When was it published?

January 1, 1816 in Kentucky Gazette

Domestic News January 1, 1816

Kentucky Gazette

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Treasury Report, Congress, Financial Operations, Late War, 1815 Finances, 1816 Estimates, Revenue Plans, Public Credit

Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky

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The annual Treasury Report to Congress has appeared, reviewing financial operations from the late war, 1815 finances, 1816 revenue and expenditure estimates (disbursements at 42 million, over 6 million via loans or Treasury Notes), and plans for revenue management and public credit.

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The annual Treasury Report to Congress has appeared; but its great length, embracing as it does a review of the financial operations of the government in reference to the late war, a view of the finances for 1815, estimates of the revenue and expenditures for 1816, and plans for the improvement and management of the revenue, and support of the public credit, will preclude its entire insertion in our paper. We propose however, in our next, to present our readers with an outline of its contents.

The report estimates the disbursements of the year 1816, at 42 millions, upwards of 6 millions of which, is to be provided for by loan or issues of Treasury Notes.

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Economic Politics

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Treasury Report Congress Financial Operations Late War 1815 Finances 1816 Estimates Revenue Plans Public Credit

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disbursements for 1816 estimated at 42 millions, upwards of 6 millions to be provided by loan or issues of treasury notes.

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The annual Treasury Report to Congress has appeared, embracing a review of the financial operations of the government in reference to the late war, a view of the finances for 1815, estimates of the revenue and expenditures for 1816, and plans for the improvement and management of the revenue, and support of the public credit.