From Miller and Porterfield and others, refunding moneys
paid to them,
From A. Brown, sheriff of Nelson, and others, on account
civil prosecutions,

From the commissioners of wrecks for Princess Anne coun-
ty, on account of wrecked property sold by them on the
27th December 1850,

For fees of the auditor, on orders for the redemption of lands,
For fees of the clerk of the general court, paid on judgment,
From sundry persons, on account of fees of the attorney ge-
neral,

From Robert Walsh and Anna M. Walsh, to be thereafter
applied to the payment of taxes,

Virginia volunteers:

125 30

12 59

26 30

234 00
62 20

215 26

7 91

14,847 67

For so much of the amount expended by the state, refunded by the general government,

Farmers Bank of Virginia:

For so much borrowed of that bank, payable on the 15th December 1850, and paid on the

1,231 91

14th of that month,

50,000 00

For so much borrowed of that bank, payable

15th December 1851,

100,000 00

150,000 00

Bank of Virginia:

For so much borrowed of that bank, payable 15th December 1851,

50,000 00

Exchange Bank of Virginia:

For so much borrowed of that bank, payable 15th December 1851,

NOTES ON THE RECEIPTS AT THE TREASURY,

For the year ending on the 30th day of September 1851.

(Note a.)-The receipts from this source during the fiscal year ending on the 30th day of September 1850, were $622,085 76; being $55,038 08 less than the receipts of the fiscal year 1850-51. This difference was caused chiefly by the increase of the rate of taxation on licenses and of the subjects of the license tax.

(Note b.)-The excess of the receipts of 1850-51 over the receipts of 1849-50 from this source, is $1,435 43; this excess includes the tax on the seals of courts aflixed to copies of registers of free negroes.

(Note c.)-The receipts of this year, i. e. 1850-51, from this source, are less than those of the last from the same source by the sum of $2,622 18.

(Note d.)-The sales of waste and unappropriated land have diminished to the extent of $3,235 51, almost 33 per cent. It is true that they amounted to an unusually large sum during the year 1849-50, but I think a permanent and continued reduction of the revenue derived from these sales will take place.

(Note e.)-The dividends received from the banks of the state, to the stock of which the commonwealth has subscribed, were last year, i. e. 1850-51, greater in amount than have ever been received from these institutions; in 1848-9, the amount was $164,291; 1849-50, $180.116 75, and in 1850-51, $185,954.

(Note f.)-The payments into the treasury during the year 1850-51, of the proceeds of the sales of articles manufactured at the penitentiary, have fallen short of those made in 1849-50, $5,000.

[B.]

DISBURSEMENTS.

Account of Warrants drawn upon the Treasury, from the 1st October 1850 to the 30th September 1851, inclusive, upon the following Funds, &c.

Convention:

For the pay and expenses of the convention, printing Supplement &c., and other expenses, since the adjournment, General Assembly:

197,068 15

For the payment of salaries to the governor and executive council, the judges of the court of appeals and the general court, the attorney general, the treasurer, auditor, register, and their clerks, the secretary of the commonwealth and assistants, the clerk of the executive council, the attorney and clerk of Henrico supericr court, the clerk of the general court, the keepers of the rolls and the capitol, the public printer, the reporter of the court of appeals, and for mileage of the judges of the court of appeals and general court, &c., (Note c,)

95,606 58

2,420 00

16,130 00

(Note f.)

18,550 00

Contingent Expenses of Courts:

For the services of attorneys, clerks, sheriffs, criers, tipstaffs, jailors, and for fuel, stationery, &c., (Note k,)

Militia:

For the pay of adjutants, clerks, provost marshals, musicians, expresses, and for musical instruments, &c.,

Officers of Militia:

For one and a half year's salary of the adjutant general, to the 20th of September 1851,

Military Contingent:

For expenses of the visitors of the military school, pay of artificers employed, and other expenses in mounting cannon; expenses in firing salutes, contingent expenses of the adjutant general's office, gunhouse for artillery of 117th and 79th regiments, gunhouse at the armory, &c., Virginia Military Institute:

For annual appropriation under act of 7th of March 1851,

7,710 00

19,086 06

148 50

6,269 05

On account for the construction of build

ings,

30,695 33

For expenses attending the transportation of arms,

Commissioners of the Revenue:

For payments to commissioners for taking lists of land and property and granting licenses, and to clerks of county and corporation courts, for examining and certifying commissioners' books,

Reassessment of Lands:

For payments to assessors,

Lunatic Asylum, Staunton :

On account of appropriation for support, For transportation and conveyance of insane patients thereto, and to refund an amount heretofore paid out by the asylum therefor,

For the erection of out-buildings,

29,764 08

250 33

90,505 69

32,163 61

31,534 42

63,698 03

5,000 00
7,250 00

42,014 08

On account of appropriation for support,
For conveyance of insane persons thereto,

29.632 06

3,000 00

32,632 06

Lunatic Asylum, Williamsburg:

For one year's interest to the 1st July 1851, on $319,000,
of 7 per cent. debt, held by the Literary fund,
For interest on $10,500, of 5 per cent. debt, created by an
act passed the 20th of February 1833, authorizing a sub-
scription to the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company,
to the date of the redemption of the same,
For interest on $450,107 of 6 per cent. debt, created by
an act passed the 19th March 1839, providing for further
subscriptions to the Exchange Bank and the Northwest-
ern Bank of Virginia,

For one year's interest to the 1st of January 1851, on
$24.039 17 old military debt held by the Literary fund,
$1442 35, and interest on an old certificate of public
debt, dated 18th April 1780, numbered 13009, redeemed
the 20th March 1851, $ 49 55,

For interest on temporary debt of $ 150,000, paid in December 1850, and on temporary debt of $250,000, contracted with the banks in 1851,

Contingent Fund:

22,330 00

415 05

26,412 64

1,491 90

11,149 99

61,799 58

To Parham & Baker, for fitting gas pipes and fixtures in governor's residence, and in public buildings, under act passed the 15th of February 1851, chap. 15, ToRichmond City Gas Works," for pipe, lamp-posts and fittings, for furnishing a supply of gas on the capitol square, under the last mentioned act,

To Jonathan Kay and others, securities of Wm. B. Man-
ning, late sheriff of Norfolk county, refunding so much
paid by them into the treasury under act of 9th of Feb-
ruary 1851, chap. 284,

To N. P. Howard, clerk of the general court, for record-
ing and indexing lists of probats and administrations,
under the act passed 24th of March 1848, chap. 94,
To John Vaughn and others, refunding taxes erroneously
assessed, and payments for licenses which the courts re-
fused to grant,

1,024 14

880 94

3,521 03

574 64

190 27