APPENDIX.

A View of the Fiscal Concerns of Connecticut.

Capital Funds of the Civil List.

Dols. Cts.

Funded 6 per cent. Stock, (real capital) - 209,273 83

Deferred --do. - do. - do. - - 148,632 83

Funded 3 per cent. do. - - - 50,038 11

Bank Stock - - - - - 44,725

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425,669 77

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School Funds.

Bonds collaterally secured - - 1,020,542 27

New Lands received in payment of

School Bonds, price at which received, 194,000

Funded 6 per cent. Stock, (real capital) 14,048

Deferred --do. - do. -do. - - - 5,455 7

Funded 3 per cent. do. - - - - 4,570 95

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1,238,617 29

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Annual Expense of Government.

Viz.

Salaries of Executive Officers, - - 8,630

Debentures and Contingent expenses of

the Legislature for two Sessions, - 17,100

Debenture of the Supreme Court of Errors, 550

Judicial expenses, - - - - 6,100

Expense of Newgate prison, - - - 4,000

Charges of Paupers and Vagrants, - - 4,500

Allowance of 2 dollars on the 1000 of the

list being a draw-back from the State Tax, 12,000

Contingent Expenses, comprising all other

charges of Government, - - - 6,200

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59,080

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Means for defraying the annual expense of the Civil List.

Viz.

Annual Interest on the above-mentioned Stock

appertaining to the Civil List Funds, 26,553 54

Duties on Civil Processes, - - 5,700

Annual Tax of 7 Mills on the Dollar,

neat amount, - 35,700

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67,953 54

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N.B. One eighth part of all the State taxes and one tenth part

of all rateable polls are abated for the relief of the indigent.

The yearly Interest of the whole School Funds

would be - 74,179 88

Deduct the Interest on that part which lies

in lands, and also on those Bonds whereon

Interest has not yet commenced, amounts to 7, 324 12

N.B. Several Bonds draw Interest in present year,

which were not on Interest last year.

And the whole present annual Interest will be 66,855 76

Add to this the allowance of

2 dolls. On the 1000 of the List, - - 12,000

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