Treasury Report on 1809 Revenue and Debt Policy
Albert Gallatin submits the 1809 Treasury view to Congress noting 1808 receipts of about 13.8 million in specie and 17.4 million total receipts and predicting 1809 revenue may not exceed 1808. details on balances, obligations, and potential borrowing to cover public debt and appropriations follow. The report discusses expectations for 1810 receipts, proposed readings of sinking funds, and authorized lending to cover reimbursements amid uncertain exports and colonial restrictions.
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