Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-06


fhaycs were inciasird IN bat az appropriation.
r Here Mr. Randolph read :he tirit feetien
OF The Law tins appropriations is made
OUT Of q 60 in.Sh o he duties on imports
and Tonnage, as together wisA the monies
which new conitifute the. fnking fund
liaTplufes Of revenue excepted will a
mount 10 iesen mitlionfhsce hundred lhou-
tapd dollars Ia and by the ast OF the slit
Nav, 'o6, tie power TO fell thc{e fhares
is expressly given TO the ooa'sai!llonersrof
the iskina fund : add they haze been &C.
cordingiy fold and apP!iedto TIE ,Parpoies
diretied by that a6a. Thofe lhares then
did, when the appropriation was made,
continue part Of ,he finking fund, AID
were what remsiaed of FIVE thouland flares,
1850 having been fold under The at OF
May, 1896 by the connnkonefs of the
linking fund. 1t is evident then, that
The hiking fund might take cTedir for the
Sum produced by the iale of that Ro,k, as.
part OF The fam Of dollars, 1850, ooo.
But executive of II, Mr.. R. ieid il could
eaiily be proved, thar more than the
amount appropriated hal been diibuTied
onraccount otthe debt. The items con-
flied, il gentlemen would turn 10 the re-
port, of 1T difburlenents on account OF
the intcrslt of the whole debt. I'd. On
account of The principal, viz. the Bark
ADD Dutch debts, and the s b and zdin-
aalnents of the old and deferred Tx per
cent. respectively, payable 1T Ian. 1903,
ga. The excefs of gpiiders on hand, ap-.
plicahie to the payment Of the Dutch debt
falling due in the year So3. after de-
dutaing the guilders on hand at the cloie
of the year 1861, which were apPisNa,'is
to The payment of that debt-failIng das
in the year 1907. This excefs amoor'-
/ ing 10 more than three millions is hun
dftd thoufana guiIders, for which the COM
! mitI;oners of the linking faad NUT have
| credit, having debited themfelyes for the
! anouat en- hand at the Commencement OF
/ tie year, viii, after deautflne the ono
! million TWO hundred and eighty fever
! shoufand fix bundled dollars, produced by
/ The tale OF the Back flares, amount 10
fone what noge than e:ght mi,lionssof dol
| lars, or feYen hundred thoufand do!lags
| texeii:iive Of the pgoccads Of the Bank
! aooS J mere. than The commillioneTS wsrl
| bound by law 10 pay.*
/ Bat'iie gentlenaa from Connecticut has
fad hsE5 - ST 5e9si ely i2 agiasas made in e
I year 1903. he would itt;ke OUT there
fore lie 100000 gui!dcrs, from which
crctit is taken fnee; according TO him,
/ credit nay be as wei taken for monies 10
| be i4i3 TX years hence as during tie mex,
| year and YET be gives credit tor The re.
imsuricsneps q t!ie S per cent and defer
! rcd llock payable on the 1T Jar. 1863.
Let noy the houie afcrioe this % the gene
roiiiy Of The gensleman--he knew TIA, if
| credit was nor given Tor the 9Th aud I'd
lntfallments OF thofe ftocks payable on the
f9 Of ja0. 1903, credit mutt be taken for
the payment Of the 7lh and IG inaaln1cnts
II ihcie Cocks refyectiveIy aud the lift
infainaent Of The fubfcription loan due the
bank paid the ut Ian. 1862, amounting
90 80, 900 dolls. more than he fun which
he has admitted. He knew that one o,
the other OF thois payments mutt be Gre
dited, ard he has taken the fmallea, al
though upon his own principle, being pay
aoie n 1903, it ough' NOT to be admitted
IN advance. An objection is however
1T Difbarfsmsnrs on
account of rhe iniereit of
the whole debt
dolls. 4,o65,735 AZ
I'd, PRINCIPAL, Bark one
million two hundred and
ninety Mae thonfand, and
Dutch I,544,ooo.
dolls. a,654,ooo
9Th. and adiqaal,nsnts,
old & f,er ca,,t a,,1 ,ta1at I'll