Survey to ascertain the practicability and necessity of construct> ing piers in the harbor of Holmes' Hole, and Marblehead, Examining pier at Sandy bay, Survey of the harbor of Nantucket, Survey of a canal route to connect Buzzard and Barnstable bays, Survey of Church cove, and town of Little Compton, Survey of the river Thames, $249 42 150 00 178 94 149 43 299 37 2,028 13 195 19 150 00 130 00 80 00 100 00 127 44 Survey of the bar at the mouth of Sag Harbor, 150 00 Survey of the water tract between Mobile bay and lake Pontcharirain, 175 00 Survey of Sandusky bay, 358 30 Survey of the passes at the mouth of the Mississippi, 411 40 Sea wall for the preservation of George's island, 7,260 68 Survey of the Wabash river, 500 00 For a road from the western frontier of Missouri to the con Survey of the river and harbor of St. Mark's, Military road from the mouth of the Matanawcook to Mars' Completing military road from Plattsburgh to Sackett's Har- Opening and repairs to Old King's road, 25,000 00 10,000 00 3,621 01 4,000 00 Opening a road from Pensacola to St. Augustine, For connecting the Detroit and river Raisin with the Maumee and Sandusky roads, and opening the same, 17,900 00 Survey of La Plaisance bay, 110 80 Surveying and making a road from opposite Memphis, Tenn. to Little Rock, Surveying and making a road from Little Rock to cantonment Gibson, $24,065,00 · Military road between Pensacola and Blakely, and Mobile 10,000 00 3,000 00 Repairing the military road between St. Augustine and Tal- Making a survey of the water courses tributary to, and west For the survey, and completing the survey, of ports and har- For the survey of the coast of the United States, 9,803 46 Survey of a canal route from Weymouth to Taunton river, Survey of a canal route to connect the Tennessee with the $2,740,373 73 Expenditures under the act of the 30th of April, 1824, &c. for surveys, roads, and canals, viz: Survey of a canal route between the Mississippi and lake Pont chartrain, Reconnoissance of a route for a road from Zanesville, Ohio, to $186 97 175 28 2,184 41 2,539 45 Survey of a canal route from Boston bay to Narragansett bay, 1,446 86 110 46 387 59 Survey of a rail road route from Hudson, New York, to Pittsfield, Massachusetts, 327 08 Survey of a rail road from between Ithaca, Catskill, &c. Survey of a canal route between Pittsburg and the mouth of the Elk river, 5,467 73 Survey of the Alleghany river, 806 70 Survey of a canal route from Baltimore to the Potomac, S,760 97 9,951 90 Survey of the James and Kenhawa, and the Roanoke and 1,731 90 Survey of the road from Cumberland, via Winchester, &c., to the District of Columbia Survey of the Charleston and Hamburgh rail road, $1,533 49 5,949 51 1,448 78 Survey of a canal route between the Tennessee and Altamaha, 8,496 25 Surveys in the State of Indiana, Surveys of Kentucky, Licking, Green, and Barren rivers, Survey of the Ohio and Erie canal, Reconnoissance of a road from Cleaveland to Uniontown, Survey of a road from Washington city to Buffalo, Survey of a road from Washington city to New Orleans, Survey of a road from Washington city to lake Ontario, Survey of various canal routes in Florida, Louisiana, and 1,479 10 51 00 4,864 46 Survey of the Hudson and Berkshire rail road, Survey of the Raritan river, For various expenditures incident to the Board of Engineers for internal improvement, and for the topographical officer at the seat of Government, purchase and repair of instruments, &c., and for surveys of rivers, &c., which could not be particularly ascertained or designated, and for the pay of civil engineers, &c., &c. 6,181 20 339 40 1,809 12 152 21 3,288 69 190 20 7,846 94 3,442 22 45 18 3,179 61 885 19 469 73 553 30 94,777 12 Total am't on ac't of surveys, plans, and estimates, &c., upon the subject of roads and canals, per act 30th April, 1830, &c. $226,219 62 It may be proper to remark, that the accounts for internal improvements were not generally referred to this office for adjustment prior to the act of 30th April, 1824. Hence, the expenditures contained in the foregoing statement do not include any other than those the accounts for which have been settled in this office. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Third Auditor's Office, Dec. 31, 1830. PETER HAGNER, Auditor. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, December 27, 1830. SIR: In compliance with so much of the resolution of the House of Representatives of the 17th instant as has been referred to this Department, I have the honor to transmit "a statement of the expenditures heretofore made for internal improvements, specifying the several works, and the expenditures upon each," embracing all those expenditures which have been set. tled by the First Auditor of the Treasury. I have the honor to remain, with high respect, To the PRESIDENT of the United States. S. D. INGHAM, Secretary of the Treasury. STATEMENT of payments made at the Treasury of the United States for sundry objects of Internal Improvements, the accounts of which have been kept and settled under the head of the Civil List, from the commencement of the Government to the 16th of December, 1830. Opening roads in the northwestern Territory, now Ohio Road from Nashville to Natchez Road from Georgia to New Orleans Road under the treaty of Brownstown Road within the Indian Territory-Nashville to New Orleans Road from the Mississippi to the Ohio river Roads in the Territory of Illinois Repairing the road in the Indian country, Mississippi Repairing the post road in the State of Alabama $5,264 53 3,000 00 5,500 00 5,367 29 7,920 00 5,539 35 8,000 00 15,000 00 6,000 00 $1,667,325 202 Repairing the Cumberland road 1,692,825 20 25,000 00S Roads and canals within the State of Indiana, 3 per cent. fund Roads and canals within the State of Mississippi, 3 per cent. fund Roads within the State of Ohio, 3 per cent. fund Removing obstructions in the Savannah river DISBURSEMENTS FOR CERTAIN SPECIFIC PURPOSES. Letter from the Secretary of the Treasury, transmitting, in compliance with a resolution of the House of Representatives of the 26th of May last, a statement of disbursements made, since the year 1789, for fortifications, light-houses, public debt, revolutionary and other pensions, and internal improvements, &c. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 20th December, 1830. SIR: In compliance with a resolution of the House of Representatives of the 26th May, 1830, I have the honor to transmit a statement of the disbursements made since the adoption of the Federal Constitution, under the following heads, viz: Fortifications, Light-houses, Public debt, Revolutionary and other pensions, and Internal improvements; Showing, as far as practicable, the amount disbursed in each year, and in each State and Territory. The Hon. the SPEAKER I have the honor to be, Your obedient servant, S. D. INGHAM, Secretary of the Treasury. Of the House of Reps. U. S |