9. TABULAR VIEW OF THE NUMBER OF THE REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS FROM THE BEGINNING OF THE GOVERNMENT.

ginia in 1791)

Vermont, (from New Hampshire
and New York, 1791)
Tennessee, (from North Caro-
lina, 1796).

Ohio, (from a Territory, 1802)
Louisiana, (from a territory, 1812)
Indiana, (from a territory, 1816)
Mississippi, (from a territory, 1817)
Illinois, (from a territory, 1818)
Alabama, (from a territory, 1821)
Missouri, (from a territory, 1822)
Maine, (from Massachusetts, 1822)

Territosies sending Delegates.
Michigan
Arkansas

Florida

6

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10. RECEIPTS AND EXPenditures.

1. Receipts into the Treasury of the United States, for the Year 1827.

Dividends on Stock in the Bank of the United States
Arrears of Internal Duties, Direct Tax, and other inciden-
tal receipts

Repayment of Advances made in the War Department, for
services and supplies, prior to the 1st July, 1815
Moneys received from the British Government, under the
Convention of the 13th Nov. 1826

Making, with the Balance in the Treasury on the 1st Jan

uary,

1827

An aggregate of

2. Expenditures for the Year 1827.

$6,358,686 18

$29,325,050 14

3. Receipts into the Treasury, for the Year 1828.

The actual receipts into the Treasury during the first three quarters of the year 1828, are estimated to have amounted to

Viz. - Customs
Lands

$18,633,580 27

17,309,169 73

564,507 33

Dividends on Stock in the Bank of the United States Arrears of Internal Duties, Direct Tax, and incidental receipts

455,000 00

289,152 72

Repayment of Advances made in the War Department,

prior to the 1st July, 1815

15,750 49

And the actual receipts into the Treasury during the fourth quarter of the year are estimated at

ber,

1827.

Making the total receipts into the Treasury during the year 1828

And with the balance in the Treasury on the 31st Decem

An aggregate estimated at

5,461,283 40

24,094,863 67

6,668,286 10

$30,763,149 77

4. Summary of Expenditures for 1828.

The Expenditures during the first three quarters of 1828 have amounted to

Viz. Civil, Diplomatic, and Miscellaneous
Military Establishment, including Fortifications, Ordnance,
Indian Department, Revolutionary and Military Pen-
sions, and Arming the Militia

$18,244,907 91

2,235,823 97

4,684,666 81

Naval Service, including the gradual Improvement of the
Navy

3,201,140 68

Public Debt.-Principal

5,002,031 52

Interest .

2,357,556 67

7,359,588 10

Payment of awards to owners of slaves and other property, under the Convention with the British Government, of the 13th November, 1826

And the expenditures of the fourth quarter are estimated at

Viz:- Civil, Diplomatic, and Misnellaneous

Military Establishment

763,688 26 7,392,603 72

546,000 00

1,100,000 00

900,000 00

4,059,464 67

744,514 04

4,803,978 71

42,625 01

25,637,511 63

Balances of awards to owners of slaves and other property
Making the total estimated expenditure of 1828
And leaving in the Treasury, on the 1st of January, 1829,
an estimated balance of

$5,125,638 14

5. Items of Expenditure for the First Three Quarters of 1828.

Legislature

CIVIL, MISCELLANEOUS, AND DIPLOMATIC, VIZ:

$520,257 52

Executive Departments

Officers of the Mint .

Surveying Department

392,577 05

7,200 00 15,613 26

Commissioners of the Public Buildings

1,500 00

Governments in the Territories of the United States

35,147 59

Judiciary

192,928 62

Registers and Receivers of Land Officers

Preservation of the Public Archives in Florida Territory

26,388 95

316 84

172,648 00

37,647 97

1,250 00