .mcs Wallace stamp agent Ditto 95 15 icbard 6. Hardesty Ditto Ditto I'7 18 'illiam Richardson inspector Ditto 90 75 eorge Catlett collector Virginia 47 obcrt Snoddy Ditto Ditto 88 ibu A. Burdick Ditto Ditto 94 &mes Craig Ditto Ditto I 59 lexander Campbell district atto rney Ditto 53 95 incent Gray collector Ditto 193 44 bvard Wa. rsham Ditto Ditto 468 '/4 ihu E. Elolt Ditto Ditto '5 16 .cob Feltner Ditto Ditto 939 33 barles Vowles Ditto Ditto I 994 09 lexander Elawthorne Ditto Ditto 97 96 .ias Stil Ice ll Ditto Ditto 413 99 Ioch Daily Ditto North Carolina 155 81 bomas Williams Ditto Ditto 59 95 '.urge Alexander Ditto Ditto 90 7$ 'illiam Reynolds Ditto Ditto 33 89 tmbert Clayton Ditto Ditto 47 50 ', ujamin Cudworth Ditto )South Carolina 398 09 bn Mat thevvs supervisor Georgia 11'7 18 mcs Alger Ditto Ditto 1, 184 90 shua Houghton collector Ditto 95 00 adrew Baxl, er Ditto Ditto ill 0$

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I I pi', &ugi&t porward 3oc8 I ') (, 1 01 ) Robert . IcDougal I.; ic collector Georgiri 'll Heiiry Clio(, 1;ii. D(tlo Di &to .(I Sauiuel Gardner Ditto 111(.to 10 J'ohn Dli. '(o Collier io I:, Jl John Larracott DIIIO 13 I,'IO D'it Henry Jones to Ditto l(, :I Yan( y Saucier Ditto Ditto (I&

Ha111' I', & ii Wynn Ditto Ditto 1 John Bostlvicl I) i(to .l & I & I 0 3tl Edward 4 hite Dii. 'io Dlito 'rrlo Simon tMa. -x& cll I, Ditto , 'I David Rees Diiio Ditto I (' Isaac Crew Diiio Diito '-'-1 Cla', d Thompson Ditto Dil. to 1".6 John Over(on super visor Tennessee ,E

Thoma. L'ru)vn coll& rior D i i io !I;).il Reuheu Sands D l(io Ditto )13 Tholn s ( (I"i& cllstl let atto rrey Dirio 140 Edward Scott collector Dit, to 113 Henry Rradforcl Ditto Ditto '&I (0 James Morrison "Ilp el vlsol' I&.en nl c: ky Robert. Crochet Ditto Ditto 6, ."16 John W. Hanna A& &ing supcrvis or Ditto Vf illiam Streshly Late collector Dlito (J(0 John Arthur Diiio Ditto J. Arthur and Gco. Mons( I Ditto Ditto l 1, 0 1141 Thomas Worthin. tou supervisor ~IL W. dis', rict James Smith collector Ditto ?, I I'I Robert. 5'1&&rri. qi on Ditto Ditto (i Gri(hn l Green Ditto Ditto 4".6 Juhii G. Macan Ditto Ditto 90 Elisha Tisdale Di'Ito Ditto 61,""'"), i, Ebenezer Sproat Dii)o Diito «J(&c

1&4C2 00 I!s, 493, 261

$:t 7El)MLVT ex'hehitinc. the baEance~ rjrtc ow, account of lhe Direct Tax of 1T9S) on the 31st of Decen&her) 1835.

I)ALENCES DUE ON TIIE 31sT DL'CEMBI"R& 1835. OFFICERS. STATES. TQ By Collectors. Collectors.

'athaniel Rogers I ate supervisor Neiv Hamps h l 1'e „'')&599 36 )bn S. Dexter t ol!eclor Rliode Is!RB;I 14 45 Klliam Peck do Clo 9, M8 47 )bn A. Collins do do II)9 M n lien do cl0 10 97 nmas Potter do dn 4 80 cbolas E. Durfec clo Cl 0 96 43 'hoinas Palmer do do 05 t')I)n em ing ton Clo Clo 1 97 sepb Thrustou do Clo 6 30 orge James do do 1 39 I)t)ncis W. Garclncr do do 6 70 . leery &%iles d&) do 5 61. 'fiRiam H. Da;ik do do 1 53 'e!c & Rhodes cl0 d. o 67 93 )aniel S. Dexter do 0 601 30 ohn Rogers do Cl0 4 00 , ames Paine do do 58 45 ' )nly Smith do do 4 99 lehemiah Knig!il. . do clo ,'homas Wilbour do clo 15 63 Iieet Brown do do 11 18 hn-Gorton do cl0 196 69 gael Osgoo&1 do 1))ew Vorlc 95 52 ' amin Goldhmi!h cl0 EI0 5 94 'se Hulse cl0 do 5 '76 'phalcl, Chic:hester. do do 39 epIi La, tting do clo 40) 56 eph Perrine do do 6 20 eor„e Harsin do clo 98 '77 %e'nericl Weisei) fels do 194 98 III)ilia)n Bron&n do clo '76 09 ,nniel H))chr ocl do cl0 63 44 sr)isle Polloi:k do do 194 09 -, bn P. Groshe@ do do 35 90 Ijijah Ward do do 33 58 &vert Hogenkamp do clo 1 82 kamnel, .VIO!fat cl0 do 44 03 John Monell Clo C, o 99 16 James Dill do do 99 Nathaniel Halsey do do 9 37 t))'&ilia ) Knicker';)ncker c!0 do 90 Alen& Vosbnr Cl0 do 13 09 t(fi)limn D. Hong!)'. ailing do do 14 97 5t()rm A. Becker cl. o (1!) 34 58 Jesse Shepherd do &I, ) 34 00 tnbert t)ditchell cio () ) 26 69 ebrge Marsh (10 cl0 5 80 Ab ah)m Wells do Cl0 4 85 Abraham Cony)ic C10 do 40 00

