From and after the said tenth day of May next, the fees on issuing a warrant shall in all cases be four dollars and fifty cents for each and every warrant of survey and acceptance which shall issue, except as is hereinafter excepted; and it shall thenceforth be the duty of the Secretary of the Land Office,¹ from time to time, as the same may be necessary, to make or cause to be made all calculations of the purchase money and interest due on lands sold or that shall hereafter be sold by the state, and to direct the payment of the money by the applicant, together with the price of the warrant, into the state treasury; and the treasurer shall give duplicate receipts for the money paid, one of which shall be deposited with the said secretary of the land office, before the warrant shall issue.