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RKGKHPTS XXIII EXPEXMTURKS

'l HE UNITED STA1'KS.

FOR THE YEAR ts&6.

STATED IN PURSUANCE OF THE STANDING ORDER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED ON THE THIRTIETH DAY OF DECEMIIER~ ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND NINETY-ONE.

WASHINGTON:

E. BE KRAFFT) PRINTER. 181f.

'1N RELATION TO RECEIPTS.

STATEMENT of duties arising on merchandise and tonnage A. of internal revenue B. of direct tax C. of revenue arising from the postage of letters D. of moneys received into the Treasury in 1816 Page 9 IN RELATION TO EXPENDITURII'S

for the. legislative department O 17 PAYMENTS f) l to the President of the United States for the Department of State 0 26 Treasury Department 30 C1 C1 'War Department 0 Navy Department general postoAice 37 department ofthe mint 38 38 surveying department o commissioner of.the public buildings 38 to the commissioners of loans 39 for the government of the Missouri territory 41 ditto Mississippi do a 42 ditto Indiana do. 43 ditto do. 44 ditto Michigan - do. 45 judiciary department 46 for pensions, annuities, and grants 57 military pensions 58 mint establishment light house establishment 73 surveys of public lands 78 ascertaining land titles in Louisiana a 80 privateer pension fund 81 accommodation of the President's household 81 purchase of books for Congress 83 trading houses with the indians 82 roads within the state of roads in the Illinois territory 82 road from Cumberland to the Ohio 83 marine hospital establishment 84 public buildings in Washington 87 bounty to the owners, Rc. of private armed vessels 4 88 survey of the coast of the United States W building custom houses, kc. '9l payment of claims for property lost, R, c. 91 miscellaneous claims ~ a o 115 diplomatic department * 143 contingent expenses of foreign intercourse 145 relief and protection of American seamen 148 treaties with Mediterranean powers e 152 pierre. PAYMENTS for prize causes )54 treaty of Ghent 154 . pay of the army, kc. treaties with indian tribes 156 naval establishment r ~ ~ 156 interest and reimbursement of the domestic debt 157 interest on Louisiana stock 160 reimbursement of temporary loans 161 interest on temporary loans 162 principal and interest of Treasury ii otes 164 reduction of the public debt 165 made by the trustees for the redemption of the pu'blic debt 166 RECAPITULA'I'ION of the public debt 166 S'I'A'I'EMENT of balances of appropriations, carried to the surplus fund 167 STATEMENT of appropriations and expenditures GENERAL ACCOUNT of receipts and expenditures of the United States. APPENDIX in relation to the operation of the funds for reducing the public debt. STATEMENTS in relation to the appropriations heretofore made for the inte. rest and reimbursement of the domestic debt. STATE of the public debt on the 1st of January, 1817. STATEMENT of the account of the commissioners for negotiating loans in Holland for the year 1816, in relation to the payments of interest on the Louisiana six per cent. and the exchanged and converted six per cent. stocks. STATEMENT of the, account of the agents in I)ondon for paying the interest on the Louisiana six per cent. and the exchanged and converted six per cent, stooks, from the 1st of January, )8)8, to the 3)st of December, )8)5. I I& ~ M collectors of the customs, during the same period, and the balances rluc by them respectively olI the 1st day of January, isis.

Pdx&IEHTB Pou ALtowdttCEB To BALANCES. GROSS AMOUNT Bout&S dtvD Cdsu TRdttavERRXD ox OF PAYMENTS FOR VESSELS EXIPLOTED I&t THE PAYMENTS MADE INTO THE TREASURY +ditvdR&r& BEHALror TRE UPI&TED BTATEs BALdxcxa Dt&E Br coLLEcxous ojt THE 1BT PIBHERIEB. STATES. DISTRICTS. COLLECTORS Due collectors on Due to collect- on Trea- Amount received is- by Duties on merchau- Duties on tonnage, Light money Duties on pass- Fines, penalties, Unclaimed mer. Interest Amount of S(irplus of of- Dcbrntnrcs Duties ref&Du]ed Interest paid Expenses at- Bounties on Allowances Expenses on 1VXTT IIEVXECX. the ors to col Prom collectors. To col lectoi&L From the col- To the collec- On warrants in- On warrants passed Onwarrants includ- On warrants includ. On warrants pass Balances due to in bonds uncollect- In cash and Trea- TOTAL ANOCH T 1st January, on the disc. a I'I Is c sury Notes re- from captorsbe- mamne hos- f(c&sl emolu- sued fordraw- ports and and foi feitures c h d . on Treasu- tending pro. fish and vessels em- lection of the collectors 1816. 1st January, ceived. iag 8 cent. back nn mer- lectors respec- tors respec- cluded in the the ct'edit of ed in the Treasu- ed iu the accounts ed to the credit of on ed. sury Notes. ciearances. pcr piial nioney ments. ry Notes. secutions. provisions ployed in the revenue. the Janu- 1816. on the nettpro- chandise ex- tively. tively. Treasurer's ac- collectors respec- rer's accounts in of the Ttea&urer collectors respec- 1st exported. fisheries. reeds of prize ported. counts in pre- tively in preced- 1816, and of pre- and of respective tively in 1816, ary& 1817. vessels and good. ceding years, ing years, which ceding years, Bot collectors fot' the which are stated not passed to are included in yet passed to the year 1816. in the Treasuret&s the credit of the Treasurer's credit of conec- accounts for 1817. collectors till accounts for 1816. tors. 1816.

Naw HAMEEHI]IE, 6T 62 Portsmouth, Joseph 1Fhipple, (late) 118,03T 36 14,381 4T 233 04 46 1,912 R5 370 93 ]M 62 4, 19] 99 1,045 47 185 75 4, 123 19 2,042 70 5,48T Rl . 92, 075 32 R&362 63 20&3]2 S,TT3 95 29,086 do. Timothy Upham, 61,194 64 912 85 94 40 62 2]4 98 279 80 3&548 43 3,660 89 5,385 14 50, 164 21 336 14 91,825 32 86, T90 10 54, 048 81 814 48 54, 86$ 29 White Mountains, Ephraim IL JIIalturin, 250 500 250 500 VERMONT& Alburgh, Cornelius P. Van A'ess, Rl], 220 TT 1$,017 19 6,047 S4 1,313 39 11,632 41 6, 118 73 133,933 58 77,621 02 5,784 90 83,405 92 Mumphreym agog, Itoger Enos, 406 43 553 50 906 55 1,443 30 16 T5 245 178 18 42$ 18 MAssAcHUHETrs, Passamaquody, Lemuel Trescott, 52, 899 Tl 6,825 30 622 24 10 232 02 ]1 76 347 82 1$0 82 4, 397 Sl 3,501 01 58, $48 94 1,948 22 &Machias, O' 2, 829 15 ' Jeremiah Brien, 4, 502 94 129 22 129 68 15 79 20 65 22 80 32 65 294 75 2, 682 26 4,594 97 Frenchman's Bay, BIelati ah Jordan, 42, $54 90 8,101 12 685 T9 120 225 ST 60 64 IOR 4T 4R9 05 568 38 7;893 52 3,3QT 43 37,TSS 81 Penobscot, Josiah Hoop, 107,289 09 11,318 64 1,426 138 9R 70 $$ 273 68 1,444 36 18 45 80 08 472 4, 255 62 7,048 16 51,041 97 61,699 92 1,595 36 63,29$ 28 Waldoborough, Joseph Farley, (late collector) 10,676 40 10,4TO 73 491 34 22 57 05 161 19 1,235 05 1,651 42 8,$15 84 11,611 72 7,280 52 do. Denny J]I. Cobb, 3,415 83 RT9 84 4 14 01 109 9T 938 68 81] 46 2, 073 51 11,611 72 3,694 9,105 34 885 89 '9, 991 23 Wiscasset, Francis Cook, 40, g57 54 1?,SSR 36 510 11 25 5T 34 168 30 129 14 1,49T 09 48 16 1,384 38 2&335 47 13,534 SS 130.76 2] 725 21 23, 905 71 8,991 76 32, 89T 47 32,462 6T Bath, Joshua 8'ivtgatej un. 29, 570 29 3T,903 4T R, T09 53 442 14 110 3,272 05 242 88 3,6l0 88 599 95 3957 53 36,511 71 29,709 2$ 3,910 10 36,3TR T7 85,429 .T6 Portland, Isaac Ilsley, 188,301 75 147,300 84 14,319 36 2,935 01 8 2,024 29 10,878 01 449 SS 7, 260 SO RT95 77 629 19 18 39 ],TRT 43 13,724 25 151,759 51 247159 99 7,4T1 51 92,901 2? Saco, Daniel Granger, 2,568 57 1,2TO 48 T35 80 159 50 76 59 34 80 994 25 1,282 92 5,036 52 814 9T 814 9? 55T York, Jeremiah Bradbury, 45, 627 TO 15,915 T6 10$ 54 189 37 681 54 47 71 1,718 66 185 97 3T4 1,804 7T 12,856 $2 33,821 T8 17, 12 7, 105 32 24, 662 44 62T 88 Newburyport, Joseph J]Iarquand, 75714 13 76, 524 T99 37 102 R, 506 5$ 840 34 368 69 22, 949 93 102 05 ill 60 1,370 40 5, 252 85 51&354 10 T3,38R 47 44, 9,057 88 53, 685 76 Gloucester, John Eittri Jge, . 40, 902 95 49,053 28 570 96 22 70 79 272 05 12, 736 7$ 12 24 431 10 6,920 80 4, 249 78 25, 638 43 14,814 93 4],425 90 10,300 55 51,TR6 45 Ipswlch ~ Asa Andrews, 7 $6 T6 41 32 Gg 1,954 81 264 04 1,954 Sl 162 30 Salem, 8 I'ilium It. Lee, RST,501 1T 435,957 08 1,849 26 468 8, 274 07 ],2]4 ]9 79, 150 86 IOS TT 3,212 53 S,985 64 12, 131 53 348,4T3 27 279,888 80 SRG, TT5 03 29, 310 61 356,085 64 Marblehead, Joseph 8 ilson, 46,238 94 41,680 04 446 88 122 901 27 198 13 9,735 TO 640 65 25, 269 30 2, 6M TR 5,069 95 1,165 01 38, 168 79 11,9T5 09 5Q, ]43 88 3&622, 85 Boston, Henry A. 8. Dearborn, 4, 140,313 TT 4, 921+67 34 48, 2TT 0? 9,608 88 1,864 9,759 64 4,928 05 5, TTO 78 231 88 875,014 68 I] 738 05 1,431 9? 78,TST 01 4&035,035 93 1,056 g? 400 16,676 66 4, 445, 648 35 935 89,431 87 3712,367 72 838 15 !'Plymouth, Henry H'arren, 41,035 12 4$,6TR 06 1,080 85 106 ]2 937 44 242 50 l, l. 82 13 6 38 T, 854 28 4, 328 TR 32, 767 46 17,090 62 36, 19,8TS 81 56, 711 96 Barn stable, Isaiah L. Green, 509 9T 6,777 13 1,553 60 10 103 13 522 03 4, 476 54 14&591 09 1,965 89 15&648 06 2,446 4T 888 30 $$ 63 1,643 93 628 60 Nantucket, Daniel CojIln, 3$,991 31 21,639 50 1,MS 54 252 83 18 6]T 82 435 28 134 TO 9, 683 50 196 73 493 Tl 2,431 09 11,616 64 26, 544 81 16, 4,434 54 N], 063 1, 4 Edgartewn, Thomas Cook, jun. TT6 39 554 89 20 48] o? 1 295 4T ],826 SOS 59 303 59 47 506 83 New Bedford, John Hau&es, 32,397 S5 29,360 85 1,068 16 180 348 50 376 78 S62 26 2, 557 37 3,534 TT 24, 461 60 2],04] 23 35, $10 89 35,817 '( 81 71 459 tKennebunk, Joseph Storer, 3],570 39 55,4SR 42 455 6$ 28 38 08 1T4 9$ 4, 08] 533 96 2&480 M 49,033 82 54, 689 50 24, 15 1,4$5 56 25, 914 71 525 10 Dighton, J]fatharixel JI'illiams, 7;62] 86 5,095 48 396 63 32 31 ROR ST 633 50 5, 093 29 3&237 45 8, 952 60 9,477 TO 201,925 77 RHODE Isl AND& Providence, 1]f'tomas 'Coles, 120,419 79 269,660 29 1,381 T5 ]01 4? 136 185 82 3,229 S4 845 83 4, 389 82 04 40 T04 06 15 25 100 296 20 8, 694 66 261,036 1], 17'8,752 93 777 20 ROR, TOR 97 42, ]63 Bristol, Charles Collins un. 126,040 9T 78,545 45 666 66 38 25 60 121 31 016 290 OT (,562 OT 3,0$7 53 5, 880 04 69, 238 53 106 05 43@56 64 109,S59 86 ]$2,022 SCi j 6, 43 21,983 Newport, 8 illiam Ellery, 52, 249 8$ 43, 327 61 1,445 92 19? 3I 36 892 9T 38 39 596 04 61T 49 3,8]4 44 l, r, 92 TT 62 121 26 R5, 85S 44 15,T5T 05 35,7T3 85 10,2$0 0$ 32, 233 05 'IIONNECTICI&T& SO, RM 02 Midtlletown, Alexander W'olcott, 50, 029 24 4T, 519 89 ]&226 25 ]38 OT ]4 868 48 304 03 85 .&1 375 03 360 54 66 19 3,55T 03 45, 589 62 42&21T 81 Q3, 169 03 5$,401 0,& 69,492 New Haven, Abraham Bishop, 121,551 75 187,62', 90 ],961 94 33T 6$ 14 4,967 10 '959 49 411 39 4, 8T3 81 181 83 ]],232 49 1T9,985 32 21$,301 90 18,T4$17 88, 235 ]? &New 54, 361 62 London, Thovnas H; Cashing, 48, 059 78 104,851 40 2, 540 09 393 43 56 200 1,T96 01 494 08 63$ 71 2, :OG 3] 257 29 4Tl 23 1,T]O 61 6,822 61 98, 12T 2$ 7 41 67, 309 40 24, 523 42 78, 885 04 1,513 8? Fairfield, 8'alter Bradley, ]2,971 88 7,442 79 MT 90 $$9 37 951 235 84 8 4C& 684 20 ],0]2 25 7,8]1 99 ]8,389 19 880 81 2, 394 68 NEw YORE, Gennessee, Caleb Hopkins, 13@50 ]8 ' 4, 854 40 88 51 1,T44 T6 3,198 15 12623 61 3,824 72 16,448 3'& Lake Champlain, Peter Sailly, 40, 640 R9 4, 126 58 23 09 5,$03 8" 5, 5$S 10 SO, ]9S 71 S,T]3 (1$ 3$,906 Sfj I& 5 "2] Hudson, Neuben BIoores, 2, 888 16 5,221 25 108 38 3 10 99 38 966 30 4, 504 7'1 125 25. 2, 046 62 7,267 8? & 8,618, 071 51 New York, David Gelston, 13,530, 607 26 10,787, $07 15 92, 573 82 Rl, T52 38 2, 43. 3],438 85 1,T01 85 3,93S 80 14, 502 39 10,389 06 26, 2]4 26 ],36S, "2] 29 1],100 82 847 Rl 153,486 08 9,458, 79516 910 0$ 3, 820 89 14,147, 6$7 67 ,T63 19 8,840, 834 70 Sag Harbor, Henry P. Dering, 3'52 42 07T OT 218 SS ]20 25 6T8 9T 861 43 5, 045 88 5, 16T 97. 5, 16T 9? 9, 1, 124 20 566 Oswego, A'ath an Sage, 1,454 87 355 51 lSR 45 2, 509 32 49 Niagara, Bobert Flensing, 1,794 34 909 89 43 29 891, 5 61 43 T92 14 329 62 2, 3]8 29 2, 647 91 24 Bufialo Creek, Oliver Fora&ard, 720 T5 642 98 19 $2 681 67 772 16 572 01 2]8 ],OT4 52 1,292 76 Sackett's Harbor, Perley Iieyes, 3, ]89 80 1,448 89 30 63 ",T 69 4, 288 67 1M 96 132 96 6,881 34 1&439 $2 Oswegatchie, Alexander Bicltards, ~ '9, 274 7? 4,409 80 5363 gl 8&320 66 20, 9T9 94 NEw JERSEY& Perth Amboy, Aaron Hassert, ]?,122 87 23,944 6Q 806 62 442 09 3,292 ]8 21,901 15 15,990 41 2, 053 GT 23, 0SS 61 213 54 Little Egg Harbor, Silas Crane, T3 91 86 76 81 30 $81 60 73 91 Burlington, Letr&uel Howell, 85 86 27 48 27 48 27 48 42 27 71 OT 6(0 Bridgetown, Ebenezer Eltjter, . ~ R75 61 635 30 518 46 303 6$ 850 11 455 72 455, 2 Great Egfr Harbor, Gi deon Leeds, 482 45 3,465 75 289 1T ]44 9I 961 93 2, 9$T 90 2,000 1,420 35 1&420 3$ PENNSYLVANLt& 576 88 4, 801,0TQ 77 Philatlel pais, John Steele, 6,5T9, 644 64 6, 284, 822 52 $5, 441 ]6 7,296 IG 988 4&R?3 47 746, 635 G6 5 38 73, 59$ 38 5,494, 884 89 904 16 6, 97$, Q98,975 72 5&100&048 49 Presque Isle, Thomas Forster, MG Tl GSR 28 7T 87 1] S? 30T 22 414 30 236 71 414 30 4]4 30 966 76 DELAWARE& Delaware, Allen J]I'Lane S0,088 S6 13,!110 84 844 45 123 25 65T 02 83o 49 ],26] 61 8,036 9? 5,001 49 3,291 94 9, 2],831 15 3],?". :, 91

(' n 669 ] 1 44, f]08 5] 18,506, 5$0 59 980,2]8 T5 Amount, carried '. 08 67'6 I ( & CLs 27, 3T9, 19,486, 749 forward 26 324, 641 93 42922 88 23, 912, ]88 59 222, 560 69 44, 281 T7 6,980 59, 877 06 1,740 24 49,469 83 20, 462 52 32,091 30 26,446 ]» 68 12, 8956? 2,491 QS 248 60 84, $78 T9 504, T27 54 20, $66, 664 55 106,894 SG 105, 1g? 21 1G, 66 &( ~ „",g26 94 „4 En»I&A raxwrv'rs von Attowaxvis xo FAYMEVTS FOR axo casa TIIA', ssvciiiixn I s vis&sic Envxorio IA rut YAYMENTS MADE INTO ANOAEY 1817. RALANCES. CROSS AMOUNT OF Ili itis/I iuitai III I A/Is TRF. TREASURY EY COEI ECTOEs Olv TNE isr s I'is&&unix&. EALAECEE noa

nn Ttea mt nl' SO&X&lusofnl'- D hentnr s is. NETY I/ines, penal&i&I, l.'nvhumvd mer- Interest 1mo ice Amnmi Dune elundcil Inter/ ct paid Expeuse& al- Roun/ies on Allowances to Expenses on cr&l. Eavulrua, From on Due to cnllect- Duties on Inerclum- Duties on touuage. Light money. Duties oil pass collectors. To collectors. F/oni the col. To thc eollee- On waivsnts in- On wavraots YOXAE ASIOONT COLLECTORS cosectors &uvr Note& re from capicrihe- m irma hn&- livi 1 moh'- Iueil fnrdrac. vessels em- lecticn passed On warrant& includ- On ivarrants ineluil Balances due to ess]i xnd Trea- DISTRICTS. Duchy and aixi furniture&. clrandi&c. on Treasu- tel lllllg pvc- 6&li and of tlm On warrants pass. In bonds unaoRect- In ST. A.TES. the 1&t Januavy, oi'a oil thc dlat. ports h' Iili:I'- le ror& re&pec- tol'c vt&[ICc ctnded m the to the cv«dit of ed In the I' I I:I. I I Cil. Pi:I C Ilt. piicl monel rue&its. il eil I» Notes. sccullon& li vovl&ICII'I plci ed in tlie revenue. casu cil in thc account& ed to Ihe creilit ot' coueetnis on ed. sury iVctes. 1816. 1st January, clcavcnces. lively. uvcly. Troasure//a ac- coueetors respec- rvr'I on the & cttpv- vliandi&e cx. exported. lidicrie&. accounts in of the Treasure& cnueciors re&pec. the lat. hmu- 1816. counts ln pre &n I- cciv of pl'lxi P/n'ic/l. tively preve 181fi, and of pre- nnd ol' rvslwctiic hi 1816 ary, 181y. ceding years, Icily I'is&els R goods. ing years, uliicli eediog years, not collect/a& fur the i&inch xie stated not pulsed to are included in yet passed In thc 181&i. in die Treasmwr's the credit nf the yern Treasurer'a credit, uf conec. acoouats for 1817, ecRectors tip accounts thr 1816. tot'&. 1816.

3 51 "08 895 67 9,49] R8 84, 578 79 504;/RT 54 90,566, 664 55 ]06,894. 36 105,197 Rl T5 19,486, 749 J.i n3, 6,980 59, 87T 06 1,740 24 49,469 8S 90,469 5R 32, 091 30 96,446 14 179,0]6 51, 68 19, 16,676 66 IT, TSS 63 8, 996 94 R7, 379,669 ]1 44, 008 51 18,506, 530 59 980, P]8 ught, fot'Irut d R6, 394,641 93 49., 9PR 88 912,388 59 RRR, 560 69 44, 981 /7 9. 765, 998 R4 3 -' Amount bro 64 RG 565,050 GT , hg 40 73,563 66 , 1,886 Rs 19T 56 96 740 06 9, 593,745 3,370, 008 39 ",366, 091 49 96,640 30 5, ] 7T 949 1,000 89 31/ S,681 R, ST4 46 l, 4, 3,610, 305 03 9,435, 005 88, James H. Jtf'Culloch& 68 10 951 76 T9 RT IR4 5T MANYLANO& Baltitaore, Tg 2T 59 Og homos JtVxchotsos, 58 594 OF IOR 6S Chester, I 109 6S 417 96 45 130 53 /uhn Wit!is, PTR 73 n, 608 RI P, GSF' 03 Oxf &1'6, . 898 43 689 66 PSR 85 Tpp 1,898 43 738 60 Jo!in Ennalls, 798 89 1, 959 OR 74 09 Vienna, 7'4 09 67 55 91 78 99 69 Grace, Howcs Goldsborough, R44 OG IT4 4, 533 97 089 Rs 661 99 4, T51 97 Havre de R]8 4, 150 63 O]R Rs 3, 1, Lcmuel P. Spence, 946 73 TS3 49 55T S4 382 99 S8P. 99 Snowhill, IT4 4P. 887 10 157 'A. nnapolis, John Bandall, 44 34 743 89 6T6 10 657 87 6T6 10 41 68 853 Nottingham, Gc/H gc Biscoe, 58 76 5i 1,304 38 360 97 954 19 83 59 663 515 16 St. Maroy's, Jlthanasius Fenuick, R89 RO 9,277 74 Rl 46 3, 96 110, 54, 000 88, 55F 13 14,44T /7 103 004 gp 46, 489 74 ]SR,643 46 530 gS 14 15T 475 31 John Bo& ncs, T89 OR 1T,T]5 77 47 14,616 45 354, 505 48 968 59 433,869 97 989,RR] 5S 7, 097 01 P96, 318 54 .Dtsxntcx oF CGLU»tntA& Georgetown, 376, 911 68 OTS, 859 93 6,0]R 55 1,14T 50 156 Alexandria, Charles Simms, 69 gs 9PP 17 74 n& llg 58 74 94 66 38 95 ORG np 46 David Brodi c. pr4 S],3'79 81 nP 5R RR, 663,085 51?' 05 FRT 59 536, 140 05 S8T 69 544, 597 T4 VIRG&NI s, Hampton, 414, 686 99 689,909 53 96,034 46 6,041 388 65 i, 53R, 8, Chat lcs K J]factory, RR] 54 R44 76 8, 848 54 SOR, 915 44 444 59 RTT, 4]6 gp 6S3 14 R95, 100 04 Norfolk, 987, 194 GS 11334 05 918 74 RS&034 95 993, ]7, Joseph Jones, 985,699 12 IJt 6 90 9,598 63 969,544 03 900 969,6]R 09 Petcrsburw, 971,810 5RR 94 MS 5 394 23 304, 835 955, 7,419 09 James 6/ibbon, 304/903 06 09 393 15 69 93 Richmond, 69 93 71 77 98 09 York Town, Thomas JV'clson, jun. 51 14 456 96 Zsr 73 51904 18 843 89 6,048 6, 806 Rl 356 60 T8 04 River, James SJ&ark, 154 39 R]5 63 9,361 06 1],101 19 98,000 10,595 03 F'65 Tg 19,360 8R East 99,959 70 13,969 34 961 15 ], Tappahannock, Jdhu Hails, 56 ']7 490 94 660 64 1,059 18 I, T]9 82 1,949 40 68 11 6T 08 75 Yeocomico, John S. Tapscott, RR 66 969 155 99 1]R 60 53 06 95 96 Mp 5/ Dumfries Wslliam JL Linton, 169 4p 96 8, 198 3,769 41 7'758 Sd d, rsg 06 IR, SRT 40 8, 168 94 8, 145 95 ]81 18 949 43 Landing, Porker Barncs, 156 09 99 4, 680 T9F 59 3&IRO /5 4&918 RT Folly 84 4, 658 40 108 93 I, Jt/athanicl Holland, RS7, 5 SP. 950 05 958 50 94R 53 Cherry Stone, 938 50 I 70 Willis W J'arker, 767 Tl 391 58 3 656 ll 3,199 43 13,44R 16 16S,61T T4 843 Sl 989,786 76 98P;T86 T6 South Quay, 019 33 169,813 68 14,SOS 40 3,359 07 350 , 'dsg ]T8, Wilmington, Hubert Cochran, 993, 191 48 ],R]0 14 ! r, 18 M, ]30 84 Oj868 48 51,8S5 RS S6,646 S&2 16,88T 59 53,53S 91 . NORTH CAEOEINA R38 35 38,9TR 95 1,44R 01 196 49 P.8 804 69 Newbcrn, Francis Hawks, TS, R]7 RS 1, 96, 110 11 R],556 46 50, 194 96 1,666 36 5],T90 69 236 9T 95,896 50 1,469 85 996 17 49 305 54 Washington, Thmuas H. Blount, 47, R51 53 :4R 78 1, 19,9]T RR 11,506 30 5,474 43 "/, 719 31 13,]93 74 789 SR 19,801 56 SRO lr' 106 06 Rl 8 193 Edenton, Savnttel Trcdusll, 11, 164 95 50 R4 1, Rl 914 09 '],918 65 10&060 04 1,7M Rg 1],T9R 33 096 89 1,897 95 136 64 98 444 38 Camden, Enoch Sawyer, RR, 3 40 6, 93R 76 8,099 99 S,TT8 70 9 58 9 58 253 17 I 84 RIR 36 64 Henry J]L Cooks, 19, 19 81 9,140 8,09R 99 085 OT 999 09 156 148 56 Beaufort, O, PR4 SR 955 5g 59 78 T, R, 47 3, Bridges Arundell, 52 1,986 OR Rsl 65 458 13 do. 1,458 13 57 54 7,000 1, 1,048 13 9,506 9!i T!tomas S. Singleton, 9,994 61 69 Rr 1,008 IT 8,681 99 14,9TI 10 9,455 TT 605 55 3,061 3R Ocrncocke 50 9,447 01 ITI 81 14 697 08 Lcoi Fagun, g, S50 Rp 67 S37 4R 19,18R 86 919 98 OR Plymouth, 10,990 86 1,740 08 401 75 64 7, 180 SS 8, 98,75T 37,676 30 Thumas Chapman, M, 6T3 7T YTS 84 906 79 44, 718 79 1,M6, 99T 87 388 4T 565 y'RR CAROLINA& Georgetown, 491 36 ]99 1,671 99 1,046 SR 106,4SS 76 8, 1,439&005 56 1,188, 19 Rp, 04 1,909, 987 16 SOUTH ],RSLr53 Sn 1,463, 483 67 4],000 14 9, ], 440 48 SSS 47 Charleston, Simeon Thcus, 16 11 95 61 398 T6 Wi!liam Joyner, 388 47 9S n, 586 49 1,946 44 98,448 19 691,09R 76 44T 59 Beau fur t, 634,149 66 91,619 03 4, 741 66 T48 10,961 T6 315 7o I, JG] 759,707 ]4 693, 55,601 SF 679,049 46 Jlrchibidd S. Bulloch, Sl],595 84 86R 86R 461 GEONG&A, Savannah, 461 3,949 Sl James Holm, es 9 85 O'R 51 ]3 44 133 R5 946 PR 3&3]8 34 dc040 Sunbury, 3,698 T5 445 R4 104 49 4, 658 54 Brunswick, Wi!liam L J!f'Intosh, ?;590 92 Rl 89 T, ]48 43 31,875 96 5O, RRO 63 R],69s 34 71,918 9, 11,159 SO 401 13 76 50 n4 IRO 69 Mary' Jlrcliibald Clark, 96,646 50 St. s, 365 50 Hartlwick, John Jeukins, (6) 955 /5 365 50 no5 7o R50 64 Miami, Jlinos Spagord 950 RRS gS OHIO, 950 Rl 66 176 Og Erie, Jlsltbvl W. Woolworth, 191 SR 54 rr 33' 48, 5TT 41 1&RT],608 09 Sandusky, i'v!Cr P Ferry, 91 691 45 8, 9]T 65 44, 0 6 87 130cR 946, 3]T 60 S59 74 1,064, 649 49 R3, 9]R SR 93,9]R 8R SR M9, 592 96, 98,849 66 6, 580 OT 698 2, 031 746 RR New Orteanth Peter L. B.Duy&less!8, T63, RTI I, 491 RTT 38 LO Oi 1 AN/1& 2R 80 95 04 361 11 Tcche, Ja&nes J]iittcr, 5]R 49 ],024 59 1,024 59 895 84 R RS 694 45 R4, 455 64 n~gss Mtchthmackmack, Williutn Ga&able, 1, 04 1,709 6P. Rd&RGR /9. 3,180 96 R7, 44S 68 Mt cut GA'N TEEHIYOEY, Ro, 056 16 RO 9S ],1]5 46 R, 501 73 do. Jiihn Rogers 33 0 I Rsg 94 1,307 ] 7 2, 59T I] 3,47T 5] 105 98 'J, 6,703 59 984 W!]Ham Woodbridgs, 95 SS Rp 57 9 90 R54 30 5, 18 16,139 gs 10,640 41 R]4 06 854 Detroit, 19,T56 R4 109 SS 4 50 16 SSR 46 10, 47 Mobile, Jlddin, Lsuis, R],710 RT Mls tsstrrt, R, p]3 94 Amount brought fr om the supple- 1,000 1,187 OR lr&533 98 Sg,005 33 438 90 96,884 87 9,58R 65 149,594 98 33,R5T 88 3,699 63 Rp 69 8P. 1,19, ,914 53i mentary state ment, 1,280, 541 46' S,OT5 36 18,937

"238 9],136 9T 15,94P. 83 4, 585 pg 583 60 84, T36 96 819,038 RR PSGPSPsp OR 1,104&981 gs IR»668 T9 16,676 66 IT, T33 63 R6, 884 87 115,RRS 63 51 555 71 8'2, 356 03 19,934 88, 175 81 I,T40 94 59,899 60 R], 54T 87 43, 864 Rl 38, 95 3 976 333 O8 36, 984]TP 86 94,719, 7S6. 7] 13306]R 77 9794/ 564 01 Tornsn Dollars 35,959, 839 81st 49, 849 sg M, 899,9RS 48 400&086 19

(6) Juhn Jenkina, Bardwick, no accounts gendered. [A 1 A Supplementary Stateinent exhihiting the state of the accounts of the collectors of the custonls who ivent out of olftce previous to the tst day of January, 18 1 d.

ORIJSS ANOt'. NF OF P 71 tttN'Id Fott PAYNENt'9 INSDE INTO Ttlg TREASURY tete 1217

IESYRICTS COLLECTORS 87 9 F R 0 By edt "'s p'"

Extract taken froiu the preceding statement. of

ste imports, tonnage, gic.

Ed« 5 Wiggle tb, l, g48 43 1,948 43 D tt Ralph C es, g, 016 87 2., 016 ST 6, T99 RI 6, T92 Rl lio I St 91 51 91 20, 083 77 90,089 « 1,2 0 T9 1,9 0 T9 195 59 440 52 4 50 949 49 31,552 RT Po k, 31, M 27 9., 9 4 PB 14, 69 US i«It, 64, 98T 34 15,9T6 M 4T 6 1,4TP 06 145TS 01 ST, BBR 0$ $5, 983 90 1,400 1000 901 58 901 58 IE436 44 13,456 44 I«tt . 5AIO 41 5, 310 41 B tlo I,AM OG 800 1,595 06 9., 588 5 9,58$ 55 T, IT5 86 7, 175 86 4, 786 OT 4, 786 OT Igtt, 300 900 D tto, 9.441 87 9,441 87 417 M 417 52 9,450 10 9,450 10 F 'Sell, IA89 44 1,389 44 Fo ho M I h 2 d 8 « I 1818, D 25G28 280 32 Dit«c 25 55 77 El '76 9, JM d 3 B n«agt 7, 9, 582 65 Jknd I, 24, 09 TP 9 555 35 24, 092 TR O Hul 1,016 Gl 1,000 16 61 158 40 158 40 0 JetR t, 999 80 392 80 468 14 163 30 79 75 594 30 163 30 5 56 5 56 85 40 89 4U 3,549 60 3, 549 30 Ih I I, 955 81 955 81 Gr atEg na b .Otb Cgie, 1,751 59 1,751 59 D tt, I,RM 75 IA39 F5 B tt Co N nt Boner, SS4 M 554 01 B tt C 965 59 9G 59 Ddt, SA71 57 2$ $6 67T 54 890 I, 48 GT hrigi ff. Burr, (9) 83 55 83 55 44, 858 49 44, 858 49 D ttu, 691 TS 601 7 Bio S,glg 56 5, 919 56 v ~ .T hs. uvir, 5, 648 89 5, 648 Sg Bitt, Ja . F o*i 3,9FA 86 3,994 86 8 o hill, PPilli n Bells, 140 93 140 93 Mhn Onkiey, 4T RS or Rs Ale and a, John Mt*ger id, 45, 851 95 45, 831 35 No Iolk, Otway Bird, 98,946 88 98,946 88 Ditto, Wits n C. JM I I s, M5 66 285 66 Oitta, I tkins th, 6, Tg6 35 6, T96 M Hnugtu, . 279 94 R 9 24 I kT 189 Rs 182 23 9 86 9 86 Ditto, 1,004 61 1,004 61 77 Ditto, 53 56 55 96 East I« e, 7 99 7 99 I 11 Id Ri fterdeon, 283 OT 28" or 41,919 99 Joh BAN e, 448 65 448 65 I. o os su 35,421 Tl S5API Ti T, 567 19 T.567 19 B tt, 4, 458 08 4,458 08 Bitt, M, 597 Ss 99,527 58 1,450 55 1,554 64 1,450 55 Iten Hol 156,360 Ty 156.960 Tf D tt, M, 91T 74 IT, TOI 59 15,916 M 10,359 19 Grg Ts 5, 000 4, 686 38 915 41 $15 41 Bitt, 953 IO 359 10 D tt, 1,379 49 2, 641 86 I,ST9 40 151O . . - 17,075 eo Sv ah, 13,666 99 9, 600 GT 10,066 32 Bitt, El N tgo IT, 924 36 17,994 S6 DNI, 15S,22e S3 Ditt, RM d IValt, . SSI,T09 16 154, 1M 9T SSI,T09 16 Bitt, 9,1 4 72 9,960 97 9,960 9T 5, 135 69 19,985 88 19,985 88 987 94l RST get T 59 T 59 6 80 6 80 Dttt, 5,4 9 Uy 5,479 OT Ditt, 300 M bil, 20 ST 90 3T in wn oti, E t bl, t d At I I y, goth I b. 1814. 6, 630 85 6, 630 85 D tt, 144,772 56 9GB 66 144,779 56 Ditt, 57, 427 5T R, 498 09 57, 4RT 57 Ditt, J' t L. R. D pl D tt, J'1 F. C 'kad, 1,713 M I,TIS M N tth *, 9 55 9 55 lgtto, 6A05 98 6, 305 58 Messao, Gtd nD. Cobb, RRT 08 MT 08 Ditt,' N tilt Ck bde, 1,995 43 1,995 46 T----, . 56 28 56 98 1,446 29 1,446 Rg Ditt, 758 69 T58 69 14 36 14 56 5,45T TT 5,45T Tr D tt, 1,9TR ST 1,972 87 Ditto, 999 49 Msehi s, Ilaoid D n, S0,680 99 30,680 98 Ie"Ri n G bi, D tto, B I Abb I, e Jr'Cdlt, 239 56 15 90 109 16 421

Tor, Du I, RBOJat 461 5, 075 36 18,9ST 20 6R 9$ 1,000 1,187 09 R,OIS PA ITJM 98 39,005 M 438 90 93,884 87 149,524 RS 1,197, R14 53,' 9,629 68 i State»le»t, shoavi»g the balances clue ftom the officers of the olcll in- ternal reve»ue ort thle I st of Sar&uat y, 1 8 17, agreeably to the accounts settled at the Treasury.