Carried forward, 95 59 5, 138 05 268

Baloncee due on account of Dtcect Tne of 119S— Coetvaived. ,

BALANCES DL F ovvt TRI 31s'r DECER(BER, 1835. OFFICERS STATES. pl To By Collectors. Collectors.

(15 Bt ou ht, forwarcl 50 5, 138 6 Stephen Crom well Late collector thew York 50 Cornelius C. Beelcman do do .rr John Huskey Cl0 do Abraham Camp (10 Cl0 16:.-„„; Moses Wright clo do 53 James C. Chappel do Clo 996,';tr Ricketson B urlingham cl0 Cl0 544 „ n n9n Henry Miller super visoi Pennsylvania Qt\ o+ cn Daniel Deloz ie'r do Maryland 493 Joseph Ford collector clo 264 " Wilham Alexander (io 'I do " James Arthur d& do 969 . John Bennett do do John Green do do J, t Thomas Car'ter de Virginia 91 Manhew Rhodes do do n4 John. L. Berkly do do 07 Samuel Richardson Cl0 do 59 John J. Brown Clo do 47 Wilson Davis do do 10 Robert S(cele do clo I 34 Henry Edmonson do do I 05 Arohibald McCall Private individual do 8 86 Elias Stilwell Late collector do 90 9-' Alexander Hawthorne de do 966 7' John Armstrong cl0 islorth Carolina 495 9-':l" Daniel Stevens supervisor South Carolina 9,930 5' Rebert E. Cochran do clo 443 90 Hugh Swinton collector do John Marshal, jr. c10 cl0 l'(E Charles J. Steedman (IQ do 70 4iml Thomas Godfrey do (10 570 8-e John Simpson do do 869 9'0 Thomas Hutchinson do do 413 1v James K. Benson do do 367 James Alger supervisor Georgia 195 1(rrr John Matthews 1, collector do 534 Joseph Turner 1, clo 0 492 Ilrl William A. Stewart do George Watkins do 1,695 .tlrj do CIO 9, 164 Timothy McKinney 610 9, William W'ynn do 359 do do !(97 lltrritrr Henry Chappalear do John Darracott do 687 I(rt do do l(tt James O. Cesby 9,099, do cl0 5 49 Samuel Gardner do do , i/i John Overton super visor 1' Tennessee 46 'uin Robert Crocl-ett Cl0 Kentucky 4, 5]6 9-vv

To'. al 53 5'7 31,915 4t 1(ytr '! ttttr( tee, late g'A1'EME%T evhibitzu~el the balazzces dne ozz account of the -Cotttttttt. . terual A'evenue) ou the 31st December, 1S35.

Tns 31st t)u) a .. tnhi, ))xcEs i)UE ON nzcsMnsa) 1835.

Ti) GPLLECTORS. STATES. Cult", , , a TQ By I Collectors. Collectors. A

Gideou Gardner 15 Massachusetts 15 Taylor Sherman Connecticut I 64 Jonathan Thoinpson New York i9 14 Nathan Myers 4 Ditto 18, 180 10 Williatn Trcmpcr Ditto 7, 311 03 Josiah Sheldon 10 Ditto 16, 599 90 Abijali Tomblin 15 Ditto 1, 016 65 Stephen Mather IH Dit. to 51 53 Silas Holmes 19 Ditto 843 50 . John E. Evans 91 Ditto 9 07 Moses I. Cantine Dep. Dist. Att. Southern D. N. Y. 361 80 Edward Condict 9 New Jersey 554 91 ll' Nathan Price 3 Dit:. o 1, 704 57 !l John White I Pennsylvania 1)158 79 i; James Humes 6 Ditto 10, 963 69 s Nicholas Kern 8 Ditto 18, 553 33 l; ' Matthias Richards 9 Ditto 1, 970 99 t~ James Humes 11 D.tto 9, 147 "/8 I-"l Jacob Lechner 19 Ditto 9, 130 39 John Snyder 19 I:lt.io 7, H19 54 ): Hugh Bellas Ditto U. Sta tes Attorney 947 43 James Humes- 13 Ditto 8, 066 44 David Reilly 14 Ditto 9, 0I5 96 s William Cunningham 15 Ditto 9, 596 37 , Henry H. Beeson 15 Ditto 9, 579 71 George Morgan 16 Ditto 16, 075 34 Robert Beatty 17 Ditto 9, 998 40 James Patterson 17 Ditto 351 96 'Samuel M. Reed. 18 Ditto 11,939 06 :Harris Jenkins 90 Ditto ' 1, 446 99 Andrew Stewart Ditto late U. S. Au, 3V. Di. t. 181 60 George Brown I Marylan(l 6, 218 56 John S. Maflit 3 Ditto 970 84 Stephen H. Moore Ditto 9, 516 38 Fraucts Newman 6 Ditto 5, 309 89 Thomas B. Hall 8 Ditto 19, 687 "/9 Daniel Schnebcley Diuo 5, 341 36 John McNeill, jr. Ditto 1, 614 81 William Tate Virginia 303 51 William A. Harrison Diuo Att. W es:em Di.=, 'ric" 5, 025 /4 Jonathan Jackson Ditto 983 98 Salathiel Curtis 4 Dit, to 9, 976 91 Ditto 9 Ditto 1, 998 94 Samuel B. Hall 6 Ditto 417 ' 91 l, Asher Waterman 8 Ditto 3 64 Joseph I'awcett 8 Ditto '/63 83 William Do, vison 9 Ditto 3, '/59 G8 Robert Bat!e 14 Ditto 49 85 William D. Taylor 18 Ditto 10, 005 71 Thomas 'vI. Randolph 19 Ditto 85 98 Henry Mencl'ec, sr. 19 Ditto 49 93

