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 FROM T1I3 
 
 PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, 
 
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 REPORTS PROM THE SECRETARIES OF TREASURY AND WAR, 
 
 SHOWING 
 
 The amount expended by the Federal Government on works of Internal 
 Improvement , within the limits of the several States , with an estimate, 
 of the amount necessary to complete any work begun and not yet com- 
 pleted. 
 
 February 10, 1829. — Read, and ordered to be printed. 
 
 Washington, February 6th , 1829. 
 
 To the Senate of the United Stales: 
 
 In compliance with the resolution of the Senate, of the 9th of December 
 last, requesting a detailed statement of the amount expended by the Federal 
 Government upon works of Internal Improvement, within the limits of (he 
 several States, with an estimate necessary to complete any work begun 
 and not yet completed, I transmit herewith reports fi*$m the Secretaries 
 of the Treasury and of War, with documents containing the information 
 desired by the resolution. 
 
 JOHN QUINCY ADAMS. 
 
 Treasury Department? 
 
 February 9th, 1829. 
 
 Sir: In compliance withahe resolution of the Senate, of the 9th Decern- 
 her last, I have the honor to enclose a report from the Register of the Trea- 
 sury, containing two .statements: the first being a detailed statement of the 
 moneys paid at the Treasury for works of Internal Improvement, showing 
 the dates of the appropriations, from the adoption of the Federal Govern- 
 ment to the 1st of October last.; rhe second being a detailed statement of 
 the amount expended, in the accounts settled at the Treasury, on works of 
 Internal Improvement, from the commencement of the government to the 
 year 1824, when the adjustment of such accounts was transferred to the War 
 Department. 
 
 I have the honor to be, 
 
 Sir, with great respect, 
 
 Your obedient servant, 
 
 SAM: L. SOUTHARD. 
 
 The President. 
 
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 Treasury Department, 
 
 Register’s Office, January 31 st, 1829. 
 
 Sir: I have the honor to transmit two statements prepared in this Office^ 
 in pursuance of the resolution of the Senate of the United States, passed the 
 9th December, 1828, in relation to Internal Improvements. 
 
 The first being a detailed statement of the moneys paid at the Treasury 
 of the United States for works of Internal Improvement, showing the dates 
 of the appropriations by Congress, from the adoption of the Federal Con- 
 stitution to the first day of October last, the total amount being exclusive of 
 the three per cent, fund on the account of sales of public lands, and inclu- 
 ding: amount of appropriations for the Cumberland road, in its construction, 
 continuation, and' repairs in part, - $ 3 >634,086 18 
 
 Three per cent, fund, ----- 545,462 88 
 
 Total? . . - - - - - $4,179,549 06 
 
 The second being a detailed statement of such accounts as were settled at 
 the Treasury, until the period when the superintendence was transferred to 
 
 the War Department. r .. 
 
 The amount of Treasury settlements is exhibited at the sum ol one mil- 
 lion seven hundred and eleven thousand two hundred and forty-one dollars 
 thirty cents: that is to say — 
 
 For the construction of the Cumberland road, - - $ 1,665,325 20 
 
 On the road from Wheeling, in continuation, - - 10,879 78 
 
 On other roads, as stated, ■ 35,036 32 
 
 Total amount of accounts settled at the Treasury, 
 
 1,711,241 30 
 
 And there remain a few accounts, to an inconsiderable amount, for expla- 
 nation, to complete the full accountability at the Treasury to the period of 
 transfers as before stated. 
 
 I have the honor to be, Sir, 
 
 With great respect, 
 
 Your obedient servant, 
 
 JOSEPH NOURSE, Register' 
 
 The Hon. Samuel L. Southard, 
 
 Ming Secretary of the Treasury. 
 
STATEMENT of the Moneys paid at the Treasury of the United States , upon works of Internal Improvement , 
 from the adoption of the Federal Constitution to the 1st day of October , 1828, stated in pursuance of a resolution 
 of the Senate of the United States , of December 9th , 1828. 
 
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 [ 69 
 
 A DETAILED STATEMENT of the amount expended in accounts 
 settled at the Treasury , from the commencement of the Federal Go- 
 vernment, upon works of Internal Improvement , to the year 1824; 
 after which period , superintendence and adjustment of accounts in 
 relation to Internal Improvements , were carried on under the PVar 
 Department. 
 