Josllua Wentwort li, late supervisor, New |hampshire, 7, 414 51 T:..-. :thy Osgood, collector, M assaI: hu sett s 55 18 John S. Dexter, supervisor, Rhod&!' Island, 73 96 Williain Peck, acting ditto djtto 4, 468 50 'Daniel S. Dexter) late collector 2d d'i vision) ditto 1,252 94 Paul Allen, ditto ditto 46 ll Nathaniel Cushing, ditto ditto 4)049 52 Abel Sherinan, ditto New York, 115 Kdivar d Livingston, district attorney ditto 3,619 72 James. Hedden, collector, New Jersey, 128 74 Peter Smith, ditto ditto 4,349 65 George Clymer, late supervisor, . 2, 01/ 32 Henry iMiller, ditto ditto 5,037 44 Peter Muhlenberg, ditto ditto 476 86 Tench Coxe, acting ditto ditto 112,889 16 Daniel Delozier, ditto Maryland, 559 80 Richard Marshall, late collector 4th division) ditto 1,902 3/ George Magruder, ditto 9th, ditto 4, 722 08 'Evans Willing, ditto 13th, ditto 1, 11.4 86 Robert I. H. Handy, ditto 14th, ditto 54 79 John Bennett, ditto 16th, ditto 15 ll Joseph Forman, ditto Bd, ditto 229 01 Samuel Hanson, ditto 5th, ditto 18 72 Samuel Selby, ditto 4th, ditto l)654 24 Levin Ballard, ditto 1st, ditto 155 51 Levin Pollet, ditto 2d, ditto 15 06 John Dickinson, ditto 4th, ditto 122 69 John Thomas, ditto 5th, ditto /1 10 Jeremiah Nicols, ditto 6th, ditto 4 13 William Richardson, ditto 3d, ditto 26 75 James Wallace, stamp agent, ditto 95 15 Richard Hardesty, ditto ditto 17 18 Vincent Gray, late collector, , 123 44 John C. Holt, ditto ditto 85 16 Edward Worsham, ditto ditto 468 "/4 Elias Stil well, ditto ditto 413 22 Alexander Hawthorn, ditto ditto 27 26 Jacob Feltner, ditto ditto 232 33 Charles Vowles, ditto ditto 1 9"4 02 Enoch Daily, ditto North Carolina, 155 81 Thomas Williams, ditto ditto 52 25 George Alexander, ditto ditto 20 73 William Reynolds, ditto ditto 33 82 Lambert Clayton, ditto ditto 4( 50 Benjamin Cudivorth, late inspector, South Carolina, 398 Robert Habersham, supervlsol') e Georgia, 1, 050 05 James Morrison, ditto Kentucky, 2, 105 02 Joseph Crocket, acting ditto ditto 82288 22 Ktheldred Williams, collector, Tennessee, 441 15 Thomas Brown, dilto ~ ditto 533 24 Reuben Saunders) ditto ditto 2313 79

Can ied forward) 249, 480 41 Broug ht forward, 249, 430 41 Thomas Grey, late district attorney, Tenne ssee 140 Edward Scott, ditto ditto 113 Thomas' Worthington, supervisor, Ã. W. Disfrict, 44 64 James Smith, collector, ditto 2;1.17 91 . Robert Morrison, ditto ditto 126 21 Grioith Green, ditto ditto 458 62 J. G. Macon, d1tto ditto 90 24 Klisha Tisdale, ditto ditto '61 91 Ebenezer- Sprout, ditto ditto 25 66

Amount of balances remaining of the old internal revenue 8 252, 608 60 Statement showing the balances due fr om tire oKcers of tire old direct tax, of two millions, on the 1st of January, 1817, agreeably to the accounts thereof settled at the '1'reasury.

Nathaniel Rogers, late supervisor, New Hampshire, 592 36 Nathaniel Brush, ditto Vermont, 4, 862 62 John Willard, acting Olitto ditto 2 364 John Wilkins, ditto , 4, 700 95 John S. Dexter, late ditto Rhode 1sland, 14 45 William Peel;, acting ditto ditto 2, 528 47 John A, Collins, late collector 1st district, ditto 109 .52 John Allen, ditto 2d ditto 10 97 Thomas Potter, jun. ditto 3d ditto 4 80 Nicholas E Durfee, ditto 4th, ditto 26 48 Thomas Palmer, ditto 5th, ditto 05 John Remington, ditto 6th, ditto 1 97 Joseph Thurston, ditto 13th) ditto . 6 80 George James, ditto 14th, ditto 1 39 Francis W. Gardner, ditto 15th, ditto 6 70 William H. Davis, ditto 17th, ~ ditto 1 53 Henry Niles, ditto 16th, ~ . ditto 5 61 Peleg Rhodes, ditto 18th, ditto 67 93 Daniel S. Dexter& ditto 20th, ditto 601 30 John Rogers, ditto 22d, ditto 4, . James Paine, ditto 23d, ditto 58 45 Duty Smith, ditto 24th, ditto 4 22 Nehemiah Knight, ditto 26th, ditto 70 Thomas Wilbour, ditto 27th, ditto 15 63 'Fleet Brown, ditto 28th, ditto 11 18 John Gorton, ditto 29th, ditto 196 62 Benjamin Goldsmith, ditto 2d New York, 5 94 Jesse Hulse, ditto 3d, ditto 5 76 Kliphalet Chichester, ditto 5th, ditto 89 Joseph Latting, ditto 6th, ditto 40 56 Joseph Perrine, ditto 9th, ditto 6 2t) George Harsin, ditto 11th, ditto 28 77 Frederick Weisenfels, ditto 12th, ditto 124 28 'William Brown, ditto 13th, ditto )6 02 Daniel Hitchcock, ditto 14th, ditto 63 44 Carlish Pollock, ditto 15th, ditto 194 09 John P. Goshen, ditto 16th, ~ ~ ditto 35 90 Elijah Ward, ditto 17th, ditto 33 58 Evert Hogenkamp, ditto 21st, ditto 1 Samuel MoAert, ditto 28d, ditto 44 0,". John Morrell, ditto 25th, ditto 29 16 James Dill, ditto 26th, ~ ditto 99 n Nathan Halsey, ditto 30th, ~ ~ ditto Wm. Knickerbacker, ditto 37th, ~ ditto Arent Vosburg, ditto 39th, ditto 13 t)) Wm. D. Haughtailing, ditto 44th, ditto 1 t 97 Storm A. Becker, ditto 46th, ~ (1 iuo 34 58 . Jesse Shepherd, ditto 47th, ditto Robert Mitchell, ditto 58d, ~ ~ ditto George Marsh, ditto 58th, ~ ditto Abraham Wells, ditto 60th, ~ ~ ditto 4 8, ) ' Ca) rircl fora at&(, 17,0 "5 6 ongIit t'o, ™(n"d, 17,025 62 Abrahani Conyne, late collector 61st district, llew ii &ri'i~& 40 Stephen Cromwell, ditto 62d, ditto 50 91 Coi nolius Beckman, ditto 64th, ditto 36 85 John FIuskey, ditto 67th, ditto 24 2g Abiahsm Camp, ditto 69th, ditto 16 20 Moses Wright, ditto 73d, ditto 53 70 James A Chapell, ditto 77th, ditto 226 31 Ricketson Burlingham, ditto 85th, ditto 54 4g James Linn, late supervisor, New Jersey, 817 22 Henry Miller, ditto Pennsyl vania, 2, 292 23 Peter Muhlenburg, otto ~ ~ ditto 32 35 Tench Coxe, acting ditto ~ ~ ditto 2, 318 91 Daniel Delozier, ditto ~ ~ Maryiand, 423 58 Joseph Ford, late'collector 1st district, ditto 264 34 William Alexander, ditto 7th, ditto 3 4g James Arthur, ditto 15th, ~ ~ ditto 262 36 John Bennett, ditto 17th, ditto 2 55 John Green, ditto 20th, ditto 25 16

Alexander Hawthorne, , ditto ~ ~ ~ Virginia, 266 76 glias Stilwel), ditto ~ ~ ~ d(tto FQ 2 James Morrison, late supervisor, Kentucky, 1,774 73 Joseph Crocket, late acting ditto ditto 11 829 58 William Polk, late surper visor, North Carolina, 870: 04 Beverly Daniel, late acting ditto ditto t1 04- John Armstrong, late collector, ditto 495 90 John Overton, late supervisor, Tennessee, 48 10 Daniel Stevens, ditto e e ~ South carolina, 10,$83: 58. Robert E. Cochran, late marshal, 'ditto 5&436'. 57 Robert Howard, 'acting supervisor, djtto $,204 g7 James Alger, late supervisor, " Georgia, 1, 195 07 John Matthews, ditto ~ ~ e diitto 1;125- 25 Robert Habersham, ditto . ~ ditto ' 13,924: 25 Amount of balances remaining of the old direct tax, 8 79,755 68 Exhibiting the Revenue which accrued from Postage on Letters, Newspapers, Rc. during the year 1809.

Payments for

due Gross Nett Balanre due Balance Ja»n- 1st Janu- amount of Transporta Contingent ex Compensation. to Way and Total amount of ou 1st Postmaster General. on 1810. ary, 1809. postage. tion of the penses of the deputy postmas ship letters. amount. postage. ary, mail. general post ters, including in- office. cidental expenses.

780 60 Gideon Granger. 228)268 59 506, 633 95 338,838 28 6, 837 85 154,028 01 5,417 80 505, 115 94 19,296 94 229,

Nett revenue, as above, 19,296 94 Deduct excess of expenditure, ~ ~ 17,778 93

%'rue nett revenue, ~ o ~ 1,518 01

SUMMARY STATEMENT

MONEYS B,KCKlVFi9

INTO

THE TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES,

IN THE YEAR 1816.

For duties on merchandise and tonnage.

From collectors of the customs, agreeably to the preceding statement of duties.

On warrants passed to the credit of the respective-collectors in preceding years, which are included in the Treasurer's accounts for 1816 11,628 41 On warrants included in the Treasurer's accounts for 1816, not yet passed to the credit of the collectors 11)075 60 On warrants included in the Treasurer's accounts, and of the respective collectors, for the year 1816 36,284, 170 8'l 88,808, 8N 88

'For duties on stills, and for other internal rev'enue. (Old. ) From supervisors of the follwoing districts, vis: From Vermont 6,934 89 Pennsylvania, 4, 650 Kentucky 98 42 11,683 31

For new internal duties.

From collectors of the revenue of the follotoing districts, eis:

Prom New Hampshire 36,655 90 Massachusetts 461,929 21

Carried foru. ard, 8 498,585 11 36,318, 558 19 C $0

Broug kt fo~ard, 8 498, 585 11

rom Rhode Islland 55, 894 12 146,404 89 Vermont 43,242 40 New York 905,201 33 761 72 New Jersey 169, 1, 157.568 73 Pennsylvania Delaware 53,489 64 Maryland 343, 229 80 Virginia 540, 682 50 North Carolina 227252 15 South Carolina 164, 461 22 Georgia 107,490 16 Ohio 134, 689 86 Kentucky 249, 537 13 Tennessee 125,892 48 Louisiana 63,371 90 Columbia 100,085 01 Missisippi 19,348 94 Missouri 5,012 10 Illinois 1,319 10 Michigan 504 71 5, 113,025

For new direct tax.

From collectors of the direct tax of the following districts, viz:

From New' Hampshire 107,435 58 Massachusetts 543, 560 93 69,265 09 Connecticut 154, 114 46 Vermont 139,361 58 New York 367,631 44 New Jersey 93,435 19 Pennsylvania 663,876 38 Delaware 42664 19 Maryland 195,345 08 Virginia 647, 346 01 North Carolina 372,039 46 South Carolina 129, 119 66 Georgia 94)936 49 Ohio 88, 527 62 Kentucky 318,752 76 Tennessee 195,686 85 Louisiana 17,890 50 Columbia l, 2)645 82 4, 253,635 09

Carried forslsard, 45, 685,218 28 11

Broug ht forward, S 45, 685, 218 28

For public lands.

From Parke Walton, receiver of public moneys at Wash- ington, M. T. 165 558 James Findlay, receiver of public moneys at Cincinnati 318,597 81 Samuel Finley ditto Chtlhcothe 95,690 42 Isaac Van Horne ditto Zanes ville 153,336 67 Nathaniel Ewing, ditto Vincennes 77,954 35 John Brahan ditto H u of sv I I I e 118,668 Peter Wilson ditto Steubenville 156,396 30 John Sloane ditto Canton 234, 379 98 I evi Barber ditto Marietta 34, 911 89 Edmund H. Taylor ditto Jeffersonville 263,532 99 66 Samuel Smith .ditto St. Stephens 43,852 John Caldwell ditto Shawneetown 46, 195 68 Shadrack Bond ditto Kaskaskia 8,910 28 1,717)985 03

For fees on letters patent.

:From Thomas T. Tucker, treasurer of the United States 5P'60

For postage of letters.

From Return J. Meigs, Jun. postmaster general 149)787 74

For cents and half cents, coined at the mint of the United States.

%rom James Rush, treasurer of the mint 28)209 82

For rent of salt spring in the Stcubenville district.

From David Hoge, agent ~ e 76 80

Carried forward, g 47, 587,037 67 1&'r&(&(&('I(t 1'or ~ ard 4'7, 58', 03( 6

For thc United States moiety of the nett proceeds of pr1zcs capture&I.

From John M'Cawley 1, (04 48 'I'heron Rudd, clerk of the district of New York 7, 482 83 'I'homas Parker, district attorney, South Carolina 1,687 92 William Davis, do. Georgia 16,484 46 27, 359 69

For the nett proceeds of gun boats 8cc. sold, per act of 27th February, 1815.

From Amos Binney, navy agent, Boston 851 18 Joseph Hull, do. New London 681 65 John Bullus, do. New York 36,450 Thomas Tingey, do. Washington City 962 20 38)945 03

For t' he nett proceeds of the sale of the revenue cutter, New Hampshire.

From James Ladd

Fines, penalties, and forfeitures.

From William Davis, district attorney, Georgia 594 59 Michael M'Clary marshal New Hampshire 7'5 Nehemiah R. Knight, clerk, district, Rhode 'Island, for the nett proceeds of the schooner Palafox, end brigsNi . desha, and Friendship 1,415 41 2)085

For two per cent. on the nett proceeds of the ship Eu- phrates, captured by the privateer Rossie, which belongs to the privateer pension fund. I"'rom Nehemiah R. Knight, clerk of the district of Rhode Island 2, 015 22

Carried forward, 47,658)139 61 13

Brought fora&d, 47, 658&139 61

I'or moneys received under the act of 28tll February, 1803, on account of discharged seanten.

From Daniel Kdes, 605 83

, For moneys received on account of the loan of three millions of dollars, per act of 15th November, 1814.

From william Nekervis, cashier of the Farmer's Bank, Virginia 150&OOO Thomas W. Bacet, cashier of the Bank of South Ca- qnlina ~ ~ 40,000 'John Nowell, cashier of the Union Bank, South Ca- rolina - ~ ~ 40, 000 H. Middleto~ 163,911 39 393&911 39

%or moneys received on account of a 'temporary loan of fwe hundred thousand dollars, for the repairs of the public buildings, per act of 13th February, 1845.

From Alexander Kerr; cashier of the Bank of the Metropolis 95&000 -Charles T. Chapman do. Union Banl, Alexan- dria. . . . ~ 25,000 50,000

For moneys received on account of the loan of eighteen millions four hundred and fifty-two thousand eight :hundred dollars, per act of Sd &Jarch, 1815.

From J. W. Treadwell, cashier of the Merchants' Bank, Salem 6&774 Samuel Frothingham, do State Bank, Boston 70,057 52 Samuel Flewwe)ling, do. Manhattan Company. New York 241, 844 President, directors, and company of the Banl- of the United States ~ ~ 500, 000 'tvilliam H. Haywood, cashier of the State Bank, North Carolina, ~ ~ ~ ~ 95,000 91.'i)675 52

Carr &'&l for'car(l& 49, 016&33" 35 332 Broug lt forward, 49,O&6. '

J on account yf Treasury Notes „tof 3~4th February „. I 3, 56, 800 Nourse, Register of the Treasury .From Joseph Columbia 255, 200 William Whann, cashier of the Bank of do. Bank of 'Washington 3,900 . Samuel Eliot, Jr. 3,415@00

For moneys received on account of small Treasury Notes issued, per same act.

From Joseph Nourse, Register of the Treasury 370,223 William Whann, cashier of the Bank of Columbia 69,724 Samuel Kliot, Jr. do. Bank of Washington 7,439 James Marshall, do, Planters' Bank, Savannah 210,800 Kleazer Early, do. Bank of Augusta 149,668

For moneys received:on account of small Treasmy Notes, for which certificates of seven per cent. stock have been issued.

From William Gardner, commissioner of loans, New Hampshire 53,026 William Plumer, Jr. do. do. 18)206 Benjamin Austin do. Massachusetts 1,770+12 Christopher. Ellery ~ do. Rhode Island 88, 183 Jonathan Bull do. Connecticut 23,335 William Few do. New York 1,565, 547 William White do. Pennsylvania 165,082 Edward Hall do. Maryland . 6, 069 Thomas ¹lson do. Virginia 1, 170 'Sherwood Haywood do. North Carolina 1, 130 Thomas I&ehre do. South Carolina 6,544 Joseph Nourse, Register of the Treasury 144,300 3,842, 804

For moneys received on account of Treasury Notes for xvhich certificates of six per cent. stock have been issued.

I rom Daniel Byrnes, cashier of the Banl of Wilmington and Brandywine 940

Carried forward, 8 57&083,830 35 1h'o!phd fo) &ca& d,

1' Ol' Illone3 s received on account of pl'clnllltlls on the sale of small T1easury Notes.

I'rom Prime, Ward 8, Sands, of New Yorl- 686 03

For moneys received on account of interest on Trea- sury Notes.

From John Rice, cash'ier of the New Hampshire Union Bank V, 503 20 Levi Cutter do. Cumberland Bank, 4, 042 65 T. D. Robinson do. Bath Bank 43 Nathan Waterman, J r. cashier af Roger Williams' Bank, 630 24 John R. Shearman do. Newport Bank 1,264 54 George Beach do. Phoenix Bank, Hartford 96 07 John S. Hunn do. Bank of Newburgh 12 92 i%i. Hunt do. Bank of Utica 196 62 J, Nazro do. Branch Bank, Utica 55 35 G. A. Worth do. Mechanics' Bc Farmers' Bank, Albany 12 55 John W. Yates do. State Bank, Albany 2, 032 93 C. J. Graham, do. +tate Bank, Newark 779 6"7 George Simpson, ~do. Stephen Girard's Bank 1,814 10 John Forster do. Harrisburg Bank 55 94 George Poe, Jr. do. Branch Bank, Pittsburg 201 70 James Houston do. Branch Bank, Lancaster 64 54 Jonathan Smith Bank of Pennsylvania 18,S02 76 James Cox do, Bank of Baltimore 7, 108 44 George T. Dunbar do. .Commercial R Farmers' Bank, Baltimore 329 40 William Whann do. Bank of Columbia 23,620 74 William Dandridge do. Bank of Virginia 77 95 Davidson Bradfute do. Branch of the Farmers' Banl-, Lynchburg 36 43 John Anderson, do Nashville Bank 22S 99 68;665 16

REPS.IMENYS

Which are here considered as receipts, from their not having been any expenditures under those heads during the year 1816, viz.

From William Pinl;ney, late commissioner under the 7th article of the British treaty . . 3,614 65 ~. and acipom- Richard Smith, on account of the safekeeping modation of prisoners of ear ~ ~ 14,000

Carried forward, S 17,614 65 57, 153, 181 60 , Broug ht forward, 17, 614 65 57, 153,181 60

Vrom John Mitchell, on account of the safekeeping and accom. modation of prisoners of war, - ~ Cameron R Snow, on account of the safe keeping and accommodation of prisoners of war, being the balance due on their bill of exchange for &570 11 4 sterling, on Jatnes Edmonson, of London, dated 17th June, 1814, returned protested for nonpayment e 590 07 18,240 22

57, 171,421 82

The other repayments in the year 1816, being deducted. from the expenditures under the several heads to .which they apply; are. not included in the above amount, and were as follows, viz:

In: the Civil Department . . Page 57 67 93 Light house establishment 78 500 Payment of claims for property lost .114 1,037 50 Miscellaneous claims 143 5,000 Diplomatic department . . l45 25, 990 77 Contingent expenses of foreign intercourse 148 25207 52 Treaties with Mediterranean powers 154 35 45 Military department. . . 156 13)372 69 Naval Department ~ . . 157 333 47 Interest and reimbursement of the domestic debt 160 200, 727 99 Interest on Louisiana stock 361 ~ 22, 328 20 Wincipal and interest of Treasury Notes . 165 699,076 993,677 52

Dollars 58, 165,099 34 pAYMKNTS

poR

THK SUPPORT OF TPIK CIVIL LIST.

Legislative Deyartment.

/or the compensation of the Senators and Members of the House of Representatives, and for the contingent expenses of both Houses.

Continuation of the First Session of the Fourteenth Congress.

1816 To CHARLES CUTTS, Secretary of the Senate, on account of the compeizsation due to the Senators. January 12. Warrant No. 79 16,000 31arch 27. do. 327 4, 500 April 15. do. 414 SU, OOO .zlfay 3. do. S76 1,000 3. do. 577 3,000 74,500 Balance due by Mr. Cutts, per preceding annual statement, 490 50 Amount of monies received by him in 1815, the expenditure of which was not accounted for in that year 5, 000 Amount advanced as above 74, 500

87O. WO 50

For which he has accounted by payments to the folloiving Senators, viz. At a session commencin the 4th of December, 1815, and ending on the dOth of April, 1816. To James Barbour 1,863 William T. Barry 2, 584 60 William W. Bibb, 2, 462 4O

Can zed foie;ard, b 6910 74, 503 18 CIVII I IST. grought forward, g 6,910 1816. To James Brown 2, 867 70 George W. Campbell 2@85 Dudley Chase 2,274 John Condit 2,062 60 David Daggett 2,034 80 Samuel W. Dana 2, 117 40 Eligius Fromentin, 2,890 29 John Gaillard 4, 170 Robert H. Goldsborough 1,706 40 Christopher Gore 2,223 60 Robert G. Harper 1,474 Outerbridge Horsey 2012 70 Jeremiah B. Howell 2456 40 2, 120 Rufus King 1,997 40 Abner Lacock 2, 104 20 Jeremiah Mason 1,919 50 Armistead T. Mason 1,360 3b Nathaniel Macon 2,013 2,253 Jonathan Roberts 2, 040 60 2, 188 Nathan Sanford 1,364 Isham Talbot 2, 151 80 Charles Tait 2@31 John Taylor 1,880 25 Isaac Tichenor 2, 182 50 Thomas W. Thompson 2,077 50 James Turner 2,208 80 Joseph B Varnum 2, 258 William H. Wells 1,680 John Williams 2,263 20 James J. Wilson 2,043

77,960 35 Balance due by Mr. Cults 2, 030 15 8 79,990 50

TO THE REV. JOHN GLENDY, Chaplain to the Senate.

November 1. Warrant No. 1804 500

Second Session of the Fourteenth Congress. TO CHARLES CUTTS, Secretary of the Senate, on account of the compensation due to the Senators. December 5. Warrant No. 1948 20,000 sThe expenditure of this sum u ill appear in the next annual statement.

Car&'ie l forvrarrl, 4l 95, 000 CIVIL LIST. 19

Brought forieard, 000 1816, I 95,

TO CHARLES CUTTS, Secretary of the Senate, for his ousi and Clerks' salar ies. January 2. Warrant No. 18 1,500 April 19. do. 496 1,500 May 7. do. 597 450 July 1. do. 923 1,950 October 1. do. 1590 1)950 7,350 TO MOUNTJOY BAYLY, Sergeant at Arms to the Senate. January 3. Warrant No, 28 375 April 18. do. 473 375 July 3. do. 962 875 October 2. do. 1614 375

TO HENRY TIMS, Assistant Doorkeeper to the Senate. January 3. Warrant No. 22 362 50 April 18. do. 469 362 50 July 6. do. 986 862 50 October 5. do. 1651 362 50 1,450 TO CHARLES CUTTS, Secretary of the Senate, on account of the contingent expenses of the Senate, and his Once. January 2$. Warrant No. 107 3,000 Mar ch 2. do. 232 4,060 April 15. do. 415 6,000 18&000

Continuation of the First Session of the Fourteenth Congress. TO HENRY CLAY, Speaker of the House of Begn esentatiees, on account of the compen. sation due to the membrrs of said House.

January 15. Warrant No. 92 30,000 February 28. do. 228 30,000 March 26. do. 317 80,000 April 17. do. 438 100,000 24. do. 534 150,000 May 2. do, 569 20,000 860,000

Carried f'oricurd, 8 478, 300 20

Brought forward, g 478, 300

Amount of monies advanced in 1815, the expenditure of which was not accounted for in the last annual state- ment 30,000 Amount advanced as above 360,000 g 390,000

For which he has accounted by the following payments to the members of the House of Representatives, at a session commencing the 4th of December, 1815, and ending the'30th April, 1816. ';I To John Alexander 2, 218 50 Stevenson Archer 1,897 Asa Adgate, 2,228 50 ' Charles H. Atherton, 2,242 50 2, 160 2,30"I Ezra Baker 2, 019 Ephraim Bateman 2, 055 George Baer 1,924 50 Philip P. Barbour 1,824 g0 Burwell Bassett 1,964 60 ,Samuel R. Betts 2, 112 90 Benjamin Bennet 1,653 James Breckenridge 2, ()88 James Birdsall 2,221 50 Victory Birdseye 1 668 80 1,679 Benjatriin Brown 2, 355 John L Boss, jun. 2, 181 g0 Micah Brooks 2, 283 William G. Blount 1,949 William A. Burwell 2, 127 Thomas J3urnside, . d, 026 Joseph H Biyan, . 1,969 80 'Henry Clay, (Speaker) 4 d90 Daniel Cady d120 20 Epaphroditus Champion 2, 158 80 James W Clarke 2,058 James Clarke 2, 31() William Cr awl'ord 1,989 Thomas Clayton 1,938 60 John C. Calhoun 2@25 John J. Chappell d, 216 Nevi ton Cannon 2,364 James Caldwell 2, 133 David Cleodenin 2, 127 William Cri ighton 218o 50 Bradbur y Cilley +,283 ))aniel Chipman 2, 392 Samuel S. Conner 2, 334 g0 Oliver C. Conistock 2, 2rd 50 Henry Ci ocheron 2, 066 10 Lewis Condict ' 2,.075

Carried forward, 92, (91 50 478, 300 CIVIL LIS'I.

Brought forward, $ 92,791 50 478, 300

To Thomas Cooper 2,050 20 John Clopton . 1,980 John Culpeper 2, l93 Alfred Cuthbert 2,434 20 John Davenport, jun. 2, 107 80 William Darlington 2,031 Joseph Desha 2, 295 Weldcn N. Edwards 1,483 80 Ru fus Easton 2, 692 Daniel M. Forney 2, 188 50 John Forsyth 2,340 60 Hugh Glasgo|v 1 942 50 William Gaston 2, 152 20 Isaac Grilr|n 2, 079 Thomas R. Gold 2, 146 30 Thomas P. Grosvenor 1,990 60 Charles Goldsborough 1,925 Peterson Goodwyn 1,682 80 Thomas Gholson 1,984 80 William Hale 1,870 Jabez D. Hammond 2, 146 20 John Hahn 1,919 10 Aylett Hawes 1,997 40 Boiling Hall 2,355 Benjamin Hardin 2,398 20 Alexander C. Hanson 1,838 40 Joseph Heister 1,503 John C. Herbert 1@93 40 Bennett H. Henderson 2, 382 90 1,590 John W. Hulbert 2 120 70 John P. Hungerford 1,943 80 Benjamin Huger 2, 195 Samuel D. Ingham 2, 021 70 William Irving 869 26 Jared Irwin 2, 056 20 John G Jackson 1,928 40 Luther Jewitt 2,242 20 Jonathan Jennings 2,307 Richard M. Johnson 2, 347 M James Johnson 1,820 Moss Kent 2, 167 50 John Kerr 2,043 50 2, 227 William R King 2,087 Lyman Law 2, 166 Chauncey Langdon 2, 229 William Lattimore 2, 750 70 40 Joseph Lewis, jun. 1,967 John Lovett 2, 175 William C. Love 2, 162 10 William Lowndes 2, 256 90 Wilson Lumpkin 2,338 20 Asa Lyon 2, 295 Aaron Lyle 2, 110 20 Carried foruarcl, S 207, 161 66 478, 300 CIVIL LIST.

Brought forxeard, 1J 207, 161 66 478, 300

To James B. Mason 1,963 90 Will am Mayrant 2, 238 Charles Marsh 1,847 William Maclay 1,960 20 Elijah H. Mills 1,410 William Milnor 2, 002 50 Henry Middleton ~ 2, 157 80 Samuel iVI'Kee 2,332 50 John M'Lean 2., 183 Alney M'Lean 2, 447 70 William M'Coy 2020 20 Jonathan O. Mosely 2, 158 80 Hosea Moffitt 1,488 Thomas Moore 2253 60 William H. Murfree 1,837 80 2, 259 Hugh Nelson 2,007 Thomas Newton 2,094 John Noyes 2,235 Stephen Ormsby 2,365 $6 Albion K Parris 2,345 40 James Pleasants, jun. 1,850 20 'I'imothy Pickering 2, 247 Timothy Pitkin 1,772 80 William Piper 1856 30 Israel Pickens 2, 16.'Z 50 William. Pin kney 1,515 70 Peter B. Porter 654 Samuel Pow'ell ~ . 2IS 50 John 2, Randolph 1,186 80 John Reed 2.280 James B. Reynolds 2,439 Thomas l)920 B Robertson 867 70 Winiam H. 2, Roane 1', 879 59 .John Ross Erastus l&16 Root 205 Nathaniel 2, Ruggles 2210 70 Richard Stanford John 1,972 50 Savage 182 Solomon P. 2, 50 Sharp 422 2, 50 802 Abraham H. i, 50 Schenck 025 John Sargeant 2, 545 .Daniel Sheffey 1, 2,090 Benjamin Stephenson Thomas Smith 2, 737 1 82( Samuel Smith Ballard Smith 1)310 50 2, 027 Henry Southard 2, 197 50 2,076 Lewis B. Sturges Philip Stuart 2,098 50 1,95U Benjamin I'allmadge 2, 205 1,682 Carried forerard, JJ 317,799 76 478, 300 CIVIL LIST.

Brought forward, g 31V,V99 V6 478, 300 1816.

To John W. Taylor 2, 211 John Taylor 2, 2V2 50 Magnus Tate 1,936 Micah Taul 2, 392 50 Thomas Telfair 2, 281 VO George Townsend 2,038 20 Isaac Thomas 2,355 Enos T. Throop 2, 420 80 Henry St G. Tucker 859 20 Roger Vose ~ 2, 23r~ 1,802 50 Jonathan Ward ' 2,061 Thomas Ward 1,488 James Wallace 2,013 1,630 2, 16V 50 ' Peter H. Wendover 1,849 Jeduthun Wilcox 2, 30V Westel Willoughby, jun. 2, 214 James W. Wilkin 2, 110 50 John Whiteside 2,00V Thomas Wilson 2, 164 20 William Wilson 2,080 20 Robert Wright l)956 Lewis Williams 2,029 Richard H. Wilde 2,235 William Woodward 2, 239 20 John B. Yates ~ ~ 2,092 50 Bartlett Yancey 2,06V Spencer H. Cone, (Chaplain) 204 10

3VV, 518 36 Balance due by Mr. Clay 12,481 64 $ 390,000

TO SPENCER H. CONE Chaplain, 8. Warrant No. 608 295 90

Second Session of the Fourteenth Congress. TO HENRY CLAY, Speaker of the House of Representatives, on account of the com- pensation due to the members og said House. December 3. Warrant No. 1940 «50, 000

Carried forward, 8 528, 599 90 @The expenditure of this sum will appear in the n'xt anno:;l statement. ClVIL LIST.

Rrought forrrrrard, 4r 528, 595 90 1816. ro rHoMAS DDUGHERTY, Clerk of the Pouseof Representatives, his Clerks and Messenger. January 2. Warrant No. 19 2, 125 April 19. do. 493 2 125 Nay 7. do. 596 575 July 1. do. 930 2, 787 50 October 1. do. 1602 2, 787 50 10,400

TO THOMAS DUiViV, Sergeant at Arms to the House of Representatives. January 4. Warrant No. 32 375 ApriL 18. do. 474 375 July 6. do. 977 875 October 5. do. 1650 375 1,500

TO THONIAS CLAXTON, Doorkeeper to ditto.

January 3. Warrant Vo. 23 873 —July 25. do. 1056 750 Oclober 2. do. 1616 875 1,506

TO BENJAMIN BURCH, Assistant Doorkeeper to ditto.

January 5. Warrant No. 42 362 50 April 18. do. 475 862 50 July 2. do. 953 362 50 October, 1. do. 1593 862 50 1 r450

TO THOMAS DOUGHERTY, On account of the contingent expenses of the House of Repr esentatiees. January 6. Warrant No. 62 10,000 29. do. 124 10,000 Apri l 26. do. 538 15,000 1Vowember 20. do. 1889 1,000 36,008

ro GEQRGE wATTERsToN, Libra&ian to Congress.

dpril 23. Pact of Warrant No. 530 230 22 July 8. do. 963 250 October 3. do. 1683 250 730 2$ Carried forward, g 580, 176 12 Brought foruard, 3 580, 1/6 12 1816. TO GEORGE WATTERSTON, On account of the contingent expenses of the Library. 18. .April Warrant No. 455 . ~ 500 23. Part ofwarrant 530 ~ . ~ 384 92 884 92

TO WILLIAM ELLIOTT, For paper, printing, and binding for the Library of Congress. ofay 30. Warrant No. 679 . . 1,083 50 June 21. do 822. . . 126 50 1,210

TO DANIEL RAPINE, Fm' binding sundry books belonging to the Library of Congress.

May 31. Warrant No. 695

Executive Departments.

For compensation to the President of the United States, and opcers of goeernment, including the contingent expenses of the seve- ral departments.

TO JAMES MADISON, President of the United States.

March 6. Warrant No. 246 6,250 June 10. do. 754 6,250 September 26. do. 1500 6 250 November 5. do. 1810 2, 083 36 7. do. 1825 4, 166 6/ 25, 000 03

Carried forward, 8 608,042 32 26 CIVIL .LIST.

Brought forward, g 608,048 M 1816.

Department of State.

TO JAMES MONROE, Secretary of State, his Clerks and Messengers. January S. Warrant No. 16 3,908 50 April 18. do. 48 1 3,908 50 July S. do. 945 3, 908 50 October 3. do. 1683 3,902 50 15,610 TO WILLEAM THORNTON, For services rendered in the once of the Secretary of State. January 5. Warrant No. 43 350 April 19. do. 499 350 July 28. do. 1040 359 October 16. do. 1723 350

For the contingent expenses of the Department of State. TO STEPHEN PLEASONTON.

January 20. Warrant No. 98 1,900 February 28. do. 2M 1,200 April 6. do. 383 1,200 May 7. do. 60P 1 800 June 19. do. 808 1,200 August 13. do lldl 1,800 October 11. do. 1696 1,800 8,400 TO W1LLIAM DUANE, On account of the contingent expenses. of &he Departntent af State February S. Warrant No. 147. TO JOSEPH MILLIGAN, Printing, and binding the Laus of thegrst session of the fourteenth Congress.

May 10. Warrant No. 615 2,000 November 26. do. 1909 1,325 3$M5 TO TFEOMAS 8. WAlT R SONS, For cost of 500 copies each of the 1st and 2d volumes of Bait's State Papers. December 23. Warrant No. 2000 2,959

Carri ed f'oru;ard, 8 32,994 608)048 38 CIVIL LIST.

Brought forward, 1816. f 32,994 608,042 N

TO ROGER C. WEIGHTMAN, .For balance due him for printing and binding the Lazes, gc. of the U~nted States.

Octobei 5. Warrant No. 1648 8, 000

To the following printers of newspapers, for publishing therein the Laws of the Unit- ed States, advertisements& Qc.

TO HENRY A. KURTZ R Co. Pittsburg, Pa. January Warrant 3. No. 30 . ~ 141 50 TO JACOB RHOADS, Lexington, Indiana Ter. January 4. Warrant No. 33 . ~ 141 50 TO T. S. HANNON, Tarborough, X. C. January 12. Warrant No. 80 . . 141 50 TO D. tk J. F RANDOLPH, %cut Brunswick, N. J. January 15. Warrant No. 88 . . 141 50 To JESSE COCHRA. N, 8'indsor, Vt. January 25. Warrant No. 116 141 50 TO FRANCIS DOUGLASS, Portland, M. January 31. Warrant No. 134

TO MATTHEW DUNCAN, Kaskaskia, I. T. February 14. Warrant No, 169 141 50 September 18. do. 1401 144 50 286

TO D. R, J. J. FAUST, Columbia, S. C February' 15. Warrant No. 172 141 50 August 2i ~ do. 1182 144 50 286

TO BECK k FOSTER, Portsmouth, X. H. February 19. Warrant No. 187 ' 141 50 July 23. do. 1045 144 50

TO ELISHA BABCOCK R SONS, Hartford, Con. February 27. Warrant No. 211 141 50 December 24. do. 2012 144 50

Carriedforicard, g 2,201 50 40, 994 608,042 32 042 32 Broug ht forward 8 2,201. 50 40, 994 608, 1816. TO HEiVRY ROGERS, worcester, Mass. March 6. Warrant No. 249 141 50 50 July 6. do. 978 144

TOT R, D. H. BUEL, R, R PREiVTISS, Marietta, 0. 141 50 March ]1. Warrant No. 264 . . TO ROYAL PRENTISS, Marietta, 0. 144 50 November 23. Warrant No 1901 TO EI.I HUDSON, 1'~ Haven, Con. March, 16. warrant No. 294 141 50 December l 7. do. 1980 144 50

TO JONES R WHEELER, Providence, R. I. 3IIarch 27. Warrant No. 324 141 50 TO WILLIAM SIMONS, Neuport, R. I. April 17. Warrant No. 436 141 50 August 22. do. 1162 l44 50

TO JOHN MILLER, Pendleton C. II. S. C. April 27. Warrant No. 544 . 141 50 TO JOHN BINNS, . May 6. Warrant No. 591 TO ANTHONY HASWELL, Bennington, Vt. June 20. Warrant Nn. 812 144 50 TO WILLI AM HUNTINGTON Xembern, N. C. June 25. A arrant No. 831 ~ . 144 50

TO GALES R, SEATON, washington City. June 24. Warrant iVo. 829 169 50 TO JONATHAN FOSTER, P'inchester, Va. June 28. Warrant No. 857 TO LOOKER 8- WAI LACE, Cincinnati, 0. July 5. Warrant No. 972 141 50 TO JOHN BURK, Richmond, Va. 5. '~Vana»t No 973 144 50

TO CORSE R ilCUN&AVELL, Alexandria. 974 144 50 Silly 5. Warrant No. Carried for~card, f 4, 827 50 40,994 608,042 32 Brought forward, g 4,827 50 40,994 608,042 32 1816.

TO ADAMS le RHOADS, Boston. July 6. Warrant No. 980 141 50 Aodost 0. do. 1090 141 00 288

TO N. PHILLIPS, New York. July 6. Warrant No. 981 151 50 September 18. do. 1411 144 50 296

TO PETER HAY, Bridgetovsn, N J. July 23. Warrant No. 1046

TO THOMAS RITCHIK, Richmond, Va. July 23. Warrant No. 1048 10 50

TO ISAAC HILL, Concord, N. H. July 27. Warrant No. 1060 144 50 TO PECHIN, DOBBIN, MURPHY R BOSE, Baltimore. July 29. Warrant No. 1063 . 152 50 TO JOHN M'WILLIAMS, 8'ashington, A. C August 10. Warrant No. 1116 144 50

TO THEODORIC F. BRADFORD, Shelbyville, T. August 13. Warrant No. 1123 . . 144 50 TO THOMAS G BRADFORD, Nashville, T. August 13 Warrant No. 1124 . 144 50 TO MOSES BRADFORD, IVilmington, Del. ' August 17. Warrant No. 1147 144 50 'I'0 WILLIAM HUNTER, Frankford, K. August 20 Warrant No. 1156 141 50

TO JEHU CHANDLER, Annapolis. August 27. Warrant No. 1181 144 50

TQ ELISHA STOUT, Vincennes, I. T. August 30. 'Warrant No. 1296 144 50 TO JOSEPH BARBER, ¹w Haven, Con. September 8 Warrant No. 1813 144 50

TO CRUMBAUGH R RHEA, Russelville, K. September 7. Warrant No. 1858 - . 144 50 Carriedforusard, $ 7, 156 40,994 6u8, 042 82 30 CIVIL LIST.

