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S. W. ‘BENEDICT.

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‘No1“walIc W oolen Factory.
HE subscl.-,be,. _ack,,,_,w1edges to the publit
the ljbgral encouragement which he has
met with heretofore,‘ and now takes I-ll1‘39ppoNu'
nity to inform his triendsthat he has again _C.0m-
menced the Manufacturing Buszrzeas, at fi1lS.Ol(.l
Establishtnexit, about two m1lc,s,no,~th of Nt.loj'tvalk
Landing, on the main road to D'cI_I1bUl"Y;,‘;]V"“j he
is ready for the reception of allkinds o oo ‘.—_.
Ashe has put}, his 1V'lach1_n::1~y In c0mPl9l3,.°’d'“‘
and procured one ofthe -hrst r-ate,workmen‘1n the
County, he flattcrs himself that a general satis-
frmtion will be given to all those the see fit to em-
ploy him. ‘ _
V_ VVOO1 may be manufactured Into Cloth from
. the fleece, eithel‘ on shares or by the Yard: _a5
best suits the customer——It may "fl5.° be "'-ad'~’.‘"'
to Broad-Cloth, C'assimerc, 301111155: Cl"/“‘”7’.5’s
13lankezz‘ng',.(v‘lanncls, U’c. Blankets may he wore
the full width, ifrequested, and.done.chcape.~ and
better than at home. Wool will be carded for 4
cents the pound, (cash._) VVool and L‘.loth may
be left in Norwalk, at the store of Ml‘.‘lL.. B. Ben-
'fi'et: or Dauehy, 81: James,"from whence it will be
taken, and returned immediately. ’ . .
N. B. Cotton and Linen Yarn colored rod. or
blue—-warranted permanent. Also,‘ Oentletnett
and Ladies’ Coats scoured free from’ grease and
spots, or dyed over again—-Silks and.Crapes dy-
ed and dressed to any sample, t_:xcep,t1ng’ scarlet
Woolen Yarn will also be "received for the pur-
poseof being wove into plain Cloth or Cassimere,
Sattinet, Blanketing, or Carpctting. _
GARRITT H. Nnwxmx.
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'Norw-alk, Oct. 9. -j
N otice.
‘ ‘HE subscriber takes this. method to inform
his friends and the public that he has atgreat
expense erected a ‘Woolen 1<'actory.situated on Mi-
amis river, about a mile and a half above the up
per-landing in Greenwich,_ and is now ready to
receive OOL for Cat-ding. He willalso man-

 

. ufacture Cloths, Sat1z'7'zct.v, Efc. by the yard or on

.»share‘s-'--spin by the run or pound.—-also weave
woolen yarn upon cottop. Dying-, iullmg 811050-
ishing will be attended’ to in their proper season,
by experienced workmen, on reasonable terms.
'I‘ho'se_wl1o may favor him with their custom may
calculate on having their work done in the neat-
est manner—-‘Indigo blue colored if required. All
ord'ers‘thankfully received and puuc1_1.1a'lly atten-
ded to, All-kinds of country produce received
in paymjcpt, at the Ne w-York prices. on making
an_alId13iance of the freight. Customers ‘will find.
theiraccount in picking the trash out of their
wool, and in properly cleansing it after it is shear-
edlor pu1l,ed—-the carding will cost them less,aud
their rolls’ be much better ; it 's expected the
cleaning will be particularly attendedpto.
" ELIAS Pack.‘
Gitnnuwicu FACTORY, May 1. 1821 lltf

Zlfdizufqcmring, Cloth-
" Dressing, 85°C."