 WHERE EXPENDED, AND UPON WHAT OBJECT- 
 
 Amount of dollars 
 and cents. 
 
 State of Ohio — 
 
 For opening roads in the North Western Terri- 
 tory, per act of Congress of 1st May, 1802, - 
 For opening and making roads under the treaty 
 of Brownstown, per act of Congress of 12th 
 December, 1811, N - 
 
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 10,160 32 
 
 Illinois — 
 
 
 For opening a road from Shawneetown to Kas- 
 kaskia, per act of Congress of 27th April, 1816, 
 
 Road from the Mississippi to the Ohio — 
 
 For opening a road or roads through the Terri- 
 tory lately ceded by the Indians to the United 
 States, from the fiver Mississippi to Ohio, 
 and to the former Indian boundary line es- 
 tablished by the treaty of Greenville, per act 
 of 21st April, 1806, - 
 
 Road from Nashville to Natchez — 
 
 For opening a road from Nashville, in the State 
 of Tennessee, to Natchez, in the Mississippi 
 Territory, per act of Congress of 21st April, 
 1806, - 
 
 Road from Cumberland, in Maryland, to Wheeling, in 
 Virginia — 
 
 For laying out and making a road from Cumberland, 
 in Maryland, to the State of Ohio, in pursuance 
 of the following acts of Congress: act of 29th 
 March, 1806; of 17th February, 1809; of 14th 
 February, 1810; of 3d March, 1811 ; of 6th 
 May, 1812; of 3d March, 1813; of 14th Febru- 
 ary, 1815; of 16th April, 1816; of 14th April, 
 ISIS; of 3d March, 1819; of 11th April, 1820, 
 (of 28th February, 1823, for repairing said road,) 
 
 5,679 25 
 
 5,330 10 
 
 5,946 65 
 
 1,665,235 20 
 
C 69 ] 
 
 16 
 
 STATEMENT — Continued. 
 
 WHERE EXPENDED, AND UPON WHAT OBJECT. 
 
 Amount of dollars 
 and cents. 
 
 Road from Wheeling, in Virginia, to the Mississippi river— 
 For laying out a road from Wheeling, in Virginia, 
 to the left hank of the Mississippi river, per act 
 of Congress of 10th May, 1820, 
 
 Road within the Indian Territory — 
 
 For repairing roads within the Indian Territory, 
 from Nashville, in Tennessee, to New Orleans, 
 in Louisiana, per act of Congress of 3d March, 
 1823, ------ 
 
 RECAPITULATION. 
 
 Road from Cumberland, in Maryland, to Wheeling, in 
 Virginia, ------ 
 
 Road Irom Wheeling, in Virginia, to the Mississippi river, 
 The State of Ohio, for opening roads, &c. 
 
 The State of Illinois, for opening a road, &c. 
 
 Road from the Mississippi to the Ohio, - - - 
 
 Road from Nashville to Natchez, - 
 
 Road within the Indian Territory, 
 
 10,879 78 
 
 7,920 00 
 
 1,665,325 20 
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 $ 1,711,241 30 
 
 Treasury Department, 
 
 Register’s Office, January 28 M, 1829. 
 
 JOSEPH NOURSE, Register. 
 
 Department of War, January 9, 1829. 
 
 Sir: I have the honor to enclose a report from the Third Auditor of the 
 Treasury, prepared in obedience to a resolution of the Senate, of the 9th 
 ultimo, requesting the President of the United States “ to cause a detailed 
 statement of the amount expended by the Federal Government upon works 
 of internal improvement, within the limits of the different States, v\ith an 
 estimate of the amount necessary to complete any work which is begun and 
 not yet completed, to be laid before the Senate,” &c exhibiting the expenses 
 referred to in the resolution, so far as the same can be ascertained from the 
 records of this Department; and, also, an estimate prepared by the Engineer 
 Department, of the amount necessary to complete each work of internal 
 improvement, not completed on the 1st of October, 1828. 
 
 To attain the objects contemplated by the resolution, further statements 
 have probably been required from the Treasury Department. 
 
