Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-01
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wN. L. JACKSON, Second Auditor.
SECOND AUDITORS OFFICE,


hibitiug the condition and financial transactions Of the Lit
crary Fund for the year ending the S0h September 1854
IL will be seen that the available capital Of the Fund is
e5; an increase during the year OF 1919 90
In addition to tho proceeds Of the above capital the
Fund receives from the Treasury the proceeds OF the
captaton tax The proceeds ofsad for the year 1858
amounted to 60.S1i ~. Tue cum Of ts0.970 10
ceved during the the balance Of cAps,ion
Of the year 1883. These amounts we're
to the counties cities and towns according 70 law. The
proceeds Of the capitaon Of 1884 which will he sp
portioned during 1855 is estimated will
to S65.00o Add to that $50 OoO appropriated from
the proceeds Of the permanent capital the Fund.- aud
there will be apportioned purposes Of Common aud
Free Schools for the ondug S0h September,
1855.
Tho amour, paid during the year ending sO,h Septem-
ber 1854 for school purposes including annual quotas and
capit,to tax amounted to SlI3596 "a. Reports have
been received exhibiting the actually expepd
| ed by the School Commissioners during the year.
The FLOWING is statement If the school operation
in the Counties cities aud towns Of the Commonw
for the year ending 3uh September 1883, far
ports have been received from the Tue failure Of
some to report renders the statement incomplete:
Number OF School Commissioners in 1873 couu-
ties aud towns, It's
Number Of schools in los counties and towns, S,S41
Number Of INDECENT children 10 95 counties aud
3towns, 5542a
Number Of INDECENT children sent to school in
1874 counties and towns, 1892
Amount expended for tuition Of INDECENT
children at the Common Schoos in.
Guiding books, compensation to officers
and all other expenses 80 lS3 90
Average attendance Of each child at school fty four
days.
An average cost per Of tuition and expenses Of
each child sent TO school, about 2,l6
II affords me pleasure to state judging from the re-
ports that increased interest is manifested by School
Comm ssiones aud Superiutendens in the operations OF
:he system.
With bigh respect yours. &c.
WIN. L. JACKSON,
Second Auditor
To his zzcelency. Joseph johnson.
Governor of Virginia
/. The available capital Of the faadi s,eas q1s ps
The investment Of said capital amount S6l95 81
There Is balance of cash 10 the Treasury, subject
10 investment, amogptingto a0oS0 Is
s. The net revenue derived from the above invest.
uent' during the year was 1o4ras 81
~. through the Second Auditors once, we're
sas s %, balance hs e ass e ~ %
Disbursements Second Auditor, warrants. l7sS6 Il
Balance in the Pre.sury Is. October, 1884 sis0sa is
mo. IL
STATEMENT OF THE PARLIAMENT CAPITAL
United States debt t.,, oilsl20 G,aio.aso 81
Fines. foTesure, and penalties. $500 81
EseSes, and derelic, estates, Si,Sss %
Proceed. forfeited dsuqusn. land, since $780,
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Gain on United Slater six per een,loan, IS Is
Lottery privileges, 81 W
2,OOl,n7 81
Losses in Stocks, s21Oo 90
Purchase o DAVIES Criminal Law 1900 90
Loan to EemOry and Henry
Loan {. Richmond Medical ..'''
--,-oew " s's.in IS
Total productive capital si.sas27O .,
The above productive capital I, invested
IS: {: ::: Ga; "ss''' , S:s!,ss
g., ~. r,..,',v ,,.. -.HHe ,.s,s1ss 50
,i,soa7s Is
R,vxsuz APPLICATION st1H sry.
rENsIs, 1856
Receipt, from dividend, and interest, on above invest,
men''. sioi,Tas 81
a., ,.. HpP,icsston: .
;. sSs' s
Appropriation to Virginia Military In,,i.
Ba.nse to in.re,,. Of Permanent, Capital, 1855 "a
Synopsis cooperation, 1 he Te,ury lat fiscal yenr
dnd ne condition Of he Literary Fund, Dd sGh J,ni.
bsr 1854: -
% &C. sssa e the Fund in the
Receipts OF the Treasurer, amounting TO the
following sums deposited: 6nes forfeited
and eschested lands. Ac., 1885 o.
| Stocks redeemed
| Dividends and intere,, on Investments, 1OIT2G 81
Dividends on the Dawson FUND 1851 &C
| Capitalion tar Of 1881 and 1855, 1870 10
- 1919 IS
Disbursements on Second Auditor, warrants ~
Ac,refunded, and fees on essheasd lands, 682 20
inye'tmenis on State certdcstes, 1900 70
rund, 600 co
ssiarie. AMI expenses Second Au.
| ditors ofH:e, 2,e.7 81
| School quotas paii 1898 %
Cspitstion tar paid, 69o5I 81
Annuity TO University NJ Virginia, 1900 %
Annuity TO Virginia Military Ini,
| tate, 800 90
| - iIs,9se II
| 1851, October 1s-Baisnce 10 theTfeasufy the
di'Of the Literary Yand, sa.ss1 II
wN. L. JACKSON, seesnd Auditor.
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