Carried forward 130 86 997, 974 50 264 Co»tltl»04. ' "'' Balances pue on account of tahe lafe Intez. zzal' Bezzezzzze —

Bpt. %Ness DVE os Tas K 31st DECENnsa, 1835 D COLI ECTORS. C4 STATES. To H Collectors. Collectors,

Brought forward 130 SQ 997, 974 50 George F. Strother Virginia, late act'g D. Att. E. Dist. 609 56 John McFarland 7 North Carolina 498 19 John Peebles I Ohio 4', 099 66 Joseph S. Bcnham I Ditto Attorney 306 82 John Peebles Ditto 1,766 l9 Charles R. Sherman 3 Ditto 17,675 56 John Peebles 3 Ditto 1, 160 85 Ditto 4 Ditto 49 16 Ditto 5 Ditto 593 50 Jeremiah P. Fogg 6 Ditto I, b45 Tl -'"- John M. Goodenow 6 Ditto 538- Samuel Coulter 7 Ditto 975 39 Charles Miles 9 Ditto 1, 345 44 Goodenow and Dyke Ditto Attorneys at Law '410 40 John H. Morton Kentuclg 14, 658 14 Samuel Theobald Ditto 588 95 John Coburn Ditto 6, 854 78 Blbjamin Fi.ld Ditto 889 09 Ditto Ditto 9, 871 354t Amos Edwards Ditto 5, 239 37 . John H. Mort. on Ditto 3, 295 76 'Ihiit John A. Jones Ditto 9, 903' 6'l' William Bard 10 Ditto 18, 16I 8!1 J. N. Cordosa South Carolina 6, 000 00 John Bynum 3 Ditto 1, 722 98 Francis Adams 5 Di!to 9 533 14 Serre Dubose 8 Ditto 400 04 Richard Mitchell I Tennessee 9, 954 30 Thomas Brown 3 Dit. to 9, 501 13, Nicholas'. Perl-ins 5 Ditto SS 98 Charles W. Collie% 3 Georgia 94 82 P. A. Delac&aise 9 Louis~iana 34 33 Allen D. Thorn Indiana Territory 19 089 10 John W. Thompson iVIissouri 8, 400 63 James H. Blake Dts, rict of Colutnbia 351 li9 William W'. Whit aker, Sureties of Amos Edwards, late) James Wilson, an d the Collector of the 6th District of ~ heirs and legal rep rcsen- Kentucky 544 76 tatives of Jo~sepg D . Ha- mtlton Bibb George M. Late U. States attorney, kentucky 9, 497 99

84'7 39i 360.973 48 -Ozr« '"1tt. y'@I'E, JlZXT ex«ibitzng t«e I&alaIzces dzze ozz accoeznt of t«e Tax of 1816.

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7e i . NAMES. S»T

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Clerk District Cour:, Maine 1, 91'7 43 I!hn Mussy 49 41 latevil Knight New Hampshire 'erne&s 'I'ownsend Massachusetts 90 e&siah tV'. Sen, ver Ditto 83 81 , 'Award Condict View Jersey 'laehau Price Ditto 17 Kern Pennsylvania 5, 306 93 lichola: 817 81 oh;& Conard Ditto late marshalE, D. of 1, 428 50 n 12 Ditto 1, , oli 8nyd e r Vilham Cunningham 15 Ditto 3, 755 15 hmncl M. Reed 18 Ditto 3, 106 56 tichnrd Bean 23 Dit. to &88 35 lcnr„e Btown 1 Maryland 9, 938 64 tichnrd Duvall 5 Ditto 139 55 'rancis Neivman 6 Ditto 4, 201 55 4'7 fhmna. B. Hall 8 Ditto 9, 2(4 am:s H. Blake District of Columbia 957 &4 )an iel Kin cheloe 4 V rginia 126 9 &alathiel Curtis 5 Ditto 6, 202 17 ' lcervant Jones 1'7 Ditto 2 15& iVilliam D. Taylor 18 Ditto 3, 804 65 ohn H. Allev 12 North Carolina 6, 950 10 liclm r I 114itchell 1 Tennessee 9, 115 54 I'homss B own 3 Ditto 132 04 'Je!&rge Matlnck 4 Ditto 114 28 William Bard. 10 Kentucky 9! 05 John T'hompson 9 Lolilsiarin. 14, 440 51

88 27 68, 247 17

BALAXCE8 dtze orz Accozznt of Tax of 1815.