3: D.. BANKS would inform their friends
'0 and the publicgeneraliy, that they» are
now ready for the reception of Cloth at their Fac-
tory-,‘where they will be happy to execute the or-
ders of those who may favor them with..their cus-
tom and while they acknowledge their gratitude
for past favors, would solicit and endeavor to mer-
it a continuance of them. A liberal discount will
be made from last years prices, to those who pay’
cash on tlelivelly. of the work. ‘ §;:«=> Cloth left ei
thcr at the store of Mess1's.Iii11g 3: 1-lavvlliey, VVm.
Crocker, Bradley 8: dmilh, or R.‘ R~.mdall‘& Co.
will be attended to every week, and .rclul'm:t'.'l as
soon as done."- *,,* Man11fac'.?u1‘i1ig’done’ in the
“est manner and on'reasonal')l:: terms. , :'

 

I \,vhic_h a generous p1"ic__e will be given.
Ridgelield, August, 1821'.’ ‘, 301$

 

"NEW SUPPLY OF BOOKS,‘ ‘

_ New receiving and for sale by P. .Pl{I.(al:.-H

 RUMBULL’S History lot Connecucut'._2_

‘ vols,‘ Views of Italy, by Lady Morgan 3 ‘Brief
Remarker on the ways ofiman .; Spiritual 1 reas-
ry for the children of UO(l-_;'j_C;l1,i_)l1T|61"S Discourses
on the applicalionof ,C,l1ris’tiat'tlt)' to mfifcafllilfi
and ordinary .at’fairs olflife ;» l..ife_of Mrs. Graham,
VVmi5’(,,,’s_VVo.-ks, Clark on the promises; Sell
Knowledige ; Bucks Reinains ; Doddri(lge’s Rise
and Profircssi; Buck's ’M6m0l|'S5 Fl1“C"’=‘ 5115'
tcm ; Beauties ofthe Bible; Law's Serious Call,
Zimmerman on Solitude. Mi1ton’s Paradise Losti
do, 'Re'qain’ed ; Young’s Night 'l'houghts‘;‘ Re.
mains df Henry Kirk-. V’Vhite 3 "M00105, P0911031
Wo‘rks,’5 vol_s.; Montgorrittljjg‘-'3 P060155 G°ld'
smith’s’ do; ‘Home-r’s Iliad, VV,2«?;’.vols. Campbell’s
Poems‘; C-oganf on the 1’assii$t1s; Views "of A-
merica ; ‘History of New-England ;A Life of,Put-
nam; ‘Hunt's late war; Bracjciit-idge do. ;- Nat-

. uralr History ; B_ryd_oue’s Tom‘; C'<1“1"S N°l"hel‘“

summer-.; Franklin’s Essays; Gibbons Female
iDuticsi"' Guide to men and manners ; Domestic
Ivledicines ;,:D,ictionai‘y of Quotations ; Domestic
,.(_i)ooike,ry ;;_Rbb‘i_nson _Crusoe ; Romance, of the
Fo:r'es“_'t";,l{}il ,Blas‘_;i'I'oii1,Jo11est; Almeria; Al-
moranffand Har_1'iet’ 1,1e’Missiona1'yi; 1' Hermit in
the Country _; ‘~1?1o§-en¢e‘- M’Carthy; Gelfaldlnv 1
C1ergy'man’s ljyidotw ; Cottage Fire Side ;‘M9re-
land Vale’; 'La}vinia 51‘ the 1ovely'Orpl1an '; Bib_leSi
'i'estaments; ‘Prayer anj_(l"Hyrn1i Boolisg Roman
Antiquities ; Paley’s P'liilosophy;.Day’s Algebf_as_
‘ Cumming’s,Morse’s,W'illett’s,Adams’&Dwigtj
Geography ;'Murray’s Spelling Book and Stzlib
Bookscomplete ; Butler's Qpmpend of G61} 
History ; with an extentsivef‘-a":'1so,,' In'en,t’,9_f 
School Books in general 1196 5 I-Elk-P0110911, 10.1‘:
Stands, American‘ and. l-lo1lanti_‘Quills, Wafers.

 

Ce.-lifieates, icopy Slips, W1-iting__._I."aper,_. 

