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( G. ) Received , viz : From the treasury for tolls , ...... $ 3,116 32 sales of timber , ...
. 27 40 $ 3,143 72 per act chap . 316 of the laws of 1833 , making the deficiency
in the revenue of this canal to pay the interest on its debt , and keep the canal in ...
( G. ) Received , viz : From the treasury for tolls , ...... $ 3,116 32 sales of timber , ...
. 27 40 $ 3,143 72 per act chap . 316 of the laws of 1833 , making the deficiency
in the revenue of this canal to pay the interest on its debt , and keep the canal in ...
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In the books of the Comptroller , separate accounts are kept with the several
funds , so that the proportion to which each sund is entitled , of the money in the
treasury , can readily be ascertained . At the close of each month , a statement of
the ...
In the books of the Comptroller , separate accounts are kept with the several
funds , so that the proportion to which each sund is entitled , of the money in the
treasury , can readily be ascertained . At the close of each month , a statement of
the ...
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495 65 Leaving the amount actually paid out of the treasury , $ 433,415 81 The
means for defraying these expenses , have been derived from the following
sources , viz : $ 9,473 84 7.952 15 Sundry items of revenue paid into the treasury
, as ...
495 65 Leaving the amount actually paid out of the treasury , $ 433,415 81 The
means for defraying these expenses , have been derived from the following
sources , viz : $ 9,473 84 7.952 15 Sundry items of revenue paid into the treasury
, as ...
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One - fourth of the purchase money , $ 38,657 , has been paid into the treasury ,
and bonds given for the residue , amounting to the sum of $ 115,878 . These
bonds will be transferred to the School Fund , and the moneys paid into the
treasury ...
One - fourth of the purchase money , $ 38,657 , has been paid into the treasury ,
and bonds given for the residue , amounting to the sum of $ 115,878 . These
bonds will be transferred to the School Fund , and the moneys paid into the
treasury ...
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the credit of the State , as to discharge the immediate demands on the treasury .
What sum will be necessary to be raised by tax , in the present year , will depend
on the amount of the particular appropriations to be made , and the decision of ...
the credit of the State , as to discharge the immediate demands on the treasury .
What sum will be necessary to be raised by tax , in the present year , will depend
on the amount of the particular appropriations to be made , and the decision of ...
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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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