William H. Patterson Pennsylvania 907 55 John H. Alley North Carolina 6, 643 56 William Marshall Louisiana, 53?0

6, 904 31

' , DUE by Collectors, designated to receive t«e I'ists of Taxes due lzy I ton-resi dents.

Wi11iam I!rj D. Ta.ylor r gin i a 19, 397 09 John H. Mnreon Kentucky 3, 174 47 Nicholas T. Perkins Tennessee 45 53

15, 61"/ 09 e~/tiki/i JJ f~« oP~J'O~1 7~ 0& &/tt 266 8'I'3 7'E31ENT t

JJJLANCES DUE 1sT J/)NUJJtv 1833.

RECEIVERS. DISTRICTS. By To Receivers. Receivers. '

725 00 1 Daniel C. Skinner Marieta, Ohio 5, 343 73 v('2 Bernard Van Horne Zanesville 3, ~' 3 Samuel Stokely Steubenville 4&085 95 ~ 4 John H. Viers Ditto ' Chillicothe 609 '73 5 Isaiah In~hame& G, Morgan Neville Cincinnati ' 3f)9 51 /', Samuel (Xuinhy Wooster v 8 Robert Skinner Wapaukon etta 3'/)119 49 J. 48 v 9 Joseph H. Larwell 8ucyrus 4, 524 Y10 James G. Read Jetfersonville, Indiana. 60 99 ~' ll John D. Woolverton Vincennes 13, 794 83 )'19 James P. Drake Indianapolis 3, 971 69 13 Abner McCarty Ditto )' 14 James T, Pollock ~ Crawfordsville v 15 Ditto 49, 785 66 Israel T. Canby 8'7 ) 16 John Spencer h ort Wayne 392 I / M'. Laporte John Lemon 1'7 . ' 18 John Caldwell Shawneetown, Illinois 3, 308 42'7 ' 19 Johu Taylor Springfield 14, 17 '20 Edward Humphreys I&askaskia Q, G9)9 63 121 Benjamin F. Edwards Ed wardsville 3, , 00 20 )'99 William Linn Vandalia 9, 682 82 ' -3.6uy V/. Smith Palestine 4, 7/30 7/2 ~94 Samuel Mc Roberts Dan ville o, 946 54 YP5 Thomas Carl)n Q, uincy 563 47 ) 9/6 Samuel Me)ry St. Louis, Missouri ' 2/ Uriel Sebree Eayette K&, 389 09 98 Willis M Green Pattnyra 13 IG3 91 "29 William Blal ey Ditto v' 30 John Hays Jackson 4, '785 00 v 31 Edward ltl. Ryland Lexington 25, 335 60 )' 32, Ditto Kanzas school fund Ditto 938 9'7 i 33 Thomas Lewis Washington, IVliss. I, !JN 90 t//'34 Hanscn Alsbury Augusta 3, 799 86 35 George B. Dameron ) (lount Salus o6, 622) 85 Ditto Choctaw school fund Ditto 450 1G ))' 3/ Samuel W. Dixon Choctaw v 38 Ditto Choctaw school fund Ditto v 39 Wiley P. Harris Columbus v40 R. H. Sterling Chocchuma ), 41 John H. Owen \ St. Stephens, Alabama 25, 916 33 v4 9 Uriah G. Mitchell Cahaba 31, 060 83 i4 3 Samuel Cruse Hunts ville 10, 304 65 44 Ditto Cherol'ee school fund Ditto 334 53 ). 4 5 William G. Parish Tuscal(, osa 98, n, 7 71 John S. Hunter Sparta G05 '7/ V47 Thomas Simpson Demopolis v4 8 Morris Cannon New Orleans, Lcuisi'na v'4 9 Benjamin R. Rogers Opelousas 4, '253 00 v5 0 Joseph Friend Ouchita 19 06"/ '74 v5 1 Alexander 6. Penn, late St. Helena ",702 7G ~Q Cj ?aris Childress Ditto

Carried forward. 33/ 455 91 1 0' 267 ~leverage Land OPees, during' the year 1833.

Amount of Received Forfeited Interest on Cash Land sold. purchase under the land (st(selt balances due transferred. money. credit system redeemed. by Receivers.

Acres 100ihs

27, 348 09 34, 160 10 1 76, 213 (ti 95, 802 52 2 279 72 349 65 3 '/, G54 73 9, 5oH 51 4 46, 607 29 orH'433 94 2& 235 30 6 25, 789 32, 'I 27, 886 78 34, 858 4( 13 92 99, 753 18 ( 128, 481 Bo 8 241, 247 5O 300 726 52 9 64, 347 3', i 80&434 Ql 10 66, 951 53 83, 693 91 11 ( -150&897 80 188&622 24 12 35, 945 69 'll 932 ll 13 148, 382 '/8 185, 4/8 4'7 14 3, 025 65. 3, 782 Oo 15 62, 692 74 (H, 3(0 '72 16 24, 373 66 30, 500 58 17 - 29, 659 05 37, 073 83 18 P 109, 282 2o 137, 502 53 re' 19 29, 235 00 36, 544 42 20 t.(-92, 37'/ 07 115&5'7 18 21 21, 695 84 27, 119 '79 22 22, O43 9O 2'7, 554 8( 23 1(/--26, 901 38 33 625 29, 604 '/7 3(, 005 96 25 43, 026 22 53, 7IB 17 I& - 55, 000 7G 68, (51 OG 2'7 9, 364 39 13, (53 57 28 59, !)13 94 '77, "/15 19 29 l(& --19, 528 54 24, 41O 30 46, 245 '/2 5"/, 851 Ho 31 I', 116 On 1 396 05 32 ( - 56, 712 4O 71, 241 07 33 34, 145 50 43, 216 11 (I 372&215 3( i. 582, &52 7O, 1, 612 48 36 356, 619 8( 37 598 01 38 l/ ~ 208, 642 60, 330, 149 (6 39 239, 482 97 356, 495 42 40 36&958 43 46 200 19 Io 09 41 204, 4R9 37 25/, 300 1' . 42 50, 500 Gl 125 '49 n 63, I, GC7 81 44 77, 420 46 96, (91 08 45 6, 626 60 8, 283 23 46 , 74, 825 16 93, 531 44 4'7 834 00 1, 042 oo 48 22, 000 32 27, 500 BH 49 G3, 937 03 '79, 929 17 50 1, 368 00 1, (lo 0 51 2, 355 53 2, 944 41 52