I Norsvalk,-Dec. 4:11, 182:, * 5’

 

. .WANTED—A number of barrels of"g‘bod Soafi,’

 
 
 
 
 

Pencils, In(lia_ l{ubb'er‘,'Slates, .‘_$a1id_Boitess 5000001,

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HE subscribers have just rececived ‘a large

 

king their assortment equal if not superior to ail)’
stock in the place. As goods are hourly advan-
cing in price it may be well for those that stand
in need to buy quick. Among the goods they
are now placing on theshelves may be found

ROAD Cloths of various prices and qualities
Black blue alldflmixcd Cassimeres

Saltinets line and common
Red, white, green and yellow Flannel ,,
Bombazettes of all colors, some lig’d and twilled -
Black Bombazene, line" and common
Best India Levantme silk
White, blue and green Florence
Black and colored Canton Crape,
Sinchews and Sarcenets [with borders
Casssimereishawls, drab, black and scarlet, some
Imitation purple and Merino shawls 1
Black, blue and green Tabby Velvet
Black silk ditto Green Baize
Scotch Plaitis for Cloaks, a very superior article
Vestiug, a great variety, of the dandy style
Black and green Italian Cra ‘ s, 1 -3-~,‘u‘s’pentlet‘s '
Flagg. black. Cantor. -and, '§’dss‘I “‘t’i’idket'cl1iel‘s
‘vVhite and figured C1‘ay§:ts"" 0
American an-it Carlislc ‘ Oinghams
,l*‘urni'-ure Calicoes V;elvet Ribbons
Dumesuc and imported Muslins
Gloves, -a gc~reral assortment "
\7Vl'.i'e anti mi:-:t lambs’ wool Hose
Black and slate colored worsted do.
thread and 'i‘h«.slc Lace '
Black and colored Cambric
-Cal1co’n:'s-a variety of patterns
Knitting and sewing Cotton _,
Blackiandgpluc se_-.«.1ng silk and twist, Scc. 8tc.

1 . H./{RU z«1»:»1R1£.

Knives and Forks, some very Che-“P5 P9“ and
-pocket'Knives.b1cad and >1l‘lOC Knives; 5130003 ;
‘Knobs; Chest 8: ’i‘i-unk Locks ; Butts 8: Screws;
Scissors and Shears ; Files, Door 1-lajnds and
Ketches; Razorsancl Razor Strops ; Clothes and
Tooth Brushes ; ‘ Brads, Cut Nails, 4d 5d 6d 8d
and 10d Wro’t Nails; 8d and 10d ‘Bellows Ste.

H CROCKER Y—-A g"cl’1t:1“di assortment.
' GROCERIES. ' '

St.Croix, New-Rum, Old Spirits ; Holland and
An1e1‘icatp,(}i1: ; Cogniac Brandy ; Molasses;
Young Irfyson, Hy-son Skin and Shouchong Teas;
Lump and Brown Sugar ; Pepper, Alspice, Cof-
fee, Ginger. Alluxrif,Pearlas|1 St Starch ; Plug &_
Smoking Tobacco, Segars, Szc. ‘étc. 8:0.

DAUCHY 8: JAMES.

Norwalk. Oct. 91st, 1821; 34_____

CURES PERFORMED,

T/tough /icretqforc considered jzaszrcliqf.’ by
DR. I\’l£LFJ:."’b' BOT..4./_\".IC.d[. .Dl<0Pb'.
1‘/" R , ‘/zearman, carpenter of Boston, was 22

5 months atllictetl with a Tumour 7'on her
back of his hand which incapacitated him for
work, after having tried every thing in vain and
suffered an operation on his hand and considered
incurable, was cured and restored to health by ta-
kings. bottles of these drops. — _

Mr. PV1-zg/zt of Boston, was 3 years afliicled
vi ith a Fever-sore on one of his legs, had tried
most medicines without effect, was cured by l_W0
bottles. .

./I cnild of Mfr. Burrill of Hanover, was cured
of Ulcers and Bites, some of which had eaten
down to the ribs, by 3 bottles. This child was
considere'd in a dying state when _hc began taking
these drops. .
./In izgflmz of Boston, was covered all over with
eruptions, blind with both eyes, was cured by 3
bottles.

_.-in elderly lady of Boston, was severely afflict-
ed for 16 years with an eruption all over her,
attended with the most tormenting itcliings,
burnings and blotches, had lost thereby one ill]-
ger and two toe nails, was cured by 4 bottles-
she had not left her room for six months a11d was

3

Ribbons _

"cot1sidet'ed past all relief.

