(C.) A comparative view of the returns of Common Schools, from 1816 to 1836, inclusive. No. of towns to the legisla- were made. ture. No. of school Amount of public money received in said towns. 1817 355 3713 2873 64834 88 170385 198440 6 to 7 ( D. ) STATEMENT Showing the Increase and Diminution of the capital of the Common School Fund, during the year ending 30th Sept. 1835. Leaving the am❜t of the fund, Sep. 30, 1835, 1,098,577 86 176,644 48 2,815 12 179,571 17 260,120 93 0 00 105,050 52,412 15 1,875,191 71 197,298 05 do. from the same, as of 30th Sept. 1835, the like,... do. from the Erie and Champlain Canal fund, as of 30th Sept. 1834, the like,..... 2,745 26. Increase of the Fund. Bonds for lands taken this year, viz: $58,665 87 For sales by the Attorney-General, under foreclosure of mortgages, 0 00 Transferred from the General Fund, as of 30th Sept. 1834, in advance, on account of current receipts into the treasury belonging to the capital of this, per act, chap. 260, of 1835,.... 95,707 65 do. from do, as of 30th Sept. 1835, to discharge the bal. due from that fund to the capital of this, in part, 15,282 27 do. from the Literature Fund, as of 30th Sept. 1834, in exchange for stock,... ..... 27,105 61 do 1792, do do 21,429 49 do. from the Oswego Canal Fund, as of 30th Sept. do Bonds for loans taken this year, viz: do 1808, By foreclosure of mortgages bought in for the State,... do For sales by the Attorney-General, under foreclosure of $0.00 State stock. By sale of stock to the Commissioners of the Canal Fund,.... $100,000 00 For loans of the capital of the fund,.. 30,850 00 By transfer of stock to Literature Fund, in Transferred from the General Fund, as of 30th Sept. exchange for bonds, . ... 96,851 00 94,888 97 By do. to Erie and Champlain Canal Fund, do. from the Literature Fund, do... 21,733 18 147,472 15 6,043 00 ........... $205,878 89 30,850 00 236,728 89 $755,591 21 $839,461 15 |