Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-20

Literary fund 2o7 ,2SI 81
Militia fines 26.i6s 90
Inspectors of Tobacco 1855 So
Penitentiary Agents 5000 90
Divers persons on sundry &C
counts 1,257 Sc
subscriptions TO n monument to
the memory of Gen. Washing
ton 1902 10
Onapproprlated Land 2,527 so
redemption OF Land 1856 5
Register of the Land Office S253 Il
Board of Public Works 58,96l %
Revenue Taxes of 1919 1903 OS
Amounting in the whole, in
Guiding the said balance on
30th Sept. 1918, to Sl,27O,793 62
Your Committee further find that
the treasurer, within the period afore-
said, has disburscd the following sums,
viz
Expenses of the General Assem-
bly, 1O4,O4t Oo
Officers Of Civil Government 9O,469 "a
Officers of Militia 5,729 80
Militia Fine Fund 1924 70
Criminal charges including guards
in the Country 33 317 SO
Removing criminals to Peniten-
ti2ry 7 462 Is
Internal charges of the Penitenti-
airy, including officers salaries So 965 IL
Contingent fund for civil purpo-
ses 10 421 "a
Contingent fund for military pur-
poses 1868 81
Pensioners 6,l68 SO
Commissioners of the Revenue 32,545 %
Mandatory OF Arms 49,5O2 So
Literary Fund 1885, 81
Circuit Court Clerks 1856
Interest on the several dcscrip-
tons of public debt eo,l22 SO
Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund 65,8S8 II
Clerks, Sherifis and Marshals' Fees sos IL
Repairs of Public Warehouses and
salaries of superintendent 1869 SO
Public Guard in the City CT Rich
mond 1885 II
Slaves executed or transported 16,025
Expenses of the Lunatic Hospi-
pital 1900 g
Special Acts of Assembly AIS 81
Warrants not provided for by
Law 1855 Oh
Board of Public Works 66,472 6S
Expenses of Representation to
Congress and State Senate 148 %
Public Arsenals $3.50 10
Repairs of the Capitol and i'm
prOvements OF the Public
Square 1885 81
New Assessment of Lands 2O,l75 "a
Republication of the Laws 5000
For the 5th and 9th vols. of Sta
tutes at large 1900
Rifles made under contract with
the Executive 500
Amounting in the whole to, 1,137,72O 81
To which is TO be added for GER
tfcates of the old six per cent
debt discounted 81 s.
Total amount of Disbursements
and Discounts 1,l37,7S3 10
Leaving i'll the treasury on the
30th day of September last,
balance of 133,O1o Is
Your committee having compared the war
Tauts and receipts in The treasurcr's Office
find them TO correspond with the different en-.
tries i'll the books and not perceiviag any
good reason why the committees heretofore
appointed 10 examine the treasury Office de-
stroyed The said warrants aud receipts, have
departed from the usual Practice, and have
deposited the same with the treasurer for
preservation,
Your committee deemed il proper 10 en-
qure whether the act of the legislature pass
ed in February, 1877, and which requires of
the treasurer TO return into the auditors olhce
"a list of his receipts. has been complied with
aud they find that the directions of that act
have been complied with, aud the intention OF
the legislature as manifested in the act fully
satisfied. From the information furnished by
the accountant clerk Of the auditors Office IA
appears that the treaSnrer's list OF cceipts has
been returned TO The auditors Office three or
four times within the period Of the fiscal year
and which your committee are Informed was
as often as the list could be examined and
compared with the books in the auditors Of
fee. 1t appears that whenever The apdifOr
was prepared to examine the tTeaSureT's lists.
lie called for them aud that the same were
regularly and promptly furnished in Obedi-
ence TO the call. Aud that all tile Innuibiv
lists required TO he furnished, have been eS.
ahmed. compa ed and checked by the audi.
tor, before he transmitted the annual docu.
ments OF bis Office TO the Legislature.
FroR evidence furnished your committee IL
appears that, on the 3Oth day OF sept. lsst.
there remained ct the public money I'm the
hands OF the treasurer, the sum of SIss OlO
IS cts. And with view TO ascertain now Ills
balance was situated, Nour committee. through
bc medium OF their chairman, addressed two
letters 10 the cashiers Of the Farmers bank
and Of tie bank of Viz mia COPIES of which
letters are herewith transmitted TO The legisla-
inre aud marked A and b requesting TO be
imprinted what balances Of the fuidc money
remained TO- Use said banks, respectively, on
Tie goth day Of September last. 10 which
thc cashier Of the Virginia bank replied by
letter herewith transmitted and marked G.
that OF IRE 30th day Of September last, no
past ottie balance Of the money stated 10 be n
'he treasufcr's hands remained in that bssk
And fhe cashier of the Farmers hank res
uGuded h. his letter. herewith fVsaeu,it,,t