 I have the honor to be, 
 
 Your obedient servant, 
 
 P. B. PORTER. 
 
 To the President of the United States. 
 
17 
 
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 A DETAILED STATEMENT of the amount expended by the Fe- 
 deral Government upon works of Internal Improvement , within the 
 limits of the different Stales; showing how much has been expended 
 in each State upon such works , from the adoption of the Federal 
 Constitution to the frst day of October , 1828, as far as the same can 
 be ascertained from the accounts rendered to the Office oj the Third 
 Auditor: furnished in pursuance of the resolution of the Senate of 
 the United States , of the 9th December , 1828. 
 
 WHERE EXPENDED, AND UPON WHAT OBJECT. 
 
 STATE OF MAINE. 
 
 AMOUNT. 
 
 i For building piers at Steel’s Ledge, harbor of Belfast, per act 
 j 26th May, 1826 - - - " 
 
 . For the erection of piers, placing of beacons or buoys, and re- 
 moving obstructions in the harbor of Saco, per act 2d March, 
 1827 - - - ~- 
 
 For removing obstructions in the Berwick branch of the Pis- 
 cataqua river, per act 23d May, 1828 - 
 
 For the military road from the mouth of the river Matanas- 
 cook to Mar’s Hill, per act 24th May, 1S2S 
 For making a survey of Piscataqua river, per act 20th May, 
 1S26 - - - - - 
 
 For survey of Kennebec river, per act 29th April, 1824 
 
 STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS. 
 
 For making surveys at the harbor of Edgartown, mouth of 
 Merrimack river, and harbor of Hyannis, per act 20th May, 
 1826 
 
 For improving the harbor of Edgartown and Hyannis^ per act 
 2d March, 1827 
 
 For the survey of Nantucket harbor, per act 23d May, 1S28 
 For the repairs of Plymouth beach, per acts 26th May, 1824, 
 3d March, 1S25, and 25th March, 1826 - 
 
 For the preservation of the islands in Boston harbor, per acts 
 2d March, 1825, and 20th March, 1828 - - - 
 
 For surveys to ascertain the practicability and necessity of 
 » constructing piers in the harbors of Holmes’ Hole and Mar- 
 blehead, per act 3d March, 1825 - - ~ 
 
 For survey of a canal route from W eymouth to Taunton river, 
 per act 29th April, 1824 - - - ~ 
 
 t For the survey of a canal route to connect Buzzard’s and Barn- 
 stable bays, per act 29th April, 1S24 
 
 $ 1,006 77 
 
 3,726 09 
 
 2,050 04 
 
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 190 46 
 1,636 14 
 
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 58,745 99 
 
 249 42 
 1,268 25 
 2,028 13 
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 WHERE EXPENDED, AND UPON WHAT OBJECT. 
 
 STATE OF RHODE ISLAND. 
 
 For survey of Church Cove, town of Little Compton, per act 
 2d March, 1827 - - - - 
 
 For surveys at Newport and Warren, per act 29th April, 1824 
 
 STATE OF CONNECTICUT. 
 
 For survey of Saugatuck river and harbor, per act 20th May, 
 1826 - 
 
 For removing obstructions to the navigation of Saugatqck ri- 
 ver, and protecting the Saugatuck harbor by a suitable work, 
 per act 2d March, 1827 - 
 
 For survey of Mile river, Fairfield, and Black Rock, per act 
 29th April, 1824 - 
 
 For surveys of Stonington harbor, per act 2d March, 1827 - 
 
 STATE OF VERMONT. 
 
 For survey of a canal route between lakes Memphramagog 
 and Champlain, hy Black river and the La Moile, per act 
 29th April, 1824 ------ 
 
 STATE OF NEW YORK. 
 
 For expenditures on the Chateagay military road, in New 
 York, per act 15th February, 1819 
 
 For survey of Oswego bay and harbor, per act 20th May, 1826 
 
 For constructing piers, &c. at the mouth of Buffalo creek, per 
 act 20th May, 1826 - 
 
 For building piers at Oswego harbor, per act 2d March, 1827, 
 and 19th May, 1828 - 
 
 For the erection of a pier at the mouth of Dunkirk harbor, 
 per acts 2d March, 1827, and 19th May, 1828 
 
 For clearing and deepening Sackett’s harbor, per act 20th May, 
 1826, and 23d May, 1828 - 
 
 For completing the military road from Plattsburg to Sackett’s 
 Harbor, per act 3d May, 1823 
 
 STATE OF DELAWARE. 
 