./I g‘eIz.'lc7nan of Lexington, was afllicted twenty
years with five ulcers in his legs, could «obtain no
relief, was cured l>y"4 bottles.

.4 gcntlcnzan of Boston, his wife and five chil-

dren was many years afflicted with eruptions, had

tried every medicine without success, wascured
with these drops. _

.4 gentleman of Roxbu ry, was 50 years alllicted
with a humour on one of his legs, attended with
burning, itching and blotches,was resigned as past
relief, for 50 years could not lie in bed at..times
was perfectly cured by these drops.

with a white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
every assistance and considered past relief, con-
traction had formed,when~ on taking these drops
and iising D1"-.~'Jebb’s Liniment, in :3 weeks she
had the pet'fcct use of the j0i0ta the; Pal“ 160 V1,)?-I‘:
antlby cotitinfiting them has obtained a perfect
cure. ' ' ~ ' ' .6‘
These drops are a radical cure for‘scu1‘vj,_.%t:ro'
fula, St. Anthony’s fire. leprosy. pimplgfl aces.
enlarged lands, sore legs, ulcers even‘,-when the
bone is alfectetl, venerial taints when n__1brcury‘has
failed, are the best spring and autumnal physic,
and may be given to children with perfect safety.
Price 1 dollar per bottle, or 6 bottles for five dol-
lars, pg? Ask for ‘ Dr. Re{fe’s Bbt_anz'cal Dro/29.’
None are genuine unless signed; IV. T. Can1wa_y.f
Prepared and sold wholesale by the sole proprie-j
tor, V-V, T, Conway, chemist, No.1, Bumsteada
"Place, Boston, and by hi_s special appointment by
B. 8: C‘: ISAACS, Not-walk,Seymour Jart-'15,“.
Stamford, Stiles Nichols, Bridgeport’. and by,
most Booksellers, Druggists, and Post-Masters,
throughout the "Union, where may be had al-

’ — ithose justly esteemed and highly approved Me'd;

ncs, prepared by VV. T. Conway. 1 Price’$l,

 six"bo~zes for $5. ' -

,, lW7anted,"T;,_ 
LAD from 14' to .16 ycarslof age,’ as an ap.
' preutice to the Slzoemaking‘ 54810089-

‘ ' 1 JOHN FLEMING.
32 .

Norwalyls, Octfsth, 1821.

gum) ,WE'IiJv'Esi)./1-t’,I,DEoE.11BE12 26; 1821. T
all.:a’nclg*,~;V;\7Vinter‘ Goods;

"assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, ma- ‘

.4 lady‘ of Charlestown -was 2 years afflicted A

 

 

 

DRY GU
Suitable for the a/2/zrpac/ling season; fits: rec'd by

’ A '” E‘. B; BENNETT. '
4 XTRA blue, black and mixed Broad Cloths

Common do‘ do do do

Drab Kersey Pelisse Cloth
Blue,"bla“c,k and mixed Cassimeres

- Red,'_white, yellow and ‘crimson Flannel

10li've*¢a,nd‘-.drab Velvet

Black ‘tabby do Black and
Plain and figured Bombazetts _
Scarlet and figured'Cassin1ere Shawls

Black silk Shawls Black Sarcenet

Green Florence Green Gauze

Black Italian Crape Rose Blankets

Purple and .white Shawls

Flagg and black Canton hhdkfs Madrass-do
Light and dark Calicoes ‘ . Furniture Calicoes
Carlisle Ginghams Black Cambric Muslin
Imported and American Ginghams

do do sheeting and shit-ting Muslin

Irish Linen Cambric Muslims Book do
Leno and Sarcenel _C-ambfic

Figured Jackonet Dimities

Centlemen and Ladies’ beaver gloves

Ladies’ kid do W'hite and black silk do

Black silk and worsted Florentine Vesting
Mersailles do Cotton balls and Tape

Black worsted I-lose Lamb’s _Wool do.

First and second quality coat and vest buttons
Pins and Needles Milliqctt, &c. 81c.

