Incidental expenses attending Indian affairs,. Sarah Doxstader, her annuity,.... Agent of Onondaga Indians,. .... 46,123 73 10,335 51 100,000 00 17,066 37 500 00 70 00 50 00 66 39 660 00 999 98 22,500 00 Hospital in the city of New-York,. Support, &c. of deaf and dumb in New-York,. Central Asylum, 1,473 34 1,000 00 Support of foreign poor in the city of New-York, 1,064 01 56 46 2,034 61 5,424 77 339 75 Sheriffs, 5,340 86 Counsel to assist Attorney-General, &c. 5,500 00 Carried forward,....$ Commissioners of the canal fund,......... Canal stock purchased for acc't of common school fund Loan to Broome county,... do Cattaraugus do do Clinton do .... Draining Cayuga marshes, do Madison do College of physicians and surgeons in the city of N. Y. Orphan Asylum, in the city of New-York,.. Discoverers of forfeited estates, Sales of escheated lands,... .... Redemptions of lands, sold for taxes, and arrears of consideration money refunded to the purchasers, Printing for the State,... 676 68 3,719 80 2,962 48 1,414,207 38 11,174 00 4,500 00 3,300 00 9,500 00 132 64 1,911 00 500.00 500 00 36 11 446 50 7,939 29 13,177 99 ... 385 05 149. 11 Roads,... 13,957 98 Instalment on Mechanics' and Farmers' bank stock, 4,225 00 18,887 96 $1,968,528 83 Erroneous payments into the treasury, refunded, ABRAHAM KEYSER, Treasurer, in account with the State of New-York. Nov. 30. To balance brought down,. To amount of outstanding drafts on the Commercial bank, do J. Mappa, 1830. $44,793 56 Nov. 30. By amount of payments from 1st day of December, 1829, to this date both days included, 1,993,629 11 $2,038,422 67 1830. $69,893 84 Nov. 30. 1,696 88 To deposits made by J. Storrs,. 180 00 do 180 00 To amount of uncertified deposits made in the Manhattan bank, 591 41 To outstanding drafts on do. . Cr. $1,968,528 83 69,893 84 $2,038,422 67 A. KEYSER, Treasurer. In pursuance of title four, of chapter eight, of the first part of the Revised Statutes, the undersigned, a committee appointed for that purpose, by a concurrent resolution of the Senate and Assembly, do certify, that we have examined the accounts and vouchers relating to the monies received into and paid out of the treasury for the year commencing on the first day of December, 1829, and ending on the last day of November, 1830, both days inclusive; and that we find by the accounts of the Treasurer, and by the books and certificates of the Comptroller, that during the period above mentioned, the sum of one million nine hundred and ninety-three thousand six hundred and twenty-nine dollars and eleven cents, has been received by the Treasurer, and that the balance in the treasury, on the said first day of December, was sixty-nine thousand eight hundred and ninetythree dollars and eighty-four cents, as appeared by the same accounts, which together amount to two millions and thirty-eight thousand four hundred and twenty-two dollars and sixty-seven cents. That the payments out of the treasury, during the same time, as appears by the warrants and vouchers presented to us, all of which we have examined, amount to one million nine hundred and sixty-eight thousand five hundred and twenty-eight dollars and eighty-three cents; leaving a balance in the treasury, on the said thirtieth day of November last, of sixty-nine thousand eight hundred and ninety-three dollars and eighty-four cents. And we do further certify, that we have examined the Treasurer's bank book with the Commercial Bank, in the city of Albany, by which it appears, that on the day last mentioned, there was a balance of public monies standing to the credit of the said Treasurer, in said bank, of sixty-nine thousand six hundred and twenty-six dollars and eighty-seven cents. That we have also examined the statements signed by the cashier of the Manhattan Company in the city of New-York, by which it appears that there was, of public monies standing to the credit of the Treasurer, in the said company's book, the sum of eighteen thousand seven hundred and twenty-eight dollars and eighty-eight cents, which balances in the aggregate amount to eighty-eight thousand three hundred and fifty-five dollars and seventy-five cents, and which exceed the balance required, eighteen thousand four hundred and sixty-one dollars and ninety-one cents, arising as appears from the certificate of the Comptroller, in the following manner: First-The amount of one thousand six hundred and ninety-six dollars and eighty-eight cents from checks drawn |