 For building piers at New Castle, per act 20th May, 1S26 - 
 
 AMOUNT. 
 
 $ 195 19 
 387 59 
 
 $ 582 78 
 
 369 97 
 
 1,556 96 
 
 110 46 
 
 193 63 
 
 $ 2,231 02 
 
 $5, 733 05 
 
 4,568 84 
 476 00 
 
 27,514 35 
 
 19,287 22 
 
 6,782 32 
 
 3,163 76 
 
 3,500 00 
 
 $65,292 49 
 
 $6,943 54 
 
19 
 
 [ 69 ] 
 
 STATEMENT— Continued. 
 
 WHERE EXPENDED, AND UPON WHAT OBJECT. 
 
 STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. 
 
 For examination and survey of piers at Chester, per act 20th 
 May, 1826 -- 
 
 For the expenses of an examination of the public piers at port 
 Penn, Marcus Hook, and Fort Mifflin, per act 2d March, 
 1827 - 
 
 For deepening the channel, and improving the harbor of 
 Presque Isle, per act 26th May, 1824, 25th March, 1826, 
 2d March, 1827, and 19th May, 1828 
 
 For the survey of a canal route between Pittsburgh and the 
 mouth of Elk creek, on lake Erie, per act 29th April, 1824 
 
 STATE OF MARYLAND. 
 
 For survey of a canal route from Baltimore to the Potomac, 
 per act 29th April, 1824 - 
 
 STATE OF VIRGINIA. 
 
 For the survey of the James and Kenhawa canal, per act 29th 
 April, 1824 - - 
 
 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. 
 
 For surveys of Pamptico Sound, per act 20th May, 1826 
 
 STATE OF GEORGIA. 
 
 For repairs to certain roads in the Creek nation, per acts 27th 
 April, 181 6, and 27th March, 1818 - 
 
 For completing the public road through the Creek nation, per 
 acts 14th June, 1820, and 3d March, 1821 
 
 STATE OF TENNESSEE. 
 
 For opening a road from Reynoldsburgh, through the Creek 
 nation, per act 3d March, 1817 - 
 
 STATE OF ALABAMA. 
 
 For removing obstructions, and deepening the harbor of Mo- 
 bile, per act 2d March, 1827 
 
 For surveys of a canal route to connect the Tennessee with 
 the Coosa rivers, and a survey to improve the Tennessee ri- 
 ver at the Muscle Shoals, per act 29th April, 1824 
 
 AMOUNT. 
 
 $ 28 25 
 
 7,458 25 
 
 35,491 85 
 5,467 73 
 $ 4S,446 08 
 
 $ 3, 754 44 
 
 $ 9,951 90 
 $ 970 75 
 
 10,000 00 
 3,621 01 
 $ 13,621 01 
 
 $4,000 00 
 
 5,664 59 
 
 2,184 41 
 $7,859 00 
 
[ 69 ] 
 
 520 
 
 STATEMENT— Continued. 
 
 WHERE EXPENDED, AND UPON WHAT OBJECT. 
 
 ' TERRITORY OF FLORIDA. 
 
 For removing obstructions in the Apalachicola river, per act 
 23d May, 1S28 
 
 For surveys relating to a canal to connect the Atlantic and 
 Gulf of Mexico, per act 3d March, 1826 - 
 
 For opening and repairing the Old King’s road, per act 2d 
 March, 1827 - - - - - 
 
 For opening a public road from Pensacola to St. Augustine, per 
 acts 28th February, 1824, and 2d March, 1827 
 For opening a road from St. Mary’s river to Tamna Bay, per 
 acts 3d March, 182 5, and 2d March, 1S27 
 For opening a road from Cape Sable to Suwaney river, per 
 * act 28th February, 1824 - 
 
 STATE OF LOUISIANA. 
 