608, 042 32 Broug ht forward, S 7, 156 40, 994 1816 TO JOSEPH CHARLESS, St. I ouis, M. T. April 8. Warrant No. 8'N 234 50 September 16. do 1394 144 50 3'F9

TO JAMES J. WILSON, Trenton, X. J. September 19. Warrant No. 1416 144 50 TO PETER ISLER, Natcher, M T. October 8. Warrant No. 1643 TO GEORGE WILSON, Knoxville, T. October 22. Warrant No. 1 "/88 TO JOSEPH GALES, Raleigh, X C. October 22. Warrant No. 1739 144 50 TO ISAAC HARBY R Co. Charleston, S. C October 30. Warrant No. 1788 TO JOHN BAILHACHE, Ross County, O. jVo~ernber 6. Warrant No. 1815 144 50 TO WILLIAM SLADE, JR. Middlebury, Vt. December 11. warrant No. 1963 144 50 8,546 50 49,540 50

Treasury Beyartmemt.

TO ALEXANDER J. DALLAS, Secretary of the Treasury) his Clerks and Messengers. January 2, Warrant No. 13 4, 143 14 Ap)il 18. do. 477 3,927 50 3iay l. do. 563 700 June 1. do. s02 300 Ju11J 1. do. 912 2, 520 21 3vg ust l. do. 1074 700 31 do, 1302 500 October l. do. 1589 2, 802 50 15,593 35 Carried foru ard, $ 15)598 35 657)582 82 Brought forucard $15,593 35 65'7, 582 82 1816.

TO ALEXANDER J. DALLAS, Late Secretary of the Treasury, for his salary from 1st to 21st October, 1816.

October 24. Warrant No. 1772 285 32 TO WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD, Secretary of the Treasury, his Clerks and Messengers. November 1 Warrant No. 1800 . . 1,000 December 2. do. 1 936 . . 400 1,400 TO JOSEPH ANDERSON, Comptroller oJ' the Treasury, his Clerks and Messenger.

January 1 Warrant No. 4 2,015 76 April 18 do. 476 4, 955 15 May 1 do. 565 1,502 94 June 1 do. 703 1,581 68 July 1 &jo. 913 1,623 August 1 do. 1072 1623 81 31 do. 1299 1,623 81 October 1 do. 1597 1,623 88 November l. do. 1799 1,623 81 30. do, 1925 1683 81 19,857 65

TO RICHARD HARRISON, Auditor of the Treasury, his Clerks and Messenger. January l. Warrant No. 6 2,349 75 April 18 do. 479 4,427 02 May 1, do. 564 410 June l. do. 706 661 July l. do. 914 3,720 44 August l. do. 1075 913 66 September 2. do. 1306 846 66 October l. do. 1692 3, 160 93 November l. do. 1796 1,049 66 December 2. do. lg30 846 66 18,385 78

TO THOMAS T. TUCKER, Treasurer of the United States, his Clerks and Messenger. January 1. Warrant No. 9 1,912 51 April 20. do, 506 2.212 51 July 1. do. 915 2.212 50 Odo her 1. do. 1598 2, 212 50 8,550 02

Carried forvcard, I 64,072 12 657, 582 82 CIVK LIsT.

588 8P Br ought forward, f 64&078 19 657,

TO JOSIAH MKIGS, Clerks and Commissioner of 'the General Land Once, his Messeng er. 358 80 Warrant No. 8 ~ 3, January 1. 787 50 1.8. do. 467 ~ ~ 3, April 991 66 June 1. do. 705 1, ~ ~ 1,848 34 .July I ~ do. 918 1~0 August 1 ~ do. 1071 31. do. 1304 1,280 279 70 October 1. do. 1591 1, November 1. do. 1798 1,880 December S. do. 19N 1,880 17,380

TO SAMUEL H. SMITH, Commissioner of'the Revenue, his Clerks and Messenger

January 1. Warrant No. 5 2,415 83 April 18. do. 480 $,877 50 3fay 1. do. 56P 709 17 709 17 Ju7le 1 ~ do. 707 July 1. do. 917 1,459 16 709 17 August I ~ do. 1076 September 2. do. 1305 709 17 670 08 October 1 ~ do. 1595 1, 817 50 1Voeem her 1 ~ do. 1797 December do. 1931 817 50 N, 894 19

TO JOSEPH NOURSE, Register of the Treasury, his Clerks and Messenger. January 1. Warrant No. 7 4, 78' April 18. do. 465 4, 988 937 .July 1 ~ do. 916 4, October 1 ~ do. 1596 4959 50 19,660 50

TO EDWARD JONES, Secretary to the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund. ,January 3. Warrant No. 24 62 50 April 19. do. 484 68 50 July 1. do. 920 68 50 October Q. do. 1617 68 50

Carried forward, $ 114,196 81 657,58' 8g Brought for~sard„S 114,196 81 657, 582 82 1816.

Contingent eapenses of the Treasury Department. TO JOSEPH NOURSE, Agent.

January ll Warrant No. 77 1,820 99 April 17. do 43u 2, 500 19. doe 501 130 78 May l. do. 566 2, 500 l. do. 567 1,000 7. do. 5.6 2,'500 11. do. 419 2, 500 June do. 739 2,500 July 3. do. 970 2, 500 9, do. 1005 2, 500 Aug ust 2. do. 1091 2,500 24. do. 117$ 2,500 27. do. 118$ 2 500 October 2. do. 1618 2,500 8. do. 1677 2, 500 10. do 1685 2,500 Btruember 7. do. 1827 10,075 11. do. 184$ 2, 500 December 9. do. 1955 1,454 50 49,481 22

TO H R. SAABYK, For disbursements made by him for the Tariff of Duties and other necessary information obtained from the oPcers of the Custom House and Council of Commerce at Copenhagen. June 13. Warrant No. 788 60 50 163,738 53

%ar Deyartmemt.

TO WILLIAM H. CRAWFORD, Secretary of War, his Clerks and Messengers. January 4. Warrant No. 34 8, 256 10 6. do. 51 100 April 20. do. 504 4, 910 July do. 952 5,310 4ktober 1. do. 1,599 5, 110 23;686 10

Carried foru:ard, 8 23,686 10 821,321 85 Brought forward& g 88,686 10 821,821 35 1816.

TO GEORGE BOYD, Qn account of the contingent expenses of the once of the Secretary of Var. 18. Warrant No. 454 3&000

' TO , Superintendent General of Military 'Supplies, his Clerks and M'es- senger.

.January S. Warrant No. 14 9,225 78 February l. do 186 700 April ' l8. do. 470 8,075 May l. do. 561 675 June l. do. 704 675 July do. Ã4 1&425 August 1. do. 1078 675 31. do. 1801 675 October 1. do. 1594 l&485 No~ember l. do. 1795 675 December S. do. 1928 675 11,900 78

TO DITTO, On account of the contingent expenses of his qjPce. April 18.' Warrant No. 457 600

TO TOBIAS LEAR, Accountant of fear, his Clerks and Messenger. January 4. Warrant No. 35 7,777 50 April 1. do. 375 $,454 09 18. do. 481 3,828 41 July 1. do. 985 5, 899 04 Octob(r 2. do. 1616 5,669 74 25, 123 78

TO PETER HAGNER, On account of' the contingent expenses of the Accountant of 8'ar&s once. April 'l7. Wan ant No. 543 500 June 5. do. 740 ~ 1,081 65 August 17. do. 1149 418 85 2,000

Carried foru&ard, 66,3&0 66 8&l&, 8&,'& &B CIVIL LIS'T.

Brought forward, f 66,310 66 821,321 35 1816. I

TO PETER HAGNER, Additional Accountant of 8'ar, and Clerks. July 2. Warrant No. 937 997 23 October 2. do. 1611 3,055 14 November 7. do. 1822 500 4,552 37

TO ROBERT BRENT, Paymaster General, his Clerks and 3fessenget. January 3. Warrant No. 27 4, 723 77 April 29. do. 550 ~ 4,432 50 July 1. do. 927 5, 037 84 October 2. do. 1612 3,899 15 18;093 26

TO DITTO, On account of the contingent expenses of his once. April 20. Warrant No. 516 . . 1,000 July 23. do. 1047 . ~ 1&000 2,000

TO CALLENDFR IRVINE, Commissary General of Purchases, and Clerks. January 6 Warrant No. 55 1,275 April 19. do. 502 1,450 July 3. do. 961 1,450 October 5. do. 1652 1,450 5,625 96,581 29

Navy Department.

TO BENJAMIN W. CROWNINSHIELD, Secretary of the Navy, his Clerks and Messenger. January 1. Warrant No. 10. 3,431 73 April 19. do. 483 2.852 50 July do. 919 2, 852 50 October 1. do. 1600 2, 924 50 12,061 23

Carried forward, 8 12,061 23 917,902 64 Brought foru&ard& g 12,061 23 917@02 64 1816.

TO BENJAiVIIX HOMAiVS, On account of the contingent expenses of the o~e of the Secretary of' the Naz&y.

April 20. War rant No. 515 ~ ~ 1,500 Voz&ember 7. do. 1826 . 1,000

TO CHARLES W. 6OLDSBOROUGH, On account of ditto. December 23 Warrant No. 1999 173 57

TO ISAAC HULL, Late one of the Commissioners of the Naz&y Board, for his salary from 1st July to 30th November, 1815.

January 1. Warrant Vo. 2 ~ 1,458 33

TO JOHN RODGERS 8- DAVID PORTER, Commissioners of the Nary Board, their Secretary, Clerks, and Messenger.

January, 3. Warrant No. 20 ~ 2, 750

TO JOHN RODGERS, DAVID PORTER, fk STEPHEN DECATUR, Commissioners of the Naz&y Bo'ard. their Secretary, Clerks, and Messenger.

April 22 Warrant No. 521 4, 285 May 6. do, 583 500 21. do. 657 250 July 15. do. 1024 ~ 3, 977 50 October do. 1609 3, 977 50 12&990

TO JOHN RODGERS, On accozint of the co&ztz&zg ent expenses of the Navy Board. April 20. AVarrant Xo. 511 185 75 22. do. 519 1,000 23. do. 522 May 16. 883 66 do. 653 500 July 25 do 1054 September 16. 500 do. 1395 500 3,569 41 Carried forzeard, g d5@M 5-1 917 902 64 Brought forveard, 8 35,502 54 917,902 64 i 816. TO THOMAS TURNER, Accountant of the ¹vy, his Clerks and Messenger. January 1. Warrant No. 11 3, 902 50

TO DITTO, Late Accountant, for his salary from 1st January to 15 th 3larch, 1816.

May 4. Warrant No. 581 412 09

TO CONSTANT FREEMAN, Accountant of the Navy, Itis Clerks and messenger. April 18. Warrant No 468 3,207 45 July 2. do. 939 4,372 47 August 2. do. 1092 545 83 Septnnber 2. do. 1307 545 83 October 1 do. 1601 3,325 84 Vovember 1. do. 1802 545 83 December 3 do. 1937 . 489 16 12)982 41

TO DITTO, On account of the contingent expenses of his once.

AI. ril 15. Warrant No. 413 ~ . 1,000 June 6. do. .742 . . 750 September 14. do. 1889 . 500 2, 250 55,049 54

6-eneral Post Osier.

TO RETURN J MEI GS) JR. Postmaster General, the Assistant Postmasters General, Clerks, and 3fessengers.

January 15. Warrant No. 89 5,884 62 June 15. do. 791 6, l86 64 July 3. do. 965 6, 404 89 October 8. do. 1678 6,634 25, 110 15

Carried fm'. card, S 25116 15 972952 18 38 15 972,952 18 Broug ht forward I 25)110 1816. TO PHINEAS BRADLEY, the Gen'eral Post Once. On account of the contingent expenses of 3,600 April 20 Warrant No. 509 28, 710 15

9eyartment of the Mint.

TO JAMES RUSH, of' and Clerks. V'reasurer of the lent, for the Salaries the OPcers ' 2, 400 January 1, Warrant No. 1 431 2, 400 April 17. do. 400 1. do. 928 2, July ' 1608 2, 400 October 1. do. 9,600

Sun eying 9eyartment. TO , Surveyor General, and his Clerks.

January 12. Warrant No. 82 ~ 900 19. do. 497 1 025 April 025 July 8. do. 994 ~ 1, October 10. do. 1689 1,025 B,975

Commissioner of the 7'IIbIic IjniIIIings.

TO SAMUEL LANE) Commissioner.

August 1. Warrant iNo. 1077 840 66 Oclober 4. do. 1646 500 840 66

Carried for ward, S I)016,0(7 99 Brought forward, $ 1)016,077 99 1816.

ComlHlSS109Cl'S Of LOMlS.

Egr their own and Clerk's salaries, and the authorized contingent expenses of' their several offices.

TO XVILLIA1V1 GARDNER, New Hampslw're.

January 4 Warrant No. 36 ~ . 250 December 11. do. 1961 . . 122 ' l3 11. do. 1962 . . 1,858 26 2., 225 39

TO WILLIAM PLUMER, Ja. New Iiampshire.

Decefnber 2. -Warrant No. 1983 182 56

TO BENJAMIN AUSTIN, 31assachusetts.

January 5. Warrant No. 45 375 I'eb~ uary 8. do. 148 965 April 20. do. 508 375 24. do 582 1,10l 12 July 6. do. 982 875 11. do. 1016 1,066 87 Oduber 7. do. 1656 375 12. do. 1703 1,728 25 Noeefnber 28. do. 1918 386 06

TO CHRISTOPHER ELLERY, rhode Island.

January 5. Warrant No. 45 250 23 do. 1 lO 180 21 April 20. do. 508 250 July 6. do. 982 250 19. do. 1035 55 07 October 7. do. 1656 250 1 18'r "'8

TO JONATHAN BULL, Connecticut.

January 5. Warrant No. 45 250 28. do. 109 2'9 62 April 20. do. 508 250 24. do. 531 283 45 6. do. 982 250 11. do. 1015 2l4 25 October 7. do. 1656 250 10. do. 1687 220 75 1,898 07

Carried forward, S 12)288 60 1,016, 077 99 CIVITAS LIST.

Brou~lzt forward, g 12,238 60 ],016i077 99

TO WILI. IAM FEW, New York.

Janzd any 8. Warrant No. 67 375 769 75 Febi ual y 7. do. 158 Apiil 18. do. 471 375 iVay 14. do, 630 674 31 Julzy 1. do. 936 375 July 19. do. 1034 1,239 19 October 3. do. 1641 375 28. do. 1758 666 12 4, 849 37

TO JAMES EWING, New Jersey. January 5. Warrant No. 45 250 April 20. do. 508 250 July 6. do. 982 250 October 7. do. 1656 250 24. do 1770 17 50 1)017 50

TO WILLIAM WHITE, Pennsylvania.

January 5. V» arrant No. 48 375 5. do. 56 916 7o n April 20. do. 507 24 do 533 925 50 do. '95l 375 6. do 988 933 25 October 2. do. 1619 375 16, do. 1722 887 25 5, 162 75

TO JOHN STOCK'I'ON, Delaware.

Jan ua 7'y 8. Warrant No. 1 68 150 Apz il 19 do. 492 150 July 8. do. 964 150 October .i. do. 1639 150 600

'I'0 EDWARD HALL, Maryland.

Janual y .'i. Warrant No. 38 312 50 Apl it 19. do. 498 312 50 19. do. 500 8 13 do. 942 312 50 22. do. 1043 35 October 3. do. 1636 312 50 S5. do. 1773 49 25 342

Canied forward, 8 25, 210 60 1i016i077 99 CIVIL LIST.

Brought foru:ard, $25, 210 60 1,016, 077 99 1816.

TO THOMAS NELSON, Virginia. January 20. Warrant No. 99 . . 625 April 23. do. 526 . 656 50 July 11. do. 1017 . . 745 07 October 10. do- 1688 . 670 59 2, 697 07

TO SHERWOOD HAYWOOD, ¹rth Carolina.

July ll. Warrant No. 1018 i@28 80

TO THOMAS LEHRE, South Carolina. January 20 Warrant No. 100 . . 508 50 April 23. do. 528 . 513 37 July 17. do. 1029 ~ 530 37 October -do. 1700 506 50 2,058 74

TO ROBERT HABERSHAM, Georg»a. January 4. Warrant No, 37 . . 175 Apr»l $9. do. 489 175 350 31p345 21

governments in the Territories of the Unite(1 States.

I'or the compensation of the Governors, Judges, and Secretaries, and. the contingent expenses of the Secretaries' oisces. Mi s s onrl Territory".

TO WII, LIAM CLARK, Gn~er~ior.

January 6. Warrant No. 58 500 April 19. do. 459 .500 July 2. do. 947 500 Oclober 3. do. 1628 500 2, 000

C'arried foruurd, l)047, 423 20 CIVIL LIST.

Brought forward& f 2,000 1,047, 423 26 1816.

TO SILAS BENT, one of the Judges. 3Jarch 11. Warrant No. 261 300 21/ay 11. do. 623 300 Auo ust 28. do. 1210 300 Euz:ember 11. do. 1843 300 1,209

TO ALEXANDER STUART, one of the Judges. January 6. Warrant No. 52 300 Ap&il 19. do. 487 300 July 1. do. 941 300 October 3. do. 1638 300 I&208

TO GEORGE BULLITT, one of the Judges. April 8. Warrant No. 385 900 20. do. 505 300 September 18. do. 1402 300 October 3. do. 1640 300 1&809

TO FREDERICK BATES, Secretary. February 23. Warrant No. 192 6&458

Mississiyyi Territory.

TO DAVID HOLMES& Governor. January 5. Warrant No. 50 April 17. do. 424 500 July 2. do. 949 500 October 3. do. 1627 500

TQ HARRY TOULMIN, one of the Judges. Starch 31. Warrant No. 370 300

Gnvied form:ard& 8 2, 300 1&053,873 20 Brought foruard, 8 2, 300 1,053, 873 20 1816.

TO EVALTPR LEAKE, one of the Judges. May 6. Warrant 587 . . 300 August 22. do. 1164 600 909

TO JOSIAH SIMPSON, one of the Judges. acne 15. warrant No. /92 . . 300 August 20. do. 1157' . 300 november 18. do. 1875 . ~ 300 900

TO GEORGE POINDEXTER, one of the Judges. March 2P. Warrant No. 308 300 May 6. do. 582 300 August 2P. do. 1165 300 november 15. do. 1861 300 1,200

TO OBADIAH JONES, one of the, Judges.

March 31. Warrant No. 356 ~ ~ 300 June 30. do. 8T2 ~ 300 September 30. do. 1545 ~ ~ 300 900

TO DAVID HOLMES, Governor, Ivor the contingent expenses of said Territory.

January 5. Warrant No. 89 ~ ~ ~ 156 25 6,356 25

Indiana Territory.

TO THOMAS POSEY, Governor. January 3. Warrant No. 29 500 April 18. do. 461 500 July ' 9. do. 1004 500 1Vovember 9. do. 1836 500 2,000

Carried /orchard, 2,000 1,060, 229 45 CIVIL LIST.

Brought forward, I 2,000 1,060, 229 45 1816,

TO WALLER TAYLOR, one of the Judges.

January 8, Warrant No. 65 309 April 19. do. 491 300 July 2. do. 958 ~ 300 October 3. do. 1634 300 1,200

TO JAMES SCOTT, one of the Judges.

.January 18. Warrant No. 94 300 April 17, do. 443 300 .July 2. do. 959 300 900

TO BENJAMIN PARKE, one of the Judges 'J815. December 2/. Warrant No. '9599 . 300 1816. Nevernber 19. do. 1881 1,200 l)500

TO JOHN GIBSON, Secretary.

April 17. Warrant No. 444 250 October 22. do. 1742 250 23. do. 1760 250

TO DITTO, For the contingent expenses of said Territory.

February 23. Warrant No. 193 . ~ 140 "/5 October 29. do. 1 "783 . 20 160 f5 6)510 75

Blinois Yerritorp.

TO NINIAN EDWARDS, Governor. Jnn. uar y 3. Warrant No. 26 500 zlpril 17. do 453 500 July do. 948 500 october 3. dv. 1624 5GO 2,000

Carried for"card 1,066, 740 20 forward, 8 2,000 1, 740 20 1816. Brought 066,

TO JESSE B. THOMAS, eneof thejmdges. January 6. Warrant No. 59 300 April 17. do. 447 300 July 2. do. 956 300 October 3. do. 1630 300 l, 200

TO WILLIAM SPRIGG, one of thejudges. Januery 5. Warrant No. 54 300 April 19. do. 485 300 July 2. do. 944 300 October 3. do. %87 300 1,200

TO THOMAS TOWLES, one of thej udges.

March 27 Warrant No. 326 ~ ~ 800 May 2. do. 571 . . 300 600

TO STANLEY GRISWOLD, deceased, late one of thej udges

May 7. Warrant No. 600 ~ ~ ~ ~ 169 56

TO NATHANIEL POPE, Secretary.

January 6. Warrau No. 61 250 Apvil 18. do. 460 250 July 2. do. 950 250 October 3. do. 1629 250 1,000 6, 169 56

Michigan Territory .

TO LEWIS CASS, Governor.

Janus y 5. Warrant No. 41 500 April 19. do. 486 500 July 2. do. 946 500 October 8. do. 1625 500 2,000

Carried forward, I 2,000 1,072, 909 76 CIVIL LIST.

76 Brought forward I 2,000 1,072, 909 1816. TO JAMES WITHERELL, one of thej udges.

January 8 Warrant No. 69 300 April 17. do. 452 800 July 1 do. 934 800 October 3 do. 164$ ~ 800 1,200

TO AUGUS'I'US B. WOODWARD, one of thejudges.

January 30. Warrant No. 125 600 February 8. do. 159 300 September 3. do. 1810 300 9. do. 1360 800 1)500

TO JOHN GRIFFIN, one of thejudges. 11, Warrant No. 682 2, 100 TO WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE, Secretary.

January 8 Warrant No. 66 250 April 19. do 488 2W July do. 955 250 October 'l. ' do. 1658 250 1,000 TO DITTO, For the contingent expenses of said territory.

June 20. Warrant No, 814. 101 37 7,901 37

3 n4iciary Ileyartment.

For the compensation of the ludges, the attorney general, the mar- shals, including witnesses, the district attorneys, the clerks of the several courts, and fur the expense of safe keeping prison- ers commetted under the authority of the Uniied States.

TO JOHN MARSHALL, chiefjustice of the supreme court. January 5. Warrant No. 44 1,000 April 1/. do. 451 1,000 July 1. do. 929 1,000 October 2. do. 1622 1,000 4, 000

Carried foreword, 8 4,000 1,080, 811 18 Brought forward, g 4,000 1,080)811 13 1816. TO BUSHROD WASHINGTON, one of the associatej udges.

Januar'y 5. Warrant No. 46 875 Apri l 17. do. 448 875 July 1. do. 983 875 October 5. do. 1658 875 3,500

TO WILI, IAM JOHNSON, Ja. one of the associate judges.

January 31. Warrant No. 184 875 Apri I 19. do 490 875 July 6. do. 985 875 October 3. do. 1685 875 3,500 TO BROCKHOLST LI VIN GS'I'ON, one of the assocratejudges. January 5. Warrant No. 46 875 April 17. do. 448 875 July 1. do. 938 875 October 5. do. 1653 875 3,500

TO , one of the associatejudges.

January 12. Warrant No. 83 875 Nay 21. do. 656 875 875 Aug ust 2. do. 1085 October 18. do. 1730 875

TO GABRIEL 13UVALL, one of the associatejudges.

January 3. Warrant No. 21 875 875 April 17. do. 425 1. do. 922 875 July '875 October 2. do. 1620 3r500

TO THOMAS TODD, one of the associatej udges.

January 6. Warrant No. 57 875 875 April 17. do. 446 1. do. 943 875 July 875 October 8. do. 1626 3,500

TO RICHARD RUSH, attorney general. 'r50 January 1. Warrant No. 12 18. do. 472 750, April 750 July 1. do. 921 2. do. 1613 750 October 3,000 28,000

Carried foneard, $ 1, 108,811 13 CiVIL LIST.

dk 1Ao Ql 1 I. & Brought forward, 1 1816.

9istrict of Maine.

TO DAVID SEWALL judge.

June 30. Warrant No. 861 250 30. do 862 250 30. do. 863 30. do. S64 ~ 250 30. do. 865 250 September 30. . do. 1547 250 30. do. 1548 250 30. do. 1549 250 30 do. 1550 250

TO THOMAS G. THORNTON, marshal. february 1V. Warrant No. 181 500 3& '. 8. do. 609 . ~ ~ 700 November 25. do. 1906 500 I,VOO

Qistrict of Xew Hamyshire.

TO JOHN S. SHERBURNE, judge.

January 23. Warrant No. 108 250 June 10. do. 753'. 250 30. do. 866 250 September 30. do. 1546 250 1,000

TO MICHAEL M'CLARY, marshal.

1lfarch 31. Warrant No. 364 . . 3TO 93 June 30. do. 867 . - . ~ 700 September 30. do. 1588 - ~ ~ 600 1,670 93

Garried for"card, S 6,620 93 1,108, 811 13 CIV1L LIST.

Brought forward, 8 6,620 93. 1,108, 811 13 1816.

Bistriet of Massachusetts.

TO JOHN DAVIS, judge.

January 8. Warrant No. 64 400 April 1V. do. 450 400 July 1. do. 935 400 October 6 do. 1655 400 l&600

TO JAMES PRINCE, marshal.

June 1. Warrant No. 710 ~ ~ 2,000 Nooember 29. do. 1923 . 1,500 3,500

9istriet of Vermont.

TO ELIJAH PAINE, j udge.

Warrant No. 63 ~ 200 January 8 ' April I V. do. 432 200 July 6. do. 983 200 October 5. do. 1654 200 800

TO DAVID ROBINSON, marshal.

April 15. Warrant No. 410 ~ 6,000 ~tuseber 23. do. 1,000 7)000

Sistriet of Rhode Island. .

TO DAVID HOWELL, judge.

January 5. 'Warrant No. 49 250 April 23. do 52"l 250 July 29. do. 1062 250 October 16. do. 1724 250 1,000

Carried forward, $ 20,520 93 1, 108,811 13 CIVIL LIST.

' It) sing'lit foru)ard) g 20,520 93 1)108)811 13 1816 TO EBENEZER K. DEXTER) ncaa!cal. June l. Warrant No. 711 806

Bistliet of Connecticut.

TO PIERPOKT EDWARDS, judge.

3farch . ' 31. Warrant No. 365 250 June 30. do. 868 250 30. do. 869 250 Septentber 30. do. 1551 250 , December 31. do. 2092 850

TO ROBERT FAIRCHILD, earsh@l, ' May 15. Warrant No. 631 250 Septembe'r ' 3. :dp. 1312 550

Sistrict of Sew' Iolk.

TO IVIATTHIAS B. TALLMADGK) judge, northern dist)rrcct J'anuary 8. Warrant No. 63 ' 400 Apiit 17. do. 432 400 Jic''i! 6. do. 983 '"-490 October 5. do. 1654 ~ 400 1,600

TO WILLIAM P. VAN NESS, judge, southern district January 8. Wari'ant No. 63 400 April ~ 17. do. 432 400 3"ay 31. do. 701 . 500 . 1, Jic!j' 6. do. 980 , 400 October 5i doe 1654 400 3, 100

Cq~. ied J@+cng '28)070 93 1)108)811 13 /' Srt)icg'ht foru;ard) g 28)070 93 1,108, 811 13 1816.

TO JOHN SMITH, marshpl, norj 1~era district. January l. Warrant No. 3 4)000

TO JOHN W. LIVINGSTON, marshal, southern district.

December 4. Warrant No. 1945, ~ ~ 207 53

District of .Xew Jersey.

TO WILLIAM S. PENNINGTON, judge. afar ch 9. Warrant No. 256 600 April 17. do. ,4' . 342 39 July 6. do. 989 300 November 18. do. 1876 300 1)54)2, 39

TO OLIVER W. OgbEN, murshaL ' Warrant No. 456 s - o o ~ l)400 Ape 18. i)',

District of 'Peymsylvanii,

TO RICHARD PETERS, judge.

January 8 Warrant No. 64- 400 April 17. do. 46$ ,400 July 1. do. 935 400 October :do. 1655 ,400 1,600

TO JOHN SMITH, marshaL

January 24. Warrant No. 112 , 2,000, October 28. ' do. 1780 1 500 3 500

Carried foru. ard, 8 40, 320 85 1,108, 811 13 CIVIL LIST.

Brought forward, I 40/20 85 1,1, 08,811 18 1816

Il i strict of Delaware.

TO JOHN F1SHER,j udge.

January 6. Warrant No. 60 800 July 2. do. 054 800 6. do. ' 987 800 Oc(o her 8. do. 1682 800 1,200

To JAMES BROBSON, marshaL

August 28. Warrant No. 1211 1/00

4 ~district of Maryland.

TO' JAMES HOUSTON; j udge. January 5. Warrant No. 47 400-. April 17. do. 489 40'0 July 6. do. 984 400 October 12. do. 1701 400 1,600

District of Yirginia.

TO ST. GEORGE TUCKER; judge. January 8. Warrant No. 64 450 April 17. do. 450 450 July 1. do. 985 450 October 5. do. 1655 450 1,800

TO ANDREW MOORE, marshal.

April 20. Warrant No, 518 . 2,000 ~Yovember 5. do. 1809 1,500 8,500

Carried for~card, 8 49,920 85 1, 108&811 1'8 CIVIL LIST.

85 108,811 13 Inwrought J'oru)ard, g 49,920 1, 1816. Bistrict of 01110.

TO CHARLES W. BYRD, Judge.

. March 25. Warrant No. 315 250 April 17. do. 441 250 August do. ] 086 250 5o~eml)er 25. do. 1905 250 December 24. do. 2013 250 1,250

TO JOFIN HAiVliVI, marshal.

February 12. Warrant No. 164 ~ 1,000 August 13. do. 1120 ~ ~ 7, 150 December 18. do. 1987 35 67 8)185 67

Qistrict of Kentucky.

TO HARRY INNES, judge.

January 5. Warrant No. 47 ~ 375 April 17. do. 439 ~ 375 July 6. do. 984 ~ ~ 375 1)125

TO ROBERT CROCKETT, marshal.

~ 000 April 23. Warrant No. 529 2,

Qistrict of Xorth Carolina.

TO HENRY POTTER, judge.

January 12. Warrant No. 81 375 Ap) il 17. do. 449 375 July 10. do. 1007 375 October 14. do. 1715 3(5 1,500

Carried foru)ard, f, 63,981 52 1, 108,811 13 0 Brought firu&ard, 1&l 63,981 52 1,108, 811 13 1816

BEVERLY DANIEL, marshal. 500 , . Ap&il 19. Warrant No. 494 . . October .4. do. 1645 . 1,000 1,500

Sistrict of SoIIth Carolina.

TO JOHN DRAYTON, judge. January 8. Warrant No. 64 450 April 17. do. 450 450 July 1. do. 935 450 Gctober 5. do. 1655 450 1,800

TO MORTON A. WARING, marshal. July 8. Warrant No. 993 1,500

Bistrict of Tennessee.

TO JOHN M'NAIRY, judge. January 18. Warrant No. 95 April 17. ' do. 442 July do. 957 October 23. do. 1759 1&500

TO CHARLES T. PORTER, marshal, eastern district.

March 15. Wa, rrant No. 283 ~ 400 September 4. do. 1314 1 900 2, 300

TO JOHN C'I ILDRESS, marshal, u&rstern district.

June 1. Warrant No. 712 1,500 Doveu~ber 13. do. 1857 500 2, 000

Carried foru ard& 8 74&581 52 1&108,811 13 Brought forr)sard, 8 74)581 52 1, 108,811 13 1816,

district of Ctj:or ia.

TO WILLIAM STEPHENS) judge.

March 31. Warrant No. 366 December 31. do. 2090 31. do. 2091 1 125

TO JOHN EPPINGER, marshaL

Januar'y 25. Warrant No. 113 ~ 1,000 Ju, ne 29. do. 858 1,000 2)000 .

Bistriet of Louisiana.

TO DOMINIC A. HALL, judge.

June 30 W'arrant No. 871 750 September 80. do. 1552 750 December 31. do. 208'l 750 31. do. ROSS 750 8)000

TO PETER L. B. DUPLESSIS, late marshal.

.December 31. Warrant No. 2089 1)/01 05

Qistrict of I:ndiana.

TO JOHN VAWTER, marshal. 50 Peb& ua) y 16. Warrant No. 179

TO ELIJAH SPARKS, district& attorney.

July 11. Warrant No. 1019 ~ . . 125

Can'iedforuard y 8~.56'2 bi 1, )~)~, 81| 13 CIVIL LIST.

811 13 Bronghl fora i d 8 82582 57 1,108, 1816. 9istriet of Illinois.

TO PIIILI1' FOUKE, marshal.

January 22. Warrant No. 104 50 22. do. 105 50 July 6 do. 979 ~ 100 200

TO WII. LIAM MEARS, district attorney. January 25. Warrant No. 115 125 February 23. do. 191 125 250

Sistriet of Missouri.

TO ALEXANDER M'NAIR, marshal. november 19. Warrant No. 1885 150

TO JOHN SCOTT, district attorney,

January 30. Warrant No. 129 ~ ~ 125 September 25. do. . 1450 125 250

Sistriet of Mississippi.

TO WILLIAM CRAWFORD, district attorney. June 27. Warrant No. 841 259

Qistriet of Columbia.

TO WII. LIAM CRANCH, chief justice. January 3. Warrant No. 25 550 April 18. do. 458 550 July i. do. 932 550 October do. 1621 550 2,200

Carried form:ard, 8 85, 882 57 1, 108,811 13 CIVIL LIST.

Brought foreword, g 85, 882 57 1,108@11 13 18'16.

TO BUCKNER THRUSTON, one of thejudges, January 3. Warrant No. 25 500, April 18. do. 458 500 July 1. do. 932 500 Odober 2 do. 1621 500 2,000

TO JAMES S. MORSELL, one ofthejudges. t J"ebruary 27 Warrant No. 212 . 500 July 6. do. , 976 ~, ~ 1,000 October 8. do. 1679 . . 500 2)00

TO WASHINGTON BOYD, . marshal. May 1. Warrant No. 568 4,000 December 'l4. ' do. ' 1960 5,500 9,500 99,382 57

1,208, 193 (0' From which deduct the following repayment, viz:

BY NATHANIEL POPE, late secretary of the Illinois territory, being so much overpaid to his attorney, after he had ceased, to be, secretary, per war- rant No. 2728 67 93

1,208, 125 77

Miscellaneous.

Pensions, Annuities, and. Crants,

I aitl to tIse following persons, pursuant to sundry& Acts of Congress.

TO JOHN PAULOING, per act of Bd oj No~ember, 1780. April 23. Warrant No. 524 l50 2uly 20. do. 1036 50 2l)0

t arrlcd lorlc, ai d MISC EI I ANEOUS.

Brought forioard, ,$208 1816. TO DAVID WILLIAMS, per act of 3d of Xooember, 1r 80 8. Warrant No. 384 ~ . 50 April . 50 30, do. 5M ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 50 October 11. do. 1699 ~ ~

TO ISAAC VAN WART, per ditto. 209 April 3. Warrant No. 378 ~ ~

TO JOSEPH DE BEAULIEU, per act of'5th August, 1782. 100 February 3. Warrant No. 149 ~

TO JAMES M'KENZIE, per act of 15th September, I'N3'.

June 3. Warrant No. V30 ~ ~ ~ 30 8 680

Military Pensions.

To thefollouring agents for paying pensions due to the military inealids.

TO WILLIAM GARDNER, &Ver Hampshire.

January 26. Warrant No. 119 2, 500 Februai y 2"l. do. 227 1,000 3)500

TO WILLIAM PLUMER, Ja. ¹ic llampshire Aug ust 28. Warrant No. 1208 . . 5,400 ~.~ ~ . ~ December 20. do. 1990 . 1,000 6,400

TO BENJAMIN AUSTIN, Massachusetts f'ebruary 27. Warrant No. 226 7,000 August 28. do. 1209 16,000 23;000

Carried forward, S 32,900 MISC ELI AN L OUS.

Broug ht Jrormard, 8 32,900

TO'DAVID ROBINSON, Vermont. 2,000 February 27. Warrant No. , 223 August 27. ' . do. 1187 . ~ ~ 7,2«0 9,260

TO CHRISTOPHER ELLEN, Rhode Island.

225 ~ 1,000 February 27. Warrant No. . ' August 27. do. 1185 ~ l, )180 2)180

TO JONATHAN BULL, Connecticut. . February 27. Warrant No. 224 4,800 27. do. 1186 ~ 8,740 August 13)540

TO WILLIAM FEW, New York. 000 Fe'bruary 27. Warrant No. 222 . . ~ 10, A@gst 27. do. , 1188 ~ ~ 30,580 40, 580

TO JAMES EWING, New Jersey.

February 27. Warrant No. 221 1r000 July 10. do. 1006 529 As~ust 27. do. 1189 2, 640 4, 169

TO WILLIAM WHITE, Pennsylvania.

February 27. Warrant No. 220 ~ ~ . 8, 000 . . 220 August 27. do. 1190. . . 15, 23)220 TO JOHN STOCKTON, Delaware. ~gust 27. Warrant No. 1191 1,180

TO EDWARD HALL, Maryland.

February 27. Warrant No. 219 2, 000 August 27. do. 1192 13,590 15,598

TO THOIIAS NELSON, Virginia. ~ ' February 27. Warrant No. 218 3,000 August 27. do. 1193 7,740 10,740

S 1:3359 MISCELLANEOUS,

Brought fore:ard, 153,350 1816.

TO SHERWOOD HAYWOOD, zzIorth Carolina. February 27. Warrant No. 217 i . . 2,000 August 27. do. 1194 - . . 3,320 5)320 TO THOMAS LEHRE, South Carolina.

August 27. Warrant No. 1195 54$

TO ROBERT HABERSHAM, Georgia. February 27. Warrant No. 216 500

TO WILLIAM HABERSHAM, Georgia.

August 27. Warrant No. 1196 ~ ~ 1,034

TO ROBERT CROCKETT, Kentucky.

August 27. warrant No. 1197 . ~ ~ 4/00 TO JOHN HAMM, Ohio.

August, 27. Warrant No. 1198 ~ ~ 4,000

TO CHARLES T. PORTER, Tennessee.

August 27. Warrant No. 1199 ~ 3z900 TO MICHAEL REYNOL'DS, L, ouisiana. August 27. Warrant No. '1200

TO JOHN VAWTER, Indiana. '27. August warrant No. 1201 1,368 TO JOHN HANES, Mississippi. Aug ust 27. Warrant No, 1202 417 TO ALEXANDER M'NAIR, Missouri Territory. August 27. 'Warrant No. 1203 749 TO PHILIP FOUKE, Ilhnois Territory. Azz~~zzst 27. Warrant No. 1204 ~ 429 TO THOMAS ROWLAND, .

August 27. Warrant No. 1205 ~

TO ROBERT BREN%, District of Colzzmbia. December 16. warrant No. 1973 o 1,605

Carrizd foru'ard, 8 &79,8ilJ MISCELLANEOUS.

Broug ht J'oryard 8 179,803 1816.