360&860 28 & 4&352, 16!. 30 13 92 o)ierafio~S cI .S TS rEM y'Ã/ ea)sinai fi»" the

re- IL Lands 4 t' -. R VERS. DISTI(i('. TS. , m!&ui hed. 4 ECE! c 4 e c". 4 4

Ceres 1.'!b: 4 4

1' l' David C. Skinner .~. & uric(&o, Ohio em rd Van Horne Zanesville amuel Stokely S!eobenviBe ohn H. Viers Steubenville (s) 3? l I saiah ingham Chillicothe 73 &38 654organ Neville Cincinnati 7S amue1 C1u inby Wooster 8R obert J. Skinner Wapaukonctta Larwell Bucyrus 1, 910 15 9J oseph Ii. 360 00 IOJ aules G. Reed JeffersonviBe, Indiana 118 59 11John D. Woolverton Vincerines '778 13 19Janles P. Drake Indianapolis 13 A bner McCarty Indianapolis 4lG 14James T. Pollock Crawfordsvillc ll 15 I srael T. Canby, late CrawfordsvilIe 16'.I ohn Spercer Fort Wayne 17John M. Lemon La Porte 18John Caldwell Shawneeto!vn, illinois 799 i5 19 J ohn Taylor Springfield 360 00 90F dward PIumphrcys Kaskaskia 91Bentamin F. Edwards Edwardsvillc 16„00 99',&Villiam Linn Vand alia 80 00 93G uy rV. Smith Palestine 94 8 amuel McRoberts Danville o5 ~ Ph mas Carlin CLuincy 96 S amuel Merry St. Loitis, Missouri 9'7 U riel Sebree Fayette 15&7 6G 98 t Palmyra Villis 51. Green 10 99&Villiam Blakey Palmyra 00 190 00 30 John Iiays Jackson 31Edwin i~I. Rylaud Le?cington 80 00 39 Ditt» Kanzas school fond Levin. ~toil 33 T homas Lewis Washington, Miss. . anson Asbury Augusta 35iG eorge B. Dameron, late c&iount Salus 79 iO 36 Ditto Choctaw school foncl Mount Salus 3/S smuel W. Dizon Choctavv' 38 Ditto Choc:taw scho, &1 fund Choctaw 39 vViley P. IIarris Columbus 40R . . H. Sterling C b 0 &'c&li irr a 41 J ohu H. Owen St. Stephens, Alabama 49U riah G. Mitchell Cahaba 319 Gf 43S arsucl Cruse HuntsviBc 317 (?9 44 Ditto Cherolcce s "liool fund Huntsville 45, s Villiam G. Parish Tuscaloosa 11!3 69! 46J ohn S. Hunter Sparta 47T homas Simpson Demopolis 48 l&r1orris Cannon N. Orleans, Louisiana 49P enjamin R. Rogers Opelousas oscph Friend Oochita 919 G9 lexander G. Penn St. Helena 59P uris Childrcss St. Helena

Carried forwarcl 6, 754 GG /}e}}era/ Land Opices, dv2ring' she year 18'3— Con tinved

&'CO I'» EAI. ANCES DI&E 31~I l&IAI & I. &EIIE EA G o o CJ &&& DEcEMcsre, 1835 .e && && ! E v ~ 8 G G w ~G»& s& 1 iom ca . &&& IIIciderdal To &I& && n &&I Recei- Recelv els. Ji G CJ 9 e xpeII ses. V G &&& '" vers. U &&& &. o && Q A ~ N~ C && QJ G j s o o &&&

