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Page 11
This occasions a difference between the statement made at the transfer office
and the statement of outstanding stock ( see R , ) of $ 121.925.66 ; which agrees
with the amount purchased by the Commissioners before the 30th September ,
and ...
This occasions a difference between the statement made at the transfer office
and the statement of outstanding stock ( see R , ) of $ 121.925.66 ; which agrees
with the amount purchased by the Commissioners before the 30th September ,
and ...
Page 17
Received , ( see statement E ) $ 22,132 16 18,779 65 Showing a deficiency in the
revenue of the canal , to pay the annual charges against it , of ..... $ 3,352 51 The
sum of $ 3,352.51 has been drawn from the treasury to make up this deficiency ...
Received , ( see statement E ) $ 22,132 16 18,779 65 Showing a deficiency in the
revenue of the canal , to pay the annual charges against it , of ..... $ 3,352 51 The
sum of $ 3,352.51 has been drawn from the treasury to make up this deficiency ...
Page 11
Received into the treasury for moneys which had been previously paid out on
account of non - resident taxes , Received on settlement of accounts with
individuals , also for sale of articles belonging to the State , & c . as given in
statement E ...
Received into the treasury for moneys which had been previously paid out on
account of non - resident taxes , Received on settlement of accounts with
individuals , also for sale of articles belonging to the State , & c . as given in
statement E ...
Page 38
The annuities referred to in the preceding statement , of $ 70 to Sarah Doxsteder ,
$ 42 to Anthony Otsequette , and $ 48 to John ( or George ) and Jenny Hill , are
now cancelled by the payment of the principal , amounting in the three cases , to
...
The annuities referred to in the preceding statement , of $ 70 to Sarah Doxsteder ,
$ 42 to Anthony Otsequette , and $ 48 to John ( or George ) and Jenny Hill , are
now cancelled by the payment of the principal , amounting in the three cases , to
...
Page 76
E. Statement of ordnance and ordnance stores ' received in 1835 . F. Statement
of ammunition issued to the artillery for practice in 1835 . G. Statement of the
actual situation of field pieces in possession of the artillery . H. Statement of
ordnance ...
E. Statement of ordnance and ordnance stores ' received in 1835 . F. Statement
of ammunition issued to the artillery for practice in 1835 . G. Statement of the
actual situation of field pieces in possession of the artillery . H. Statement of
ordnance ...
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| Title | Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 59, Issues 1-2 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Assembly |
| Published | 1836 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Sep 2007 |
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