For the Payment of certain Pensioners who have removed from those States on whose lists they originally were, and are now resident in other States and Territories of the United States. State of Ohio.

TO DENNIS O'LAUGFILIN, for his pension from 5th Septem- ber, 1813, to 4th March& 1815.

February 14. Warrant No. 167 45

TO BARTHOI. OMEW BERRY, for ditto, from 5th March, 1815, to 4th September, 1815. March ll. Warrant No. 265 30 TO JAMES GILLESPIE, for ditto, from 5th March, 1815, to 4th September, 1815. March 11. Warrant No. 266 TO SAMUEL STILL, for ditto, from 7th November, 1814, to 4th September, 1815. March 12, Warrant No. 271 33 22 TO JAMES tlIUNN, for ditto, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th March, 1816.

6. XVarrant No. 382 60

TO JAMES JARVIS, for ditto, from 22d August, 1814, to 4th September, 1815. 23. W'arrant No. 525

TO JOHN R. iliARTIVt, for ditto, from 16th June, 1815, to 4th March, 1816. 14. Warrant No. 629 192 75

TO THOMAS FUGATE, for ditto, from 31st May, 1814, to 4th March, 1816.

May 23. warrant No. 661 169 06 TO SA:ilUEL M'KENNEY, for ditto, from 7th June, 1815, to 4th iX'larch, 1816.

3'lay 25. warrant No. 666 29 66

TO IIU:vi PHPEY BECKETT, for ditto, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th Match, 18lti.

31ay 25. Warrant No. 667 ~ 1 5

Cai ried /ore arrl, 1~", , 448 44 Brought forward, f 180448 1816. . TO JOSEpH SHA&I. OH. , fnr his pension, from 5th March, 1815, to 4th March 1816 240 June 19. Warrant No. 801 TO DANIEL C. CARTER, for ditto, from 28th September, 1815, to 4th March, 1816. 12 75 July 13. Warrant No. 1020 to .TO EDWARD MILLER, for ditto, from 5th March, 1815, 4th March, 1816.

July 13. 'Warrant No. 1021 60 TO DANIEL FIELDING, for ditto, from 5th March, 1814, to 4th March, 1816.

August 27. Warrant No. 1183 84 TO TITUS V. SLITER, for ditto, from 5th March to 4th Sep- tember, 1816.

I September 7. Warrant No. 1351 21 54

State of Kentucky. '1815. TO GEORGE TENNELL, for his pension, fron 5th March, to 4th September, 1815.

December 19. Warrant No. 9568 15

TO SAMUEL W- WHITE, for ditto, from 7th February, 1812, to 4th March, 1816. December 22. Warrant No. 9584 1816. April 16. do. 422 92 41 120 91

TO THOMAS WILLIAMS, for ditto, from 27th Ju1y, 1814, to 4th September, 1815. 1815. December 22. Warrant No. 9586 33 25

TO SAMUEL NEWELI. , for ditto, from 5th September, 1814, to 4th September, 1815.

December 22. Warrant No. 9587 96

Ca~ ried for-'ard, S 181,131 89 MISC ELLA NEOU S.

Broug1!t form:ard, 8 181,131 89 1815

TO ROBERT ELDER, for his pension, from 5th March, 1812, to 4th September 1815.

December 27. Warrant No. 9600 . ~ . . ~ ~ 140 TO JOHN JACOBS, for ditto, from 5th September, 1814, to 4th September, -1815. 1816. Januar'y 8. Warrant No. "/1 AO April 9 do. 392 30 60

TO JOHN SHANKS, for ditto, from 5th September, 1814, to 4th March, 1816.

January 15. Warrant 'No. 91 40 illarcI!, 22. do. 309 20 60'

TO QUINTIN MOORE, for ditto, from 5th September, 1812, to 4th September, 1815.

January 20. Warrant No. 101 60 TO JAMES PERRY, for ditto, from 5th iVIarch, 1814, to 4th September, 1815.

January 22. Warrant No. 102 0 0 30 TO SQUIRE BOONE, for ditto, from 5th March, 1814, 'to 4th September, 1815.

January 22. Warrant No. 103 TO JOSHUA BENNETT. for ditto, from 31st August, 1813, to 4th September, 1815.

February 6. Warrant No. 153 ~ 120 83 TO CHARLES RUMSEY, for ditto, from 12th July, 1814, to 4th September, 1815. 69 . February 6. Warrant No. 154 TO JOHN JORDON, for ditto, from 26th August, 1812, to 4th September, 1815.

February 10. Warrant No. 160 ~ .~ 181 67 TO JOHN KASNER, for ditto, from 1st March, 1814, to 4th S:ptember, 1815.

February 13. Warrant No. 165 T8 JOHN WARD, for ditto, from 13th November, 181'4, to 4th Septen! ber, 1815.

February 1 t. '6 arrant No. 168 23

Ea! ried Joruard g 181,999 83 MI, CEI.I. ANEOU S.

88 Brought forward, g 181,990 1816 TO 1VILLIS TANDY, for his pe'nsion, f'rom 7th April, 1814, to 4;h September, 1815.

February 15. Warrant No. 173 ~ & ~ PO 79 TO HUGH BARNES, for ditto, from 5th'September, 1814, to 4th September, 1815.

February 27. Warrant No. 208 60

TO JULIUS TURNER, , for ditto, from 18th August, 1814, to 4th September, 1815.

February P7. Warrant No. 209

TO JOHN BROWN, for ditto, from 5th September, 1814, to 4th September, 1815.

February P7. Warrant No. 210 80

TQ JOSEPH MORRISET, for ditto, from 21st August, to 4th September, 1815.

Anarch 5. Warrant No. 248 1 25

TO WILLIAM LITTLE, for ditto, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th September, 1816

.. April 3. Warrant No. 377 80 December 12. do. 1967 43 09

TQ VIRGIL POE, for ditto, from 15th. September, 1815, to 4th March, 1816. 8. Warrant No. 387...... 15 TO JEREMIAH SEARCY, for ditto, from 5th March, 1815, to 4th March, 1816. April 9. Warrant No. 391 60

TO WILLIAM BERRY, for ditto, from 31st March, 1814, to 4th March, 1816.

April 9. Warrant No. 393 - ~ ~ - ~ 115 66 TO ELI SHORT, for ditto, from 31st March, 1814, to 4th March 1816.

.';)riL 9. Warrant No. 394 115 66

TO SAMUEL SHARON, for ditto, from lith August, 1814, to 4th March, 1816 'A I' Zl 9. arrant No. 395 46 41

C'(o. ) i ii for~cavil, S 182,575 94 MISC ELL ANKOU, ~.

8& ou~hl fo&'ma»l, ~ IS",575 94. 1S16.

TO THOMAS ROBERTSON, for his pension, from 16th April, 1814, to 4th March, 1S!6.

April 16, Warrant No, 420 . ~ . ~ . 113 TO THOMAS KNOWLES, for ditto, from 13th January, 1814, to 4th March, 1816. rtpril 16. War rant No, 421. 64 "

TO JAMES S. DAVIS, for ditto, fro&n 3d May, 1815, to 4th March, !S16.

April 26. Warrant No. 537 ~ ~ ~ 50 TO ENOCH DUCKER, for ditto, from 2d February, 1814, to 4th 1Vlarch, 18!6.

31. warrant No. 696 . , ~ ~ ~ 125 50 TO JOHN 'KING, for ditto, from 18th June, 1815, to 4th March, 18 [6. 13 Warrant No 789

TO DENNIS BELT, for ditto, from 26th of i%lay, 1814, to 4th March, 1816,

June 17. Warrant No. 795 79 87

State of Tennessee.

1815 TO JOHN NEWII AN, for his pension, from 5th September, 1814, to 4th September, 1815.

December 22. Warrant No. 95S3 12')

TO CHARLES KILGORE, for ditto, from 5th September, 1814, to 4th September, 18!5.

.December 27. Warrant No. 9597 30 TO JOHN BELL, for ditto, from 9th September, 1814, to 4th Septen&ber, 1815.

December 23. warrant No. 9593 119 1816. TO ETIIELDRED COBB, for ditto, from 5th %larch, 1S13, to 4th September, 18 15. Eebrunry 3. Warrant No. 150

Ca»' ie&lf o& ",en&'d, S I bu, 395 MISCELI, ANKOUS.

Broug. ht forrrard, 183,W5» 1816.

TO WILLIAM HAIL, for his pension, from 19th November, 1811, to 4th September, 1815.

'February 3. Warrant No. 151 75 94

TQ GEORGE NELSON. for ditto, from 9th July, 1814, to 4th September, 1815. 31areh 5. Warrant No. 240 69 50

TO JOSEPH REED, for ditto, from 5th September, 1814, to 4th September, 1815. 3ferch, 5. Warrant No. 241 . ~ ~ 48.

TO DARBY MARS, for ditto, from 5th Septeraberr 1814, to 4th March, 1816.

M Warrant No. 308 . ~ ~ r 90 TO JOHN HUDDLESTON, for ditto, from 5th September, 1812, to .4th September, 1815. 8. Warrant No. 386. . . 105: TO JAMES RUSSELL, for ditto, from 21st November, 1812, to 4th September, 18-I5.

April I7. Warrant No. 426 . . ~ 167' 50 TO JOHN BLAIR, for ditto, from 5th March, 1815, to 4th March, 1816.

April 17. Warrant No. 427 o .~ ~ e ~ 96

TO JOHN KIRK, for ditto, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th March, 1816.

April, 17. Warrant No, 433 a 30 TO WILLIAM GANN, for ditto, froin 25th January, 1815, to 4th March, 1816.

April 17. Warrant No. 434 . i ~ 66 50 'TO WILLIAM CARR, for ditto, from5th March, to 4th Septem- ber, 1815.

Rl. Warrant No. 658 15

TO SAMUEL Y. BALCH, for ditto, from 6th June, 1815, to 4th September, 1816.

July 20. Warrant No. ]038 128 50 September 19. do. 1415 90

Carried forceard, 5 184., ; ~: MISCELLANEOUS.

Brought for~card, 8 184,369 49 1816. State of South Carolina.

TO JOSEPH GILMORK, for his pension, from gth October, 1810, to 4th September, 1815.

February 23, Warrant No. 190 102 95

State of Indiana.

TO SAMUEL LITTEL, for his pension, from 13th June, 1814, to 4th March, 1816.

January 26, Warrant No. 120 184 58 April 17. do 428 e r 7& 259 58'

TO PETER M'MICKELL, for ditto, from 1st October, 1813, to 4th September, 1815.

January 26. Warrant No. 121 ~ ~ TO JOHN V. BUSKIRK, for ditto, from 4th March, 1814, to4th September, 1815.

february 15. Warrant No. 174 g0 TO JOSEPH SHAW, for ditto, from 5th September, 1814, to 4th September, $815;

February 15 Warrant No. 175 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ TO DANIEL MINOR, for ditto, from 1st October, 1813, to 4th September, 1815. 14. Warrant No. 278 . . ~. . . )15 66 TO ROBERT BIGG9, for ditto, from 14th August, 1814, to 4th September, 1815. ¹rch 14 Warrant No. 279 31 50 TO JOHN NORRIS, for ditto, from 24th November, 1813, to 4th March, 1'816.

March 30. Warrant No. 328. . . , ~ 273 33 TO GRAYDON BRANHAM, for ditto, from 10th June, 1814, to 4th March, 1816. 10. War. rant 'Xo. 399 78

Ca& ric~l foi ~earit, 8 18,'~. 374 51 NIQCEI Q+QEOQTg

Brought fore:ard, g 185,374 51 1816. TO JOSEPH WASSON, for his pension, from 5th September, . 18l, 3, to 4th September, 1815. 16. Warrant No. 419 120 TO HENRY BATEMAN, for ditto, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th March, 1816.

April 17. Warrant No. 429 3G TO JOHN CALHOUN, for ditto, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th March, 1816.

April 17. Warrant No. 435 90 TO WILLIAM CRIST, for ditto, from 3d March, 1814, to 4th March, t 816.

April 18. Warrant No. 466 40 TO ADAM STROPES, for ditto, from 9th July, 1814, to 4th March, 1816.

27, Warrant No. 670 158 66 TO SAMUEL POTTER, for ditto, trom 29 th March, 1815, to 4th September, 1816.

October 21. Warrant No. 1735 137 86

Illinois Territory

TO THOMAS WILLIAMS, for his pension, from 5th March, to 4th September, 1816.

September 21. Warrant No. 1423

Mississiyyi Territory.

TO BENJAMIN BLACKBURN, for his pension, from 5th March, 1814, to 4th March, 1816

May 6. Warrant No. 586 120

Carried forward, 8 186, 114 39 31ISCELLAN EOUS.

Brought forward, 8 186, 114 39 1816.

MlSSOUl l YCI'1'ltol g.

TO STEPHEN HEMPSTEAD, for his pension, from 5th Septem- ber, 1813, to 4th September, 1815. March 12. Warrant No. 260 90

district of Columbia.

TO JAMES MURPHY, for his pension, from 5th May', 1815, to 4th September, 1816.

Ilebruary 7. Warrant No. 155 ~ . ~ 6 67 3farch 5. do. 244 ~ w 10 September 6. do. 1845 . ~ 14 34 31 01

TO JOHN PIERRE, for ditto, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th September, 1816.

3Iar cia 4. Warrant No. 235 ~ ~ ~ 30 .September 5. do. 1336 48 86

TO HENLY MFARLANE, for.ditto, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th September, 1816. 3far ch 4. Warrant No. 236 12 .September 4 do 1315 ~ ~ ~ a 17 22 29 22

TO JA. MES EVANS, for ditto, from 17th August, 1815, to 4th September, 1816. narc h 5. Warrant No. 287 . . ~ 82 83 September 4. do. 1320 . . . ~ 43 09 75 92 'Q) THOMAS PENDEL, for ditto, from 14th June, 1815, to 4th September, 1816. 3farcla 5. 'Warrant No. 238 43 33 September 5. do. 1887 43 86 86 69 TO SAMUEL RUSS, for ditto, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th March, 1816.

3Ittrch. 5. Warrant No. 245, ~ - ~ ~ - 15 Carried foreword, f 186,515 59 to

.Brought forward, S 186,515 ~ '1816 TO WILLIAM BOND, for his pension from 5th September, 1815, to 4th September, 1816.

llfarch 5. Warrant No. 239 ~ 30 ~ . 43 09 September 4. , do. 1318 . . V3 OQ

TO JOHN BUTLER, for ditto, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th September, 1816.

31arch 6. Warrant No. 250 30 September do. 1327 . - . . . 43 36

TO BAYNE S. BERRY, for ditto, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th September, 1816.

%arch V. Warrant No. 252 . . 20 September 4. do. 1316 o ~ . 28 f2

TO WILLIAM R. M'KAY, for ditto, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th September, 1816.

3lareh 12. Warrant No. 268 15 6'eytember 16. do. 1393 22 68 .37 68 TO ROBERT EVANS, for ditto, from 31st March, 1814, to 4th September, 1816. JIarch 12, Warrant No. 269 86 87 September 1'/. do. 1398 32 52 119 39

TO THOMAS SIMMONS, for ditto, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th March, 1816.

3farch 12. Warrant No. 270 30 September 6. do. 1350 . ~ 43 99 ,f3 09 To AMBROSE LEWIS, for ditto, from 5th'September, '1815, to 4th September, 1816.

3farch 13. Warrant &No. 2&7 22 564 September 6. do. 1346 32 32 -54 82

TO LEWIS MASON, for ditto, from 1'3th August, 1814, to 4&h September, 1816. 3farch 15. Warrant No. 284 62 55 Sq&tember 21. do. 1422 28 90 91 45

Carried forward, S 187,087 19 MISCELLANEOU S.

Brought forward, 8 1-87, 087 19 1816.

TO HENRY CARBERY, for his pension, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th September 1816.

Inarch 18. Warrant No. 296 120 September 6. do. 134"/ 120 240

TO CHARLES NEIL, for ditto, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th March, 1816.

kJarch 19. Warrant No. 299 . . ~ . ~ TO HUGH ROBB, for ditto, from 1st October, 1815, to 4th September, 1816. %arch 19. Warrant No. 300 12 83 September 4. do. 1321 22 54 35 37 ~ ' TO TITUS V. SLITER, for ditto, from 1st July, 1815, to 4th March, 1816. March 19. Warrant No. 301. . . . 20 33 TO JAMES PERRY, for ditto, from 17th August, 1815, to 4th September, 1816. 3farch 25. Warrant No. 314 '32 83 november 14. do. 1859 43 09 75 92 TO EDMUND STEVENSON, for ditto, from 5th March, 1815, to 4th September, 1816. April 22. Warrant No. 520. . . . 42 September 5. do. 1335 44 21

TO PETER MILLS, for ditto, 'from 5th January 1813, to 4th September, 1816. ofay 2. Warrant No. 574 304 September 6. do. 1348 48

TO LEWIS DESNOYERS, for ditto, from 1st September, 1813, to 4th March, 1816.

6. Warrant No. 585 120 53

TO ALEXANDER BARRETT, for ditto, from 1st April, 1815, to 4:h September, 1816. Nay 11. Warrant No. 621 29 69 September 26. do. .1506 16 45 69

Carried foru"ard 188,087 24 yIISCEI. I A'XKOUS.

F&rougkt forward, g 188,087 24 1816. I TO ANTOINE RAZE. for his pension, from 8th August, 1815, to 4th March, 1816.

3tuy 13. Warrant No. 625 18 22 TO FRANCIS DUBOIS, for ditto, from 3d August, 1815, to 4th September, 1816.

111'ay 13. Warrant No. 62/ 18 66 September 4. do. 1319 16

TO JOHN CALHOUN, for ditto, from 5th September, 1815, to 4th March, 1816.

June 18. Warrant No. 800 .~ 1$

for ditto, from 1st March, 1815, to 4th TO JOHN CAREY, ' September, 1816.

July 20. Warrant No. 1037 . - ~ ~ 32 36 september 6. do. 1349 ~ .e r e 16 48 36

TO SAMUEL LANE, for ditto, from 2d August, 1815, to 4th September, 1816.

.~ 1"/7 July 30. Warrant No. 1068 ' 50 September 5. do. 1834 150 327 59 TO WALTER DYER) for ditto, from 19th December, 1814, ta 4th September, 1816.

September 4. Warrant No. 1317 . 57 88

TO MICHAEL M'DERMOT, for ditto, from 9th May, to 4th'Sep-' . tember, 1815.

October 22. Warrant No. 1746 63 60 TO RICHARD CALLIGAN, for ditto, from 17th February, 1815, to 4th September, 1816. October 24. Warrant No. 1771. . . . 49 86 TO PHILIP MARKLEY, for ditto, from 25th November, 1815, to 4th September, 1816. november 26. Warrant No. 1910. . . . . ~ 29 83 TO SUSAN BENTLEY, guardian to the heirs of Jonas Bentley, for eighteen month's hal~f pay from 17th February, 1815, to 17th August, 1816, allowed under the 2d section of the act of 16th April, 1816.

December 2. Warrant No. 1932 72

8 188,804 15 MISCELLANEOUS.

1816.

Mint establishment.

for the purchase of copper for, coinage, for sundry expenditures in the repairs of the buildings, for the mechanic's and cuorkmen employed, for masteage on gnld and-sileer coined at the 3fint, and for inci- dental and contingent expenses.

TO JAiVIES RUSH, treasurer of the mint.

April N. Warrant No. 404 ~ 5,000 October 22. do. 1752 5,000 22. do. 1753 4,000 December 18, , do. 1985 11,354 56 Q5, 354 56

TO JONATHAN SlVII'FH, agent for purchasing bills of exchangs.

%member 16. Warrant No. 1870 &,025 29 8 45,379 85

I i0ht House Establishment.

State. of New Hampshire.

TO JAMES LADD, acting' superintendent.

Jnne 30. Warrant No. 879 88 30 September 30. , do. . 1578 80 20 168 50

TO TIMOTHY UBHAN, superintendent.

December 31. Warrant No. 2052 111 64

Carried forward, 8 280 14 NISCEI I.Aib KOU8.

&ought foru;ard, 280 14 1816. State of Massachusetts.

TO HENRY A. S. DEARBORN, supepintendent.

March 31. Warrant No. 382 4,076 63 June 30. do. 878 2,042 38 do. 881 5, 190 @) 80, 02 September 80. , dp, 1575 8,53g ' 30, do. 1579 1,309 82 Jlecember 31; do. 2050 -9,514 48 81. do. 2053 1,721 94 27r391 87

TO JOHN HA WS, superintendent of Lighthouses on Gay head and' Clarks' Point. - June . 30. 'Vf'arrant No. 880 ~ . 213 46 80. do. 891 ~ 280 65 -- . Beeembev 31. do; 2054 . ~ ~ ~, 280 79

State of Rhode Island. .

TO WILJ I'AM ELLERY, superintendent. March 31. Warrant No. 835 306 97 June . 80., do. 892 317 78 September 30. do. 1587 272 65 897 40

TO THOleIAS COLES, superintendent of the stakesand buoys en Prowidente River

June 30. Warrant No. 890 e e o 148 62

State of Conneetieut.

TO JEDIDIAH HUNTINGTON, superinterident. March 31. Warrant No. 384 9,582 65

TO 'I'HOMAS H. CUSHING, se'eperentenetent.

' June 80. Warrant No. $82 ~ . ' ~ .413 49 ' . September 30 do. 1580, ~ ~, , 292 51 1&ecember 31. do. .2055 . . - . . 554 01 . 1,%0 01

Carried for ~ard, „ I 38,285 59 MISC ELI ACEOUS.

Broic~ht 285 18¹ forreard, 33, 59 State of Xew I'ork.

TO DAVID GELSTON, superintendent of Sandy I%ok, and E&atoa's' IVzck Li~bt Houses,

3farch 31. Warrant Ne. 333 ' 1,602 54. Sept einber 30. do. 1577 1,515 48 Decent er 31. do. 2051 1,490 34 ' 4,608 30'

TO HENRY P. „DERING, superintendent of 3fontauk and LiNle Gull lslagd Light Houses.

June 30. Warrant No. 883 e 859 77 30. elo. 893' December 11. do. 1960 5,000 31. do. 2056 264 8,35k 4S

State of Belaware,

'-TO SAMUEL CLARKE, superintendent.

April 8. Warrant No. . 390 861 07 July 25. do. 1055 ~ 1,000 October ~, do. 1764 ~ 2, 200 4,061 07

State of Virginia.

VP CHARLES K. MALLORY, supercntendent.

June No. 884 ~ 4, 700 0/ 30 Warrant' September 30.' do. : 1581 23r 19 December 31. do. 2057 355 84 5,287 10 Car ried forreard, S,~', o97 60 IGNEOUS. 6 &lISC E LI.

" Brought forint&ard, 4, 53,597 69 18.16. State of Xorth ' Carolina.

TO ROBERT COCHRAN, superintendent of Bald Head Light House.

June 30. Warrant No. 885 169 18 September 80. do. 158R e ~ ~ R58 30 . December 31. , do. ,R05S, e 186 74 564 16

'TO HENRY M. COOKE, superintendent of CapeLook Out Light . House.

June 30. 'WVarrrnt No. 8S6 83 79 September 80. do. 3583 9R 76 176 55

TO BRIDGES ARENDKt L;, superintendent of Cape Look Out Lig'ht' Hul&se.

December 81. Warrant Qo. R059 - - - ~ 85 07 TO THOMAS H. BLOUNT, super'intendent' of stakeage north of 8'i trni &igton.

September':80. Warrant No. 1574 . , ~ . ~ 597 99 TO ', SAMUEL TRKADWELL, supperintendent of .Cape Hatteras Liglrt House.

December 31. Warrant No. R047 438 3R 81. do. R048 166 56„ 598 88

State of Sonth Carolina.

TO SIMEON THEUS, superintendent of Charleston Light House. 3tai ch 81. Warran't No. 836 408 ' ' 49 June 30. do. 894 R37 67 December . 81. do. R060 1,614 78

TO THOMAS CHAP'MAN; superintendent of 1%art'h Island Light Douse.

Jiine .80. Warrant No. 887 102 50, December 81. do. R049 ill 73 R14 23 Carried furor d, I 58,095 37 iMISCELI AN EOU8.

Broug lzt for"card, S "8,095 37 1816.

State of 6eorgia.

TO WILLIAM J. M'INTOSFI, superintendent of St. Simons' Light House.

June 30. Warrant No. 889 107 62 30. do. , 895 138 40 December 31. do. 2M2 133 25 379 27

TO ARCHIBALD S. BULLOCH, superintendent of Tybee Light House.

June 30. Warrant No. 888 261 58 Septembez 30. do. 1584 156 77 December 31. do. 2061 114 13

TO ARCHIBALD CLARKE, superintendent of buoysin St. Mary' s Ri~er.

September 30. Warrant No. 1585 ~ ~ ~ 1,212 64

State of Louisiana.

TO PETER L. B. DUPLESS'IS, superizztendent of Bayou Sl. Jo1zn's Light House.

September 30. XVarrarzt No. ' 1576 209 35 30. do. 1586 88 66 December 31. do. 2063 213 22 511 23

TO PETER DUBOURG, late ditto. March. 31. warrant No. 331 15 3(

TO ZENANA COFFIN, contraclor for fivnishing oil for t1(e Iight House establishment, for cost arul chazges on 25, 000 gallons of oil furni shed in ttze yeas' 1815. March 6. Warrar. t No. 251 40, 123 16 Cu," ried jorrcard, f 100,869 52 U bll SC EI.LAXKOUS.

Br ought for~card, g 100,869 52 1816.

TO WINSI OW LEWIS, contractor forpttzng up the Light IFouses of'the United States, &sit/c paterIt r e&lectors and lamps, 80. Warrant No. 682 8,000 108)869 52

From which deduct the followiug repayment, viz:

BY WILLIAM M'PHERSON, late superintendent of the Delaware light house establishment, out of monies remaining in his hands unexpended which were heretofore advanced to him in his capacity aforesaid, pcr war- rant No. 2709 - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 500

:g 108,869 52

Surveys of I'ublie Land. s.

TO EDWARD TIFFIN, surveyor general. 3farch 31. W arrant No. *857 673 59 81. cl0. 358 3,617 29 81. (10. 859 1,552 80 81. do. 860 489 78 81. do. 861 1,405 50 31. cl 0. 862 952 85 31. clo. 863 707 66 June 30. clo. 878 750 75 30. cI0. 874 958 75 80. do. 8E5 1,400 30. (10. 876 8,688 18 80. do. 877 793 75 September 8(). clo. 1520 1, 190 75 December 31. do. 2079 2, 400 81. do. 2080 198 30 81. do. 2081 600 81. doe 2082 1,257 30 22, 636 75

TO THOMA. S I"REEMAX, surveyor of lands. south of 7'ennessee. Anarch 8I.. Warrant No. 855 '10, 000 'I'O WILLIAM RECTOR, principal deputy surveyor of the Missou- ri 7'erritory. January 8. Warrant No. 81 ~ 125 April 17. d o. 437 ~ 125 zl ugust do. 1207 79

@an red for~card, 8 32.965 7=- MISCKI I.ANEOUS.

Brought forum d, 8 32, 965 75 1S16.

TO WILLIAM RECTOR, surveyor of lands in the Terri(oriesof Illinois and 3Iissou~i.

Septe mber 30. -W arrant No. 152l V21 82 80. do. 1522 8, 827 26 30. Cl O. 1523 914 28 80. do. 1524 900 P5 30. c10. IM5 728 90 80. do. 1526 1,168, 8 30. do. 1527 3,000 80. do. 1528 741 56 30. do. 1529 2,997 83 80. cl o. 1530 903 45 30. (10. 1531 234 SP 80. dQ. 153P, 911 48 30. do. 1533 542 1 30. do. 1534 1,730 50 80. do I 1535 829 57 30. do. 1536 1)255 69 80. do. 1587 180 30. do. 1538 790 87 30. do. 1589 799 66 30. do. 1540 3,500 Decem ber 31. do. 2064 1,072 70 31. do. 2065 964 22 31. (10. 2066 881 48 81. cl0. 2067 1,971 49 81. do. 2068 721 46 31. do. 2069 400 96 81. do. 2070 1,000 81. do. 2071 1,036 8 8 l. c10. 2072 500 31. (10. 2078 1,742 31. do 2074 600 31. do. 2075 200 81. do. 2076 804 81. do. 2077 4, 027 31. do. 2078 1,541 67 43, 640 54

TO PETER AUDRAIN, register of the land office at Detroit.

April 10. Warrant No. 398 125 July 2. do. 940 125 18. do. 1082 125 August 17. do. 1146 125 October 16. do. 1721 125 625 TO JAMES ABBOTT, receiver of public monies at Detroit.

September 30. Warrant No. 1519 1.000 Odober 15 do. 1719 1,488 58 31. do. 1791 125 2, 613 58

Carried fora:urd, 4 79)844 87 80

87 .Per'ought forward& g (9844 1816. TO ALEXANDER M&NAIR, re»ister of the land ogice at Sf. Louis 4Iissouri I'erritor'y:

Xovernr&er' 19. Warrant No. 1886 250 TO SAMUEL H. HARPER, register of the land once at ¹u& Orleans.

December 31. Warrant No. 2085 . ~ . . 125 31. do. 2086 125 250

TO ALI'RED LORRAIN, receiver of public monies at ¹ur Orleans.

December 31. Warrant No. 2083 ~ ~ . . 152 31 do; 2084 . . . . 125 2f'7 31

80&622 18 December 3]. For Appropriation Warrant No& 245, being'the sum appro- priate'd on the 3d March, 1815, for ascertaining and surveying the lands to which the title of the Creek Natien was extinguished by the treaty of 9th August, 18'14, now directed to be transferred to the credit of the ap- propriation for the military department, whrch was improperly brought to the credit of this. appropriation in the year 1&15 25, 000

105,622

A. sceItainin0; I an@ Titles im I Ouisiana.

TO LLOYD POSEY, receiver of petblic monies for the eastern district of Louisiarra. January 16. Warrant No. 93 12,5 3far ch 9. do. 2,55 125 31. do. 369 125 July 26. do. 1058 118 Aug'rrst 7. do. 1102 125 618 TO FREDERICK BATES, recorder of land titles in I.ouisiana. ' Irebruary 24. Warrant. No. 194 - - ~ - ~ I125

TO LEVIN WAILES, Late one of the land commissioners, v!est'- ern district. of I ouisiana.

Janua "y 24. Warrant No. 111 l 25 3l„rch 23. d &. 319 29.t 50 &:0

Car ried for ".! ard, 1, 165 50 MISCELLANEOUS.

Brought fot ward, 1, 165 50 1816.

TO WILLIAM GARRARD, late one of the land commissioners sist. em district of Louisiana. February 27. Warrant No. 206 200

TO GIDEON FITZ, late one of the land commissioners e:estern dis- tri ct Louisiana. March 5. Warrant No. 243 280 26. do. 318 208 50 488 50 TO ALEXANDER M'NAIR, register of the land once at St. Louis. March 11. Warrant No. 259 420 55

TO SAMUEL HAMMOND, receiver of public monies at St Louis. April 17. Warrant No. 445 500 July 18. do. 1((31 125 December 24. do. 2014 125

TO SAMUEL H. HARPER, register of the land once at Nsm Orleans. 3farch 31. Warrant No. 367 227 74 June 30. do. 870 125 September 30. do. 1553 ~ 125 477 74 8 3;50229

Privateer Pension Fund.

TG THOMAS T. TUCKER, agent. Varch 13. Warrant No. 276 97,251 57

Accommodation of the President's Household. .

TO JOHN P. TODD, on account of rent and repairs of the tenements occupied by the President of the United Slatessince August, 1814, December 14. Warrant No. 1971 3,550 XISC E LLAXEOUS.

1816. Purchase of Hooks for Congress.

TO JOSEPH NOURSE, agent.

April 16. Warrant No 416 . ~ ~ 1,000 December 17. do. 1976 . ~ ~ 2)000 3.000

Trading Houses with the Indians.

;TO JOHN M %SON, superintendent of Indian trade, for his oem and clerks' salaries, and for the salaries ofagents, assistant agents and clerks.

. January 5 Warrant No. 40 l, 082 81 11. do. 77 12)979 35 April 18. do. 488 l)125 15,187 16

TO THOMAS 'L. M'KENNEY, ditto, for his ounz and clerks' salaries.

July 5. Warrant No. 971 1, 125 October 22. do. 1743 1)125 2, 950

17.437 16

Road. s wi-thin the State of Ohio.

TO RALPH OSBORN, auditor of public accountsfor thestate of Ohio.

February 19. Warrant No. 185 ~ ~ ~ ~ Izl IR, 700

Road. s in the Illinois Territory.

TO JONATHAN TAYLOR) JOSEPH M. STREET, R THOMAS SLOO, C»»zznis~iozzers for opening a road jz'om Shan)neetomn to Kaskaskizz. Decem, 'er 18. Warrant No. 198P, g 600 MISCELLANEOUS.

1816.

Inroad from Cumberland to the Ohio.

TO DAVID SHRIVER, Ja. superintendent of'said road.

January 8. Warrant No. TO 5,000 12. do. 85 3J)00 13. do. 8 I 2, 000 31. do. 130 450 Eebruary 1. do. 135 1,000 5. do. 1M 2,000 17. do. 184 3,996 5()0 Aprit do. 381 1, 15. do. 411 1,500 26. do. 539 5,000 26. do. . 540 2,uuO 26. do. 541 450 26. do. 54P 2,000 Nay 6. do. 590 2,000 June 21. do. 8PO 1,000 000 July 3. do. 969 1, ll. do. 1010 5,000 11. do. 10(3 5,000 23. do. 1050 1;000 23. do. 1051 2,000 23. do. 1052 450 29. do. 1064 3,500 1,000 .August 10. do. 1114 September 9. do. 1356 5,000 12. do. 13(8 3,000 18. do. 1405 1,000 November 7. do. 1823 3,000 12. do. 1849 '5, 000 12. do. 1850 2, 000 12 do. 1851 2,000 12, do. 18M 2,000 15. do. 186P 450 15. do. 1863 2,000 December 11. do. 1965 2, 500 14. do. 1972 3,000 28. do. 2021 1,500 28. do. 2022 5,000 28. do. 2023 1,500 28. do. 2024 3,000 93,796

TO ELIE WILLIAMS, agent of the United States. I June Warrant No. 1,500 8 95 296 84 MISCEI LACTEOUS.

1816. Marine Hosyital K stablishment.

TO ISAAC ILSLEY, agent, Portland.

'March 31. Warrant No. 341 98 28 June 30. do. 900 81 81 September 80. do. 1568 108 07 . December 31. do. 2035 85 70 373 85

TO JAMES LADD, Partsmouth.

tune 30. Warrant No. 899 247 84 TO TIMOTFIY UPHAM, ditta

September 30. Warrant No. 1561

TO HENRY A. S. DEARBORN, Boston.

3farch 31. Warrant No. 339 2, 131 57 June 30. do. 896 2.306 14 September 80. do. 1557 ~ 2,360 89 80. do. 1562 2,228 67 December 31, . do. 2034 . ~ 2, 888 46 11,415 VS TO , ¹ssport.

March 31. Warrant No. 344 45. 35 June 30. do. . 901 636 91 September 30. do. 1564 854 14 December 31. do. 2037 142 02 1',. 178 42 TO THOMAS COLES, Providence. 3farch 31, Warrant No. 842 196 26 June 80 do. 902 108 57 September 30. do. 1565 85 85 December 31. .do. 2086 88 408 68 TO CFIARLES COLLINS, Bristol.

March 31. Warrant No. 343 106 05 June 80. do. 908 80 80 September 30. do. 15 z 3 102 99

TO THOMAS H. CUSHING, New London. 3farch 31. Warrant No. 346 327 61 June 80. do. 904 359 99 December 81. do. 2088 ~ 231 39 918 gg

Carried forward, 8 14)884 62 hlISCEI I.ANEOUS.

Brought for~ear&i, S 14,834 62 1816.

TO ABRAHAM BISHOP, ¹m Flaxen. .llarch 31. Warrant No. 337 157 92 31. do. 345 143 78 301 70

TO ALEXANDER WOLCOTT, Niddletou)n. December 31. Warrant No. 2033 26 51 TO DAVID GELSTON, Nee) York.

3farch 31. Warrant No. 338 2, 218 85 Septe)nber 30. do. 1555 5, 261 88 December 31. do. 2030 2, 898 39 10,378 62

TO JOHN STEELE, Philadelphia; ilfarch 31. Warrant No. 347 3,729 29 September 30. do. 1558 4, 136 45 Decnn her 31. do. 2031 3,524 39 31. do. 2039 3,686 75 15,076 88

TO JAMES H. M'CULLOCH, Baltimore.

March 31. Warrant No. 348. 4, 197 56 June 30. do. 905. 4,963 14 September 30. do. 1566. 5, 141 91 December 31. do. 2040 5, 199 98 19,502 59

TO CHARLES SIMMS, Alexandria.

Autarch 31. Warrant No. 340 268 52 'December 31. do. 2041 862 97 1, 131 49 TO CHARLES K. MALLORY, Norfolk.

Anarch 31. Warrant No. 349 2, 330 20 September 30. do. 1559 ~ 8,206 51 30. do. 1 o67 1,555 23 December 31. do. 2042 l)348 55 13,440 49

TO ROBERT COCHRAN, 8'ilmington, 1V. C.

1March 31. Warrant No. 351 156 .June 30. do. 906 84 59 September 30. do. 1568 124 74 December 31. do. 2043 71 21 437 09

Carried forward, ~e 75, 129 99 MISC ELI.ANEOU S.

Brought I'oryard, 8 75, 129 99 1816,'

TO THOMAS H. BLOUNT, W'ashington, N. C. June 30. Warrant No. 897 66 76 30. do. 907 21 21 September 30. do. 1569 136 60 224 57

TO ENO('H SAWYER, Camden, N. C

June 30. Warrant No. 898 74 23 30. do. 908 55 29 December 3 l. do. 2032 89 18 218 65

TO LEVI FAGAN, Plymouth, N. C 3farch 31, Warrant No. 850 20 84 September 30. do. 15 ~4 44 tO . December 81. do. 2044 6 06 71 N

TO SAMUEL TREDWELL, Edenton, N. C

September 30. Warrant No. 1556 ~ ~ ~ 64 17 30. do. 1560 ~ - 93 25 157 42

TO SIMEON THEUS, Charleston, S. C 3farch 81. Warrant No. 352 317 49 June 80 do. 909 295 56 September 80. do. 1570 222 58 December 81. do. 2045 167 45 1,003 03

TO ARCHIBALD S. BULLOCH, Savannah. 3farch 31. Warrant No. 853 578 15 June 80. do 910 932 80 September 80. do. 1571 509 05 2,028

TO PETER L. B. DUPLKSSIS, ¹m Orleans. 3farch 31. Warrant No. 354 1,010 75 June 80. do. 9 l 1 982 73 September 80. do. 1572 695 o8 December 81. do, 2046 1,04l 81 3,730 92 '. 8'-', , :: 68 1816.

TO JOHN P. VAN NESS, RICHARD B. LEE, AND TENCH RING- GOLD, commissioners of the public buildings, on account of the ex- pense of repairing or rebuilding the President's house, capitol, and public oA'ices

January 13. Warrant No. 86 25, 000 March 20. do. 308 25, 000 50,000

TO SA. MUKL LANE, corn'missioner of the public buildings, on, account og ditto.

