[E.]

REVENUE ACCRUED FROM INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS,

During the year ending 30th September 1849.

Interest:

On certificates of state debt, viz:

:

Old military debt, $24,039 17 to 31st December 1848, one year, 6 p. ct., Bank loan of 1814, (war debt,) $319,000 to 30th June 1849, one year, 7 per cent.,

1,442 35

22,330 00

Internal improvement loans,(a) $592,867 33 to 30th June 1849, one year, 6 per cent.,

Internal improvement loans, $165,200 to 30th June 1849, one year, 5 per cent.,

41,245 79

On loan to Washington college, $4,000 to 30th June 1849, one year, per cent.,

On investment in Richmond medical college, $25,000 to 30th June 1849,
one year,
per cent.,

1,500 00

6

240 00

On corporation of Richmond stock, $7,600 to 30th June 1849, one year, 6

On loan to Medical college at Winchester, $5,000 to 30th June 1848, six months and 132 days, 6 per cent.,

274 93

per cent.,

456 00

On Richmond academy stock, $400 to 30th June 1849, one year, 5 per cent., On bonds of the Valley turnpike company, guaranteed by the state, $5,000 to 30th June 1849, one year, 6 per cent.,

Dividends:

On 2121 shares Bank of Virginia stock,

Farmers Bank of Virginia stock,
Bank of the Valley stock,

7,378 00

3,000 00

Premium obtained in an exchange of $7,800 of 6 per cent. state stock,

Whole amount of revenue, appropriated as in statement F,

6,580 68 39 00 (b)$95,935 65

E. E.

J. BROWN, JR.

Second Auditor.

(a) $1000 of this sum invested after 30th June, and no interest receivable (b) Revenue outstanding, viz:

[F.]

CHARGES AND APPROPRIATIONS OF THE REVENUE,

Of the year ending 30th September 1849.

Salaries:

Second auditor, one year to 30th June 1849, $1000, less revenue tax $8,

992 00

Second auditor's clerks, one year to 30th June 1849, viz: First
clerk $650; second clerk $400; third clerk $300; less re-
venue tax $7 08,
Revenue tax on salaries, reserved as above and paid into the
treasury,

1,342 92

15 08

2,350 00

Expenses:

700 copies second auditor's annual report of 1848, for the use of the school commissioners,

86 27

Blanks, &c. for second auditor's office $5; subscription to
Southern Journal of Education $2; advertising notice of
amendments to primary school system $3 38,
Postages for the Literary fund,

10 38

54 41

151 06

2,501 06

Fized appropriations:

To the University of Virginia, annuity for the year 1849,
To primary schools, for the education of the poor children of
the state in 1849,

Appropriations of surplus revenue :

To Military institute at Lexington, annuity for the year ending 30th September 1850,

1,500 00 29,200 00

To primary schools, additional appropriation for the year 1850, To the Virginia institution for the education of the deaf and dumb and of the blind, on account of annuity of 1850,

Total amount of disbursements and appropriations, being the amount of the revenue, per statement E,

E. E.

2,098 71

32,798 71

$95,935 65

J. BROWN, JR.,

Second Auditor.

[G.]

STATEMENT OF SCHOOL QUOTAS,
For the year ending Sept. 30, 1849.

LIST OF UNDRAWN QUOTAS, Sept. 30, 1849.

Alleghany,

404 72

Alexandria,

258 86

742 45

466 03

308 27

850 54

337 26

652 68

428 70

New Kent,

233 53

377 50

507 12

292 10

Ritchie,

206 33

582 97

Wythe,

721 00

NOTE (a).-Of this amount there is invested in productive stocks, as per statement D, $ 6100.

E. E.

J. BROWN, JR.,

Second Auditor.

[ A.* ]

NOTICE RELATING TO EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,

REFERRED TO IN THE FOREGOING REPORT.

To the President and Directors

of the Literary Fund.

We, the undersigned, having (with others) heretofore become the personal securities of the trustees of Emory and Henry college for the payment to you of the sum of eighteen thousand dollars, and the interest thereon accruing, loaned to the said corporation by virtue of an act of the general assembly of Virginia, passed on the 27th day of February 1843, are unwilling to remain as securities longer. Notwithstanding the college is offering increasing prospects of usefulness to Western Virginia and the adjoining states, as well as to many of the sons of Eastern Virginia, the undersigned deem it due to themselves and families, to incur no further hazard, merely for the public good. They think it not assuming too much to say for themselves, that they have obeyed the impulses of philanthropy and patriotism in bearing the responsibility until the usefulness of the institution has been fairly tested; and that, in their opinion, the time has now arrived when those having charge of our common weal should relieve them from the responsibility. We, therefore, do hereby give you notice to put your said claim in suit, or otherwise proceed forthwith to collect said debt and interest from said corporation.

C. COLLINS,

JA'S W. DAVIS,
WM. BYARS,

EPH'M E. WILEY,

JOHN M. TOWNSEND,

JAMES F. PENDLETON.

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