51:?” general assortmrfnt of ,GROCERIESt
PI.-'IRD-'1/VARE, AND C1\’0C1{ER Y.
Norwalk, Oct. loffi -_ ‘

F or Sale.
7 11-1113 subscriber olfcrs to sell his
 _ House and Barn, Blacksmith Shop
and Tbols, together with about half an acre of
Land adjoinining, situated in Ridgebury, a few
rods south oflhe Meeting house. It is an excel-
lent stand for the Blacksmth business, being an
old stand for said business. Any person wishing
to purchase will please to calland view the premi-y
ses. Immediate possession can be given, with an
indisputable title. PHILIP DAUCHY, 2d.
Ridgebury. Sept. 24. 3w"‘31lf

tC.O.DFISH.

Anew supply of Codfish just received and 10;-
sale BURRALL 8: THOMAS.
October 22.

" Wheaton’s
. ITCH POINTMENT.

That noted Itch Ointment. being a safe, speedy
and sure c_ure for that tormenting disorder —Pt‘ice
z/zirzy-seven and_»a hagf cents; ALso—-

Wheaton’s well known Jdmzdicc Bitters,
so eminently useful for removing all jaundice and
bilious complaints, which are so prevalent at the
presen't,day—-For sale by B. 8:. C. ISAACS, Nor-
\vallt}',l_7Ԥ'rzl_d S. J ARVIS, Stamford.

".A,il.so—-Dn. D'.r1v1=.1vpon'r’s celebrated

EYE-W.~\'l‘l:‘.R--—Price 25 cents, for sale as a-
bove. . . -

Norwalk. ‘June 4th.

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ROCKSALT.

QUANTITY of ROC'_K.S'./1137', of the best
quality, just received and for sale by
. 1§UmtM.1. Sc 'l'noM/ts.

MIDDLEB l1{?,_3OKS‘ and BEERS’

Almatiaeks, for 1822.

For Sale by '9. PRICE.

ROCKSALT.

9 LARGE quantity of the -very best quality
of Rock ‘Salt, just received and for sale by
_ » _._M_- E. D. HOYT 3; SON,

 & C. Isaacs5=.

AVE just received a fresh supply of those
justly esteemed and highly approved Med.
cines, prepared by VV. T. Conway, Chemist, No.

BumsteadI’lace, ‘Boston, to wit ;

Dr. Relfe’s Bofanical Drops.

Dr. Relfe’s Asihmatic Pills.

‘ Dr.Rell‘e’s Aromatic F em-ale Pills for Obstruc-
tions, Scc. W .
. D.-. Rc1fe’s Antibi1liou§f’Pi1lsfor Indigestion
Billions alfectioiis, 8tc. ' I

Dr. Relfe’s Vegetable Specific (for sick head
ache.) . V '

Dr. Relfe’.s Vegetable Rheumatic Pills.

Dr. Jcbb’s Rheumatic Liniment ; Rheuma-
tism of 20 years standing, has been cured by this
‘in 24 h0u_rs. .

British Antiseptic Dentrifice, most excellent
for the teeth and gums. , _ C .

Dumfries’ Ointment, a certain and safe cure
for the Itc/2, in one lz0ur’s ajz/zlication, be it ever so
inveterate. .7Vo dangerfrozn taking‘ cold.’

Albion Corn Plaster. The relief is immedi-
ate, and while it dissgges and draws the corn out
bythe roots,it cau'd‘é "ot the least pain.

Cambrian tootli-a'cl1_e Pills ; the relief is instan-
taneous, without the least injury to the teeth.
~, Dr. Hunter's celebrated Pills; Dr. Hunter’s
Injection Powders, and Doctor Hunter s Cerate
for the prevention and cure of venerial complaints
with perfect:_ secrecy.‘ A. treatise, explaining
symptoms, and method ofcure accompany each
packet. - -Q 3

Pamphlets of many extraorgliigiary cures, may
be had of the agents, gratis.,_- 52" ‘ .

|,:P None ‘of the above are gt.-nuine, zmless
signed‘ W._T. CONWAY.’ A large discount to
cotmtry Physicians, Trade_rs, '1 he raboev
Medicines maylikcwise be l1,_ -,os,trBo_oksel-'

lers, Druggistsgarid Post-rnf_4.$_,' _1i,0Ugh0l_1t the

 