June 1. Warrant No. 708 20 000 12. do. 759 30,000 27. do. 838 581 40 July 29. do. 1061 25,000 September 9. do. 1358 25,000 26. do. 1452 5,000 27. do. 1516 10,000 October 18 do. 1729 116 45 lVovesnber 1. do. 1801 1,442 99 4. do. 1808 2, 791 60 8. do. 1831 10,000 129,932 44 TO DITTO, on account of the expenses of enelosin g and improving the public square east og' the capitol.

July 11. Warrant No. 1012 10,000 Aug ust 24. do. 1172 + ~ ~ 10,000 lVovember 8. do. 1830 10,000 30,000

TO DANIEL CARROLL, and others, owners of the new building on capitol hill, for fixtures and other expenses incurred, in fitting up the said building for the reception of Congress, per act of 8th Decem- ber, 1815.

January 19, Warrant No. 97 5)000

TO DITTO, fm rent of said building, from 8th December, 1815, to the 7th December, 1816.

June 20. Warrant No. 813 825 December 17. do. 1979 825 1,650

216,582 44 December 31. By appropriation Warrant No. 247, for this sum paid on 14th October, 1815, out of the appropriation for public buildings in Washington, for interest on a loan of p 25,000, which ought to have been a charge on the appr;ipriat&on for the public debt, un account of interest on temporary loans ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 645 20 3 215,987 24 1816. Boiiiitp to the Owners, ge. Of Private-Armed Vessels.

TO the owners, kc. of the privateer Grand Turk, for bounty allowed on two prisoners of war, captured by said privateer.

January 31. Warrant No. 133 25 Eebruary 2. do. ) 39 100

TO the owners, tkc. of privateer David Porter, for ditto, on ten prisoners of war, captured by said privateer. 1,000 february 2. Warrant No. 140 TO the owners, tkc. of the privateer Paul Jon'es, for ditto, on four prison- ers of war, captured by said privateer.

Ee'bruary 15. Warrant No. 1"/6

TO the owners, tkc of the privateer Revenge, for ditto, on four prisoners of war, captured by said privateer.

Iiebruary 23. Warrant No. 195 . , ~ ~ ~ 100 TO the owners, tkc. of the privateer Chasseur, for ditto, on twenty-five pri- soners of war, captured by said privateer.

Eebruary23. Warrant No. 196. . . ~ 100 1Varch 16. do. 295 . . ~ . 300 June 19. do. 811 ', ~ ~ .. 2, 100 2, 500

TO the owners, dirc. of the privateer Lawrence, for ditto, on five . prisoners of war, captured by said privateer. Iiebruary 23. Warrant No. 197 500

TO the owners, Rc. of the privateer York, for ditto, on four prisoners . of war, captured by said. privateer. February 23. Warrant 'No. 198 400

TO the owners, tk, c. of the privateer Kemp, for ditto, on twelve prisoners of war, captured by said privateer. E'eb. uary 23. Warra, nt No. 199 900 June 19. do. 810 300 1,200 TO the owners, tkc. of the privateer George Little, for ditto, on two pri' soners of war, c"ptured by said privateer.

capri/ 19. Warrant No. 495 200

TO thc owners, Kc. of the privateer Bla!:ely, for ditto, on two prisoners of war, captured by said privateer. April 23. Warrant No. 523 200

Car& ied foru:ard, 6,625 Brought forvrrrarrl, I 6, 625 1816.

TQ the owners, %c. ofthe privateer Herald, for bounty allowed on three prisoners of war& captured by said privateer.

April QQ. Warrant No. 545 . ~ . , ~ 300 TO the owners, &c. of the privateer Orlando, for ditto, on two prisoners of war, captured by said privateer. April 29. Warrant No. 547 . ~. . . ~ 200 TO the owners, &,c, of the privateer Brutus, for ditto, on fifteen prisoners of war, captured by said privateer. July 11. Warrant No. 1014'

TO the owners, Rc. of the privateer Roger, for ditto, on thirty-one prisoners of war, captured by said privateer.

August 13. Warrant No. 1122. . . . ~ 3, 140 TO the owners, &c. of the privateer Diomede, for ditto, on two prisoners of war, captured by said privateer. August 17. Warrant No. 1148 100 September 10. do. 1371 100 200 TO the owners, &c. of the privateer Macedonian, for ditto, on two prison. ers of war, captured by said privateer. August 24. Warrant No. 1173 . ~ -. . 200 TO the owners, &c. of the privateer General Putnam, for ditto, on three prisoners of war, captured by said privateer.

August 27. Warrant No. 1206 . ~ . ~ ~ . 300 TO the owners, &c. of the privateer Fox, for ditto, on fifteen prisoners of war, captured by said privateer.

September 27. Warrant No. 1512 1,500 TO the owners, &c. of the privateer Young Wasp, for ditto, on twenty-two prisoners of war„captured by said privateer. March 26. Warrant No. 320 1,000 September 27. do. 1517 800 October 26. do. 1775 400 2,200

TO the owners, &c. of the privateer Delille, for ditto, on one prisoner of war, captured by said privateer. October 1. Warrant No. 1606 P5

Carried jormird, l il. 150 MISCEI LACTEOUS.

Brought fore;ard, 4}' 16,150 1816.

TO the owners, &c. of the privateer Champlain, for bounty allowed on thir- teen prisoners of war, captured by said pr ivateer.

October 2. Warrant No. 1610 1)300

TO the owners, &c. of the privateer Ino, for ditto, on two prisoners of war, captured by said privateer.

.February 2'7. Warrant. No. 214 ~ ~ 200

TO the owners, &,c. of the privateer Cadet, for ditto, on„'two prisoners of war, captured by said privateer.

February 2V. Warrant No. 215 ~ ~ ~ 200

TO the owners, &c. of the privateer Portsmouth, for ditto, on two prison- ers of war, captured by said privateer. March 4. Warrant No. 233- 200

11 18,050

Survey of the Coast of the L'nited States.

TO FERDINAND R HASSLER, superinten'dent of the survey.

. July 8, Warrant No. 990 1,042 50 8. do. 991 1,042 50 8. do. 992 1,042 50 20. do. 1039 6,572 68 26. do. . 11'78 1,428 57 11,128 V5

TO JOHN J. ABERT, for the contingent expenses of the surv)ey.

I August 1$. Warrant No. 1119 1,000 g)ecember 24. . dp. 2004 2,000

TO JAMES COX, agent for the purchase of bills of exchang e. . June '27. Warrant No. 839 7)368 42 21)491 I' t MISCELLANEOUS.

1816. Building Custom houses, $c.

TOHARRISON G OTIS, EBENEZER FRANCIS, AND URIAH CO'I'TING, for the cost, of a lot of land purchased of them, on which the custom house establishment at Boston is erected. g«g«st 15, Warrant No 1141 29,000

TO JOHN STEELE, agent for the purchase of a site for a custom house at Philadelphia, on account of the cost of two lots and the buildings on which the said custom house is to be established. October RS. Warrant No. 1751 . . . 32,000 30. do. 1786 . . 1,500 'N)5M

TO DAVID GELSTON, agent for the purchase of a site for a cus- tom house at New York, being for the cost of the lots and buildings purchased of Eastburn, Kirk, tk Downes, on which the said custom house is to be established. December ll. Warrant No. 1959 70,000 s 132800

Payment of Claims for Property lost, tl'c. while in the Military Service of the United. States, yer act of 9th Ayril, 1846.

J«ly 19. Warrant No. 1033 To George Cooper, for 4 horses and three sets of harness, ~ 435

do. 1066 To Joseph Wilson, for a horse,

. A«g«st 2. do. 1078 To George Frame, do. do. 1079 To Joseph Corbett, do.

do. 1080 To James Harper, do. ~ 6$

do. 1081 To John Rodgers, do. do. 1088 To John Mace, do. do. 1083 To David Corbett, do;

do. 1084 To John Fisher, do. 65

Carried foru ard, 8 990 MISC EI LANKOUS.

Brought forward, 990 1816. To Spencer Glasscock', for a wagon, one horse cfugust 6. do. 1099 - l'illed and two wounded, . 313 75 Levering, for a horse, 60 33 . 7. do. 1 t01 To Septimus 8. do. 1107 To Isaac Entwistle. for a saddle, 98 9. do. 1108 To William Scott, for fencins, 170 9. do. 1109 To John L. Naylor, for a scow, ~ i 10. do. 1118 To Thomas Karr, for a, riQe, 12 10. do. 1113 To Samuel Davis, for two horses and a rifle, 156 10. do. 1115 To Samuel Eli'ot, jun. treasurer of the Wash- ington Bridge Company, for injury done by the agents of government to said, bridge, in August, 1814, 93,099 78

'14. Warrant Ão. 1185 To Jesse S. Ross, for a herse and accoutre- ments, 116

do. 1126 To Daniel Loury, for a horse, 160 I4. do, 1127 To Adam Harbour, do. 180 14. do. 1188 To James Pinkerton, for a horse, saddle, bri- dle, and blan¹t, 14. do. 1199 To John Dixson, for a horse, 60

dQ 1130 To Isaac Clark, du.

1,4, do. . 1131 To Allen T. Edmund„ for y. .sadc9e and blanket, 14. do, 1132 To Allen Kelly, for a hyr~„-, . 100 14. do. 1133 To Robert Burns, do. 150

14. do. 1134 To Hardin S. Adams, do, ~ 110 14. do. 1135 To Arthur Atkinson, do. 30 14. do. 1136 To John B. Dickson, do. 200

14. do. 1137 To Jesse Manly, for a horse and a rifle, 109

14. do. 1138 To Phillips Walker, for a horse, 140 14. do. 1139 To George Coble, do. 85

14. do. 1140 To S'amuel R. Perkins, for a gun, bayonet and cartouch box, 15

16. do. 1143 To Henry Pardee and Horace Turner, for two guns, two bayonets, Rc.

Carried forward, I 26,561 86 '98

Brought forveard, 26,561 86 1816.

August 19. Warrant No. 1153 To , attorney f'or Elijah Thrnckmorton, for a horse, 55 Edmund Claridge, do. 40 John Armstrong, do. 130 Peter Fields, do. 40 Israel Alcutt, do. 40

do. 1154 To Claudius V. Boughton, attorney for Ebenezer Stone, for a horse, 47 7'5 John Cookgin, do. ]16 25 Judson Down, do. 105 50 Henry Paddock, do. 58 Robert Green, do. 49 James M'Nutt, do. 104 Alanson Holbrook, do. 128 Andrew Deboro, do. 47 Samuel Gillis, do. 15 Caleb Hopkins, do. 63 50 Daniel- I. M'Vean, do. 73 Edward Van Dyke, do. 95 50 902 50

19. do. 1158 To Ensly Brown, for a horse, 65

21. do. 1159 To James Selby, do. 50

22. do. 1160 To Kber Terril, do. 9Q

dos 1161 To Claudius V. Boughton, attorney for John Paddock, for a horse and 28 Ira Smith, military ac- 15 Oliver Blake, coutrements 100

22. do. 1163 To ditto, attorney for James Gillis, f for 'horses, 155 David Patrick, ' carts, and 60 William Sage, accoutre- 160 George Daily, J meats. 63

Q3. do. 116/ To John G. Camp, for a horse, ~ ~

23. do. 1168 To Claudius V. Boughton, for accoutrements

23. do. 1169 To Julius Ranny, do

23. do. 1170 To Jeremiah iMorris, for a horse -y0

23. do. 1171 To Cyrenius Chapin, various horses and accou- trements, S:c. . ~ . . 810

e~9 Cat ried forward. , y 1' 86 MISCELLANEOUS.

Broug ht fm'teurd, 29,711 86 1816.

August 24. Warrant No. 11~5 To Cyrenius Chapin, attorney for nehemiah Smith, for a horse and ae- coutrements . . 120 John S. Holiday, do. . 110 230

26. do. 1176 To Horace J. Turner, for arms and ac- coutre ments, e ~ ~ 110

26. do. 1177 To John G. Camp, for horses, &c. . . 459 20 do. 1179 To Elijah Holford, for a horse, saddle, and bridle 79 26. do. 1180 To John Law, .attorney for John Harvey, for a horse, arms, and accoutrements 200 Ralph M. Pomeroy, do. 149 Raphael Cook, :do. 194

38. do. 1294 To Robert MtGu!re, for a horse . ~ 60 30. do. 1295 To John Nicholls, do. 102 W dp. 1300 To James Wallace, do. . 100 dp. 1303 To Richard Douglass, for a horse and accoutrements 112

do. 1308 To Joseph Bickley, for a horse . ~ ~

3~ do. 1309 To Elias N. D. Lashmutt, attorney for Robert Downing, for a horse. . 50 Abraham Johnson, do. 60 Robert Soward, . do. 50

4. .do. 1322 To Joel Strawn, for a'horse and wagon, ~ 169

do. 1323 To Moses Oldham, for a horse and aceou- .trements 48 50 do. 1324 To Nicholas Dillatd, for two horses and ac- coutrements 150

do. 1325 To.John Armstrong, for two horses, 235 do. 1326 To Thomas Wilson, for a horse 65

6. do. 1344 To A, maziah Morgan, do.

.13. do. 1386 To Tench Ringgold, R Co. l' or a rope walk, and its conterits, destroyed by the enemy, in consequence of its military occupation .by tive United States 18749 89

.parried forwurof, It 51,230 90 MISCELLANEOUS.

Brought forseard, 51,230 90 1816.

Sept 14. Warrant No. 1388 To Daniel Carroll, legal proprietor of tbe Washington Hotel, for the destruction of said hotel by the enemy. . . 27,093 50

16. do. 1391 To Samuel M'Adow, for a horse. . . ~ 80 16. do. 1398 To Benjamin Perry, for three horses. . . 150 17. do. 1397 To Brice N. Garner, attorney for Collin M'Kenney, for a horse, 75 Argyle Campbell, do. ~ 5S William Ogelby, do. 10 Jesse Daniel, for a gun, 15 John Henson, for a horse, 180 Joseph Henderson, for a horse and equipments, ~ ~ 58 . John. Davis, .for a horse, 55 . Jeremiah Harlslep, do. ~ 60 Robert Watt, do. 44 Tunstall Gregory, do. . 100 Alexander. Duvall, do. ~ 60 John Cox', do. 75

David Henderson, , do. 60 Benjamin M. Davis, do. 70 Collin M'Kenney, do. ~ 100 Archibald M'. Kenney, do. 185 William Cunningham, do. 140 Horatio Philpot, do. 100 William Haley, do. 48 Thomas Pinkerton, do. ~ 75

17. do. ~ 1399 To Benjamin Bowman, for a horse, 80

17. - do. 1400 To Jotham Bisbie, for guns, 6f

18. do. 1407 To William Hodge, for the destruction of his house, and its contents, 4, 800

18. do. 1408 To John Claytor and John Randall, for a boat, ~ 120 18. do. 1409 To.Nathaniel 2, Platt, for the destruction of his storehouse and wharf, 1,. &4, &

18. do. 1410 To John Fillmore, for a wagon, 60 .18. do. 141P, To James Smith, for the destruction of his houses& ~ .~ e ~ 4, "& 0

19. do. 1419 To Peter .Sailly, do. 1, !39

10 do. 1420 To Zenas Barker, do. 1,00&s NISGELLANEOUS.

Broug ht forward 93, 186 40 1816.

Sept 21. Warrant No. 1424 .To James Stewart, attorney for Isaac Rodgers, for a horse, 80 William P. Smith, do. ~ 58 Nontelion W. Wilson, do. ~ 70 Peyton Marlow, do. 40 Gideon Harman, do. 70 George Fisher, do. 60 Samuel Moreland, do. 50 Jacob Dickinson, do. 125 Wyatt Arnold, for a gun, 18 John Laslie, for a horse, 35 Jeremiah Sullivan, for accoutrements, 25 John Davidson, for a horse, 60 Stephen Forrester, do. 'Z5 Amos Roark, do. 125 William Crav'en, for a gun, 22 Edward Brown, do. ~ 16 Hugh B. Jamison, do. 18 William Bingham, for a horse, 65 .James M'Cutchin, for accoutrements, 20 William B-ight, for a horse, 91 James Pearson, do. 20 William Williams, do. 66 William H; Bedford, do. 150 Thomas L Thornton, for a horse and accoutrements. . . 140 John M'Claren, for a horse, ~ 65 . John Rutherford, for a horse and ac- coutrements, . 80 John Gray, for a gun. . . 12 William Anthony, for a horse, 55 .Isaac Baker, for a horse and accou. trements, . . . 130 John Davis. for a gun. . . 12 George Saunders, for a horse and ac- coutrements, 147 Robert Page, for a horse, 75 Isaac Jones, do. '75 Benjamin Cox, for accoutrements, I'I Andrew Reed, for a horse, 65 Thomas Tunnage, do. 60 William Tillett, for a horse and ac- coutrements, ~ . 134 Bryan Reynods, for accoutrements, j 44 Robert Hoges, for a horse and blan- l-et, . . . ~ 106 David Hamilton, for a horse, - 85 James Smith, for a horse and accou- trements. . . 112 James Hiflin, for a horse and equip- ments, 165 Daniel Dansby, do. do. 95 Edward Smith, do. do. 105 50 Samuel Work, for a horse and rifle, 7' Jobathan May, for a horse, 45 James Morgan, do. 100 3,355 50

Carried forward, . 8 96,541 90 iX'. ISC EI I AN j.". OUR.

Br onglit forward, "I 96,541 90 1816.

Sept. 23. Warrant No. 1425 'I'o Cyrus Hulburd, attorne'y for James S. Agard, t'or a ho rse, 164 George Mausville, do. 94 John Cherry, do. 148 Andrew Dunn, do. 103 Milin Robison, do. 128 Alfred Upson, do. 133 Calvin Arnold, do. 1T3 Ei'as Adams, do. 71 Stephen S. Eaton, do. ll3 Henry Riley, do. r8 James 'I'rendle, do. g4 John Stack, do. 39 athaniel Wyatt, do, 69 Ralph Langwetl, do, 59 Samuel F. Monroe, do. 54 Johnson Petton, do. 59 Elezar Davis, do. 76 John Creemer, do. 150 Alfred Carpenter, do. 80 William Riley, do. 60 James Harper, do. 65 Jacob Cowgal, , do. 65 William Lowder, do. 65 Chauncey Beche, do. 44 Forr est 54eeker, do. 175 Benjamin Olds, do. . 45 Miron Dixson, do. 65 William Smith, do. 60 Sylvester Root, do. 60 James Perfect, do. 50 James Cratvford, do. 140 I 2, 785

do. 1426 To Hugh Stanard, -for a Horse, 100

do. . 1436 To James Stewart, attorney for Jonathan Reaves, for a horse, ~ 35 T'homas NichoIts, do. . 75 Lemon Mathershed, do. . 118 Charles Kelly, for a gun, Robert Evans, t'or a horse, ~ 100 Overton Ha'. ey, do. . . 50 Elie Hope, t'or accoutrements, . 15 50 .Edmund Edney, for a horse, ~ 80 William Thompson, for a herse and accoutremeots. . . 88 Ji hn Saundcrson, do. 62 John Mitchell, do. 45 (iien O~vens, for a sword; 20 Danie Sanderson, for accoutre- ments, ~ ~ g

Carried foru;ard, S 718 50 99,426 90 90 Broug ht form:ard, g 718 DO g»42 1816.

SePt 24. Warran No 1436 To Susan Anthony, for a horse, 40 as Terry, for accoutrements, 25 Thomas Simpson, for a horse, 90 William P. May, do. . 130 Mary M'Coy, for a gun, . 15 +lexander Craig, for a horse and ac- coutrements, ' . . 98 Henry Richardson, for a horse, 150 John V. Pelt, do. . 65 James Ashby, do. . 60 Lewis 'I'une, do. VO Levin Edney, for a horse andaccou- trements, ~ . ~ 98 25 Robert Hite, for a gun and accou- trements, . ~ ~ 25 50 George Urey, for accoutrements, 21 William Dunoss, for a gun and blanket, . . . 25 1,631 25

24. do. No. 1437 To Josiah Rogers, for a horse, . - 60 24, do. No. 1439 To Thomas Hill, attorney for Bracket Davidson, for a horse and equipments, . . . 100 Samuel D. M'Mahon, for a horse, 125 Wiley GriAin, for equ&pments, . 24 William Debbins, for a horse and accoutrements, . . . 96 A. aron Lancaster, for accoutrements, 42 James M ilugan, do. 12

do. 5Io. 1441 To Henry Shelby, attorney for John L. Bartlett, for a horse and ac- coutrements. . . ~ 90 Barnaby Eagan, for a horse 70 Edmund Borum, for a horse, saddle, and bridle, . . . 58 50 Heirs of J. Smith, for a horse and accoutre ments, ~ 91 William Woodward, do. 169 James Bradley, do. 151 George Mitchie, ' do. . 67 Absolom Smith, do. ~ 69 Henry H. Howell, for a blanket, 6

25.~ do. .No. 1446 To Henry Shelby, attorney fot' hritton'I'aylor, for a horse, . 65

102 288 65 NISCERLA. NEOUS.

.Brought forward, g 02288 65

25. Warrant No. 1446 To Britton Taylor, for a horse and equipments, . ~ 117 Samuel Dickens, for a horse, 55 John Cowger, for arms and accou- trements, 34 Robert Donnell, for a horse, 80 Tnbias Henderson, for a gun, 20 Ben jamin Tucker, do. 25 Beverley Williams, do. 20 Jacob M'Dermont, for a horse, 65 Daniel Br o wn, do. 100 Butler Arnold, do. 55 Uriah E. W Rogers, for ahorse and accoutre ments, 70 Adam Cowger, do. 104 Obadiah Hardin, for accoutrements, 14 Michael Petner, for a blanket 6 James Dark, for a horse and gun, 70 Joseph Eddins, for arms and accou- trements, e 19 Williamson Williams, do. 20 John M'Farland, for a horse, 70 Brinkley M Rogers, for a saddle, 15 William Mitchell, for a gun, 15 John T. Goodall, for a horse and ac- coutrements, 99 Bowen Webb, for a horse, 60 John Palmer, do. 70 Samuel Conyers, for arms and ac- coutre ments, 28 George Franklin, for a horse, 80 Obadiah G. Tenley, do. 55 Richard Bradley, do. 101 Harvey, Young, for property, 67 50 1,509 50 25. do No. 1447 To Joel Willard, for arms,

25. , do. No. 1448 To Thomas Hill, attorney for John Waggoner„ for a horse and ac- coutrements, ~ ~ 175 Samuel Mitchell, for a horse, 50 Thomas Boatwright, for accoutre- ments, 18 John Handlin, for equipments,

do. Ão. 1449 To James Stewart, attorney for Cullin Gardne&, for a horse, 140 George Floyd, for a horse and gun, 0 Jonathan Floyd for a gun and bridle, 10 Priestly Bradford, l'or a horse and accoutrements,

Cani. d gorzcard, 104, l58 18 l6. Bronght forward, 8 308 104,. 158 15

Sept. 25. Warrant No. 1449 To Jonathan Hardin, l' or a horse, 50 Lewis Miller, for a gun, . 8) 878

do. No. 1451 To Robert Buchanan, for the destruc- tion of his buildings and their contents. . . ~ ~ - 4&534 80 f'6. do. No. 1507 To James Boyd, for a horse, . . . 100 26. do. No. 1508 'I'o Vance Greer, attorney for Murrett. Alartin, for a hor se, 65 Samuel Capias, do. 63 '1'homas Hughes, do. 45 Ezel-:el Gillum, do. 100 Robert Porter, do. 45 John Smith, do. 45 362 do. No. 1509 To Hosea Williams, for two boats, 27. do. No. 1510 To Aches Kathelage, for a gun, . ]0 27. do. No. 1513 To David Jones, attorney, for John Logan, for plank, Rc. 150 Samuel Beteher, do. 100 Thomas Chamberlain, do. 168 John Gray, do, 196 609 f7. do. No. 1514 To Jonathan Buck, for two horses and blankets 195 do. No. 1515 To William A. Johnson, for a horse,

October 1. do. No. 1c04 To Thomas Joyce, for a horse and ac- e outrements,

do. No. 1605 To Ebenezer Walden, for the destruc- tion of his house and stable and their coritents, ~ 6,393 do. No. 1631 To William O'Neal and Robert Taylor, for the destructio«of a schooner, 4, 000 do. No. 1647 To Lund Washington, attorney for Robert L. Dean, for a horse, . 70 William Fawcet, for a gun, . 12 James Drew, for a r'. fle. He iry Cage, for a horse. . . 85 John Johns, for agun, s, .ddle, Rc. 88 Willie. rn Duncan, for a horse, sad- dle, R,c. ~ . . ~ 127 John H, pe, do. 78 75 Bland lviurray, for two horses, 145 James Y. Green, lor a horse and sad- dler ~ ~ ~ 55 628 75 Cart ried for rt)ard, ldl 64~ dcQ 8~ ought forward, S 121,642 20 1816.

October 5. Warrant No. f649 To Ebenezer Wilson, for a horse, do. 1657 To George Holloway, for a horse and equipments,

do. 16T4 To Samuel B. Martin, for a horse and surgical inst' uments, 200

do. 1676 To Richard M. k J. B. E~selstyne, for the destruction ol' his store house, 1 409 50

do. 1684 To William Gill, for two horses, and other property, 182 10. do. To Benjamin Caryl, and Lucius and Ju- ba Storrs, for the destruction of their houses by the enemy, while occupied as a military store, 16,368

IO. doi 1690 To Richyr4 Wallach, attorney for Irvin Caruthers, for a horse, 40 Henry Pleikard, do. 40- James Calvin, do. 50 Robert Ervin, do. 85 Aatron Taylor, do. 45 Jacob Wgson, do. 45 255

10. do. 1691 To Anson Aivord, for a wagon, two horses, and harness,

doe 1692 To Sarah Cannon, fencing taken for fuel,

doe 1698 To Thomas B. Cooke, for accoutre- ments,

doe 1702 To Aaron Stout, for a horse, do. 1725 To Nathaniel Merrill, for the destruction of a dwelling and store house, Rc. 6, 156

do. 1&26 To Joshua Giilett, for the destruction of a dwelling, and other buildings, Rc. ~ ~ 5,700 do. 1781 To James Tilford, attorney for Edmund Vineson, for a horse, 45 Benjamin I ong, for arms, 22 John Hill, for a horse, 75 Richard Graham, do. 50 Jacob Waggoner, for a hoi se and accoutrement, So Henry 'I'uggle, for a blanket. 4 Isaac M'Neely, for a horse, 85 William Blackwell, do. 90 $S ii-. on Williams, admr. for ac- coutretnents,

Carried J'oryard, S 462 152,520 70 MISCELK ANKOUS. Brought f'oryard, g 462 152,520 70 1816.

. 65 0«»&r, 18. Warrant No. 1731 To Stephen Cole, for, a horse, William Riggs, !;do. 50 William Stewart, for a horse and accoutrements, ~ ~ 102 Henry 'C. Miners, for accoutre-' ments, ~ ~ ~ 9 Roscow Cole, do. ~ 6 Hartwell Weaver, do. 12 50 , do. 14 James Haley, fora horse, 60 John Eubanks, for a gun, 25 Josiah D Huddleston, for a horse, 70 Hugh 8 Smyley, , do. 60 John Roberts, do. 55 Matthew B. Cathey, for a horse and accoutrements, 126 50 Davis Gurley, admr. for a horse, 107 50 J oseph Williams, for accoutre- ments, ~ ~ Jo'hn M'Lin, for a horse and sad. die, 70 Jesse Cox, for a horse and accou- trements, ~ ~ ~ 78 Simeon Mothershed, for a gun, 10 Nicholas Hail, for a horse, 56 Samuel M'Gower, for two horses, 85 Wilson L. Gower, for a horse, 60 Saml. M. Gower, admr. for a sad- dlep ~ ~ ~ ~ Thomas W. Feleno, admr. for a gun, 10 Nicholas Hail, for accoutrements, 5 50 Betsey Farley, admx. for a horse, 90 David M'Adow, admr. for accou- trements, . ~ 10 John Johnson, do. 17 25 William L. Lindsey, for a horse, 35 Wiley Davis, for arms and accou- trements, Theophilus Hamilton, for a horse and accoutrements, 75 Jane M'Allester, for a gun, 10 Allen Bowen, for accoutrements, 20 Willis Norsworthy, do. 10 Arthur Williams, do. 8 James Boyles, do. 10 Ebenezer Frazer, for a horse, 60 Hugh M'Crory, for accoutrements, IO William Williams, for a horse, 80 William Grimmet, do. 60 .Samuel M'Ay, for a horse and ac- e outrements, James Thompson, for a horse, 7'0 Smith Madlack, do. 85 William Neely, admr. for accou. trements,

Carried forward, S 2)392 50 152,520 7G &otlghf forlrardy S 2,399 50 152y520 70 1816.

Ocfober 18. Warrant No. 1731 To John C. Mitchell, for a horse, 65 John Minus, do. .50 William Benson, for a horse and gUlly ~ ~ ~ ~ gg Thomas Dowlin, for a horse 45 .James Walker, for accoutrements, 30 Benjamin Gibbert, do. 14 Samuel Bethel, for a horse, 50 Conrod Lamberson, for arms and ace outre ments, 17 Thomas Brown for arms, 16 Robert Hodges, for arms and ac- coutrements, 29 Daniel Chapman, for a gun, 10 Jeremiah French, for a horse, 45 Thomas Whaley, admr. for two blankets, 5 James Sire'hett, executor, for one blanket, 7 Thomas Moore, for accoutrements, 12 Jacob Fox, do. 3 John Spencer, for a gun and bridle, 11 Jesse Gill, for a gun, 95 Edmund Thompson, do- 10 John Moore, for accoutrements, 5 Lewis Wasltborny for a horse, 30 John Bruce, for accoutrements, 12 Josiah R. Smith, do. 18 Henry Hall, do. 30 William Denny, do. 16 John Paschal, Senr. do. ~ 15 William Pistole, do. 15 James Rowland, do. 3 Berry R Starks, for a horse and bridle, 51 William Caldwell, for a horse and - equipments, 117 John Collongin, for a horse, 80 Henry Kions, do. 60 -Pleasant Irby, for accoutrements, ll David H Smart, for a horse, 80 John Moore, do. 60 William Wilson, for a horse and equipments, 80 John Steele, for a gun, 10 Edward Harris, for a horse, 65 Booker Richardson, for arms and accoutre ments, 20 James M'Cormick, for a horse and accoutrements, 60 William M'Fadden, for accoutre- ments, 3 Ashburn Self, for a horse, 60 AWxander Brown, for a gun, 12 50

Ammed forward, g 3, 8,51 59 152,520 y(.i MI'ECEI, LACTEOUS.

Srought foru:ard, g 3,851 50 152,520 &0 18l6. Scott, foraccoutrements, 36 50 Oc(oLer 18. Warrant Ão, 1'Dl To Nehemiah Kldridge Bowen, do. . 10 iNehemiah Scott. for a horse, . 45 Constantinc P. Sneed, for accou- trements, Larkin Smith, for arms and accou- trements, ~ ~ - 20 Joshua Mores, for a horse and bridle, ~ ~ ~ - 36 Mason Ri"hardson, for accoutre- ments. ~ . ~ ~ 20 athaniel Way, for a horse, arms, and accoutrements. . 120 Charles Long„ for accoutrements, 20 James Pitt, for a horse, . 45 George D. Blackmore, do. . 75 James H. Smith, for a horse and accoutrements, ~ 93 John M'I"adin, for accoutrements, 12 William Rose, for a horse and ac- coutrements. . . 83 David Pinkerton, junr. for a horse, 65 Aaron'Van Hook, for a horse and accoutrements, Walter Clopton, do. . 79 .James Loyd, do. 60 Samuel Hunter, do. . 60 Samuel Haw, for accoutremen'. s, 18 Thomas Cayoe, do. . 8 Benjamin Bruton, for a horse, 50 Robert Laurence, do. . 100 Hinton Blurton, do. . 97 Robert gdmonston, for a horse and al ms' ~ ~ ~ ~ 66 'Israel Morris, for equipments, 12 George Depriest, for a horse, 80 Joseph Collins, for a gun and blanket, . - ~ 14 Abraham Overall, for a horse, 65 Alexander Ralph, for a gun and accoutrements, ~, . 10 Ira Creenk, for a horse, . 55 Joseph Burnett, for arms and ac- coutrements, . 33 James Rose, for a horse, . 50 Robert Jobe, for a horse and ac- coutrernents. . . 55 Ralph Blair, for a rifle, . 15 Wille M Call for a horse, . 30 Benjamin Phillips, do. . 75 Jonathan Elston, for arms and ac- coutrements, ~ . 25 Samuel Keziah, for a horse and saddle, ~ ~ ~ ~ 45 Carried forward, g 5,677 75 152,520 70 NISCKl I ANK0VS.

.Brought forteard, 8 5, 677 75 15$,520 70 1816.

October 18. Warrant No. 1731 '1'o John C. Neely, for a horse and arms, 37 David Waggoner for a horse 45 Joshua Bi'ut ton, do. 70 David M'Allester, for a horse and accoutrements, 67 C, igc Hale, for a horse, 70 Chr istopher Wright, do. 40 Jolin A. Walker, for accoutre- ments, Janus Evans, for arms and accou- trements, 15 50 Thomas Gentry, for a horse and accoutrements, 10$ John Phillips, for a hotse, 40 John Roberts, do. 50 James O' Neil, do. 60 William Given, do. 70 John Lawrence, do. 70 John Peir-ey, do. 50 William Coltharp, do. t5 Willam Caldwell, do. 100 Julius Elmore, do. 65 Hei ry Tharp, do. .62 50 William Braden, do. 65 John Fitzhugh, for a gun, PO John Ragains, do. 16 Olley Blackmore, for a horse and accoutrements, 87 Robert Shannon, for a horse, 67 50 Aley Collingswort'h, for a horse and accoutrements, 61 Richeson Edwards, for a saddle, 10 Nelson Alt'ord, for a gun, 10 John Bruce, for a horse, 40 Nathan Stockaid, for a hot'se and ace outrements, 90 Peter Winn, do. 110 Alexander Ralph, for a gun and accoutrements, 14 Silas Alexander, for two horses, 120 Richard Marlow, for a horse, 65 7,566 25

do. 1738 To Jones S= Wall er, aitornies for Ri. ha: d IVl'Gee, for a horse, French Moore, do. ~ 57 50 Jeptha Moore, do. ~ 45

1733 To Thomas Jones, for horses, arms, and accoutrem;;tits,

1734 To Joi n Donnelson, attorney for Jol n. vi'Gii„ei, i..:r a horse,

Canied fore;ard, 8 loU, OW 4" IOG MISCELLANEOUS.

Broug ht forward, 90 160,608 45

1816. for a horse, 90 Odober Rl, Warrant No, 1734 To William Payne, Spencer Payne, do. 80 Isaac Bezzel, do. 50 Kphraim Brown, for two horses, arms, and accoutrements, 188 Elijah 'Brooks, for a horse, 60 do. for a gun, N Thomas Bradford, for a horse and accoutrements, 80 50 John Donnelson, for a horse, 3Q do. do. ~ 200 John Kdney, for two horses, 140 John Gray, admr. for a rifle, 17 Thomas T. Haynes, for a horse, 55 Chr istopher Hutchings, do. ~ 150 Henry Hays, do. 55 Thomas Hutchings, do. 65 Zachariah Jackson, for arms and accoutrements, 33 Joshua Kelley, for a horse, 85 Herbert Lee, do. 50 Whitfield Moore, do. 100 Andrew Melvin, do. 40 William Newcorn, for a gun and accoutrements, 10 Howel Peobles, for a gun, 28 Jeremiah Roberts, for a horse, 50 Wright A. Reeder, do. 80 John. Sruggs, do. 85 Isaac Towel, for arms and accou- tre ments, 47 Joel W. Winston, for a horse, 66 0,040 00

To Elias Gilman, for a horse,

doe To Cyrenius Chapin, for the destruction of a dwelling house and other buildings, and of household furniture and other. effects, 17/84

do. 1NO To Samuel King, for two horses, do. 1741 To Robert M'Call, for a horse 120

do. 1N4 To John Roberts, for a horse, 80

do. 1N5 To John Finnemore, for a horse and coutrements,

doe 1750 To Charles M. Ransdell, for a horse, 104 ' doe 1755 To John Hunter, for a boat. 60

doe 1756 To Joseph Runyon& for a horse,

Carried forward, 180,909 45 MISCEIL ANEOUS. 10/

Brought fm ward, 180,909 4.3 1816.

O~%%dober 23. Warrant No. 1757 To Edmund Tandy, for a horse,

&Io. 1761 To Oliver Forward, for the destruction of a dwelling house, off)ce, and barn, and of household furniture and other articles, 3)700

1768 To Charles Townsend and George Coit, for the destruction of a dwelling and store house in Buffalo, and of house- hold furniture, Rc. 6,476 50 1763 To Sacket Dodge, for the destruction of a dwelling, and two barns, and of household furniture and other ef- fects, ~ ~ 1,335 do. 1765 To Nathaniel Sill, admr, of John J. Seelye, for the destruction of a dwelling, and of household furniture and other effects) ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ 1,500

do. 1766 To Richard Wallach, attorney for John Knox, for a horse and sad- dle, William Barker, for a horse and bridle, Thomas Cooper, for a horse and accoutrements, 39 William Davidson, do. 56 50 James Fowler, for a horse and equipments, 67 50 Jonas Jones, do. 87 John Bridgeford, do. 65 50 William Alberston) do. 61 50 Henry Watts, do. 78 50 Jacob Morris, do. 46 50 William Morris, do. 71 John Malone, do. 48 50 John Johnson, do. 49 50 James Hancock, do. 51 50 Jeremiah Fowler, do. 57 50 Matthew Ewing, do. 939

doi .1769 To Lund Washington, attorney for James Drew, for two horses, 110 Nathaniel J. Nowell, for accoutre- ments, 15 50 James L. Wortham, for a horse and accoutrements, 144 Samuel French, for a horse, 72 Mercer Morris, do. 70 411 5)0

Carrried forward) 195,340 45 108 MISCKLL'ANEOU S.

