Treasury Department, Register's Office, December 14, 1822.

JOSEPH NOURSE, Register.

(H.)-STATEMENT of Moneys received into the Treasury, from all sources other than Customs and Publick Lands, from 1st January to 30th September, 1822.

From arrears of Old Internal Revenue

Direct Tax of 1798

121 11

863 22

New Internal Revenue

New Direct Tax......

55,863 97

15,265 92

Dividends on Stock in the Bank of The United States 297,500 00

Vessels, &c. condemned under the Acts prohibiting the

Slave Trade

1,507 86

From Interest on Balances due by Banks to the United States Nett proceeds of Gun Boats, sold by Act of 27th February, 1817.....

Money previously advanced on account of

the 3d Census...

Do. Military Pensions...

543 72

2,381 58

12 84

2,087 29

578 21

54,667 82

Do. Roads under the Treaty of Brownstown
Do. Balances of advances made to War De-
partment under 3d Sec.......
Do. Balances of appropriations for the War
Department, returned to the Treasury, and
carried to the Surplus Fund under the
Act of 1st of May, 1820........ .... 84,282 16
Do. Balances of appropriations for the
Navy Department, returned to the Trea-
sury, and carried to the Surplus Fund,
under the Act of May, 1820....

267,169 30

408,797 62

Dollars 797,991 04

JOSEPH NOURSE, Register.

Treasury Department, Register's Office, December 12, 1822.

(I).—STATEMENT of the Expenditures of The United States, from the 1st January to the 30th September, 1822. Civil, Miscellaneous, and Diplomatick, viz.