 

United States. 3 ’ —

, - A Pwin.-ts,‘_ 051.8: .3113-’ J “-
IUST received, and for sale on the most. !‘E8S°fl_'
able terms, by» ‘ E. HOY-T 8: SON»

Norwalk, Dec. 1.’, _ K '* ‘ "



T"’“~""_!/ Dejzartmem, December 10, 1821. ,
1" °b°‘l1°“Ce,to the directions of the ‘.Ac.: sup. “
plementary tp the act tcyestablish the '!'.‘e.ts'u1y ‘
Department, the Secretary of the Treasury ye.

* spectfully submits the following report’:

1. Of:/2: Reve1'zuc.—-The nett revenue arising

. from imports ‘and tonnage, internal duties, (ti.

rect tax, public lands, postage, and other inciden.
._t-al receipts, duringrther year -1818, amount-_-(1 to
$26,095,200 65. Viz: Customs $21,828,451 43
Arrears of direct tax 283 926; Arrears of inter-_
"al d,"“_°5 ?47s945 33 ; Publtic lands exclusive of"
_M‘55'55lPP1 5l5°Ck 32.454528‘; Dividend on stock
in the Bank of the United States 525.000, Post-
age and other incidental receipts 65.349.

' That which accrued from the same sources du-
r1ng.the year_18l9. amounted to $21,435, 700;
and in the year 1820 to 315,284,546. «,1, D

It is estimated that the gross amount offdiiiieis if
on merchandize and tonnage, which accrued (in. 
r“_l§ ‘he lhrei’-.,fiI‘st quarters of the present year, ,-
6303605 314033.000. The payments-into the
treasury, to the 30th olbeptember last, have a-
mounted tol6,219,197,v1z: Customs 10,068,394,
Publlc 13003 9401939 3 Arrears of internal duties
.3“‘1_d”'€Ct lax 09.967 ; Bank dividends 105,000;
Incidental receipts 21,581; Re-payments 13,373,
L‘0an 5,000,.000—-And the payments into the
treasury durmgthe fourth quarter, are estimated
31 3.599.278, viz : Cust0ms,~ 3,000,000 ; Public

ces made in the War Department befotie_t,_he1st
of July 5815.1 40,000 ; Balances of militaiy gap-
proprtauons carried to the account of thesurplus ‘
‘"7"’: 902273 5 Direct tax and internal duties.and
incidental receipts, 25,000—Making the total .a'-
mount estimated to be rcceivcd‘l’iii'to the treasury
durmsthe year 1821. l9.814,47s-'.wn1ch added
to the balance in the treasury on the 1st of Janu-
arr lasts Of lal98.4f5l,make the aggregate amount
Oi 211012.937.--_—1 he application of this sum for
lhe Year 1821 is estimated as follows: the pay-
ments to the 30th September have amounted to
$15,655,288 47: vii. Civil, diplomatic, and this.
cellaneous, 1,772,717 30: Military service, inclu-
'~ll_"’.§ 0311150311005; ofdnance, Indian department,
revolutionary and military pensions, arming "the
militia and arrearages prior to the 1st of January
1817, 4,§72,865 78; Naval service including the
gradualincrease of the navy, 2,603_59:2 75; pub-
llc debmncludmg 591.611 30 of Mississippi stock, ‘
6,406,112 64. During the fourth quarter it is
estimated that the payments will amount to
3.580,00O—v1z : Civil, diplomatic, and miscella.
D3008» 090,000,; Military services, 290000 ; Na.
val vscrvlcci 700,000; Public debt, 1,900,090..
making the aggregate amount of 19,235,238. 4'7,
Whlch being deducted, from the above sum of
21,012,937 will leave a balance in the treasury on
the lat day of January next, abalance estima-
ted at 1,777,648 58. _, ‘ ,
But, of the balances of appropriations for my
service ofthe year 1821, necessary to effect we
°b.l5°l_ °f E0059 _3PPT°Pl‘iali0!ls, exclusive, of bal-
ances. which Will not be required, and which have
been deducted from the estimiiies of the year

plu_s fund. there remains the sum of2,260,61l 2s .
which is an existing charge upon the 1-evenue of
1821, and exceeds the balance estimated to be in
the treasury onthe 1st day of January next, by
490,952 70. , V