Brought forward, g 195,340 45 1816. attorney for .October 25. Warrant No. 1VV4 To Thomas Dougherty, John anci W:.ihers Conway, . for two horses, ~ ~ ~ ~ 164 60 Nathaniel Wilson, for a horse, 68 50 233 10 Talbert, for a horse, 26. - do. 1VVV To Mary 90 28. do. .1VV8 To Henry Nevill, for a wagon and two horses, 401

28. do. 1VV9 To John Sackrider, for a horse, arms, and accoutre ments, 150

Clo 1V84 To Michael Nourse, for a horse and ac- coutrements, 155

clos 1V85 To Henry Vinson, for a gun, '10

30. do. 1V8V To Spencer E Gibson, for three horses. attorney for Nor. 1 ~ Clo. 1803 To James Roan, Daniel Jackson, for a horse, 90 J~ihn Spatt, do. V5 Joshua Pearry, for a gun, 18 Je, hn Greacy, for accoutrements, 14 william R. M'Adams, for a horse, VO Baxter Young, for a horse and ac- r outrements, Thomas Baylies, for a horse, William Baker, for arms and ac- coutrements, 9 Per!n Bandy, do. 25 Knoch Berry, for a horse and ac- coutrements, Alexander Cotton, for accoutre- ments, ~ ~ ~ ~ 54 50 Jesse Featherston, for a gun, 20 Alexander Gwin, !or a horse and accoutrements, Samuel Gordon, for a gun and ac- coutrements, 25 50 Willis Hall, for a horse and gun, 53 Cuddy Harrison, for accoutre ments, ~ ~ ~ 26 50 David I ogue, for a horse, 85 James Little, do. 65 Moses lvl'Carley, do. 80 Joseph Morris, for a gun and ac- coutrements, 35 Jacob Morton, for accoutrements, 30 25 Klie Odam, do. 33 Knos Pepkin, for a horse, 100 John Stobuck, do. 40 John Stennett, for a horse and ac- coutreu;ents,

Canied for!sard, 8 1,306 25 196,839 55 MISCELLANEOUS. 109

Brought forward l)306 25 196,839 55

1 ~ Warrant No. 1803 To Elijah Boyd, for a horse, 65 Green Seat, for a gun, 15 Nathan Lusby, for a horse, 60 James Gordon, do. 40 1,486 25

do. 1805 To the supervisors of the county of Clinton, state of New York, for the destruc- tion of the court house of said county. 8,000 do. 1807 To Lund Washington, attorney for Henry Blackwell, for two horses, 90 Sherwood Bryant, for a gun, 15 Thomas B. Coleman, for accoutre- ments, ~ - . . VO Abner Jones, do. . 45 Josiah Shafer, for a horse, 70 John Brondaway, do, Y5 William Maginiss, do. '75 Nathaniel Perry, do. ~ 60

do. 1812 To George M'Cormick, senr. for a horse and accoutrements, 106

do. 1813 To William Maxwell, for a horse,

doe 1816 To Peter Sailly, fencing taken and burnt, 90

do. 1819 To John Nichols, for two horses,

doe 1820 To Elijah Cotham, for a gun, 20 8. do. 1835 To Nathaniel Leonard, for his crop taken for the subsistence of the army,

do. 1837' To Augustus Porter, for 120 barrels of salt taken from him and used in making a battery at fort Niagara, 'Z20

do. 1838 To James Bailey, for damages he sustained in consequence of the occupation ofsoldiers ofthe United States army, of buildings and lands belonging to him and rent thereof during such occupation, 1839 To Benjamin G. Wood, for timber and wood) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

do. 1840 To Benjamin Moores, and Wm. Bailey, for wood and timber, 654 do. 1842 To John Law, attorney for Thomas Head, for a horse, 32 40 J ohn I saacks, do. 62 40 William Barbour, do. 57 40

Carried forveard) $" 152 20 210,046 80 Cc MISC E LLANEOUS.

Brought forward, 4t 152 20 210,046 80

11. Warrant No. 1842 To Henry Ferguson, for a horse, 82 40 William Bal'er, do. 32 40 Mat(hias Wright, do 52 40 James Davis&&n, do. 47 40 Henry Stallcup, do. 82 40 449 20

do. 1858 To Richard Woods, for a horse, 85 15. do. 1864 To Lund Washington, attorney for Joseph Payne, for a horse and ac- couti ements, ~ ~ 69 James Shaw, for a gun, 19 Peter Luna, for a horse, 80 Nancy Dorsett, for a horse and accout rements, ~ ~ 64 John Armstr(ing, fora horse, ~ 100 John. Nixon, for a rifle, 18 Peter Milson, admr for a horse and accoutrements, ~ 100 400

15. do. 1865 To Walter P. Groesbeck and Abraham Long, for two horses, 246 50

.do. 1866 To Amos Eldredge, for rail fencing, 187 50 16. do. 1868 To Chauncey Woodruff, deceased, for ac- couirements, 35 do. 1882 To Samuel i%I'Kean, attorney for James H. Speer. , for a horse, . 100 .James W- Sloan, for a pair of pistols, . . . . 33 138

1890 To Benjamin L Lear, attorney for Patrick D»ugherty, for a horse and accoutrements . . 175 .lohn Farrar, for a horse, . 140 James Hone, do. . . 140 William Hartwell, do. . 85 Thomas kerr, lor a horse and ac. c,&uti ements, 185 Henry Russell, for a horse, 100 William Shanks, do. . . 120 Shaied Thomson, for a gun, . 22 John West, for a horse and accou- trements, ~ . . 160 John Tyre, do. ~ 70 1,197 do. 1891 To John M'Ghee, attorney for Daniel Ra:an, for a horse, 90 Henry Hide, do. . 100 Carried forward, 5 190 212,780 NISCELI. Abi E ~l US.

Brought foru&&ard, 8 190 212,780

22. Warrant No. 1891 To Moses Gamble, for a horse, . 65 Benjamin k ilborn, do. . tiO 315

do. 1895 To James M'Lauglin, for 20,000 feet of boards' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 180

doe 1896 To James Moore, for a frame house taken down, 190

do. 1897 To John Forsman, for a horse,

23. doe 1898 .To Law and Wallach, attornies for John Warner, for a horse, 52 40 Samuel Engleman, do 72 40 Thomas Terrill, do. 37 40 162 20

do. 1899 To James Seevers, for a horse and accou- tre ments, . ~ 104 do. 1900 To George Kibbe, deceased, for a schooner, do. 1912 To John Benson, for a saddleand blanket,

27. doe 1913 To John Chalmers, senr. for damages done to.his dwelling,

do. 1914 To John Erskine, for accoutrements, 28. do. 1919 To Thomas Proctor, for a horse, 62 80 do. 1920 To John Davidson, attorney for John M'Clintock, for a horse, 65 Michael Bash, do. . 55 120

do. 1921 To Hiram Morse, for boards and timber, 400 do. 1922 To Elijah Creel, attorney for Wil. iam Bowman, for a horse, 118 20 John Durham, do. 83 20 John Eilis, do. 53 20 John Fisher, do, 53 20 James Lyon, do I 93 20 John Miner, do. 6,5 20 Th&&mas L Moss, do. 85 Henry Smith, do. 58 20 Thomas Smith, do. 38 20 'Barret White, do. 79 20 Samuel W&lson, do. 73 20 John M Chord, do. 53 20 853 20

do. 1926 To David Ricketts, for a horse, 6,5

(a~ ried form;ard, 218, }05 95 MISCELLANEOUS.

Broag ht forward, f 218, 105 95

4. Warrant No. 1939 To Philip Nauro, attorney for John P. Graham, for a horse Vl 20 'William Talbot, do. ~ Tl 20 William Cotton, do. Vl 20 Clement Johnson, do. 81 20 William Brian, do. 51 20 Hardin J. Chenoweth, for a gun, 20 Francis H. Price, for a horse, 41 20 James Cravans, do. 51 20 Benjamin Briggs, do. 66 20

do. 1951 To Nathan Vick, 'for a horse . ~ do. 1952 To James Pettigrew, forawagonandteam, do. 1954 To John C. Greaves, for a horse, 10. do. 1956 To Benjamin Moore, for the destruction of the crops of corn and potatoes grow- ing on his lands, and of fences, R, c. 10. do. 1957 To Gilbert Evarts, for fencing taken and burnt, 25

10. doe 1958 To Joseph Watson, attorney for James Witherall, for a horse, 100 Robert Massie, admr. do. 68 Job Springer, do ~ 30 William Grinlee, for a horse and saddle, . . . . 55 James Pricket, for a horse, 30 Joseph Kratzer, do. ~ ~ 35 Henry Reynolds, do. ~ 40 Isaac Knapp, for a horse and ac- coutre ments. . . V5 John Cochran, for a horse, . 50 John Gordon, do. ~ 40 James M'Cormick, do. .50 Jesse Davis, for a wagon, two horses and geer. . . 213 30 f86 30 do. 1964 To Jacint Laval, for a horse,

doe 1966 To John M. Scott, deceased, for a horse

13. doe 1968 To Thomas Dougherty, attorney for James Johnson, for a horse, ~ 24 40 Isaac Lawrence, do. 59 60 Isaac White, do. 58 80 142 80 do, 1975 To Samuel M'Eldry, for a horse, "I2 50 do. 1978 To William Stansbury, for a horse, 200

Carried forward, I 220, 869 65 MISCEI LANEOUS.

Brought forward, 220 869 65 1816.

Dec. 18. Warrant 5o. 1983 To William Applegate, far a horse, 50

18. do. 1984 To William G Roberts, for a wagon, 18. do. ' 1986 To Richard Hooper, attorney for Sacnuel Briggs, for a horse, . 85 Joseph Davis, do. . ~ 65 Thomas Dryden, do. . ~ 64 William Downing, do. . ~ 85 Francis Dysart, for a gun, . 20 Jeremiah Hay, for a horse and ac- coutrements, . ~ . 5/ Robert Hughes, for two horses, 133 Christian Hauber, for accoutre- ments, . . . . 5 John Lame, for a horse, . 85 Isaac Lame, do. . 6 "1 David A. Moore, do. ~ 55 do. do . . 60 John M'Daniel, for a horse and gun, . . . . 80 George Neill, for ahorse, . VS George Reed, do. ~ ~ VO George Tankersley, for a horse and armsi ~ ~ ~ ~ 50 1,059 1991 To Richard 'Vl. Johnson, attorney fo r Edward Sweeny, for a horse, 125 Elijah M'Cune, do. 50 David Myers, do. VO John Irvine, do. 44 John Payne, do. 50 Isaac Hughes, do. 40 Peter Myers do. 34 Tavern Branham, do. 80 William Barton, do. 150 Joseph Reading, do. 60 William Leman, do. 65 Richard M Johnson, do. "10 Job Stevenson, do. 75 William Pratt, do. 50 Robert Thomasson, do. 75 William Hall, do. V5 Jacob Dehavan, do. 90 Hezekiah Peck, do. 45 John Downing, do. 55 Robert Smarr, for a horse and gee 113 John Ishmael, for a horse, 38 Gavin Maxwell, do. Andrew Lockridge, do. 60 Harward Abbott, do. 45 George i&larshall, do. 60 Thomas Story, do 90 Lodowick Davis, do. 50

Carried forward, 3 1,809 222, 033 65 MISCELI. AXEOU S. Brought forward, 8 1,809 222, 033 65 1816. Dec. 21. Warrant No. 1991 To Thomas Foster, for a horse, 80 Rober t Foster, do. ~ 50 Francis Goddard, do. ~ 60 Daniel Crumbaugh, do. 100 Wi}liam Mosby do. 90 Abraham Wave, do. ~ 75 John Spence, do. 75 'Thomas Blackburn, do. 80 Charles Mountjoy, do. ~ 80 James Duncan, do. ~ 40 Samuel Wall, for two horses, 200 do. for a horse, 130 do. do. ~ 40 William Trimble, do. 50 Levi Lacey, do. ~ 50 Thomas Thompson, do. 60 Henry Sanderson, do. ~ 55 Robert M'Mordie, do. 80 Jacob H. Holman, do. 65 Gabriel Long, do. ~ 50 Charles R. Wilmott, for arms and accoutrements, 24 50 Peter Hutchison, for a horse, 60 John Caldwell, for a rifle, 15 Jacob Myers, for arms, 17 50 Charles Liter, for arms and accou- trements, ~ ~ 23 Alfred George, do. 13 50 James Adams, do. e 21 James Craig, do. ~ 18 William Butler, do. 30 Joseph Beck with, do. ~ 29 50 James Still. for a horse, 85 Lynn Whitledge, for arms and accoutrements, 20 75 Bennet Underwood, do. 22 50 John Grimes, do. 20 Daniel Grant, do. ~ 25 Edward M Connell, do. 32 3,776 25 do. 2017 To John M'Geath, for a horse, 80 27. do. 2018 To Benajah Mallory, for a horse, 150 27. doe 2019 To Joseph Baker, for a horse and accou- trements, 155

226, 194 90 From which deduct the following repayment, viz: BY' 'I'ENCII RINGGOLD, R Co. heine' for an error of the clerk of the commissioner for settling claims for property lost, Rc. uiider the act of 9th April, in 1816, issuing certificate No 193, for ~s 18,749 89, in- .tead &&I 8 1'7, 712 39, the amount adjudged to the:n, per warrant No i710, 1,037 50

225, 157 40 MISCELLANEOUS.

Miseellameous Claims.

Principal Assessors.

assistants' To the following, on account off their oren and their compensation, anet for the contingent expenses of their several oPces.

TO DAVID BREADING, fifteenth district, Tennessee.

1815, August 19 Warrant No. 9126 1,250 502 1816. April 12. do. 406 70 Odo her 9. do. 1682 372 98 2, 125 68

TO JOHN REYNOLDS, Fifth district, Ohio, 76 January 25. Warrant No. 117 103 3farch 27. do. 323 66 43 September 10. do. 1373 157 93 26. do. 1494 172 500 12

TO HOMER BOARDMAN, first district, Connecticut. 62 January 26. Warrant No. 118 75 7. do. 1670 484 93 October 547 68

TO WILLIAM LAW, third district, Connecticut.

January 27. Warrant No. 122 112 25. do. 1443 555 10 September 667 10

TO THOMAS H. HALL, fifth district, Maryland. 29. Warrant No. 123 71 39 Januar'y 42 50 July 8. do. 997 ~ 501 84 Aug ust 29. do. 1251 18. do. 1403 320 21 September 935 94

TO DANIEL DELAVAN, thirddistrict, New York. 248 14 February 1. Warrant No. 138 8. do. 995 126 83 July 95 26. do. 1457 ~ September 469 07

TO CHILLUS .DOTY, seventeenth district, New York. 2. Warrant No. 141 290 29 February 95 36 June 19. do. 806 1,')5 September 26. do 1470 ~ - ~ 520 6. &

Canis forward, 8 5, 767 14 MISCELLANEOUS.

Broug ht forward, f 5,767 14

1816.

TO JOSEPH GALES, eighth district, North Carolina. February 2. Warrant No. 142 120 61 27. do. 213 100 59 August 29. do. 1278 72 October 7. do 1671 356 20 649 40

TO BENJAMIN TALLIAFERRO, fourth district, Georgia. February 21. Warrant No. 143 288 87 April 80. do. 560 50 61 338 98

To WILLIAM ALLISON, tenth district, Pennsylvania February 2. Warrant No. 144 322 62 Aug ust 2. do. 1097 77 92 28. do. 1240 179 92 December 23. do. 1997 312 28 892 74

TO PETER J. HOES, seventh district, New York, february 2 Warrant No. 145 322 Gl September 26. do. 1461 150 472 01 TO JOHN D, WOLF, first district, Rhode Island, Pebruary 2. Warrant No. 146 265 36 August ' 28 do. 1226 242 October 7. do. 1672 384 47 891 83

TO GEORGE MOORE, fifth district, Georgia.

I February 15. Warrant No. 177 257 G5 October 12. do. 1704 46 06 303 ll TO JAMES POINDEXTER, twenty-thirddistrict, Virginia. February 16. Warrant No. 180 176 93 Apri l 1. do. 874 . ~ ~ 848 42 Aug ust29. do. 1269 111

TO JOSEPH RICHARD MARTIN, second district, Louisiana. February 20. Warrant No. 188 1,000 December 8. do. 1944 . . ~ ~ 859 12 1,359 12

Carried forward, g 11,310 68 MISCELLANY' EOUS.

Brought forrcar d, 8 11 310 68 1816.

TO JOHN STEVENSON, eighth district, Virginia. February 22. Warrant No. 189 302 90 Nay &;:. do. 589 60 57 August 29. do. 1258 1 i7 480 47 TO JAMES GOURDY, fourth district, South Carolina.

February 27. Warrant No. 207 1r300

TO WILLIAM A. PETERKIN, nineteenth district, Pennsylvania.

March 2 Warrant No. 231 121 trQ May 3. do. 5( 8 112 21 June 3. do. 724 31 09 August 29. do. 1244 150

TO DENNIS L. RYAN, third district, Georgia. March 12. Warrant No. 272 115 67 September 28. do. 1428 . ~ 30 81 26. do. 1489 30 81 Nrrv ember 18. do. 1854 ~ 49 19

TO DAVID MERSEREAU, twentieth district, New York. March 12. Warrant No. 273. . . 158 26 September 26. do. 1477 ~. . . 39 197 26

TO ESEK COWEN, eleventh rlistrict, New York.

March 12. Warrant No. 274 104 93 June 20. do. 818 147 75 guly 16. do. 1025 84 88 September 26. do. 1464 142 429 51

TO WILLIAM B. BROWN, twenty-fifth district, Virginia.

March 21. Warrant No. 305 244 03 May 81. do. 697 25 71 Bur, ugt 29. do. 1271 78 November 2. do. 1806 592 52 940 26 TO JOHN DODD, first district, New Jersey. March, 21. Warrant No. 306 278 25 September 26. do. 1479 ~ ~ ~ 44 76 November 11. do. 1845 ~ ~, ~ 441 45 759 46

Carried fore:rkrd, S 058 51 Ee 16, 118

Brought forward, g 16,058 51 1816. 'TO JOHN A. WILSON, third district, 'Tennessee. 3'larch 21. Warrant No. .307 38 15 June 20 do 816 ~ ~ ~ ~ 28 66 66 81

TO - GEORGE LOVE, twenty-first district, Virginia. 'Jlarch 30, Warrant No. $29 811 55 Aug ust 29. do. 1268 217 October 12. do. 1714 822 56 851 11 TO 'ISAIAH L. GREEN, fifteenth district, Massachusetts. inarch 81. Warrant No. 371 1,000 Aug ust 17. do. 1150 129 42 September 26. do. 1458 203 October .7. do. 1669 347 1,679 42 TO WILLIAM FISK, third district, New Hampshire. 3farch 31. Warrant No. 872 706 78 October 12. . do. 1711 466 10 lp172 88 TO AARON HILL, eleventh district, Massachusetts.

3farch 31~ Warrant No. 373 l)500 August 19, do. 1152 181 26 1,681-26 TO JOHN PATTON, twelfth district, North Carolina. April 4. Warrant No. 380 491 87 August 29, do. 1282 8 499,87 TO DAVID MOORE, sixth district, Ohio.

April 8. warrant No. 389 343 29 September 26. do. 1495 ~ ~ 155 50 498 79 TO SHUBAEL DOWNES, first district, Massachusetts. April 9. Warrant No. 396 'TO JOHN REESE, third district, Pennsylvania. April 10. Warrant No. 897 662 55 ust 28. Aug do. 1285 ~ 69 1Vowember 30. do. 1927 ~ ~ 563 48 1,294 98 Carried forward, g 24, 162 91 MISCELLANEOUS.

Broug ht format d, 24, 162 91

TO NICHOLAS SEITZINGER» ninth district, Pennsylvania,

April 10. Warrant No 400 416 82 August 28. do. 1239 75 .December 24, do. 2008 . ~ 481 21 973 6 TO WILLIAM LEET, twenty-second district, Pennsylvania. April 11. Warrant No. 402. . . . 387 32 August 29. do. 1247 ~ ~ . . 8 395 32

TO JACOB VAN NESS, fourth district, New York.

April 12. Warrant No. 403 597 62 June 20. do. 817 164 66 September 26. do. 1458 81 848 28

TO WILLIAM ARMISTEA. D, nineteenth district, Virginia.

April 12. Warrant No. 405 334 75 August 29. do. 1267 ~ 120 November 11. do. 1847 364 73 819 48

TO AARON VAN CLEVE, twenty-fifth, district, New York.

April 18, Warrant No. 409 466 40 June 12. do. 769 ~ ~ ~ ~ '808 September 26. do. 1476 164

TO JOSEPH CORYELL, second district, New York.

April 16. Warrant No. 417 367 76 July 3. do. 966 54 49 August 28. do. 1231 101 71 September 25. do. 1445 434 36 958 82

TO JOSEPH COTTRELL, sixth district, Pennsylvania.

April 16. Warrant No. 418 799 50 August 28 do 1 238 ~ ~ ~ 184 983, »{»

TO RICHARD SMITH, twenty-third district, New York.

April 18. Warrant No. 463 653 2.'~ September 26. do. 1474 103 92 17

Carried formard, f 80,. 6'-. l 41 MISCELLANEOUS

Brought forreard, g 30,681 41

18 l 6. TO SAMUEL GRUNDY, teiith district, Kentucky. 16 il 18. Warrant No. 464 341 Ap 401 73 December 28. do. '2002 742 89

TO THOMAS W1LLIAMS, third district, Maryland.

~ 414 13 April 20. Warrant No. 510 ~ 842 73 Di o~eiriber 23. do. 1904 756 86

TO JOSEPH WOOD, twenty-first district, Pennsylvania,

April 29. Warrant No. 546 ~ 407 90 A 29. do. 1246 ~ ~ 100 gust 7'0 September 5. do. 1330 312 820 60

TO ANDREW GEYER, first district, Pennsylvania.

April 29. Warrant No. '548 ~ ~ 619 66 August 28. do. 1283 ~ ~ 205 September 12. do. 1374 ~ 'F46 11 1,5' W TO SAMUEL TEMPLEMAN, fourth district, Virginia,

April 29. Warrant No. 549 98 20 August 29. do. 1270 384 November 23. do. 1902 520 59 1,002 V5

TO JOSEPH HERNDQN, sixth district, Tennessee.

3 ny 3. Warrant No. 579 221 August 29. do. 1292 51 December 24. do. 2009 408 25 680 25

TO SAMUEL C. CRAFTS, sixth district, Vermont.

)11art 3. Warran't No. 580 592 &4 December 3. do, 1942 ~ 544 15 1,136 19

TO JOHN R. BEDFORD, fifth district, Tennessee.

jenny 6 Warrant No. 584 427 48 Aiig. 'list 29. do. 1291 280 68 708 16

Carried forward, 5 88,099 92 121 1816. Brought formaret, 38,099 92 $0 THOMAS B. MONTANYE, fifth district, Pennsylvania. Nay 7. Warrant No. 603 489 08 tune 19. do. 808 82 48 August 28. do. 1237 80 48 October 12, do. 1712 411 80 1,013, 34

QO HENRY WELLS, twenty-first district, New York. 3fay 16. Warrant No. 636 295 90 September 26. do. 1472 184 479 90

TO ASA WELLS, twenty-second district, New York. ofay 16. Warrant No. 637 155 10 September 26. do. 1473 358 513 10

TO SAMUEL WAPLES, sixth district, Virginia.

May 16. Warrant No. 638 535 56 June 1 7» dos 799 ~ a ~ 51 48 August 29. do. 1272 ~ 225 812 04

TO PIIILIP NELS&Ã, ninth district, Virginia.

Way 16; Warrant No. 639 92 76 August 29. do. 1259 ~ . ~ 22o 88 319 59

TO JOHN WEN'I'Z, fourth district, Pennsylvania.

ofay 16. Warrant No. 640 249 37 ~gust 28. do. 1236 486 735 37

TO NATHAN WILLIAMS, sixteenth district, New York.

Jtfay 16. Warrant No. 641 ~ . . 587 40 Sept ember 26. do. 1469 ~ . ~ 200 787 49

TO JOSEPH LOVE, second district, Tennessee. ofay 16. Warrant Xo, 642 498 41 August 2. do. 1095 50 87 29. do. 1290 150 37' December 23. do. 1996 401 29 1,100 44 TO JAMES YANCEY, ninth district, North Carolina. 3&y 16. Warrant No. 643 395 57 August 29. do. 1279 95 490 57

Carried forica:d, 5 44, 351 67 MISCKI. LAXKQUS.

1816. Broug ht J'orreard, 44, 351 67 Carolina. TO GEORGE TUNSTALL, fifth district, North 340 87 'iVIay 16 Warrant No. 644 1275 180 Aug ust 29. do. 343 76 1727 ~ October 18. do. 864 63

TO HUGH M'GAVOCK, first district, Virginia. 44"I 65 May 16. Warrant No. 645 ~ 69 August 29. do. 1253 ~ ~ ~ 331 VO September 25. do. 1444

TO ASAHEL E. PAINE, twenty-eighth district, New York. 16. Warrant No. 646 248 9V May 200 do. 1478 ~ - e September 26. 448 97

TO PAUL HOLLAND, second district, Vermont. 16. Warrant No. 647 384 96 Nay 356 November 27. do. 1916 V40 96

TO JOHN PECK, fourth district, Vermont. 16.. Warrant No. 648 623 40 May 66 28. do. 1225 ~ ~ August 480 November 18. do. 18V 7 - - ~ 34 1,169 74

TO JOHN P. JENKINS, eighth district, New York.

May 16. Warrant No. 649 391 74 TO JOSIAH DANA, third district, Vermont.

May 16. Warrant No. 650 397 13 August 28. do. 1224 331 December 24. do. 2007 .520 04 l)248 1V

TO PATRICK MA. GILL, seventh district, Maryland.

May 16. Warrant No. 651 86 .58 August 29. do. 1252 546 October 31. do. 1794 391 52 1,024 10

TO LOTT REW, twenty fourth district, New York.

May 16. Warrant No. 652 25 22 June 17. do. 798 187 55 September' 26. do. 1475 310 522 VV

Carried forward, g 51,611 10 MISCELLANEOUS.

')816. Br ought forreard, ,g 51,611 10

TO THOMAS BAILY, fourth district, Maryland. 599 72 iVlcly 25. Warrant No. 668 27. do. 673 27 28 Zuue 25. do. 830 300 351 .Augr rst 29. do. 1250 December 26. do 2015 464 39 1,742 39

TO THOMAS CLARKE, thirteenth district, Virginia. 88 allay. 27. W'arrant No. 671 483 August 29. do. 1262 75 20. do. 1888 335 61 November 893 99

TO WILI. IAM KREPS, eighth district, Maryland. 28. Warrant No. 674 ~ 194 60 Nay 25 September 13. do. 1384 299 493 85

TD WILLIAM VINALL, third district, Massachusetts. 698 10 Nay . 31. Warrant No. 683 December 31. do. 2028 502 01 1$200 11

TO ELIJAH MOSKLEY, sixth district, Georgia.

3lay 31. Warrant No. 684 374 89 26. do. 1490 223 02 September 597 41

TG ANDREW PARKS, third district, Virginia. 81. Warrant No. 685 310 83 3&y 18 August 29. do. 1255' 9. do. 1-688 '279 63 October 607 96

TO GIDEON HAWLEY, thirteenth district, New York. 407 19 Nay 31. Warrant No. 686 ~ 152 September 26. do. 1466 ~ ~ 559 19

TO ROBERT ARNOLD, fourth district, New Jersey. 731 15 Nay 31- Warrant No. 687 28 do, 1 282 ~ ~ o ~ 100 August 831 15

0 PEREZ RANDALL, nineteenth district, New York. 428 09 Nay 31. Warrant No. 688 Carried forward, 3 58, 965 &s MTSCKI I.AÃEOU S.

1816.

Br oug ht forward, 58,965 24

TO FRANCIS M'CORM lCK, first district, Ohio.

May 31. Warrant No. 689 280 83 September 26; do. 1491 238 19 519 02 TO EDWARD TOPPAN, ninth district, Massachusetts. Nag 31. Warrant No. 690 908 70

TO DAVID PERHAM, second district, Massachusetts. , May 31. Warrant No. 691 525 16 August 28. do. 1212 118 Xeuember 8. do. 1833 420 42 4053 53 TO JOSHUA WINGATE, fourth district, Massachusetts

Ray 31. Warrant No: 692 ~ ~ ~ 4N2 99: August 28. do. 1213 90 december 24. do. 2011 ~ e e e 410 58 1,123 57 TO JOSI'AH DEAN, fourteenth district, Massachusetts. I 3fay 31. Warrant No. 693 542 02 August 28. do. 1220 99 ' October 12. do. 1709. ~ 431 1,072 02 TO ELIJAH HOUSE, sixth district, Connecticut. 3fay 31. Warrant No. 694 665 72 August 28. do. 1230 1'80 . . October 12. do. 1710 467 54 l)313' 25 TO WILLIAM J. WALKER, tenth district, Virginia. May 31. Warrant No. 698 469 62 , August 29. do. 1260 190 659 62

TO ALBERT VEEDER, fourteenth district, , New York. 31ay 31. %currant No. 699 445 49 hepteliber 26. do. 1467 134 579 4~ TO RICHARD GRlST, third district, North Carolina.

3fay 31. Warrant, No. 700 394 12 Aiigiist 29. do. 1273 99 493 12 Carried forvoard5 g 66,697 62 MISCELLANEOUS.

1S16.

Brought foru:ard, I 66,697 62 TO D. R. D. DESESSARTS, third district, Louisiana. June 1. Warrant No. 709. . . . 600 tuty do. 960 . . . . 600 1)200

TO JAMES GAINES, seventh district, North Carolina.

June 3. Warrant No. 713 . ~ ~ ~ 303 73 August 29. do. 1277. . . . 438 741 73

TO WILLIAM MASON, twelfth district, Virginia.

June 3. Warrant No. 714 ~ ~ . . 264 78 Aug ust 29. do. 1261 . . . . 141 October 22. do. 1749 . ~ . ~ 359 Sl 765 59

TO WILLIA5I W. WILLIAMS, third district, South Carolina,

tune 3. Warrant No. 715 177 84 July 15. do. 1026 ~ 100 37 September 26. do. 1485 204 482 $1

TO JOSEPH TUTTLE, twentieth district, Pennsylvania.

June 3. Warrant No. 716 403 86 28. do. 856 139 28 August 29. do. 1245 10 12 ¹wember 6, do. 1821 390 72 943 98

LEVI TYLER, eighth district, Kentucky.

June 3. Warrant No. 717 432 08 Xuvember 27. Po. 1915 432 46 864 54

TO RICHARD N. THWEATT, fourteenth district, Virginia.

June 3. Warrant No. 718 362 59 August 29. do. 1263 t5

TO BENJAMIN REEDER, fourth district, Virginia.

.fune 3. Warrant No. 719 355 38 September 5. do. 1331 373 65 24. do. 1435 . ~ 165 26. do. 1482 ~ 84 978 0'. :

Carried forward, 3 73, 111 2'~

(» g MISCEI, I ANEOUS.

]Sl6. 'Brought forz»&ard& 73, 111 29

TO SAMUEL SMITH, ninth district, Maryland. June 3. Warrant No. 720 40 29 September .26. do. 148 l '202 242 29

TO PLATT NEWCOMB, twelfth district, New York.

.Tune 3. Warrant No, 72I. 167 98 Au gust 2. . do. 1096 16 14 September 26. . do. 1465 875 559 12

'TO DAVID SCOTT, seventh district, Ohio. June 3. Warrant No. 722

TO A'ÃTHON Y STREET, eighteenth district. , Virginia.

June 3. Warrant No. .723 141 "76 July 8. do. '996 August 29. , do. 1266 326 84 472 @) TO JOSEPH STARNE, second district, Pennsylvania. June '8. Warrant No. 725 546 71 Az& gust 28. do. 1234 194 17 november 18. do. 1872 . . ~ 62 79 803 67 TO THOMAS B. SCOTT, second district, Kentucky,

June 8, 'Warxant No. 726 297 23 August 29. do. 12S4 100 October 3'1. do. 1793 898 28 790 46 TO THOM AS SMITH, twelfth district, Pennsylvania. I June 8. 'Warrant No. 727 442 05 Azzgzzst 29. do. 1241. . . ~ 51 493 05 TO RICHARD PARISH, sixth district, North Carolina.

June 8. Warrant No 728 554 82 August 29. do. 1276 171 Deeembet 2 l. do. 1992 . . ~ 414 QS 1, 140 88 .TO WILLIAM HENRY, third district, Kentucky. June 8. Warrant No 729 445 87 Az&gust 29. do. 1285 40 32 hov&ember l8. do. 1874 485 92l 19

Cerried foru»crd, 8 "T8,868 25 MISCEI. I.AN EOUS.

1816,

Brought forward,

'FO SAMUEL L. Vi ILLIAAIS, first district, Kentucky.

June 12. Warrant No. 760 . ~ . . 449 93 August 29. do. 1283. . . . 120 569 93

TO WILLIA. M KENDALL, fifth district, Massachusetts. Dune 12. Warrant No. 761. . . . 357 88 August 28. do. 1214 . . ~ ~ 123 September 13. do. 1385. . . . 348 54 ,829 42

TO LYMAN POTTER, eighth district, 'Ohio. one 12. Warrant No. 762. . . ~ 363. 67 September 26. do. 1496. . . . 16 379 67 'TP' LEWIS AMISS, second district, Virginia. June 12. Warrant No. 763 238 37 . August 29. do. 1254 361 599 37

TO JACOB HULL, sixth district, Virginia. tune 12. Warrant No. 764 341 81 August 29. do. 1/56 131 472 81

TO STEPHEN MASON, ninth district, Ohio. . June 12. Warrant No. 765 229 86 , September 26. do. 1497 378 607 W6

TO RICHARD E. CARUTHRRS, eighteenth district, Pennsylvania.

June 12. Warrant No. 766 ~ . ~ - 402 98 August 17. do. 1145 ' 131 78 September 26. do. 1480. . . . 100

TO RICHARD ROBINSON, seventh district, Pennsylvania. June 12. Warrant No. 767 322 54 August 6. do. 1100 ~ 152 i0 October 12. do. '1713 896 45 871 69 TO WALKER BAYLOR, fourth district, Kentocky.

June 12. Warrant No. 768 177 11 August 29, do. 1286 106 18 September 13. do. 1382 405 64 688 93

Carried forward, jl 8~17 P9 MISCELLANEOUS.

18 l6. Brought forward, 84517 69

TO JOSEPH RIDD CK& first district, North Carolina.

June ' 12. Warrant No. 770 52 43 17. do. 793 1,200 '&owernber 23. do. 1903 331 96 1,584 39

TO EEIENEZER POOR, sixth district, Massachusetts

June 12. Warrant. No. 771 400 97 August 28. do. 1215 168 1Vovember 12. do. 1848 )80 84 V47 81

TO -J'A'MES IRISH, Ja. seventh district, Massachusetts.

June '12.. Warrant No. 772 580 VV 22. . do. 828 58 31 August 28. 'do. ,1816 221 December 21. do. . 1993 455 43

TO SETH SPRAGUE, thirteenth district, Massachusetts.

June 12. Warrant No. 773 246 42 Au gust 28. do. , 1219 ~ ~ $9 Ãw ember 8. do. .l 834 399 96 745 38

TO DANIEL WRIGHT, seventeenth district, Massachusetts.

June 12. Warrant No. V74. . . .~ 548 1V Arrgust 88„do. 1222. . . . 706 November 16. do. .1867. . . 686 12 1,940. 29

TO DANIEL WOOD, eighth district, Massachusetts. June 12. Warrant No. 775. . . . 460 36 August 28. do. 1217 . . ~ - 130 590 36

TO NATHAN FISHER, sixteenth district, Massachusetts.

June 12. Warrant No. 776 651 59 August 28. do. 1221 274 925 59

TO JONATHAN PALMER, fourth district, Connecticut.

June 12. Warrant No. 777 486 56 . august 88. do. 1229 394 880 56

Carried forward, P 93,247 58 MISC EI'I.ANEOU 8.

1816.

Bz'oug ht foruzard, 8 93)247 58

TO WILLIAM' L. Ail'ARCY, ninth district; New York.

Ju&ze 12. Wa, rrant No. 778 388' 62 September 26. zoo. 1462 36 424 62

TO NATHANIEL PITCHER, tenth district, New York.

June 12. warrant No. 779 BNL 96, Septezzz her 26. do. 1463 ~ 235 36 606 32 TO ALEXANDER J. LAWTON, second district, South Carolina.

June 12. Warrant No. 780 o 157 71

TO FRANCIS S. LEE, eighth district, South Caroluza. June 12. W'arrant No. 781 117 63 Septe'nber 26; do. 1487 130 76 248 39 TO HENRY JAMES, ninth district, Kentucky.

Juzze 12. Warrant No. 782 323 41 Aug ust 29. d'o. 1288 151 15 October 29. do. 1"E82. 293 04 767 60 TO THOMAS B. RUTHERFORD, second district, Georgia. June 12. Warrant No. 783 131 64 September 26. do. 1488 126 08 257 72

TO SAVIUEL HOAR, tenth district, Massachuse)ts. t'uoe 17. Warrant No. 796 507 80 august 28. do. 1218 408 October 12. do. 1705 301 24 1,217 04 TO IIENRY FOSTER, eleventh district, North Carolina. June I' T. Warrant No. 797 352 68 August 29. do. 1281 174 Eovember 27. do. 1917 338 71 865 39 TO JOHN FLEMING, fourteenth district, Pennsylvania.

.June .19. IVarrant No. 805 280 25 August 29. do. 1243 215 60 495 85 Carried forward, I 98,288 22 H h 130 MISC E LI.AN EO.US.

1816, Brought forg'ard, 8 98,288 22

T'0 THOMAS STRIBLING, fifth district; South Carolira. 241 93 June 19. Warrant No. 809 2. do. 1093 90 August 100 .do. 1486 September 26. 431 93

TO WILLIAM HAMMOND, third district, Rhode Island.

June 20. 'Warrant No. 815 332 91 28. do '1228 105 August 366 02 'Vovember 18. . do. e . . 803 93

TO ARTHUR MOORE, thirteenth district, Pennsylvania.

June 22. Warrant No. 825 294 81 82 August 2. . do. 1094 92 29. , do. 1242 198 82 586 45

TO GEORGE MU'NIFORD, tenth district, North Carolina.

June 22. Warrant No. 826 222 57 August 29. do. 1'280 238 460 57

TO HENRY J. G. RUFFIN, fourth district, North Carolina.

June 22. Warrant No. 827 413 52 August 29. do. 1274 181 november 18, do. 1878 389 82 . 983 84

TO THOMAS JENKINS, twentieth district, Virgiriia.

June 28 Warrant No. 842 351 10 September 26. do. 1483 241 592 10

TO WILLIAM DICKINSON, second district& Maryland.

June 28. Warrant No. 843 ~ . 113 93 August 29. do. 1248 196 309 .93 TO SY'LVESTER DERING, first district, New York,

June 28. Warrant No. 844 224 02 September 26. do. 1456 440 364 02

TO JOSIAH LEGRAND, eleventh district, Virginia.

June 28. Warrant No. 845 672 79 I Cart ied forward, g 103,493 7S 1816. Brorrgbt forrear d, g 103,493 78

ro THOMAS A. COVIN GTONr sixtlr district Kentucky . June 28. Warrant No. 846 394 55 September 26. do. 1498 33 November 11. do. 1846 368 61 796 16

TO JOHN A. ELMORE, sixth district, South Carolina.

June 28. Warrant No. 847 109 79 august 17. halo. 1151 ~ 3 30 113 09

TO JAMES H. HORNER, eighth district, Pennsylvania.

June 28. Warrant No. 848 709 70 December' 23. do. 2001 494 91 1,204 61

TO MATTHEW CLARK, seventh district, Pennsylvania.

June 28. Warrant No. 849 407 67 .August 20. do. 1155 282 01 689 68

TO JOHN APPLETGN, late, tenth district, Massachusetts.

