Opening roads Explanatory Notes to Statement H. (3.) a Including the printing of the laws, passports, and sea letters. b Including the Office of Purveyor of Public Supplies, and the printing of the public accounts. e d The expenses of that establishment were not discharged by the Trea- 69,001 54 6,000 00 i Wabash Saline 2,562 60 Surveys and Boards of Commissioners south of Tennessee 15,345 27 92,909 41 68,928 41 In this, the are included, and the proceeds of the copper coinage deducted; but as, in the year 1803, this last item exceeded the whole expenses of the establishment by a sum of 12,177 66 This, deducted from the gross sum of 97,421 58 t The items marked thus, properly speaking, are charges to, and deductions from, the proceeds of sales of public lands, direct tax, internal duties, and customs, respectively. Leaves, for the true expense of the Mint for those four years, 85,243 92 H. (4.) A STATEMENT of the Expenditures of the United States, on account of the intercourse with Foreign Nations, during the four years, &c. H. (5.) STATEMENT of the Expenditures of the Military and Indian Departments, during the four years, &c. showing the several heads of appropriation under which the moneys were advanced by the Treasury. H. (6.) STATEMENT of the Expenditures on account of the Naval Department, during the four years, &c. showing the several heads of appropriation under which the moneys were advanced at the Treasury. 9,332 75 500 16,763 43 34,315 18 From 1st Apr. to 31st Dec. 1801. H. (7.) STATEMENT of the Expenditures on account of Interest and Charges on the Public Debt, during the four years, commencing on the 1st day of April, 1801, and ending on the 31st day of March, 1805. FOREIGN DEBT. Commissions, postage, &c. 2,441 00 5,923 80 14,306 04 13,537 09 b Protested bills, not recovered on the 31st day of March, 1805 2,247 44 S 24,000 00 32,000 00 Loss on exchange 46,988 41 6,052 45 109,040 86 Total 2,908,674 06 4,121,150 07 13,888,612 24 4,293,324 03 1,066 940 55 303,666 30 16,278,00 95 424,815 49 3,381,796 75 3,306,032 90 82,000/00 60,593 68 926,697 45 231,677 63 2,387,840 14 809,656 30 25,607 62 13,587,194 51 Judgment has been obtained for the whole of those, and $18,143 paid into the Treasury subsequent to the 31st day of March, 1805. In this statement the dividends received on the bank shares of the United States, stated, and amounts, from 1st April, 1801, to 31st Dec. 1802, are deducted from the gross amount of interest paid to the bank on the domestic loans, which interest, for the same period, amounted to Leaving for the balance of interest paid to the bank, as per above stated, during the same period, a $22,191 75 for the interest, from 20th to 31st December, 1803. 675,000 00 from the year 1804. 697,191 75 |