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tran C. &. ! ;T ' g~c, cos , 3' LiHR~& Y RCJ", ', " '~" . i/'r TI'. ~"&.Sj'RY |'Et.ARl i', !""t'1; AX AGGOUXT or T«r; 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 Illinois 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 Ohio 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.
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