June 28. Warrant No. 851 299 56 TO SAMUEL BLUNT, fifteenth district, Virginia. 28. Warrant No. 852

TO WILLIAM ABNEY, seventh district, Virginia.

June 28. Warrant No. 853 14 17 August 29. do. 1257 84 October 12. do. 1708 303 04 401 21

TO COLLIN CAMPBELL, thirteenth district, North Carolina.

June 28. Warrant No. 854 460 30 September' 26. do. 1484 228 688 30

TO BENJAMIN B. BAKER, sixteenth district, Virginia.

.. June 28. Warrant No. 855 522 64 July 29. do. 1067 251 43 August 29. do. )264 60 October 22. ,do. 1748 481 35 1,315 42

TO MAXWELL SHARP, fifth district, Kentucky.

August 29. Warrant No. 1287 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Carried f'orrrsard, 8 109,463 30 1816, Broug kt foz zi:ard, 4 loo, 463 30 'I'0 PERRY G. CHILDS, twentieth district, New York. 284 Julzt 9. Warrant No. 998 32 86 SeIztem her 26. d o. 1471 370 32

TO %)HN B. ROOT, eighteenth district, Nassachnsetts. July:9. Warrant No. 999 447 86 August 28. do. 1223 3t)0 747 86

TO HUGH ANDREWS, twenty-third district, Pennsylvania.

July 9. Warrant No. 1000 364 /1 TO WALTER I'ESH, fifteenth district, New York.

July 9. Warrant Ne. 1005 $09 20 September 26. do. j 468 124 233 20

TO THOMAS H, PARKER late, first district, Louisiana

J'ul Jz 11. Warrant No. 1011 569 TO GEORGE ROBERTSON, seventh district, Kentucky.

July 23. Warrant No. 1049 355 21 September 26. do. 1499 30 1Vozzember 22. do. 1892 341 56 726 77 TO ABEL MERRILL, fifth district, New Hampshire.

August 2. Warrant No. 1088 536 82, 'TO JOHN B. CLOPTON, seventeenth district, Virginia.

August 2. Warrant No. 1098 312 20 29. .do. 1265 105 417 20

TO SAMUEL BROWN, second district, Rhode Island.

August 28. Warrant No. 1227 100 September 30. do. 1544 636 42 October 18. do. 1728 ~ 455 41 1, 191 83

TO WILLIAM ROCKHOLD, first district, Tennessee.

Az(gust 29. Warrant No, 1289 346 3'o~ember 13. do. 1855 31( 05 663 05 Carried fore:ard, f 115,284 06 MISC E I.IiAN EOUS.

1816,

1h'ought forward, 8 115,284 06

TO JOHN M. TAYLOR, acting, first district, Mississippi Territory.

August 30. Warrant No 1297 69 72

TO JOEIN HAYS, acting, Illinois Territory.

August 30 Warrant No. 1298 148 10

TO SAMUEL L. WINSTON, acting, second district, Mississippi Territory.

September 5, Warrant No. 1328

TO JAMES STEVENS, second district, Connecticut.

September 5. Warrant No. 1329 513 29 5. do. 1341 596 24 26. do. 1455 ~ . ~ 100 l)209 53

TO JACOB D. WILLIAMSON, eighth district, Virginia.

September 5. Warrant No. 1332 337 15

TO MOSES WARREN, fifth district, Connecticut.

September 5. Warrant No. 1338 491 03 TO EDWARD W. TUPPER, fourth district, Ohio.

September 5. Warrant No. 1339 239 70 do. 1493 312 551 70

TO JESUP WAKEMAN, late, second district, Connecticut. S~er 5. Warrant No. 1340 285 95 26. do. 1454 100 385 95

TO PETER HALL, third district, Delaware.

September 12. Warrant No. 1375

TO JOHN CASSON, first district, Louisiana.

September 13. Warrant No. 1379 732 83 TO JAMES NEILSON, fourth district, Louisiana.

September 13. Warrant No. 1380 799 14 November 8. do. 1832 89 70 888 84

TO RICHARD SMYTH, acting, Michigan Territory.

September 13. Warrant No. 1381 41 71

Carried forward) 8 120702 88 AIISCEI. I ANEOUS.

Wrought forward, g 120,702 88 TO ISAAC SPENCER, Ja. sixth district, Connecticut.

September 13. Warrant No. 1383 369 15 TO JAMES M'GUIRE, District of Columbia.

September 18. Warrant No. 1413 . . ~ TO NATHANIEL GOODWIN, fourth district, Connecticut.

September 24. Warrant No. 1438 . ~ 511 34 TO NEVIL GEE, second district, North Carolina.

September 25. Warrant No. 1442 ~ 413 55 TO ISAAC BELKNAP, Ja. fifth district, New York.

Spetember 26 Warrant No. 1459 351 06 TO LKVI JANSEV, sixth district, New York.

September 26. Warrant No. '1460 TO WILLIAM WARD, second district, Ohio. ' September 26. Warrant No. 1492 158 V5

TO WILLIAM P. MOORE, twenty-sixth district, Virginia.

September 27. Warrant No. 1511

TO EBENEZER FISHER, twelfth district, Massachusetts.

September 30. Warrant No. 1541 230 30. do. 1542 500 30. do. . 1543 370 November 7. do. 1824 400 1,500 TO SAMUEL K. BI YTHE, fourth district, Tennessee. September 28. .Warrant No. 1518

TO WII.LIAM KEITH, second district, Delaware. October 7. Warrant No. 1667 280 35 TO LEONARD VANDEGRIFT, first 'district, Delaware, October 7. Warrant No. 1668 335 41 TO ANDREW PEIRCE, second district; New Hampshire. October 7. Warrant No. 1673 470 75

. TO JOHN PAGE, Ja. fif'th district, -New Hampshire.

October 9. Warrant No. 1681 431 68

Carry forward, 8 127,551 08 Brought for u'ard) 127)5)51 08 TO PREDERICK PIIILLIPS, third district, North Carolina. October 12. Warrant No. 1706 361 04

TO AARON MATSON, fourth district, New Hampshire. October 12. Warrant No. 1707 439 53 TO JOSEPH BUDD, fifth district, New Jersey. October 14. Warrant No. 1716 414 45

TO EBENEZER ELMER, sixth district, New Jersey. Ociober 14. Warrant No. 1717

TO CLEMENT STORER, first district, New Hampshire; October 22. Warrant No. 1747 532 30

TO JOHN M'GINNIS, eleventh district, Pennsylvania.

October 29. Warrant No. 1781 576 40 member 13. do. 1858 659 67 1)836 07 TO JOHN BALKAM, first district, Massachusetts.

October 30. Warrant No. 1789 ~ ~ 940 50 TO STACY TAYLOR, twenty-second district, Virginia.

October 31. Warrant No. 1798 124 76 TO JEDIDIAH HYDE, JR, fifth district, Vermont.

November 6. Warrant No. 1818 340 30 TO , eighteenth district, Massachusetts.

Noeemb'er 19. Warrant No. 1880 50 TO WILLIAM R. PORTER, tenth district, Virginia.

Nor, ember 22. Warrant No. 1893 317 72

TO SAMUEL TENANT, second district, Maryland. ¹eember 29, Warrant No. 1894 TO JOHN G. MAYER, first district, South Carolina.

1Yoeember 85. Warrant No. 1908.

TO JAMES DIXON) sixth district, Maryland.

december 5. Warrant No. 1950

Carried for a:ard) 13~,928 5j MISC EI I.AN EOU

1816. B~ ought firmed, f 132,928 51

TO WILLIAM. K; HILL, eighteenth district, Virginia.

Decembrr 21. Warrant No. 1994 383 25

TO JOHN HAAS, third district, New Jersey.

December 23. Warrant No. 2003

TO JOHN BURLEY, ninth district, Massachusett's.

December 24. Warrant No. 2006 616 8S

TO ROBERT ANDERSON, sixteenth district, Pennsylvania.

December 24. Warrant No. 2016 404 65

TO DAVID RIQGVttAY, ninth:district, 'Virginia,

December 28. Warrant No. 2025 410 23

135,1 "/3 32

TO ELISHA T. LANGHAM', clerk to t' he board of principal asses- ' sors, Ohio.

February 7. Warrant, No. 156 68 25

TO A, LEXANDER HERBEMENT, ditto, South Cat oiina.

February 23. Warran't No. 200 25 -31 70 ROBERT C. VOSE, ditto. Masi aebusetts.

June 28. Warrant Ne. 85O 70 50

TO ARNOLD NAUDAIN, ditto Delaware.

July 18. Warrant No. 1030 6 50

TO WILLIAM G. PETTERS. :ditto. Virgidia.

Ju, iy 26. Warrant No. 1059 48 i5

TO L. J. BARBIN, ditto. Louisiana.

OcIober 7. Warrant No. 1666 60

TO JOHN H. STKGER, ditto. Virgin!a.

November 20. Warrant No. 1887 45 s9

TO JOSEPH M. MOLLOY, ditto. Georgia.

Eovember 25, warrant No. 1997 45 .3(0 10 Car ried form grd, g 135,543 42 AHSC ELI.ANEO US.

1816.

Broug ht forward 5 135,543 42 TO THE UNION BANK OF SOUTH CAROI. INA, for commis- sion on 8250, 000, the amount of subscriptions obtained to the loan of twenty-five millions of dollars.

January 6. Warrant No. 53 625

TO SAMUEL FLEW WELLING, for his commission on g 628, 019 83, subscriptions of Treasury Notes, funded for 6 per cent stock.

January 25. Warrant No. 114 950 April 19. do. 503 . ~ ~ 604 61 1,554 61 TO J, QT. TREADWELL, for his commission on $116,588 24, sub- scriptions of Treasury Notes procured by him to loan of eighteen millions four hundred and filty-two thousand eight hundred . dollars.

January 12. Warrant Ão. 84 - ~ ~ ~ 291 47

TO SAMUEL FROTHINGHAM, for his commission 570,057 52, the amount of subscriptions obtained as above.

April . 30. Warrant No. 555 ~ ~ 175 14 466 61

TO JACOB CUTTER, for his commission on g M., 386 29, the amount of subscriptions obtained to the koan of twelve millions of dollars.

February 17. Warrant No. 182 ~ 130. 96 'Po JONATHAN. SMI'I'H, for his commission $1,100, 751 41, the amount of subscriptions obtained as above.

April 30. Warrant No. 556 2, F51 88 2, 88'~ 84

TO PRI ME, WARD, 8- SANDS, for their commission on g 1,000 686 9 being the proceeds of 8 1000,000 in small Treasury Notes, sold by them, by order of the Secretary of the Treasury.

April 30. Warrant No. 554 2, 501

TO ABRAHAM 'BISHOP, for his commission on 8 25, 000, the amount of subscriptions obtained to the loan of ten millions of dollars.

January 10. Warrant No. 74

TO ANIOS BINNEY, for his commission on g 25, 000, the amount of subscriptions obtained to.the loan of six millions of dollars.

June 21. Warrant No. 821 6'~ 50

Carried fora ard, 8 143,699 19 K l- MINCE), 1,AX KOUS

Brou» ht forward, 143,699 la

'IO JOXATIIAN SVllTH, agent for paying the expenses of issuing 'I'treasury Notes for various payments made by him, for paper, en- graving and signing Treasury Notes, including his own compensa. tion for superintending the business.

april 80. Warrant No. 557 14, 870 80 80. do. 558 20, 851 66 35,222 46

'I'0 JOSEPH NOURSE, agent for. paying the expenses of the several . loans,

January 80. Warrant No. 128 2, 670 February 29. do. 230 2,830 6'ovember . 27. do. 1911 1,717 39 Dtc inbia' .16. do. 1974 8,000 9,717 39

TO MURRAY, DRAPER, FAIRMAN, R. Co. on account of their contract for f'urnishing certificates of registry and lists of crews, for the use of the United States.

January 15. Warrant No, 90 8, 250 r11arch 8. do. 253 1,750 5,000

TO THOMAS MUNROE, superintendent of the city of Washing- ton, being the amount of his expenditures from 7th April, to 14th November, 1815, for fitting up, and furnishing a room for the congressional library, per act of 8d March, 1815.

February 1. Warrant No. 137 1,520 87

'I'0 SAMUEL H. SMITH, comissioner of the revenue, on account of the expenses of stamping.

April 20. Warrant, 'No. '141

TO RICHARD B. LEE, commissioner for liquidating claims for pro- peity lost, Rc. under the act of the 9th April, 1816, for his own and clerks'salaries from the 30th April, to 80th September, 1816.

July 1. Warrant No. 926 340 66 30. do. 1070 170 38 October 1. do. 1607 750 1,260 99

'I'O PETER AUDRAIN, late clerl and interpreter to the hoard of land commi sioners at Detroit, being for his services l'rom 1st July, 1809, to 1st July, 1811, per act of 26th April, 1816.

; r1rfetnber 18. Wai'rant No. 1406 1,000

Carried forward& 197&920 90 NISCEI I ANEOUS.

P~rongbt forward, .'„: 1o7,020 90

TO NATHANIEL POPE, secretary of thc Illinois territory, for so, much paid by hhn to Matthew Duncan for 642 pages ol thc laws ot the Illinois territory, per act of appropriation for 181(i.

October 26. Warrant No. 1776 1, 176 25

TO ROSANNAH DOI PH, widow of Charles Dolph, for this sum granted by Congress for the use of hcrsell' and children, in con. sideration of the services of her said husband who was killed in an engagement with a British privateer during the late war, per act of 26th April, 1816.

April 29. Warrant No. 551 Wo TO JOHN RODGERS, WII. LIAM C. BURDICK, JOSHUA HOLT, k JEREMIAH CHAPMAN, for this sum granted by Congress as a compensation for the capture by them of a midshipman and two seamen of the British navy, pcr act of 27th April, 1816.

.April 29. Warrant No. 552 300

TO JOHN HOLKEQ former consul general of France to the United States, being the specie value of 37 loan oAice certificates de- stroyed by fire in the consulate oAice in Philadelphia, on the 2d January, 1780, including interest thereon, from 3d July, 1778, to 29th April, 1816, per act of 29th April& 1816.

May 2. Warrant No. 575 18,973 93 TO FREDERICK BATES, recorder of land titles for the territory of Missouri, for this sum granted by Congress for carrying his report upon land claims to the general land office, at the city ol' Washington, per aet of 29th April, 1816.

3Iay 6. Warrant No. 588 500 TO WILLIAM GARRARD, commissioner of land claims for the western district of Louisiana, for ditto, per same act. Nay 7. Warrant No. 594. . . . 500 TO THOMAS B. ROBERTSON, commissioner of land claims for the eastern district of Louisiana, for ditto, per same act.

December 14. Warrant No. 1970 500 1 500

TO MENASSAU MINER, for this sum granted by Congress, for ser- vices rendered, and expenses incurred, by him in providing for his son John Miner, while he was diseased by wounds receiv- ed in the service of the United States in delence of Stonington point, in 1814, per act of 29th Ap& il, 1816. 9. Warrant No. 612 303 74

Carried foi'umd, 8;-;!".3 74 2"l', :;71 08 1816.

Brought forward, 8 303 74 220, 371 08 'I'0 ISAAC DENNlSON, for this sum granted by Congress, for ser- vices rendered, and expenses incurred, by him in providing for his son, Frederick Dennison, for same purpose as above, per same act.

'$1a Jl 9. Warrant No. 613 . ~ 255 92 559 66 'I'0 JOSEPH WHEATON, being the amountgranted by Congress, for interest f'rom 1st April, 1807, to 21st December, 1815, on the sum ol' 8 1600 84, awarded in his favor by George Youngs and Elias B. Caldwell, per act of 26t. h April, 1816. 31ay 9. Warrant No. 614

TO SAW'lUEL FIARRISON, f'or his moiety of the amount granted hy Congress, for hisexertions with those of John '1. Courtney, in saving from destruction the gun boat Asp, during the late ~var, per act of 26th April, 1816. $i ay 20 Warrant No. 654 187 56 'I'0 XA VERIO NA UDI, late consular agent of the United States, at Tripoli, for a balance due to him for his expenditures as afore- said, from 15th of September, 1810, to 11th of April, 18i14, as allowed by the Secretary of State, in pursuance of an act of Congress of the 20th of April, 1816.

3fa JI 30, Warrant No. 681 7,308 1. TO MATTHEW. f" UY, for his proportion of the sum of g 500, as a reward. . for capturing a beat be'langing to the enemy in Cle- ment's bay, in Potomac river, .jn December, 1814, per act of 29th April, 18l6.

Junc 5. Warrant No. 741 ~ 125 TO JOHN WOODYARD, f'or ditto.

July 2. Warrant No. 938 125 'IO WILFPED DRURY, for ditto.

%oven;her 5. Warrant No. 1811 ~ 125 3w 'I'0 KLlZABKTll ROXBURGH, sole heir and representatiVe of Alexander Roxburgh, deceased, being the amount of' a final set- tlement certificate, No. 81,016, issued by John Pierce, , commis- sioner f' or settling army accounts, to the said Alexander Rox- burgh, on the 18th of' August, 1784, including interest thereon fiorn lst January, 1782, to 26th April, 1816, per act ol' 26th April, f8 f6.

,lune 13. 0 arrant No. 786 o 1,471 25 Carried forxoard, $231, 109 08 1816. IA ought f'orchard, 8 231, 109 08 TO IVILLIA%1 IIAAIO'N, being the amount ol' drain'back. of duties on 36 boxes of nhhe sugar, imported by him. on the 26th ot' August, 1805, from Havanna, and ivhich he exported in thc ship Missouri, to Rordeaux, in September following, per act of 26th April, 1816.

13. Wlu'riant No. 787 384 43

TO THOMAS FARRER, being the amount allovved him for his ser- vices as assistant marshal, in taking an account of Che manufac- tures in the state of South Carolina, in the year 1810, per act ol' 27th April, 1816. Jure 19. warrant No. 804 221 64

TO WILLIAM MOSKI Y, being for Qjtto.

June 29. Warrant No. 860 ~ 137 51 I TO WILLIA. M YOUNG, being for ditto.

September 18. Warrant No. 1404 128 21

TO WILLIAM LEACH, being for ditto.

September 19. Warrant Po. 1417 66 57 553 93 TO ELIZABETH HAMILTON, widow and representative of Alex- andei Hamilton, deceased, for five years full pay for the serv- ices of her saig husband as a lieutenant colonel in the reyolu- tionary war, and which is the commutation of his half pay for life, including interest frown the 16th, of Noveraber, 17&3, to the 29th of April, 1816, per act of 29th of April, 1816. July 1. Warrant No. 931 10,609 64

TO JAiVIES LEVINS, for this sum granted to him by Congress for recapturing alone and unassisted, the schooner Santee, together with a midshipman and four seamen of the Brilish Navy, per act of 26th of April, 1816.

September 7. Warrant No. 1352 . ~ 500 TO WILLIAM MORRISETT, for this sum paid by him for penalties which were afterwards reinitted bv the Secretary of tbe Trea- sury, per act of Congress of 15th of February, 1816. September 23. Warrant No. 1427 105

TO THOMAS SWANiV, one of the Yazoo commissioners, on ac- count of his compensation.

June 4. Warrant No, i35 1,000 TO FRANCIS S. KEY, ditto.

June 4. Warrant No. 736 1,000

Carried forint«rd, 8 2,000 243)262 08 'MISC EI.I AYEMJS.

1816. Brougiit forward, g 2, 000 243, 262 08

TO'JOHN LA. W, one of the Yazoo commissioners, on account of his compensation.

June 4. warrant No. 737 . ~ . ~ 1,000 TO RICHARD WALLACH, secretary to the Yazoo commissioners.

June 4. Warrant No. '734 . ~ ~ ~ 1,000

TO DITTO, for the contingent expenses of the board of Yazoo com- missioners.

August 10. Warrant No. 1111 700 4, 700

Miscellaneous Claims unprovided for.

TO DANIEL BEDINGER, late agent for erecting fortifications at Norfolk, for a balance due to him for his expenditures as aforesaid.

February 12. AUarrant No. 163

TO XUILLIAM PINKNEY, for compensation allowed by the Se- cretary of the Treasury, for his services as counsel for the Unit- ed States in sundry cases, agued before the supreme court, Fe- .bruary term, . 1814, after he. had resigned-the office of attorney general.

Pfarcli 9. Warrant No. 257 ~ ~ ' 1&000 'the ': TO JOHN STEELE, collector of customs for the port of Philadelphia, for so much paid by him to'Charles J. Ingersoll for his professional services in the suit of the Spanish brig, Los Dos Amegos, as approved by the Secretary of State.

Beceinber 23. 'Warrant No. .1995 . ~ . . 100 'I'0 SAM UEL L MITCHELL, of New York, on account of the ex- penses incident to the inquiries relative to the equalization of the duties on stills, pursuant to a resolution of the House of Repre- sentatives of the 9th of March, 1816. July 22. Warrant No. 1041. . . . 2 'I'0 ALEXANDER ANDERSON, of Philadelphia, on account of ditto.

October - 4. Warrant No. 1644

TO J, ROP&ERTSOV, deputy consul at Antwerp, for this sum allow- ed for his sei vices and experjses in receiving and forwarding to tiie Treasury, the-boiids and coupons of interest aris', . ;g out of the liquidated loan at Antwerp, as authorized by the Secretary of the 'I'reasury.

July 24, Warrant No. 1053 ~ 4 221 75 4 Carried fore ard, 1,726 40 247, 962 08 Bc one Ii( form:arri 8 l, c26 40 247, 962 08

TO NlCHOLAS B. VAN XAVDT, l'or thirty days' service, and 1153-.', miles travel, to X'lai ietta, Chillieothe, Cincinnati, Zanes. ville, and Stubenville, l'or the purpose of examining the records, and counting the money in thc hands of the receivers of public money, at these different offices, by, direction of the commissioner of the general land office.

August 15. Warrant No. 1142 291

TO JESSE ROBINSON, cashier of the Kennebec bank, for this sum allowed to3iim for his services in making schedules of Treasury Notes.

September 19. Warrant No. 1418

TO THOMAS T. TUCKER, agent for the distribution of cents to banks and custom houses.

October 9. Warrant No. 1680 194 50 December 31. 4o. 2027 ~ 105 78 300 28 TO CONSTANT TABER, navy agent at Rhode Island, for his com- mission, Lc. on the proceeds of eight gun boats sold by him.

December 24. Warrant No. 2005 ~ 52 34 2/90 02

250, 352. 10

From which deduct the following repayment, viz:

. BY JOSEPH NOURSE, out of monies remaining in his hands unex- pended, which were heretofore advanced to him for defraying certain expenses relative to the loan of twenty-five millions ol' dollars, per warrant No. 2671, 5,000

8 245, 352 10

Intercourse with Foreign Rations.

Diplomatic Department. C'arriere

TO )VILLI ANI PINKNEY, envoy extraordinary and minister pleni- potentiary at St. Petersburg, for his outfit, and on account of his salary as aforesaid.

Nay 27. Warrant No. 672

forward, y 18,00i' %VI"I'H , INTERCOURSE FOREIGN NATIONS.

I 816;

Brought forward, 18,000

TO JAMES COX, agent for purchasing bills ofexchange.

Play 2. Warrant No. 572 $9,950 June 27. do. 840 19,998 89 79,948 89

TO JONATHAN SMITH, agent for ditto.

ofay 7. Warrant No. 598 ~ nfl, g(l0 July ] 5. do. 1022 32,2/1 09 61,231 09

TO SAMUEL FLEWWKLLING, agent for ditto.

October 7. Warrant No. 1663 2, 000

8 161,J. 7P QS

From which deduct thc f'olloyvin~ ggys(ypen1p, .viz; C

BY .WILLIAM ZINKNEY, late minister at London, out qf mqqjes remainin~~ in his hands which were heretofore advanced to him in his capicity aforesaid, per warrant No. 2538 ~ . 1,000 Ditto, do. No. 2733 . . 4,980 06 BY JAMES MONROE, late, minister to France, Great Britain, Rc. per warrant No. 2727

BY WILI IAM H. CRAWFORD, late minister at Paris, per war- rant No. 2731 6,424 94

BY JOHN ARMSTRONG, late minister at Paris, per warrant No. 2781 ~ 242

QY SXQRCX BOYD, being so much remaining in his hands which was heretofore advanced to him by the minister of the United States, at Paris, on account of the expen&es of foreign inter- course, per warrant No. 2543 . ~ . ~ 2,000 BY JAMES COX, agent for purchasing bills of exchange, being for the cost aud 4atnages on tpvo bills drawn by Descartes g Mer- cier, on Vigers R Co. of London, one for $800 and the other

for /1, 200 sterling, , returned protested for nonpayment, per warrant No. 2729...... 11,272 40 25, 990 77

135,1. 89 21 INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

1815.

Contingent Kxyenses of Foreign Intercourse.

TO JOEL R. POINSETT, consul general in South America.

December 29. Warrant No. 9609 ~ 405

TO HENRY CLAY, late envoy and minister plenipotentiary for treating of peace and commerce with Great Britain. 1816.

Janaery 22. Warrant No. 106 1,767 94 TO JAMES A. BAYARD, deceased, late ditto. Marcia 6. Warrant No. 247 3,466 54 TO WILLIAM PINKNEY, late special agent of the United States in London, in relation to Maryland bank stock.

Marcia 9. Warrant No. R58 3)851 55 TO CHRISTOPHER HUGHES, JR. late secretary to the mission at Ghent.

Febrmary 13. Warrant No. 166 Sl 92

TO CHRISTOPHER HUGHES, JR. special agent of the Umted States to Carthagena.

Narcb 12. Warrant No. 875 1,000 ofay 20. do. . 655 4, 848 5,848 TQ HENRY CARROLL, bearer of the treaty of peace &om Ghent to Washington.

Nay 10. Warrant No. 618 95 50 TO ALEXANDER H. EVERETT, secretary of legation to Holland.

Ãeveraber 9. Warrant No. 1841 1,000

TO STEPHEN DECATUR, for this sum allowed him by the Secre- tary of State, for the extraordinary expenses incurred by him in the year 1815, as one .of the commissioners for treating of peace with Algiers.

Aarcb, 11. Warrant No. 263 1,000

TO WILLIAM BAlNBRIDGE, for ditto.

3farcb 2I. Warrant No. 304 500 Alan 27. do. 669 500 1,000

Cnrried forwardal, &7, 856 4, . I 46 .INTERCOURSE % ITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

1816. Broug ht forward, II 17,856 45

TO ALFRED GRAYSON, bearer of despatches to Paris and Lon- don, in 1810.

February 14. Warrant No. 170. . . ~ TO GEORGE M. DALLAS, bearer of despatches from Ghent to the seat of government, in 1814.

March 18. Warrant 'No. 297 445 45 TO YVILLIAM POTTINGER, bearer of despatches from London . to. the seat of government, in 1816.

May 29 Warrant No. 678 ~ ~ ~ 0 TO JAMES W. MURRAY, bearer ofdespatches from the consul at Algiers, to the seat of government, in 1816.

July 10. Warrant No. 1009 523 08

TO HENRY B. SMITH, . bearer of despatches from the minister at .Spain.

July 17. Warrant No 1028 ~ 500 TO EUGENE A. VAIL, bearer of despatches from Paris, to the seat of government.

¹vrember 8. Warrant 'No. 1828 246 50 TO EDWARD COLES, bearer of despatches to.St. Petersburg and Amsterdam.

August 2. Warrant No. ,1087 550

TO SEPTIMUS TYLER, agent for commerce and. seamen, at Cape Francois.

December 23. Warrant No. 1998 500

TO WILLIAM TAYLOR, agent of the United States at Port au .Prince.

April 20. Warrant No. 517 500 June 4. do. 738 500 September 10. . do. 1372 ~ ~ ~ 500 1,500 TO AMOS A. WILLIAMS, for the cost, outfit, and expenses, of the schooner Transit, purchased by him under an agreement made . ir&:behalf of the Secretary of State, by William Jones, Secretary of the Navy, for the purpose of taking a messenger and public despatches to:Prance, in the summer of 1814.

April 26. Warrant No. 535 24, 5N 61 Carried forre&ard, f 47, 142 84 iNTERCOVRSE WI rH FORE&GN NATiONS.

1816.

Broug"ht forward& g 47&142 84 TO ANTHONY MORR1S, agent of the United States, at Madrid.

Nay 13 Warrant No. 624 693 ' 1, 8$ 29. do. 677 3,908 52 30. do. 680 3,387 66 8,990 01

TO LLOYD JONES, captain of tbe United States ship, Neptune, for sundry disbursements for said ship, employed in carrying the special mission to Europe, Rc.

May 23. Warrant No. 662 2,305 83

TO JACOB LEWIS, on account of the contingent expenses of foreign , intercourse.

June 13. Warrant No. 785 1,500 TO JOHN I LAWRENCE, late secretary of legation at Stockholm.

June 14. Warrant No. 790 2,779 89 TO MAJOR GENERAL WINFIELD SCOTT, for his personal ex- penses and loss in exchange, beyond his pay in the army, while employed in Europe from 7th June, 1815, to 20th April, 1816, for objects in relation to the intercourse of the United States with foreign nations.

June 19. Warrant No. 803 2, 164 r9

TO WILLIAM WHANN, for so much disbursed by him for obycts in relation to the contingent expenses of foreign intercourse. the specification whereof is deemed inexpedient.

February 16. Warrant No. 178 150

TO DAVID GELSTON, for amount of payments made by hiin for wharfage, shipkeeping, and commission on the sale of the schoo- ner Transit, including his own commission.

May 28. Warrant No. 675 314 43

TO WILLIAM TATHAM, on account of maps, charts, and other do- cuments, with which he has furnished the commissioners for adjusting the. north boundary of the United States.

- July 3. Warrant No. 967 500

TO THOMAS M. BAYLY, for his services and expenses while spe- cially employed by the government, in the Chesapeake bay, on the subject of property to be restored by the British forces there, under the first article of the treaty of Ghent.

July 5. Warrant No. 975

Carried forward, 8 66201 79r INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

1816. Broug ht forward, g 66,901 79

TO PRICE k DUNNING, for ten maps delivered by them to Albert Gallatin, for the use of the American legation at Paris.

.July 25. Warrant No. 1057

TO LEWIS R, HALL, for four sets of the Spectator, furnished for the use of the ministers in Europe, from 1811, to 1816.

August 2. Warrant No. 1089

TO P. A GUESTIER, for various expenses incurred by him in fitting , out the schooner Adeline, chartered by the Department of State, for the purpose of carrying despatches to Europe.

Xovember .13. Warrant No. 1856 6,000

TO SAMUEL FLEWWELLING, agent for the purchase of bills of exchange.

October 7. Warrant, No. 1665 20,000

.92)361 29 From which deduct the Mowing repayments. , vizi BY GEORGE HARRISON, out of moneys heretofore advanced to him on account of the contingent expenses of foreign'inter- , course, 'per warrant No. 2734. . . 18,255 96 BY CHRISTOPHER HUGHES, Ja. ditto, per warrant Ão. 2735 I, I00

Ditto. ditto~ do No. 2782 27

BY JOEL R. POINSETT, ditto, do. No. 2736 5+24 56 25, 207 52

67, 153 V7

Relief and I'rotectiou of A. melican Seamen.

TO RICHARD S. HACKLEY, late acting consul at Cadiz. Febr uaril 17. Warrant No. 183 27 24. do, 203 ~ ~ 335 07 ", alar, h 1 4. do. 262 4 292 654 Of

Corrie $0ÃtBof'd 654 07 INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS. 1816. Jirought forward, TO L. G. ADHEMAR, acting consul at Martinique.

3larch 19, Warrant No. 298 26l 50

TO THOMAS FOSDICK, deceased, late acting consul at Gottenburg.

ApriL 20. Warrant No. 512 1,443 38

TO THOMAS APPLETON, consul at Leghorn.

April 20. Warrant No. 518 155 25

TO CHARLES D. COXE, late acting consul at Tunis.

Hay 24. Warrant No. 665 3.,240 30 TO JOHN M. FORBES, late consul at Hamburg. .

tune 13. Warrant No. 784 2,677 74

TO SAMUEL S. VOORHEES, consul at Pernambucco.

July 23. Warrant No. 1044 84 65 TO ROBERT M. HARRISON, consul at St. Thomas's.

July 29. Warrant No. 1065 605 48 TO JOHN MITCHELL, consul at Martinique.

August 16. Warrant No. 1144 320 October 23. do. 1768 100 Eowember 19. do. 1883 200 19. do. 1884 300 30. do. 1924 150 1,070 TO WILLIAM KIRKPATRICK, consul at Malaga.

October 11. Warrant No. 1695 125 10 TO EDWARD CRUFT, owner of the brig Dolphin, for the passage of two seamen from Bristol to Baltimore. 1815.

December 29. Warrant No. 9610

TO THOMAS COWARD, master of the schooner Spy, for passage of nine seamen from St. Thomas's to Baltimore. 1816.

January 18. Warrant No. 96 90

'I'0 JOHN W. QUINCY, owner of the brig Eliza, for passage of eleven seamen from Turk's Island to New York.

. January 31. Warrart No. 132 110

Carrie l fo; ward, 5 10,537 47 N, n INTERCOURSE % ITII FOREIGN NATIONS.

1816. Brought forward, $10,537 4i 'I'0 EDMUND MOREWOOD, owner of the ships Criterion, and William, and brig Hannah, for the passage of nine seamen from London to New York.

~february 23. Warrant No. 201 90 'I'O JOHN S. DAVIS, master of the brig Jane, for passage of a sea- man from Pernambucco to Alexandria.

February 26. Warrant No. 204 10

TO SAMUEL EAMES, master of the ship Cyrus, for passage of a seaman from Lisbon to Boston.

February 26. Warrant No. 205 10 'I'O PETER ROSSEAU, master of the brig Ann, for passage of a sea- man from Rotterdam to Baltimore.

2Varch 9. Warrant No. 254 10

TO HENRY H'ALL, agent for the owners of the brig Sailor's Friend, . for passage of three seamen from Havre. de Grace to Boston. iVarcb 27; Warrant No. 325 30

TO BROWN lk IVES, owners of the brig Merchant's Array, for pas- sage of two seamen from Lisbon to Providence.

April 3. Warrant No. 379 80

TO PETERS lk BOND, owners of the schooner Mechanic, for the passage of twenty six seamen, from St. Bartholomews to Boston. April 8. Warrant No, 388 560

TO SHUBAEL SWAINE, master of the schooner Argo, for the pas- sage of three seamen from St. Bartholomew's to New York. April 38. Warrant No. 559

TO JOHN KEMP, owner of the ship Illinois, for the passage of seven seamen from London to New York.

May 2. Warrant No. 570 VO

TO PRESBURY NORTON, master of the schooner Hero, for the passage of a seaman from Lisbon to Philadelphia.

May 2. Warrant No. 573 10 I'O JOHN JANNEY R Co. owners of the ship Potomac, for the passage of two seamen from Amsterdam to Alexandria.

"l. Warrant No. 599 20

Carried forward, 8 IION 4Z INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

1816.

trough t forvLarcl, 8 11,097 47 TO JOHN HAMILTON, master of the ship Superior, for the pas- sage of six seamen from Liverpool to Philadelphia. May 8. Warrant No. 611 60 TO ELKANAH BRAY, master of the ship Nancy, for the passage of two seamen from Liverpool to Philadelphia. Nay 29. Warrant No. 676 TO HENRY ELDRIDGE, master of the ship William Baker, for the passage of two seamen from Lisbon to Norfolk. June 10. Warrant No. 'Z56 TO CHARLES W. KARTHAUS, Ik Co. owners of the ship Burn- ham, for the passage of six seamen from Buenos New York. Ayres to

July 10. Warrant No. 1008 60 TO ENOCH SAWYER, for the passage of four seamen an board of the brig John S. Keys from Cadiz to Camden. July 30. .Warrant No. 1069 40 TO JOHN SOMERS, deceased, late master of the schooner Adeline, for the passage of two seamen from St. Thomas's to Alex- andria.

August 9. Warrant No. 1110 TO JOHN GARDNER, master of the ship Hope, for the passage of five seamen from Gibraltar and Lisbon to Philadelphia. August 22. Warrant No. 1166 TO JOHN SMITH, master of the brig Yamacraw, for the passage of three Seamen from Liverpool to Savannah. October 7. Warrart No. 1660 TO SALTUS, SON, R Co. owners of the ship Justina, for the pas- sage of a seaman from Lisbon to Yew York. October 7. Warrant No. 1661 ~ - ~ ~ 10 TO JOHN DAVISON, master of the ship Lucy, for the passage of two seamen from Liverpool to Savannah, October 11. Warrant No. 1697 . . ~ - ~ 20 TO HENRY DICKSON, master of the ship George Washington, for the passage of a seaman from Cadiz to Norfolk November 5. Warrant No. 1814 10 Carried forccard, INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

1816. Broug ht forward, g 11,437 47

TO JOIIiV A. MORTON, Ja. one of the owners of the brig Pike, for the passage of three seamen from Bordeaux to Baltimore.

i"voeember 16. Warrant No. 1871 30

'I'0 NATHANIEL STANWOOD, master o'f the b. ig Abby, for the passage of a seaman from the Canary Islands to Alexandria. October 22. Warrant No. 1754 10

'I'0 NATHANIEL WATTLES, owner of the ship Wilhelmina, for the passage of two seamen from Lisbon to Alexandria.

December 3. Warrant No. 938 20

TO JOHN R, WILLIAM SOUTHGATE, owners. of the ship Gen- eral Washington, for the passage of two seamen from Lisbon to Norfolk. .'December 3. warrant No. 1941

, TO JOHN G. LEGETTZ, snaster af the. British schooner Prudence, for the passage of seven seamen from Jamaica to Norfolk.

December 17. Warr" nt No. 1981 'I'0 BRADDOCK LORING, master of the brig. Exchange, for. the pas- sage of two seamen from Lisbon -to Boston.

December 28. Warrant No. 2020

TO JAMES COX, agent for the purchase of bills of exchange.

June 17. Warrant Vto. 794 M, 975 &5

TO SAMUEL FLEWWELLING, agent for ditto.

October 7. Warrant No. 1662 8,000

73,583 02

'Treaties with Mediterraueau Powers. ,

TO THOMAS D. ANDERSON, Consul at Tunis. January 2. Warrant No. 15 '1,000 ll/ay . do. 601 5,000 :6,000

' Carried fora ard, , $6&000 INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.

1816.

8& ought forward, 8 6,000

TO JAMES SiiVIPSON, consul at Tangier.

Jununry 2. Warrant No. 17 1,800 May 10. do. 616 1,000 10. do. 617 1,000 October 15. do. 1718 1,600 23. do. 1767 970 Ãoeem her 15. do. 1860 1,000 December 2. do. 1934 1,000 8,37'0

TO TOBIAS LEAR, late consul general at Algiers.

February 7. Warrant No. 157 1,816 TO MORDECAI M. NOAH, consul at Tunis.

February 24. Warrant No. 202 800 July 16. do. 1027 2,600 3,400 TO CHARLES D. COXE, late acting consul at Tunis.

3fay 24. Warrant No. 665 4, 387 79

TO JOHN RIDGELY, late consul at Tripoli, being a balance due to him.

June 12. Warrant Vo. 758

TO JONATHAN S. SiVIITH, of Philadelphia, on account of the expenses of intercourse with Barbary powers.

