Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-31
Treasury on the 1T
Jan. 1929, was 5,972.435 81

Jan 1919, was o,SIz.4So Oh
Making altogether sppi-
cable to the service Of
the year 1929, $50 500. o6s 10
And, during the year 1929. the expenditures were
as follows:
For the support Of The civil list. 81, 327. 069 SO
For expenses OF a miscell nous ma
ture, including internal improve
mems. 1856. 67e sc
For foreign intercourse. POI. 1865 IS
For principle and intere, 81 Of The pub
lie debt. 1883 SGT rs
For n c military establishment, in.
GLIDING notifications, ordnance,
Indian all irs, pensions armiDg the
militia, and various objects OF in.
ternsl improvements, 6 $50. 2s0 2s
For the naval establishment, 3,30S, 7i5 Al
Making together, 25.0l4. 1853 40
Leaving a balance in the Trea.ury,
on the 1,tJan 1880, of 5,755. 704 10
SS0,sOO O6s 10
For ibo year 1880, The accounts of wbich no, being
completely closed. the fcIlo wing statement exhibits a
toierably correct %atement:
Balance in the Treasury on Lat Jan,
as above stated, 5 755. 704 10
The receipts into the Treasury up to The 3Oth Sept,
were
From customs, 1928 I22 "a
From putlie lands, 1 1913 7l9 81
Dividend stock b. U.
States, 400, 900 90
FrOm miscellaneous
sources, 81 l76 IS
Making, TO- he three first Quarters
OF the year. 10 l36. Ols 70
The receipts for The fourth quarter
OF the year, are es imaed at 5,O25, 900 90
Making altogether, Including the bal
ance on the lst JAM, 1880, $40 GIG, 1923 5s
The expenditures, during the three 6rs, quarter. NJ,
the year, ae estimated to amount 10 the foll,wing
sumo, VIZ
Civil list, including foreign inter-
course aud miscellaneous, 2.a6O s72 AZ
Military service, including for,i6ca-
tions, arinance, Indian affairs, arm
ing the mill la, and various inter-
nal improvements. 8 72s, 976 So
Naval establishment, 265I Az 7s
TIL. expenditures of The fourth quar-
ter IT 1880, are estimated to a.
The public debt paid during the
year, including interest, is IL 354 GEO 90
Making the total estimated expendi.
ditures Of the year 1880, including
payments on account OF the prin-
eipal and interest of the public
debt, ss noe a., 90
Which lief, an estimated balance in
the Treasury, on the Ist JAM, 1881. $40 7sI 76
S29,9l6, 1928 So
The whole amount OF the pubic
deb, on the Let Of Jan. of The pre-.
sent year, amounted to 80. 1913 leI az
In this, however, is included seven
miilians OF dollars to the Bank of
the United States, for which the
Gove rnmen pays interest AT the
rate OF D per cent, which, the di-
vidends paid The Government by
the Bank, is at the rate of seven
per cent, 20 that this sum is not
really a debt due from the Gov.
erIment-and is, therefore, TO be
deducted, Z 600, 900 90
So that The debton the Is JAM, 1881,
only amounted to 1872. 1872, l9I 6S
Thus we see that twenty-tbree millions seven bun.
dred and thirty-eight thousand four hundred and nine.
~ seven dollars and eighty.stven cents OF the public
debt has been paid since the commencement of the pre.
sent administrations; and l am assured hy the Pres.
den, that he will move on to lis 6nal exiipguisbment
suffering no circumstance TO divert him from The com.
ple'ion OF that important object. That grea, and good
man IL again before the American people for re.elec-
uon-a circumstance L am proud to have il in my pow.
er to anronnce to my constituents, because feel con-
hteot it will be hailed by them as another evidence
este his country, in whose service h. has done so
much. III he were TO consult, his own wishes. I am
wei assared he would retire at the end OF his term 10
the peaceful shades of the Hermitage; but the public
voice again calls him, and he obeys.-He lives for his
country, and his county will sustain him.
win The I'd OF March will end The Ieriod for which
you elected me 10 serve you in the councils of the ma.
ton. II, in the discharge of the high trust conf led 70
me, my course has met the APPRECIATION of nv cons i'm.
en's' the object of my highest ambition will have been
attained.
lhati have, in all cases, acted correc ly, | do no,
pretend; but may, with corf ience, say that nv hest
EFFORTS have been exerted in the discharge of the va.
riou' duties which hava devolved upon me, since nv
hrst election, 10 alvaDc , the interest of nv country.
aud more particularly the interests of these who / am
proud to call my constituents. am again a candidate
tor congress, and will try and visit the various coun.
Ties OF my district during the ensuing summer, when.
no doubt, frequent occasions will afJrd me an opportu.
my OF addressing yo1 pu' licIy, and, what is more
pleasing, to once more shake the hands of many valued
friends. SAMITEI ID CApcCN