Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-11-30

DuerenCs between eSutnate ana re-
cepts, $l78lls gu
Il estimated in 1885, that the aggregate receipts
from lsnds property cipitaon free Negroes and license
taxes during the ending the SUth day Of September
1854. would amount to $l2S30oo; while the actual To-
cepts from these sources $50 SIS being short
OF the estimate ss77 as THIS has been occasoued to
great extent by the rusa In several instances the
part Of the grant license to ordinary
keepers persons dealing 10 ardent spirits &C.
Under the present law tho reduction in the revenue
arising from militia fncs will continue until they cease to
be source Of revenue altogether.
No part OF the last annual interest due upon the Jane.
River aud ksnawha Company's bonds has been settled
Nor has there been any thing eazed from the sale. of
articles manufactured at the Pententary This prooa
bly, attributable, IN measure, the Law reducing
the min n,um term Of cenycts from THREE wears TO thai
of year. So long this law ,ns 10 force the
PeuiIciry will most likely prove heavy item Of taxa
ton aud the annrr charge upon the Treasury he uure
ie'ei oy auy re Inducements from the sales Of maui
faciurcs
Tue receipts from the B,,ri Of Public work. on &C.
count OF the surplus reveue e,rnng. the fund for
Internal improvement, MS tl6l I2i SO less than
estimated by the Auditor in his last snuus report found
ed upon stat. ami X pages 80 ,ni ss Of the re.
por OF the Second Auditor To the Legislature the ses
OF 1858 81. The failure the part Of this fund TO
ye'd a. large oreverue as was sncips,ed by
the Auditor ismanly bu,ab!s to tho decline in pre-
nuns on tie bonds Of the State and appropriations
mtc bv the Grn.r Assembly after the cstina,cs were
m,jc. payable of thi; ,iud by the B,ud OF Public
Ws-ks before the surplus paid TO the Common wealth.
Other items have "a Id to produce much tax as
anticipated in 1852 bat they ess in the gsre-
gate than tho from subjects which exceeded
the est s,rs.
Notwithstanding tho receipts during the past fiscal wear
have ot been equal the estimstes there has been
haudson. increase when these receipts have been
oonpared With those OF The preceding fiscal year. The
receipts rom Ordinary sources, during the year ending
September 3oh, 1888. amounted to 81 9222is ~; the
ep,s from similar sources during the wear ending Sep
teher SUrc 1854, amounted to 50 Ul SS5 81 ncess.
~ ivor at 1854, SYi us7 o. % this Increase So
- VAS uPon the earnings from the Internal Improvement
Fund. and the balance tss4s5 7a) upon other items.
When examining the Disbursements Statement B, Il
will De proper has becn dono with the receipts 10
deduct the payments account Of the Temporary loau
from the gross amount OF warrants drawn upon the Tea
Ia th. manner, tho actual Disbursements on &C.
of the usual ordinary business transacted through
this office msy be obtaned.
Warrants drawn upon the Treasury, during
the year ending 30ih September, 1854, $aS o65 81
Less amount of payments or account Of the
Temporary loan" 600 90
Disbursements for ordinary PURPOSES elBl POS 81
The Dsour exceed the estimates made ia 1853
hn when the liberal appropriations OF a special
which the General Assembly found necessary to make
10 IN" two Lunatc Asyums the Institution for the Deaf
aud Dumb and the Blind, and the Virginia Military In-
situe have been deducted the other ems fall short Of
tie estimates For the purpose Of comparison it is pro-
TO make this deduction because these special appro-
pration to the Asyums &c. could not have been oreseen
by the Auditor al the period when he made his estimates
in 1858.
Disbursements $2l5l 2g5 ca
Deduct amount paid on special
appropriation TO the Asylum
at Williams burg, made by act
Of March lst, 1854, $3.50 90
Amount paid on special appro-
pristion TO the Asylum at
Staunton, made by the same
act as above, 1900 90
Amount paid on the special ap-
preparation to the Institution
for the Deaf aud the Dumb
and the Blind, to supply
water, 10000 co
Amount paid on the spccalsp-
preparation to Calls statue Of
Geson, $500 90
Amount paid on the special ap-
preparation to the Virginia
Military Institute $4,000 90
-- $3.50 90