January 30. Warrant No. 127 . ~ 2, 000

TO JA&IES RILEY, late master of the brig Commerce of Hartford, Connecticut, for the expenses paid by Horatio Sprague of Gib- . raltar for his own ransom and that of four of his crew, who were wrecked in said brig on the coast of Africa, and made captives by the A| abs. capri/ 18. Warrant No. 462 1,852 45 TO JONATHAN SiVII'I'H, agent for the purchase of bills of ex- change.

. July 19. Warrant No. 1003 19,952 44

TO SA'~IUEL ELEtVA ELI ING, agent for ditto.

October 7. Warr'ant No. 1664 30,000

Carried foyer. d, 8 7i, 781 22 0 o IY, '1'Xl(COURS'E WITH FOREIGN, XA'1'IOUS.

1 1'16.

Brought forward, . g 77,781- 2$

, prom which deduct the following repayments, viz: BY DANIEL BEDINGER, late navy agent at Norfolk, for balance of moneys remaining in his hands unexpended, which were heretofore advanced to him on account of the expenses of in- tercourse with the Barbary powers, per warrant No. 8566 ~ 2 03

BY CHARLES W. GOLDSBOROUGH, for ditto, per warrant No. 2780 0 e ~ ~ 33 48 35 45

77,745 77

Prize Causes.

TO JOHN M. FORBES, agent of claims at Copenhagen.

.April 13. Warrant No. 408 ~ a ~ g 2, 448 63

Treaty of Gheat.

TO JOHN HOLMES, commissioner ~nder the 4th article.

October 11 Warrant No. 1694

TO JAMES T. AUSTIN, agent under ditto.

October ll. Warrant No. 1693 2,000 TQ CORNELIUS P. VAN NESS, commissioner under the 5th ar- ticle.

8ctober 15. Warrant No. 1720 1,590

TO SAMUEL HAWKINS, agent under the 6th and 7th articles. ApriL 96. Warrant No. 536 1,000 . July 28. do. 104P 1,000 December 2. do. 1935 500 26. do. %16 500 XII.ITALY KSTABI, ISHMKN'I'

18ltl.

Military K stablishm en).

Pay of the Army, Rc.

'TO THOMAS T. TUCKER, agent for the War Department, on ac- count of the pay and subsistence of the army, bounty to sol- diers, expenses of the recruiting service, ordnance, hospital de- partment, camp equipage, clothing for the army, arsenals, ma- gazines, and the incidental and contingent expenses of the de- partment.

Jhnnar y 80. Warrant No, 126 '7, 927,372 March 8t). do. 330 950,u00 May 18. do. 626 1,0O8, O00 15. do. 432 1,078, 848 25 23. do. 663 2, 206, 888 50 September 13. do- 1387 83,37725 14. do. 1890 798,355 October 7- do, 1675 1,196, 496 -November 6. do. 1817 781,632 49 December 5. do. 1947 250, 000

16p225)469 49

December Sl. By appropriation warrant No. 245, being the sum ap- propriated on the 3d of 51arch, 1815, for ascertaining and sur- veying the lands to which the title of the Creek nation was ex. tinguished by the treaty of the 9th of August, 1814, which was improperly carried to the credit of the appropriation for the surveys of public -lands, now directed to be transferred to the :credit of this appropriation ~ 25, 000

16,200, 469 49 From which dednct the following repayments, viz:

SY JARED BROOKS, late lieutenant and paymaster, out of mo- neys remaining in his hands unexpended, which were herete- fore advanced to him in his capacity aforesaid, per warrant No. $564 . - . . - . 4, 785 08

.BY CORNELIUS R, SEDAM, late a captain in the army, ditto, per warrant No. 2565 ~ ~ BY JAMES THOMAS, late assistant quartermaster general, out of moneys remaining in his hands which were heretolore ad- vanced to him in. his capacity aforesaid, per warrant No. 2726 4,000

BY JOHN S. GANG, out of moneys remaining in his hands unex- —pended which were heretofore advanced to him for the pay ment of the militia of Ohio, called into the service of the Unit- ed States, per warrant No, 2724 35 6r

Carried fovuard, 8 8, 826 75 16,200, 469 49 NAVAL KSTABLlSHiVENT.

1816, Brought foru;ard, 8 8, 826 75 16,200, 469 49

BY JOHN B. B;GARNES, late captain and paymaster in the army, out of moneys remaining in his hands which were heretofore advanced to him in his capacity aforesaid, per warrant No 545 94 2783 . ~ . . . . 4, 13,372 69

16, 187,096 80

Treaties with Indian Tribes.

TO THOMAS T. TUCKER, agent.

September 13. Warrant No. 1387 ~ 28,600 23. do. 1433 53,475 I 82,075

Xaval Establishment.

TO THOMAS T. TUCKER, agent for the 'Navy Department, on ac- count of the pay and subsistence of the oAicers and men, the expenses of the recruiting service, building, purchase, and re- pairs of vessels, ordnance, Rc. and the contingent expenses of the Department.

February 15. Warrant No 171 4W, 403 50 3Iay 7. do. 592 800000 15. do. 633 50,000 15. do. -634 30,000 15. do. 635 100,000 June 4. do. 731 508, 385 4. do. 732 25, 000 4. do. 733 25,000 August 12. do. 1118 5,082 77 September 9. do. 1354 720, 338 9. do, 1355 800 23. do. 1429 ~ 3,000 Voeember 16. do. 1869 872, 000 December 5. d8. 1949 329, 602 50

Carried forward, 3,908, 611 .77 PUBLIC DEBT. . 1816.

Brought forward, 8 3,90&, 611 77

From which deduct the Pollowijsg repayment, viz:

BY WILLIAM CRAFTS, late navy agent at Charleston, South Ca- rolina, out of moneys heretofore advanced to him on account of the repairs of the Navy, per warrant No. 2784 ~ 333 47 8 3,908, 278 30

Public Debt.

Interest antI Reimbursement of the Domestic Ikbt.

-+or discharging the interest which became due on the different species of stocks standing on the books of the several commissioners of loans, and towards the reimbursement of the old six per cent. deferred, and exchanged six per cent. stocks. TO WILLIAM GARDNER, New Hampshire. jMarch 15. Warrant No. 285 10,000 .June 7. do. 743 ~ 9,400 19,400 TO WILLIAM PLUMER, Ja. ditto.

September 9. Warrant No. 1361 11)000 TO BENJAMIN A USTIX, Massachgsetts. March 15. Warrant No. 286 310,000 June 8. do. 7'51 290,000 September 9. do, 1362 312,000 912)000 TO CHRISTOPHER ELLERY, Rhode Island. March 15. Warrant No. 287 13,000 June 7. do. , 74'4 17,000 September 9. do. 1364 18,000 48,000 TO JONATHAN BULL, Connecticut.

March 15. Warrant No. 288 22, 000 June 7. do. 745 18,500 September 9. do. 1363 19,,500 60,000

Carried forward, 8 1,050, 400 PUBLIC DEBT.

'Brought forward, 1;050,400

TO WILL'IAM FEW, New Vork. March 25. Warrant No. 316 505,000 June 8. do. 750 525, 000 September . 9. do. 1365 540, 000 1P70;000

TO JAMES EWIXG, New Jersey.

Narcb 15. Warrant No. 289 ~ ~ 5,000 June do. 746 . ~ 2,800 September 9. do. 1366 3)800 19. do. 1414 152 11)752

TO WILLIAM WHITE, Pennsylvania.

June 21. warrant No. 823 426, 591 66 September 23. do. 1432 417,375 843,966 66 TO JOHN STOCKTON, Delaware.

June 21. Warrant No. 824 573 September 23. do. 1431 500 1)073

TO EDWARD HALL, Maryland.

Marcia 25. Warrant No. 311 145,000 June 20. do. 819 141,848 83 September 23. .do. 1430 139)331 426)179 83

TO THOMAS NELSON, Virginia. March 15. Warrant No. 290 13)000 June 7. do. 747 27, 000 September 9. do. 1367 24,000 64,000

TO SHERWOOD HAYWOOD, North Carolina. 3farcb 15. Warrant No. 291 5;000 June 7. do. 748 ~ 4,000 September .9. do. 1368 2900 11)000 TO THOMAS LEHRE, South Carolina. Marcb 15. Warrant No. 292 82,000 June 8. do. 752 89, 119 66 September 9 do. 1369 120)000 291, 119 66 Carried forward, g 4,269, 491 15 PUBLIC DEBT.

Brought forward, I 4,269 j491 15 TO ROBERT HABERSFIAN, Georgia. 3farch 15. Warrant No. 293 1,000

TO WFLLIAM HABERSHAM, Georgia. .June V. Warrant No. 749 2, 400 September Q. .do. 1370 3,000 5)400

TO PRIME, WARD R, SANDS, agents for purchasing bills of ex- change, for. the cost of bills on Charleston, South Carolina, purchased by direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, for the purpose of being remitted to the Planters and Mechanics' Bank, Charleston, on account ol' the interest and reimburse- ment of the funded domestic debt of the United States.

August 30. Warrant No. 1293 30,000 September 5. do. 1333 20,000 9. do. 1357 20,000 12. do. 1376 30,000 21. do. 1421 50,000 October 1. do. 1603 45,000 member 19. .do. 1879 5,000 200, 0Ã

Interest and Reimbursement Payable at the Trea- sury on the Funded Debt.

TO WILLIAM WHANN, cashier of the Bank of Columbia.

1815. December 30. Warrant No. 9611 50;000 1816. June 27. do. 834 37,884 50 September 26. do. 1502 36,610 24 124, 494 74

TO JONATHAN SM'ITH, cashier of the Bank of Pennsylvania. 3farch 25. Warrant No. 312 33,630 60 June 27. do. 833 33098 19 September 26. do. 1501 32,216 54 98,945 33

'TO THOMAS T. TUCKER, agent for the commissioners of the navy pension fund, being for interest and reimbursement of the several species of stocks standing to their credit on the books of the Treasury.

1815. December 30. Warrant No. 9612 10,069 50 1816. June 27. do. 836 ~ 8, 147 27 September 26. do. 1504 8, 147 2T 26, 364 04

Curried for murd, g 47256ov ' PUBI. 1C DEBT.

1816.' Brought forfar&i, 4, 785,695 26

'I'0 THOMAS T. 'TUCKER, agent for the privateer pension fund, being for interest on the stock belonging to said fund, stand'ing on the books of the Treasury.

1815 December 30. Warrant No. 9613 937 50 1816. June 27. do. 837 937 50 September 26. do. 1505 937 50 2, 818 50

4)728@07 76

From which sleduct the following repayments, viz:

. BY JAMES DAVIDSON, Ja. for moneys remaining in his hands which were. heretofore advanced'to him for the payment of the United States' dividends& per warrant 24o. K'37 . ~ "727 99 BY PRIME, WARD &, SANDS, for this sum advanced to them for the purchase of bilk on Charleston, to be remitted to the Planters &, Meelianics) Bank, at Charleston, South Carolina, and applie8 to the payment of the interest and reimbursement of the fund'ed domestic debt of the United States, payable there, per warrant No. 8740. . . ~ 80;000 , do. 9741 . . . . 120',000 ~. 900,727 99

4, 587)779 77

Interest on I ouieiena Stock.

For the pu'rchase of biHs of exchange, remitted to Baring, Brothers, & Co. of London, and the commissioners of loans in Holland, to be applied. to the payment of interest on said stock.

TO SAMUEL %LE%WELLING, agent for purcliasing bills of exchange.

Jt)larch 14. Warrant No. 880 95,966 65 14. do. 88 l. 838 16 14. do. SSQ 95,850 190t754 81

TO JOHN BROKENBROUGH, agent for ditto.

Jttfarch 27. Warrant No. M1 72,082 22 do. 3M 180 72)208 28

-Carried forward) 8 268, 957 03 Br ouglrt forveard, 8 262, 957 03

TO JAMES COX, agent for purchasing bills of exchange.

June 17. Warrant No. 794 53r975 56 August 7. do. 1105 158,340 01 do. 110o 395 85 212, 711 42

TO JONATHAN SMITH, agent for ditto.

July 9. Warrant No. 1002 26, 399 98 15. do. 1023 25, 7(7 78 august 7. do. 1103 8, 444 44 7e do. 1104 21 11 September 5. do. 1342 102, 933 26 5. do, 1343 257 33 163,833 90

6/9, 502 35

From which deduct the followin~ repayments, viz:

BY' JAMES COX, agent for purchasing bills of exchange for the cost and damages on a bill of exchange drawn by Descaves tk, Mercier, on Thomas Wilson, of London, for 42000 sterling, dated May 30th, 1816, returned protested for nonpayment, per warrant No. 2730. . ~ . . 11,272 39 BY JOHN W. tk GILBERT RUSSELL, being the balance due on their bill of exchange for $2000 sterling, on Conway k, Da- vidson, of Liverpool, dated September 10th, 1810, returned protested for nonpayment, per warrant No, 2738 . . 11,055 81 22, 328 20

8617,174 15

Reimbursement of Temporary Loans.

TO ALEXANDER HENRY, cashier of the bank of the state of South Carolina, being for the repayment of a temporary loan made by said bank on the 1st of December, 1814, and payable this day. 1815.

December 1, Warrant No. 9523 50,000

TO WILLIA'. vl WHANN, cashier of the bank of Columbia, being for the repayment of a temporary loan made by the said bank, authorized by act of 13th February, 1815. 1816.

8. Warrant No. 604 50,000

Carried for;ea„"d, g 100,000 PUBi. II DEBT.

1816.

Brought forfar d, 8 100,NIO

TO CHARLES T. CHAPMAN, ca;hier of the Union'Bank of Alex- andria, for ditto.

Nay 8. Warrant No. 605 50, 000

TO ALEXANDER KERR, cashier of 'the Bank of the Metropolis, tor ditto.

3fay 8. Warrant No. 606 75,000

TO SAMUEL ELIOT, Ja. cashier of the Bank of Washington, for ditto.

Ãay 8. Warrant No. 607 50;000

'I'0 THE COM, PTROLLER OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, "being for the repayment of a temporary loan made by the state of'New York, per act of 15th November, 1814,

September 12. Warrant No. 1377 350, 000

TO BENJAMIN HATCHER, president o'f the Farmers' Bank of Virginia, being the amount loaned by the said bank, under contracts with the Secretary of the Treasury, dated February 14, 1816, and reimbursable on the 1st of November.

September 16. Warrant No. 13116 150,000

TO SAMUEL FROTHINGHAM, cashier of the State'Bank, Boston, being the r&. ': lue of two loans of f 500,000 each, made by said bank, under two contracts with the Secretary of the Treasury, dated 10th June, and 27th October, 1812, and reimbursable on the 31st December, 1813, and 1814, in equal payments.

/ September 24. Warrant No 1440 500,000

g ),275, 000

j.utexest On YemyoraIy Leaas.

TO WHITEHEAD FISH, cashier of the Mechanics' Bank, New York, for interest at 7 per cent. on a temporary loan of g 200, 000 made by said bank, under a contract dated 27th De- cernber, 1814, f'rom 1st January, to 31st December, 1815,

/angary 8. Warrant No, 73 ' ~ 14,000 Curried forward, f 14,000 163

&. 816. Broug Iit fni'u, arit, ]4 0Cin

To LEVI:CUTTER, cashier of the Cumberland Bank, Maine, for in- terest on a loan of 8 50,000, made by said bank under a con- tract, dated October, 26th, 1812, from '1st October, to 31st De- cember, 1815.

January 10. Warrant No. &5 750 TO SAMUEL FROI'HINGHAM, cashier of the State Bank, Bos- I'or ton, interest on 8500, 000 the residue of two loans for 5 500,000 each, made by said bank under tivo contracts, dated June 10, and October 27, 1812, from 1st of October, 1815, to 30th September, 1816.

January 10. Warrant No, V6 1,500 June 12. do. r 57 7,500 October 7. do. 1659 15,000 30,000 TO ARCHIBALD M'INTIRE, comptroller of the state of New York, for interest on a -temporary loan of 8350,000, made to the United States, from 26th April, 1815, to 19th September, 1816. 3/ay 11. Warrant No. 620 . . 21,000 December 3. do. 1943 ~ ~ 8,342 46 29)342 46

TO AI EXAN DER KERR, cashier of the Bank of the Metropolis, for interest on a loan of I 75,000, viz: g 25, 000 from 1st Octo- ber, g 25,000 from 2d October, 1815, and $25&000 from 19th March, 1816, to 8th May, 1816.

January 8. Warrant No. 72 748 W 3p~ il 12. do. 407 803 42 ofay 21. do. 659 456 16 2,008 5,5

TO CHARLES T. CHAPMAN, cashier of the Union Bank of Alex- andria, for interest on a loan of g 50,000, viz: $25, 000 from 19th August, 1815, and 8 25,000 from 13th January, to 8th Slay, 1816. february 12. Warrant No. 162 554 (9 April 16. do. 423 699 65 31ay 14. .do. 628 312 33 1,566

TO SAMUEI. ELIOT, JR. cashier of the Bank of Washington, for interest on a loan of $50,000, viz: 8 25,000 from 23~d WIay. and 825, 000 from 8th October, 1815, to 8th May, 1816.

May 21. Warrant No. 660 2.291 66

TO WILLIAM WHANN, cashier ol' the Banl. of Columbia, for in- terest on a loan of 550, 000, viz: ill 25, 000, fi om 13th July, and 8 25,000 l'rom 17th November, 1815, to 8th May, 1916.

3fay 23, Warrant No. 664 1 952

Carried for ward. 81 911 1816,

Brought forward& 81,911 48

this sum paid 'December 31. For appropriation warrant No. 247, for on the 14th October, 1815, out of the appropriation for public tjl buildings in Washington, for interest on a loan of 25,000, ~ 645 20 which ought to have been paid out of this appropriation. 4 82,556 68

For Paying the Principal and. Interest of Treasury Notes.

TO WILLIAM FEW, New York. 300,000 September 9. Warrant No, 1359 TO THOMAS NELSON, Virginia. 12,000 April 10. Warrant No. 401 TO THOMAS I EHRE, South Carolina.

Narc'h 6. Warrant No. 248 40;000 8. do. 1829 23&409 1V owember 63,409

TO WILLIAM HABERSHAM, Georgia. 360,468 August 12. Warrant No. . 1117 TO WILLIAM WHANN, cashier of the Bank of Columbia. 075 29 January 31. Warrant No. 296, 786 15 February 12. do. 161 907, 19. do. 186 562, 455 59 12 do. 267 656, 870 62 25 do. 310 505, 367 92 958 01 April 15. do. 412 407, June 10. do. 755 807,954 72 29. do. 859 749)713 94 October 31. do. 1790 4, 963,473 99 . 5, 185,043 58 December 31. , do. 2029 —15,042, 699 81 TO J, W. TREADWELL, cashier of the Merchants' Bank of Salem. 66 December 17. YVarrant No. 1977 31,514 Carried foru&ard, g 15,810;091. 41 PUBLIC DEBT.

1816.

1h'ouo ht forward& 15,810&091 4l

Prom which deduct the following repayments, viz:

BY BENJAMIN AUSTIN, commissioner of loans, Massachu- setts, out of moneys remaining in his hands unexpended, which were heretofore advanced to him for thereimburse- ment of Treasury Notes, per warrant No. 2562 99,076

BY WILLIAM WHITE, commissioner of loans, Pennsylvania, on account of ditto, per warrant No. 2568. . . 600,000 699,076

, 8 15, 111,015 41

Red. uction of the Public Bebt.

TO THOMAS T. TUCKER, agent to the trustees for the re- demption of the public debt.

March 25. Warrant No. 818 492494 41 June 27. do. 835 492, 394 41 September 26. do. 1503 492&394 41 Becensber 4. do. 1946 492,394 41 —— — 1,969&577 64 Of moneys arising from the sale of public lands.

December 19. Warrant No. 1988 87,959 28 19. do. 1989 1,200, 000 1,287, 959 28

8 3,257, 536 92

Statement of the Funds for the Year iSiCi,

Arising from the interest paid to the trustees of the sinking fund, and from payments into the Treasury during the same period, for the sales of public lands, viz:

Interest on stocl- purchased and redeemed, and included in the ag- gregate amount of the dividends paid at thc Treasury, in 18 l6, ~ ~ 1 969 577 64

Carrinl forward& 8 l, 969&577 64 PUBI. IC DEBT.

1816.

Brought forward, 4l 1,969, 577 64

Moneys arising from the sale of public lands paid into the Trea- sury in. 1816, 1,287, 959 2g g 3,257, 536 92

Payments made bp the Trustees,

'For the redemption of the public debt, towards the reimbursement of stock according to law, during. the year 1816, agreeably to the report of said trustees, dated February 6th, 1817.

Out of the interest fund, 1,969+77 64 Out of the fund arising from the sale of public lands, 1,287, 959 28

3,257, 536 92

I'e.cayitulatioa of the Public Ilebt.

Interest and reimbursement of the domestic and funded debt, - 4, 527, 779 77 Interest on Louisiana stock, 617, 174 15 Reimbursement of temporary loans, 1,275, 000- I nterest on temporary loans, 82, 556 68 Principal and interest of 'I'reasury Notes, 15,111, 015 41 Moneys arising from the transfer of public debt to the commissioners of the sinking fund, and applied to the payment of interest on the domestic and funded debt, 1,969, 577 64 Moneys arising from the sale of public lands, and applied as above, 1,287, 959 28

j5 24, 871,062 93 Iteznaining nt the. end of tlute year 1816, on, appr oplriations made during the year 18'l4, and car- ried by a uzarrant of the Secretary oj' the Treasuzy, to the credit of an account denom& nated the "Surplus Fund, " in pursuance of the 16th section of an act passed the 3d 1Vlarch, 1795, entitled "An, act making further provision, for the support of the public credit, and for the redemption of the public debt. "

On the appropriations for the Civil List.

:For the salary of the Vice President of the United States . 1,390 42 salary of the secretary of the Michigan territory ~ . 10 99 contingent expenses of do. ~ ~ ~ 248 68 do. Indiana territory . ~ 189 25 dG. Mississippi territory, . 193 75 salary of one of the judges of the Missouri territory (Lucas) 234 43 do. do. (Bullit t) 135 contingent expenses of do. . . 292 75 salary of one of the judges of the Illinois territory (Sprigg) 173 25 contingent expenses of do. . . . 350 salary of the Secretary of State. . . . . 1,250 do. Secretary of the Treasury. . . . 668 96 do. Secretary of War. . . . . 187 50 do. accountant of war. . . . . 179 36 do. Secretary of the Navy. . . . 366 85 do. commissioner of the general land oAice . . 01 do. surveyor general and his clerks. . ~ 150 clerk hire adjutant and inspector general's oAice . 1,500 marshals, clerks and jurors. . . 149,828 60 claims unprovided. . . . . 2, 000 Sum deducted in the schedule of appropriations 159,344 75

On the appropriation for paying Annuities and Grants

For this sum, deducted in the schedule of appropriations (annuity to Joseph Traversie, ) 120 On the appropriations for Trading Houses with the Indians.

For this sum, deducted in the schedule of appropriations (agents and clerks of trading houses, ) 1,770 65 On the appropriation for Contingent Expenses of Government.

For this sum, deducted in the schedule of appropriations 1~)800

On the appropriations for Bounty to the Owners) OAlcers and Crews of Private Armed Vessels.

For this sum, deducted in the schedule of appropriations 153,82, )

On the appropriations for the Light House Establishment.

For placing buoys at the harbor of Edgartown, 1,448 48 do. off Cape Fear river 1, 1l5 84

Caz ried forward) 2, 5'9 27 Broug1&t forward& g 2, 559 27 328, 360 40

For placing tivo beacons and buoys, New Haven harbor ~ ]00 For beacons and buoys at the entrance of Beverly harbor ~ 350 F;&i er. ecting a beacon at Net Inlet, iN'orth Carolina 1,800 For the erection of two light houses on I ake Erie 4, 000 Fot a light house on the south point of Cumberland Island 4, 0i00 F»r. light houses on the Xlississippi and Cape Look Out 20, 000 For a light house on the south pair;t of Sapelo Island, and placing buoys on the shoals leading to Dai ien, Rc. 4, 494 81 Sum deducted in the schedule of appropriations 37,304 08

On the appropriations for Miscellaneous Expenses.

For commissions of agents for selling 'I'reasury Niotes 9,998 29 expenses of signing, issuing, Rc. Treasury Notes 24, 777 54 relict' of Samuel Ellis 168 98 expenses pf collecting flags, Rc. taken fr'om the enemy 500 expenses of the loan of twenty five millions of dollars 36/81 80 claims unprovided 637 61 Sum deducted in the schedule of appropriations 72, 584 SS

On the appropriation for Prize Causes.

For this sum, deducted in the schedule of appropriations 1,551 37

On the appropriation for Algerine Treaty.

For this sum deducted in the schedule of appropriations 24,000 On the appropriation for the . th article of the 'British Treaty (old. ) For this sum deducted, in tbe schedule of appropriations 341 67 Ci On;the appropriations for the Naval Department.

For this sum, deducted in the schedule of appropriations (for bounty, subsist- ence, Rc. of the Marine corps, ) . ~ ~ . - 174,9% 25 639, 133 99 A GKXERAL STATEMENT of the several stocks traasferre(l to the United. States, to the Sist of Beeember, i8io, the interest on which, by the acts of the 8th of May, i'd%, aud. the Sd of March, t79S, is ayyroyriated for the redemption of the Public Debt.

Old six per cent. 'I'hree percent. Deferred six per Five per Five and a half Four and a Four per Navy six Eight per Exchanged six Converted six I ouisiana Six per cent Amount of the stock. stock. cent. stock. cent. stock, per cent. stock. half per cent. stock. per cent, cent. stock per cent. stock. per cent. stock six per cent stock of several species cent. stock. stock. stock, 1812. of stock.

S Reimbursement of the foreign debt to the 31st of DNA:mber, 1809 8)200,000 820,000 B)180)OOQ 12,200, 000 of the navy six per cent. stock e 711,700 711,700 of the five and a half per cent. stock 1)751,742 56 1,751, 742 56 of the four and a half per cent. stock 176,000 176,000 of the eight per cent. stock 5,302)900 5,802, 900 of the exchanged six per cent stock 5,993, 348 40 5, 998,848 50 of the converted six per cent. stock 1,859, 770 70 1,859, 770 70 Purchased with moneys received on account of surplus duties to the end of 1790 439,016 12 401,072 90 631,786 86 1,471, 875 88 on account of the loan of g 2,000, 000, of the 12th of August, 1790 858,604 95 $1,78l 94 137,588 66 522, 925 55 out of the interest fund, or applied therefrom . ~ 140,588 08 79,055 79 1, 32)625 59 326)500 324)200 1,098, 726 90 out of moneys arising from imports and tonnage, and from the sale of public, lands 1,056, 700 300,007 42 1,856)707 62 In payment for lands sold under certain acts of Congress . ~ 65,308 79 S5,877 91 20)968 90 1,400 122,900 700 80 297,235 60 for lands on lake Erie sold to the state of Pennsylvania 60,449 44 60, 718 25 80,224 72 151,892 41 of certain balances which originated prior to the present constitution 7)220 63 7, 187 64 16)986 17 31,344 44 In the payment of commutation of certain military officers placed on the pension list ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t ~ ~ 14,984 22 10)472 40 V)467 09 82, 873 71 In discharge of debts due foreign officers 186,988 23 22)488 58 209)426 81 ~ of the registered debt per act of the 12th June, 1798 86,566 54 )), 86,566 54 of loan office and final settlement certificates, per same act 55, 888 g8 27,581 84 83,470 82 Stock arising from specie, paid for services and supplies, prior to the 4th of Mar'cb) 1789 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 515;460 94 515,460 94 Unapplied of 8 660,000, six per cent. stock, remitted on account of the Dutch debt, in 1795. . . . . ~ 20,000 20,000

Total amount to the credit of the commissioners of the sinking fund to the 81st -55 ' of December, 1816 ~. . . . . ~ 1,946 026 92 698 41 1,005)179 83 8,200, 000 1,S48, 900 996,000 8, 180,000 711,700 6,482, 500 6,294/51 12 1,859, 850 70 326)500 324, 200 83,873, 468 98

Amount brought down, 83,873, 463 98 Add reimbursement of six per cent. and deferred stocks, to 31st December, 1816, 20,076, 886 67

53,950, 800 65 And the unredeemed amount of the funded debt and temporary loans, on 1st January) 1817, 115,807, 805 48

Total nominal amount', including the credits of the sinking fund, 1st January, 1817) as exhibited in the annexed statement, a 109,)58, 100 19 General Account of Receipts and Expentlitures of the Unitetl States in the year 1816,

of expenditures, as exhibited in the general By balance in the Treasury on the 31st of December, To amount 13,106, 592 88 schedule of appropriations 48&244, 495 51 1815 By amount of receipts in the year 1816, as stated in 57, 171&421 82 To balance in the Treasury on tlIe 31st December 1816 22, 033,519 19 page 16 Dollars, 70,278, 014 lO Dollars, 70,278, 014 (0

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, TREASURY DEPARTMENT, November 27, 1817. CoMPTRoLLER s OFFIGE November 30, 1817. REGIsTER s OFFICE JOSEPH NOURSE, Regi8ter. '. & ounter;. igned b~ SOS. ANDERSON, Comptroller,

APPENDIX.

STA I'KMKNTS SHKWING THK OPERATION OF THE FUNDS

THE DOMESTIC' DEBT,

CLOSE OF THE YEA.R 1816:

kI, SOq

ST%.TEMKXTS OF THK 9OMKSTIC SKAT

HALT'Xm SX'ATXS,

OF THE EXPENDITURE OF THE PROCEEDS OF REMITTANCES

THE PAYME1VT OF liYTEREST

DN

THE LOUISIANA, EXCHANGED, AND CONVERTED SIX PER CENT. STOCKS

.I. &rsrznnsss ~un r. n.@no. v, ro v Jsz es.vz sr~ron.

STATEMENT of moneys drawn from the appropriation made by the Act of 12th of August, 1&90, of the surplus of dutie, to the end of the year 1790, for the reduction of the Public Debt.

MONEYS DRAWN

Doll~. (i' s. From the surplus, being 1,3'N, 656 dollars and 40 cents, according to the preceding annual statement of the public accounts

KXPKNIlIYURK IN PL'RCHA. SE S.

SIX PER CENT. STOCK. THREE PER CENT. STOCK. DEFERRED STOCK. A7nount of tile A77lo7777t of mo- severaf srie- 77 eljs el'pend cies og slacle e(t. Assumed. Original. Assumed. Original. Assumed. Origiilal.

Tota! amorlht according to the preceding an 95 r i 0 6. ) 77u;d statement of the public accounts 326, 500 13 112,515 99 348, 498 40 52, 574 50 588, 791 51 42, 995 32 1,471)8(5 88 7, be Sl'A. TEMENT of the application of moneys drawn from the appropriation of two millions of dolla& s, autho1 ized to the Public Debt. borrowed by the Act of Congress, passed on the 12th August, 1790, for the reduction of

MONEYS DRAWN.

Dolls Cfs 434, 901 89 Total amount, according to the preceding annual statement of public accounts

SIX PER CENT, STOCK. THREE PER CENTo STOCK. DEFERRED STOCK. Amount of the several spe- Amount of mo. cies of stock. neys expended Original. Original. Assumed. Original. As'sum ed. k

'fotal according to the precedang an- asnount, 55 434, 901 89 nual statement of the public accounts QV5, 554 36 V8, 050 59 2V, 843 4V 3,888 4'f 98,4f4 VS 39, 113 94 528, 925 STATEMENT

'j.'o the 31st of December, 1816, of the application of moneys drawn from the appropriations made by the Acts of the 8th of

May, 1792, 5d of )I;birch, 1795, and 29th of April, 1802, for the redemption of the Public Debt.

Total amount according to the preceding annual statement of the public accounts 33,5i3)004 1816. December 31. Dividends drawn this day on the stock transferred to the United States, from the 1st of January to the 31st of December, 1816) 1,969, 57'7 64 per Treasury Statements ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Ditto, Moneys drawn this day from the fund arising from the sale of public lands, received into the Treasury during the same period, and agreeably to said statements 1,287, 959 28 Dotlnre 36, 830,541 EXPENDITURE

In purchases, and towards the redemption of the old six per cent. , deferred six per c:ent. , and other redcinptions of «lt' Public Debt.

to- f otal 'ilnio(II't of clone'I Ohl six per sent. Three per cent. Defer) ed six per Amount of the Moneys cxpeml- hfonrlsapphed flom tins ')fonc) ( expended to :sfo(.cl s expcn(lrd d'I I Lxpended. stock. stock. sent. stock. . several species ed in the pnr- fund, other tlnm in the nard( the rrdclnption n al thL f. dL n(stion of stock. chase thercol; redemption of thc old of the old six pc)' ci. ot. of the dcl'erred sn per six per cent, dLfcl'I'cd stock. cent. stocl . six pcr cent. , or of other stocks. Dolls.

'l'. .tltl amount according to the preceding annual statement l 40 58S 08 79&055 79 1 18&625 59 338&269 46 243&688 35 8,987, 325 30 18,883, 415 13 5 458, 575 55 33,5t 3,004 33 .'<meys applied other than in the redemp- tiolt of the old six per cent. , deferred 595, 412 74 six per cent. , or of other stocks 1,595, 412 r4 1,

10,582, 738 04

",& 1816. December 31. Twenty-second year's reimbursement of the old six per cent. stock 1&204, 864 25 ]&2041864 Ditto, Fifteenth year's reimbursement of the deferred six per cent. stock 457, 259 93 457, 259 93

Six per cent. stock 20,088, 279 38 5,915, 835 48 3)6 830, 5)-t 1 Deferred six pcr cent. stock 5,915, 835 48 26, 004, 114 86 STATEMEXT

Of tile Fnnfiefi Debt of the United. States, and of Temporary Loans, onthe ist Jannary, ISING.

FUNDED DEBT, exclusive of sums passed to the credit of the Sinking Fund.

Old six per cent. stock 8 17,250, 871 41 Deferred do. 9,358, 320 34 Three per cent. do. 16, 158, 180 79 Louisiaoa do. . ~ 10,923, 500 Six per cent. do. of 1796 80,000 Exchanged six per cent. stock of 1812 2, 984,746 72 56,755, 619 26

Six per cent stock of 18 m, 11 million loan 7,8 I 0,500 ditto do. 1813, 16 do. 18, 109,377 43 ditto do. 1813, Vl do. 8,498. 581 95 ditto do. 1814, 25 R, 8 do. 15,954. 619 85 ditio do. 1815, 18,452, 800 loan 12,288, 149 64 Six per cent. Treasury Note stock 60,834 02 Seven per cent. stock 8,856. 960 Five per cent. do. 7,000, 000 Vsr579, 022 89 TEMPORARY LOANS.

Due Cumberland Bank, Maine 50,000 Due the Bank o( tire Umted States 500, 000

Nominal amount of the debt and kmporary learn, 1st Jantmry, 1817 6 135,884, 642 15 Deduct reimbursement of the old six pcr cene snd deferred stocks, to 81st December, 1816, per Treasury statements 26, 004, 114 86 From this sum deduct reimbursement paid on stock subsequently transferred to the sinking fund 28, 748 02 And the duference between the nominal amount of six per cent. snd deferrred stocks exchanged, and rhe amount ol exchanged stock issued in lieu thereof, 5,898430 17 5,N7, 278 19 20,076, 836 67

Unr'edeemed amount of funded debt and temporary femur 1st January, 1817 ~ ~ 8 115,807, 809 48 SINKING FUND. The following sums are in the Treasury Books passed to the credit of the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund.

FOREIGN DEBT. Five per cent, stock ~ ~ ~ ~ 8,200, 000 Four and a half per cent. stock 8R0, 000 Four per cent. stoclr. ~ ~ ~ 3, 180,000 12,200, 000

DOMESTIC DEBT. Old six per cent. stock 1,946, 026 92 Deterred six per cent. do. 1,005, 179 88 Three per cent. do. 698.555 41 Eight per cent do. 6,482, 500 Exchanged six per cent. stock 6,294, 051 12 Converted six per cent. do. ~ 1,899, 850 70 Four and a half per cent. do. 176,000 Five and half per cent. do. 1,848, 900 Navy six per cent. do. '711, 700 Louisiana six per cent. do. 326, 500 Six per cent. dta of 1812 324, 200 21,6'13, 463 98 33,873, 463 SS

A. Unredeemed amount on the 1st January, 1816 ~ 105,360, 341 06

rfddrifons in 1816.

Five per cent. stock 7, 000,000 Six per cent. do. of 1814 292, 801 91 do. do. of 1815 335,448 90 du Treasury Note stock ~ ~ 58, 352 39 986 Seven per cent, , do. 4, 947, 12,634, 588 60 Temporary loan from the Bank United States 500, 000 13,134, 588 60

Deduct reimbursement of old six percent. and deferred stocks in 1816 1,662, 124 IS Temporary loaus paid to the State Bank, Boston, 500, 000 do. Banks in the District of Columbia 1754100 do. do. State of Ncw York ~ 350,000 lr025, 000 2, 687, 1R4 18 10,447, 464 42 8 115,807805 48 E EEEEEEL ET ITE 11K '\ T

of' ATKMENT, exj1ibitin the receipts an(1 c~j&(&n(litu1'es »1on(:&s on account of t'jzc Unite(1 States, bv &'1 ilj&e';1 an'j Jan. Wirjink, Xicjz Ias an(1 Jaco4 an(1 B. Van Stapj101'st a~&'('. nts fot' l)a"i'lllg tl1c 1n&lcl'(:st on tjlc l, oulsiana an(1 otlzel' s[o 'j.„s jn Ilojjan(j cotnn1, nci1 on the 1st ot Januarv, an(I endin & on the 51st of Becen1bev, 1814, agtccably to tl1e accounts sct&, jc~]. 1t, tl1c Tq- asuq~-.

SUiVIS RECEIVED BY TIIENI. SU.'&]S EXPENDED BY TIIE&&I.

Ci&(i t(le& s. Paid on accozz&zt the interest of payable zn An&sterdav&, o&z t1&e I o» isia»a si r Balance due by them on the 31st December, 1815, per T& casury statement, per cent. and othe& stoc1's, in the zyea& 1816. No. 32,905...... 520, 061 t'iiifife&. : Amount of their drafts drawn fr om the 14th June, to the 24th December, Interest on g 5, 000, 000 Louisiana stocl-, due on the 1st of Ja- 1816, as t&z charged by Baring, Brothers, Co, of London, per report, nuary, and 1st of July, 1816, at six per cent. per annum, No. 34&721 042 which '750, & $63, 16 4 sterling, produced . . 000 is I 300,000, at 40 cents, is )50,000 '- Commission thereon at —,, per cent 3,750 Advertising the payment of interest . ~ 36 /53, "186

Seals brokerage and postages ~ 1)273

Balance due by said commissioners to the United States, on the 31st of De- cember, 1816, per Treasury statement, No. 34,730 ~ 515,002

e o e o o e 1,270, 061 1,270, 061

Treas. U. S. Treasury Dept. HJ An Account 10 Of Receipts & Expenditures Of A3 The . U. S. , 1816 1 gl&$44