 For opening a road from Fort Smith, on the Arkansas river, 
 t© Fori Touson, on the Red river, per act 3d March, 1827 
 For survey of a canal route, between the Mississippi and Lake 
 Ponchartrain, per act 29th April, 1824 - 
 
 STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. 
 
 For the preservation of the harbor at the mouth of Pascagoula 
 river, and removing obstructions, per act 2d March, 1827 - 
 
 For opening a road under the direction of the Secretary of 
 War, in the Indian country, from at or near Turner Bra- 
 shears’, on the old Natchez road, to a point at or near Colum- 
 bus, on the military road, per act 3d March, 1821 
 
 STATE OF INDIANA. 
 
 For survey of a canal route through the State of Indiana, per 
 act 29th April, 1824 - 
 
 STATE OF OHIO. 
 
 For removing obstructions at the mouth of Black river, per 
 act 23d May, 1828 - ~ 
 
 For removing obstructions at the mouth of Ashtabula creek, 
 per acts 20th May, 1826, and 1 9th May, 1S28 
 For removing obstructions at the mouth of Grand river, per 
 acts 20th May, 1826, and 19th May, 1828 - , - 
 
 For removing obstructions at the mouth of Cunningham creek, 
 per acts 20th May, 1826, and 19th May, 1828 
 
 AMOUNT. 
 
 $1 ,500 00 
 20,922 25 
 5,223 55 
 31,627 47 
 18,610 82 
 2 f 865 37 
 $ 80,749 45 
 
 2,625 23 
 186 37 
 $2,81 1 67 
 
 8,000 00 
 
 5,000 00 
 $13,000 00 
 
 $14,234 35 
 
 577 20 
 12,171 18 
 
 8,806 65 
 
 2,772 S3 
 
21 
 
 Z 69 3 
 
 STATEMENT — Continued. 
 
 WHERE EXPENDED, AND UPON WHAT OBJECT. 
 
 STATE OF OHIO — Continued. 
 
 For removing obstructions at the mouth of Huron river, per 
 acts 20th May, 1826,and 19th May, 1828 
 For removing obstructions in Sandusky bay, per act 20th May, 
 1826 - - - - 
 For improving Cleveland harbor, per act 2d March, 1827 
 For survey of routes to connect the Black Swamp road with 
 the Cumberland road, per act 20th April, 1824 
 
 STATE OF MISSOURI. 
 
 *For a road from the Western frontier of Missouri, to the con- 
 fines of New Mexico, per act 3d March, 1825; and for 
 treating with the Indians for the establishment thereof 
 
 TERRITORY OF MICHIGAN. 
 
 For connecting the Detroit and river Raisin with the Maumee 
 [ and Sandusky roads, and opening the same, per acts 2d 
 March, 1827, and 19th May, 1828 
 For making a road from Detroit to Chicago, per acts 3d 
 March, 1825, 2d March, 1827, and 19th May, 1828 
 For a road from the Northwest boundary of Ohio to Detroit, 
 | per act 26th May, 1824 - 
 
 For surveying and laying out a road from Detroit to Saganaw 
 I river, and to Fort Gratiot, per acts 2d March, 1827, and 
 ; 19th May, 1828 - - - - - 
 
 For survey of La Plaisance bay, per act 20th May, 1826 
 
 TERRITORY OF ARKANSAS. 
 
 For surveying and making a road from Memphis, Tennessee, 
 I to Little Rock, per acts 31st January, 1824, and 3d March, 
 1827 - 
 
 For surveying and making a road from Little Rock to Can- 
 tonment Gibson, per act 3d March, 1825 - 
 
 For the continuation of the Cumberland road, from Canton to 
 | Zanesville, and from Zanesville to the Seat of Government 
 I of Missouri, per acts 3d March, 1825, 25th March, 1826, 
 ■ 2d March, 1827, and 19th May, 1828 - 
 
 For the repairs and preservation of the Cumberland road, per 
 B act 2d March, 1827 - - - - - 
 
 AMOUNT. 
 
 $ 7,766 86 
 
 358 30 
 5,340 65 
 
 714 46 
 
 $ 38,508 13 
 
 $20,000 00 
 
 28,112 27 
 17,354 65 
 3,274 50 
 
 1,916 38 
 110 89 
 
 $50,768 69 
 
 20,299 73 
 3,625 91 
 $23,925 64 
 
 $435,701 79 
 
 $29,746 71 
 
[ 69 ] 22 
 
 STATEMENT— Continued. 
 