3"/, 530 10 196 13 100 00 53 00 1, 919 58 93 2&9 0"/ lo, gBS IU ",397 59 65 b 9 04 349 42 B, BBB 10, 505 4. 7'M 4& )~ QUO 00 115 41 b-l 5, 5UU 00 453 19 1, 800 00 1 379 HG 19, 400 UD 5&tl 55 34, 386 49 100 49 9, 342 39 2, 94B 89 93, 245 UB '=&'1 /S o&} 1, 987 50 lbl 07 B&063 19 1 04 tlSB 10 650 00 1 91'7 85 ), 519 Bl 05U 0&} 34b 0-1 438 3 994 gll 31, 771 84 91, I 1, 3/, 05 949 553 79 499 I 1 98, 653 33 1, 550 Qo 'I Ibsgg 57, 390 19 ' B, GU9 5V, 16, 287 32$ 45o o!} ~& &ol 51 73 74, 529 39 &3, 450 96 600 00 148 48 3 I&89 9 15, 471 34 98, 54} 00 16&0 00 87, 709 03 9(3 4, 830 97 380 65 4, 619 04 15, 057 50 1, 332 44 93, 923 13 5b7 53 7&} 0'7 18, 598 94 520 14 5, 730 31 13&032 48 950 00 1 ")55 68 52, O62 O4 58, 817 "/4 16 00 4, 850 00 , 9, 940 go 1&2 108 89 18, 076 00 1.25 OO 1&404 84 10, 894 (~ 823 96 GIB OO 2, 073 28 50 00 903 44 1, 58 8, 918 '70 114, 591 80 SD 00 17, 312 07 450 0&} 4, 478 17l 15, 0S7 66 Bb Bl 89 o54 00 1, 843 53l 837 63' 106, 700 00 1, 930 89 7, 900 00 200 00 3, 102 57' 93 99' 15, ':08 91 900 00 100 00 1, 634 38 11,959 BP' 95, 90) 9) 95 00 1, '/lo 82! 5, 346 85' 16 605 60 5, 13'7 50 1, 826 52 19, 303 Gl' 33&02r3 45 763 44 2, 236 36 1,'541 18 ' 45 g56 9, 060 48P- 5& &66 54 91, 332 82 99 90 197 Ql 3, 1'79 05 331 87: 14, -'27 08 691 60 136 46 11,86} 64' 70, }65 19 50 00 9, 871 25 4&628 82: $, 000 00 150 00 1, '/66 lG 2, 979 33' 74, 43& &js 100 00 3, 173 49 5, $81 06 9, 335) 0.) 61, 200 00 9, 367 23 51 37 9, 434 97 7, 127 76' K, HDO OO 9, 303 00 18, 912 97' 343, 580 35 477 50 62 4, 534 93 50, 145 82, 1, 7/18 31 344 33 li1, 714 00 523 56 -' 184, 389 31'. 598 01' 919, 840 40 3, 946 HQ 106, 369 5.1'. 399, 201 /7 5, 351 24 91,942 41,& 54, 113 G3 9, 985 90 o, 950 91 13, 476 00 7', $9, 853 47 4, 241 13 399 43 161 &98 16,'701 98I 46, 983 40 &13 &96 SG 430 90 3, 170 59 9 748 39 ' 1, 330 00 977 18 335 16 & 83, 500 00 80 07 199 91 3, 913 98 38, 594 83'. 3, 239 13 1, 167 00 4, 489 SI'. 79, 881 11 (04 16 2, &937 '74 10, 008 43 ' 1 049 50 66 79 66 79 / 19, &250 00 394 69 1, 831 g2I 10, 976 84& 82, 754 90 974 69 3, 2N 95! 5 743 441 3, 770 69 476 23I 84 I l, s}0 Oo 558 64 1 185 77

4'7, 14A 3&491, 504 9 l 501 684 345, 390 8&597 11 125&872 19 67 83 '780, 84g 94 I 2FO STAN TEilfENT exhibiting opey'ations

sALANCKS DUE IST Jkt 1833.

RECEIVERS. DISTRICTS. By 'I Receivers. Recei

Am't brought forward 3)) 455 91 v' 1 Jonathan Kearsley Detroit, , Michigan 600 49 9 Thomas C. Sheldon White Pigeon Prairie 3 253 35 t, ' 3iDavid B. Miller Munroe u 4~Caleb S. Manly Batesville Arkansas 208 59 p 5~Archibald Yell Little Rock l)949 56 6 Benjamin S. Chambers Ditto ' t, 7iPeter T. Crutchfield Ditto ~ 8 Daniel T. Wilter Washington 9, 967 37 v 9~Matthew Leiper Fayetteville g'10 Richard K. Call Tallahassee, Florida 10, 149 83 ,&'ll William Allen St. Augustine 341 00

396, 918 96 Amount brought from supplementary statement 415, 220 39

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PAYMENTS r&LXr&E r&r C. C CI Cl C Ct C IJ I CJ I' CJ l ' I C c Lands re- IC c& I CJ lin(luished. IC Cl K J RECEIVERS. DISTRICTS. c I CC J IC I I IJ

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Am't brought forward 6, (5.' 66 491 5 c&51 1&Jonathan Ivearsll y Detroit, 1Vlichigan ll)9 9 9jThomas C. Shelden White P(geon Prairie 103,0 3j David B. Miller idun roe 81 14 "05, 3 Manly Batesville, Arkansas 80 00 10, 9 4~Charles S. 'I 5 Archi' a!.1 Yell Little Rccl- (i i&cnjamiln S. Chambers D it. o 91, 7jPeter T. CrutchSeld Ditto SjDanicl T. Wil(er AVashingtnn 53 9jMatthe~ Leiper Fayetteville 10'Richard IZ. ~all l'allahasee, Florida 10, &i 11 William H. Allen St. Aug usrine

(, 86'7 (3 3, 951, 7& Amout brought from supplementary statement 7, 579 '75 1-l)9(

