Total domestic int. chargeable to revenue of 1836, 91,470 20 Interest on foreign loans,

Total,

260,000 00 0

Balance applicable to the sinking fund,..

The finances of this State, as herein exhibited, still remain in a prosperous condition, although some of the sources of the public revenue have failed to realize the anticipated receipts for the year just closed. The aggregate amount of the Canal tolls for 1836, afford a few thousand dollars more than the receipts the previous year. They consequently fail of being sufficient to meet the interest upon our

Canal debt. This deficiency, however, I am satisfied, is owing more to the constant increase of emigration to this State, particularly in the newly settled counties, and to the consequent consumption of the surplus produce of the farmer by the actual settler of the country, than to the want of a well regulated Canal system: and the constant drain of the country by means of this increase of population among us, of all such articles of transportation as would otherwise find their way to market upon our Canals, instead of being a source of complaint, is certainly one of pride and satisfaction to the whole community. la my report of last year, a comparative view was taken of the increase of the Public Revenue, consequent upon a REVALUATION OF THE REAL PROPERTY OF THIS STATE, which exhibited a vast accumulation of property upon the Grand Lery, since the year 1825, and as these additional sources of revenue are constantly multiplying and improving around us, the Legislature will annually regulate the per centum to be levied so as to meet the ordinary demands of the Government,' and at the same time provide for the payment of our loans.

All of which is

Respectfully submitted.

JOHN A. BRYAN,
Auditor of Stale.

ANNUAL REPORT

-OF THE

TREASURER OF STATE,

TO THE

Thiriy-Fifth General Assembly.

REPORT.

TREASURY OFFICE, OHIO,

Columbus, December 7th, 1836.

To the Honorable the General Assembly:

GENTLEMEN:-Herewith I transmit to your consideration, a statement of the receipts and disbursments of the public money, from the 15th of November, 1835, to the 15th November, 1836.

GENERAL REVENUE.

The amount received for taxes, &c. between the 15th
Nov. 1835, and the 15th Nov. 1836,
Transferred from the Irreducible School funds to the
General Revenue fund, as directed by the act of
June 19th, 1835, ..

233,707 62 3

67,351 41 5

301,059 03 8.

33,599 07 9

169,023 26 0

26,573 88 3

5,346 23 1

6,425 99 5

The amount of interest paid on School
fund, arising from the sale of section
sixteen,..
The amount of interest paid on the U-
nited States Military School fund, ...
The amount of interest paid on the Vir-
ginia Military School fund,........
The amount of sundry drafts on bank-
ing and insurance companies, drawn
for tax due the State, and returned for
non-payment, to the Auditor of State, 27,785 18 0
The amount of counterfeit bank paper
cancelled per resolution of the last
General Assembly, ................

The amount of loss on depreciated pa-
per, disposed of under said resolution,

949 000

10 50 0

269,713 12 8

$31,345 91