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EXPENDITURES.

4th qr. of 1834 27,168,691 4th qr. of 1835 16,513,27|

1st fiscal year. 95,347,71 2d fiscal year, .40,575,314|

Amount of the two fiscal years for which warrants have

been drawn, To which add amount paid by Treasurer under special acts of February 18th, and 16th March, 1835, for which no warrants were issued,

Making amount of expenses of the two fiscal years,
In this amount are included the following items, viz:
Balance of appropriation for building Jail and
Penitentiary,

Extraordinary expenses of the last General
Assembly, including printing, &c.

Special Acts,

Amounting to

$135,923,023

$8,333,33*

25,000,00

6,413,89

39,747,224

Which, deducted from the above amount, will leave as the ordinary expenses of the government for two years,

90,54

136,013,561

$96,266,34

The following table will exhibit the amount of Warrants drawn during the 2 last fiscal years, under their appropriate heads, the amount appropriated, and the unexpended balance of each appropriation.

HEADS OF APPROPRIATION.!

Building Jail and Penitentiary
House,

Acts making further provision
for the Executive Depart-
ment of the State,

Pay of salaries of Civil officers

of Government,

Pay of expenses of Loan office,
Pay of county Revenue,
Pay of General Assembly,
Pay of Contingent and Joint
expenses of the Senate and
House of Representatives,
Pay of General contingent fund,
Pay of assessing, &c. Revenue,
Pay of Public Printing,
Pay of distributing Laws and
Journals,

Pay of copying laws & journals
Pay of publication of Decisions
of Supreme Court,
Pay of contingent expenses of
Elections,