7, 867 73 7, 5(9 75 3, 9"6,7(

S U3flVAA' V SV'A T~~3llL'.VT relative t(

Balances due by Receivers on the 1st January, 1833 811,4:. c. Purchase money —(Acres sold, 3, 863, 904 80) 4&9(&6, 3l ( Cash, received for land sold under the credit system 1 Forfeited land stock redeemed 1 v Interest on balances due by Receivers 99&5( Cash transferred 1 &9l Balances due to Receivers, on the 31st December, 1833 1 &(&'-:

g5, 899, 60 Glltl„a„ ~several Land aces, during the year 1883— Continued. IT)ps/ T-'; prRE, ISERY~ Q) B)tLANCES DUE 31ST DECEM- O BER) 1833. ooQ) O I) o Q) I ))) Q) 8 Q v p ) cl 8 ~ Q) o Qo o O ) p o IQ ~ ) Q) w Q) y 0 Q) Il] IO ' To From 'o QQ) cl L Q)~ R Q) ~ ~ Q) Receivers. Receivers. Q) rii o8 QP Q) Q V Q) )" c o O 2 O~Q)

47, 501 68,' 345, 390 14A 8, 597 11 195, 8'79 19 6'7 83 780, 849 94 9'75 '70 14, 566 v'6 1, 189 91 5, 499 34- 54/ 94 1 6)600 00 4, 486 94 19, 569 91 9 400 00 101 49 5, 388 14 15, 913 10 3 100 00 1, '7l'7 83 16)825 40 4 6o 77 1, 921 15 5 1, 359 60 9)417 03 6 460 41 3, 90"/ 14 7 1)139 94 5, 395 95 8 434 9'7 . 3, 699 51 9 1, 891 82- 19,960 60 10 505 48 51 '76 11

4'/, 777 38$ 366, 956 801. 9, 988 44 148, 806 26 119 59 855, 605 5'/ 975 94 196 30 8, 639 89 903 95 408, 610 38

/7'/ 366 956 80AQ 988 44 196 30 157, 439 08 1,093 54 1)964, 915 95 975 94( 47, 384 9,

'TnhleIp tzle of Pulzlic Lands, during the year 1833.

I dalances due to Receivers, on the 1st January, 1833 . 'ayments into the Treasury, viz. 1st column of the preceding statement '7, 572 75 9nd do do 3)966, '706 61 3d do do 975 94 3, 975, 955 30 'orfeited land stock received in payment of land 47, 777 381 tilitary land stock do 366, 956 801 Nyayments on account of lands erroneously sold. 9, 988 44 'am on land resold by marshal, and passed to t, he credit of a Receiver out of oftce 196 30 tcidental expenses 157, 439 08 alances due from Receivers, on the 31st December, 1833 1, 964„91595

$5, 899, 601 51 STATE3fE1VT exhibiting th 274 8gpPLE3MNTAI '4 the sale of the public levels,

n&Lxxcss Dcs 1sT JhNUARy, 1833. Land soli RECEIVERS. DISTRICTS. By To Receivers Receivers. ~ acxBs 1tii

I Peter Wilson Steubenvillle 10, 554 48 e.' 9 Elijah 8achus' Marietta 77 20 'I Samuel Finley Chillicothe 24 i)9 34 '/8 )' 4 Moses Dawson Cincinnati 18 v( 5 33 59 Horton Howard Bucyrus 5'/ ~ 6 William McClean Piqua 139 7 Robert Young do 9 89 t, 8 Jos. Holman Fort Wayne 4, '791 42 9 nathaniel Ewing VincennesJefferson 5, 967 39 I-'10 J. C. S. Harrison do 9, 953 08 ll Ambrose Whitlock Crawfordsville 41 34 9'7 Iz 19 Edward H. Taylor vill '74 v' 13 Charles M; Taylor do 4, 976 93 v' 14 4. P. Hay' do . 5, 046 79 . '789 ( 15 william H. Hurst do 87 )( 18 Lazarus Noble Indianapolis 31 93 vt'17 Pascal P. Enos Springfield 63 13)590 41 W18 W. L. Ewing Vandalia, , /19 Benja'min Stephenson Edwardsville 6, 460 41 (.'. 90 James Mason dg 95 94 KQl Emanuel J. West do 149 34 v' 99 Sbadrach Bond Kaskaskia 59 165 16 93 Warty grown . do 94 Charles J. LM(mar Mun roe 67 99 ~ 95 Samuel Hammond St. Louis 91, 574 44 96 Geo. M. Strother do 90, 631 86 (' 97 Bernard Pratte do 9)900 '70 '98 90 37 t Thos. A. Smith Franklin 99 Tunstal Quarles Jackson 1,060 95 30 William D. McRay Lexington 9, 8'77 93 31 A. S. McGirk do 154 07 0- 39 Henry W. Conway Little Rock 104 39 5'7 l 33 William Garrard Opelousas 97, 930 n4 Luke Lees ssier do 6, 893 95 85 David L. Todd do 3, 691 98 36 Nathaniel Cox New Orleans- 4, 163 56 't. 37 William L. Robeson do 98'7 97 38 Parke Walter West Pearl River "/, 963 91 39 Samuel, Smith St. Stephens 33)590 92 t 40 George Conway do 5)613 00 41 John Taylor Cahaba 16, 151 18 ( 49 William Taylor do 94, 449 85 , 43 Daniel Mc Chord do S, 354 19 44 H. G. Perry do 6, 074 Sl ~45 John Brahan Huntsville 39, 096 95 . . . v 46 3ohn H. Herbert Sparta 3, 9'79 69 t, 47 Wilham Barnett Augusta 107 85 tt 48 Le Roy Pope, (trustee of 49 John Bralian) 38, 133 99 50 James C. Dixon Choctaw 10)858 86 51 Berrje)nin Desha Little Rock 5, 916 15 59 Alfred. McDaniel Washington 9, 590 46 53 3ames Duncan do 55 '79 54 Andrew T. Perry Cahaba 29, 755 5'/

415, 990 89 771 90 of the accounts of Receivers of Public 3foneys arising from teere out of once in 1833.