 WHERE EXPENDED, AND UPON WHAT OBJECT. 
 
 For various expenditures for military roads in Michigan, Ala- 
 bama, Tennessee, and Louisiana, per act 15th February, 
 
 1819 - 
 
 For making surveys of the water-courses tributary to and west 
 of the Mississippi; also, those tributary to the same river, 
 and northwest of the Ohio, per acts 15th February, 1819, 
 and 14th April, 1820 - 
 
 For making a survey, maps, and charts of the Ohio and Mis- 
 sissippi rivers, from the Rapids of the Ohio, at Louisville, 
 to the Balize, &c. per act 14th April, 1820 
 
 For improving the navigation of the Ohio and Mississippi ri- 
 vers, per acts 24th May, 1824, and 3d March, 1827 
 
 For the survey of the coast of the United States, per act 10th 
 February, 1817 - - 
 
 For the survey of certain ports and harbors, per act 9th April, 
 1818 - 
 
 For expenditures relating to the surveys, per acts 29th April, 
 1824, 21st February, 1825, 25th March, 1826, 2d March, 
 1827, and 19th May, 1828, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and 
 other surveys for objects of internal improvement, which it 
 was found impracticable to separate 
 Chesapeake and Delaware Canal - 
 
 Road from Cumberland to the District of Columbia 
 Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road ~ 
 
 Road from Washington City to Buffalo, New York - 
 For survey of a road from Baltimore to Philadelphia 
 For survey of a road from Washington City to New Orleans - 
 Various expenditures incident to the Board of Engineers for 
 Internal Improvement, and for the Topographical Office in 
 Georgetown, purchase and repairs of instruments, &c. 
 
 For survey of various canal routes in Florida, Louisiana, and 
 Alabama ------- 
 
 For survey of Pennsylvania and Ohio canals 
 For survey of Dismal Swamp canal - 
 
 For surveys not particularly designated, being surveys of rivers, 
 and for pay of Civil Engineers, & c. - 
 
 AMOUNT. 
 
 $ 5,884 09 
 
 $ 9,803 46 
 
 $ 2,798 SO 
 
 $44,876 84 
 
 $41,978 96 
 
 $5,424 50 
 
 $40,451 99 
 51 00 
 1,196 13 
 546 53 
 485 00 
 423 OS 
 4,626 88 
 
 30,235 45 
 
 1,669 31 
 5,054 58 
 339 40 
 
 5,160 31 
 
 $90,239 66 
 
I 
 
 In the foregoing statement, the expenditures have been arranged, as far as 
 it was found practicable, in reference to the States, respectively, in which the 
 expenditure was made. In this arrangement, objects may have been included, 
 not strictly' belonging to internal improvement, in the State to which they 
 have been placed, such as roads through the Indian nations, which have been 
 arranged to the State from which the road commenced; also, surveys and 
 other expenditures, which are arranged to the State in which most of the 
 expenditure has been made. In other cases, where any arrangement among 
 the States was found impracticable, from the nature of the expenditure, 
 having relation to various States and Territories, they will be found so far 
 particularized as the appropriation or expenditure would permit. The earliest 
 expenditure, (having reference to the call of the Senate,) the accounts for 
 Which have passed through this office, are those under the act of 27th April, 
 1816; prior expenditures during the war, for military roads, &c. have not 
 been resorted to, for the reasons that they were thought not to have been 
 strictly included in the call; and because of the great length of time it would 
 have taken to ascertain the particulars, from the immense mass of accounts 
 which would necessarily have to be examined, voucher by voucher, they 
 having been kept according to the appropriation out of which the expendi- 
 ture was made, and not as to any other specific object. The statement only 
 includes the expenditures to the 1st of October last. Moneys have been 
 drawn from the Treasury since. that date, for like objects which of course, 
 are not embraced. 
 
 Treasury Department, 
 
 Third Auditor’s Office, December 31^/, 1828. 
 
 PETER HAGNER, Auditor. 
 
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