2- 01‘ the Public Debt.--The funded debt which
was contracted before ‘the ye_ari1812, and which
was unredeemed on the 30th of September 1820,
amounted to 20,570,627 12 ; and that Contracted
subsequently to the 1st of January," 1812, and un.
redeemed on the 30th September, 1820, amount.
ed to 70,654,933 65, making the aggregate a-
mount of 91,225,569 77, which sum agrees with
the amount stated in the last arihual report as un-
redeemed on the 1st of October 1820, excepting’
the sum of $38 66, which was then shortiestima.
ted, and which has since been corrected by_aetua1
settlement.

(led to the above, the sun; of 457,747 95, viz‘: in
6 and 7 per cent stocks, for-'l‘rcasury Notes bro’t
into the treasury, and cancelled 32,80 29; in_,_5 ,
per cent stock, under the act of May 15-, 1820,

W35 Raid in the f0l1|'th quarter 388,892 21, viz :
deferred stock re-imbursed, 249,401 58; pay-

62, making the public debt unredeemed on the
lst oflanuaryi 1821, 91,294,116 51. From the
1st of January to the 30111 ofSepte_mber,inclusive,
there‘ has been added the sum of 4,739,776 -.338,
viz: three per cent stock, for interest _on regis-_.
tered debt. 26,01 ; treasury note 6 and 7 per cent.
stock, 4,45-1,07 ; Loan authorized by act of 3d of
March, 1821,-1-,735,2’_96 30. Making 95,034,122’
89 ; from which is to be deducted the sum of
2.348.097 15, viz: Reimbursement of deferred
stock, during the same period 27 6,737’. 
ments on account of Louisiana stock,§i2§,07f';35o
00-—-Ma,ki_ng the ' public’-debt which jvvggffu; 'i" _:dce-
med on the 1st‘ of;’.O_ct. 1321, 9s,636,095‘7,4} to
which will be added, in thgfourth qU&1Ylcr,¢Trea5.
my note six per cent stock issued 390‘ 4“O—_-Mak.

in the 4th quarter, the sum of 262,860 4l.:.'.viz : ‘
Reimbursement of dele_rre_d‘stock, .257,82225;
residue of Louisiana.stocl_;,_.5,558,15—Ma1-ting the
amount of the public debt, unfedeemed on the 1st
of January, 1822, asestimated, 93 423.605 7.3;’
the Treasury notes yet outstanding are estimated
at 28,495 ; the awards made_ by thel.g.,mmi5,ion.
ers, appointed under the several ac ’‘*'’o'f , "
forithe indemnification" of certai,n‘:..-l__': ’
public lands in the 1\’Iissi,,s‘,,;1_%pi,territt'iry, amount
to 4,282,151 12; of which‘: R
ved at the General: Land. Olfice
535 39; and‘thcre5t1épve been paid at” 
Ty: 1,734,490 4...?» . ' W
and leaving outstandit1g‘onu_ the‘ 301118 —'
ber1_821, 105,124-j-88.. H -C '7‘:

_3. ,Oft/zeJ."._‘s,tin‘zates,o_/ftlze Pzzblic.Rcvenue and '

 
 
 

 

ofthe revenue from irnportsganil tofiifti‘ge,, 'hich
occprred in 1819,advanced'with;progres:iive‘fdrce ‘
through 1820,. and reached its lowest point of de-



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131105 300.050 5 Moneys recovered out of advan- .0

13331 or will be carried to the account ofthe sur- .

In the fourth quarter of the year there 1vas‘af'&. -4, .

454.567 66, making $91,638,308 72 :' and there _

ments on account of the Louisiana stock,“139,49O

Exflchgiituréjbr t}'z&~ year 1822.-g-"_l_‘,h§§<li:rni_ttuti,o'n A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ing 93,686,486 14; from which will be deducted 

 

 

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