Amount of pur- Received under Forfeited land Interest on bal- Cash transferred. chase money. thc credit system. stock redeemed ances due by Receivers. /

1, 695 19 I 9 3 4 5 6 '7 8 9 10 11 19 13 14 15 16 1'7 18 19 90 21 22 23 94 25 14, 36'7 87 1,914 06 26 2"/ 98 29 30 31 39 33 34 35 36 3"I 38 39 40 1, 718 67' 41 100 00 49 43 44 6, 504 98 45 46 4'7 48 49 50 51 rc

53 54

1, 818 GJ 29, 568 0 I)914 06 276 SUPPLEME~ Mg

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c n e Acres. 100~be O~

1 Peter Wilson Steubenville 1,083 91 976 0'7 9 Elijah Bachus Marietta 3 Samuel Finley Chillicothe 4 Moses Dawson Cincinnati 5 Horton Howard Bu cyrus 6 William McClean Piqua . '7 Robert Young do 8 Joseph Holman Fort Wayne 9 Nathaniel Ewing Vincennes 10 J. C. S. Harrison do ll Ambrose Whitlock Crawfordsville 19 Edward H. Taylor Jetfersonville 13 Charles M. Taylor (10 14 A. P. Hay do 15 William H. Hurst Clo 16 Lazarus Noble Indianapolis I'7 Pascal P. Enos Springfield 18 W. L, Ewing V'andalia 19 Benjamin Stephenson Edwardsville 90 James Mason do 21 Emanuel J. West Clo 99 Shadraeh Bond Kaskas kin 93 Warren Brown do 94 Charles J. Lanmar Munroe 95 Samuel Hammond St. Louis 96 George M. Strother do 94 54 9, 066 66 97 Bernard Pratte do 9, 344 19 98 Thomas A. Smith Franklin tq 99 Tunstal Q, uarles Jackson 30 William D. McRay Lexington 31 A. S. McGirk do 39 Henry W. Conway Ltttle Rock 33 William Garrard Opelousas 34 Luke Lecassier do 35 David L. Todd do 9, 500 00 36 Nathaniel Cox New Orleans 37 William L; Robeson do 38 Parke Walter West Pearl River 39 Samuel Smith St. Stephens 40 George Conway do 41 John Taylor Cahaba 49 Wtlliam Taylor 'do 708 80 43 Daniel McChord Cl0 44 H. G. Perry Clo 45 John Brahan Huntsville 1, 395 00 1, 870 00 46 John H. Herbert Sparta 4'7 William Burnett, Augusta- 48 Le Roy Pope, (trustee of 49 J'ohn Brahan) 50 James C. Dixon "hoetaw 51 Benjamin Desha Little Rock 9 500 00 59 Alfred W. MeDaniel Washington 53 Tames Duncan do 54 Andrew T. Perry Cahaba

7, 579 75 14, 965 79 &TATE'4IEXT —Co»tittueti.

"SEA'URY. EALANCES DUE 31ST DECEM- '0 liER, 1833. c E U v S Forfeited Military land Gain on Incident. al E a! ~ land stoclt stocks receiv- land resold expenses. ~dd E Wfjjv received in in payn:ent by the To From EECOO~ ggs payment i'orlands. Marshal. Receivers. Receivers. for hnds. Ejg I& s 0 ~ 8 098 ~

106 30 ~r 645 92 9, 348 87 1 77 90 9 94, '7sg 34 3 18 '78 4 33 59 5 139 57 6 9 89 '7 4, 791 49 8 5, 96"/ 39 9 0, 953 08 10 41 34 11 74 97 19 4, 976 93 13 5, 046 '79 14 78!? 8/15 31 9316 63] 17 13, 520 41 18 6, 460 41 19 20 149 34 91 50 99 165 16 93 6'7 99 94 91, 5'74 44, !" 25 v 95' 97 051 64 96 isr 85 40 4'71 11'97 90 3'7 ~98 1, 060 959g 9, 8'77 9330 154 07 31 104 3g 39 97, 930 5'733 6, 893 95', 34 1, 191 9835 4, 163 5636 tt/ 490 09 139 '75 137 /, 963 9138 33, 500 093g 5'613 0040 ~ 6;so4 6& 11, 115 9041 93, 841 0549 8, 354 lf 6, 074 8l w 35, 336 9'P 45 950 00 3, 029 62 46 10s 85 4/ 48 38, 133 92 310 95 10, 548 61 50 416 33 9, 999 89 51 g, 590 46 59 55 '79 53 99)755 57 54

975 04i 196 30 8, 639 89 903 95 408, 610 38

Treas. U. S. Treasury Dept. HJ An Account Of Receipts 1O 8c Expenditures Of The .A3 U. S. , 1835.

Treas. HJ 10 U. S. Treasury Dept. .A3 An Account Of Receipts

AUTHOR 8c Expenditures Of The

TITLE U. S. , 1835. DATE BORROWER'S NAME LOANED