Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
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! ,,,;,.'.,. t., ~, ac, Dr n" ''cnI'H' ,,r;il,
NV ~ ,,'. ~ ,iny ri May, ~: '''r,,o,,,
s 90, ~, n;uun. synopsis III Tie hnhne' inc If the
and condition T., ,h 9TH duy ii September ta,'
;h r,nai,,rd in three >fniene'HE.. Treasury
n.n, exhibit. the Receipts INTO '' en-, nil ,p,rcrs,
,n h.ha!i ul the C"mnon"Iai'.'p xhibits the Dis
J"riuv said fiscal year StutcInr"' DC Ih. Common.
pu' tnJ ,rr,ng the same period uhu rntr, 10
t tI. .,nr,. oi lie Treasury. 90 aa W. October
| ths CUlnlnnil"e ahe l"hu~' NV
| $3.50. ;.b which the Treasurer IF
r 1n'a' ,he book III THE Office I'D US Us
I nrSuct temporary loan obtained "'"' 1nn,OOO 90
| the Banks. -----
| ,i,sI r,c.pts from all sources " O.
,mr.. including the earnings, ~ sI-l6a5s Us
| af,bc Internal Improvement iI r.
~, annual communication l'a.o
,h. General Assembly. when II .o
NV in December, 1888, es!iua.,u
w. nrohnhr receipts durius TUG
,n 'nr ending tn. Iuth day OF Sept .o,ig OH %
ISL. at. ,, ,46 95S VI
.,;,,o,os s5OU2S7 "a
Receipts less than estiuiHteS' -, aud
1,;s great difference between tho es''in"''' ""'
rccepts may be accounted ior as ioho"s
Estimate of earnings or "surplnsr eTe'
nue." 10 be derived from the inner s.,, az 10
nal Improvement fund, TO IuI mn
The receipts from said tuuu were
;,.,, a,ons al 4Gs 1897 69
Estimate of taxes 10 be
derived from licenses.
PAYABLE At the Tres an, -,
surr in June, 1850, &!"4ooo Wv
The receipts from tins A., =.
source were
;,.o tlU.a az
S1224lI l.
To which lnay be added tha amount .,
Interest due Oh the james RIVER anu
Kauawha Conpany's boId, when ,s,,. an
has not been psld,
Mas!ng a,h', ~ u" '"'e' s53s535 Il
The above more than accounts ior the n'.l".hl VI
S5UU S1 o. which the receipts were legs lhan ,ne eS
fimats and shows that the lands, property ana otner
nsunl Subjects of TAXATION, &C., have pfouuceo
handsome increase in the Ordinary Fe'e""e' u"''"6
The last Year. say S3Sah ~
The failure the part OF the Internal improve
eut fund 10 Weld "a large AMOUNT OF revenue IL
was anticipated is mainly attributable TO the decline
IN premiums oil the bonds OF the State which WAS ta.
ken into account in the estimates OF December l@o'
The FILLING oil in the rece pts from lcense ta1es
payable in June, $780, amounts I" S'i,V-s 49, ~hcn
no doub; linz been caused. 10 great extent oy lhe
County Courts in many nrtances refusing 10 gram
LICENSE to keepers OF ordinaes aud persons engaged
iu the sale of ardent spirits.
DIsBrRsEMrSTS.
By reference TO statement Is. II Will DC seen tial
the warrants drawn upon the Treasury, during Tue
year ending the jOth day OF September, io2 =,
amount TO $2,lS.sbs 10
The estimates OF probable disburse.
menIs for the last fiscal year amount c., =,
ed to s-''o-oo' -
The disbursements exceed the estimates ,,o, .,
only S|o' 81
There were three or four balances
due within the last fiscal year, tor spe'
cal appropriations to the Lunatic Asy-
lum tho Institution for the Deaf aud
Dumb and the Blind &c. Had they
been paid betnre the lst October last, 1t
Mani. nr"l,nblv $4O,GOO 90
Estimates are always con Icoiural, and depehu up
on contingencies. When this fact If taken INTO con-
sd-rutiuu tho difference between them and the uls'
bursemcnts may be deemed very small, anu the ie-
suit gratifying.
Statement E. shows that the balance in the ireasu'
ry tn the credit of the Commonwealth on the Isl DAY
OF October 1851, amounted 10 2'D,Sll u! which,
with 81 IG.9JS o. the payments into the Treasury
during tn. year ending the :Ath day OF September,
1873, made the sun of $?,l9T,S!9 Il. After deduct
ing the warrants paid at the Treasury, during the
sumo year, the balance to the credit OF the Common
wealth on the Isl October. 1850, was Sl3,Ols b.
Most respectfully,
Il. W. CLUTTER, Aud. Pub. Arcts
His EXcellancy jos. JOHNSON, Governor OF Va