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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
FOR SALE or RENT.

plantation situate in lIrandywine Hundred, Newcastle
County, containing two hundred acres, sixty Of which
premises are, good dwelling and choice sprng OF
water the door, tccrabe frame barn. wnh c0nve-
nient out buildings variety of different kinds Of fruit
'recs. This Farm handsomely situated commanding
INC view Of the river Delaware from which it is one mile,
within five Of the Borough Of Wilmington, twenty two OF
Philadelphia, and half mile of The road leading from the
former TO the latter place The arabic land is divided into
fields of convenient size, all of which are well waercd,
in good state Of culture, and under good fence.
Possession given the 18th of March next title in
dspuae. For terms ard other information, inquire of
the subscriber, on the premises.
ADAM VII LIAMSON.
JAW 18th, 1922 3-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
NOI'ICE.

Was committed to the Public Jail of Newcastle county,
safe of Delaware, by Of the Justices
of the peace in and for said county, BLACK BOY II or
10 wears age who calls himself TOM, and says he is the
property of Rich Bou'ien, IF Cecil Coang, lingland
This is therefore give notice, that if the master
owner of said boy imprisoned aforesaid shall omit
neglect release him from prison by proving property lie
will be discharged from confinement within six weeks from
The date hereof pursuant to act Of the Geer Assem-
bly, of the State of Delaware in such made AL
rid1d DAVID g WILSON, &F
March 49, 1922 2Q--l2t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
SlInpINE,s SALES.

nv virtue ola writ Of tyari fcias directed will &c
exposed TO Public sale az the houc If John Grow, New
castle, in Newcastle hundred, Monday the 25h day Of
March next, at 2 O'clock NJ All that dwelling nes-
s,age or dwelling house, and a. that LOT piece Of land
situate in Appoqunimnk hundred and county Of Newcas-
tle which is bounded BY the state oat leading from Ap
poqunimnk bridge TO Dover, by the Public road leading
to Hoxon.tuwn By lands of The heirs of Paul Afu. decd
and BY land granted agreed to be granted by IA
tharine Nlillgan 70 William Fields and containing about
acres Of land, be the less together wit. all
and singular, the Improvements and appurtenances there
unto belonging Seized and tax in execution the pro-
perry Of the heirs Of William Fields decd and 10 BE sold
by n4tiD C. WILS0% hH
.Nawcastle .Nqrch II, 1922. l9--3
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
SIX CENTS REWARn.

Ran away from the subscriber on the 9Th inst an indent-
ed servant girl named Nary INN "a. Connea between 16
and years old about feet 5inches high, stout made,
dark hair and large grey eyes, Had and took with her.
black straw hat, domestic frocks, of them blue &
white plaid, coarse pair of leather Shoes large green
cotton shawl, and sundry other articles Whoever takes
up said girl and delivers her the subscriber shall have
the above reward but charges paid by SAMUEL FORD
Wilmington, March II, 1922 18-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
LINES A. R.aY.aRD.
WILMINGTON AND PHILADELPHIA
POST CO,ATUES.

Leave the Subscribers tavern, sign Of the Swan, Whining
ton and David Johns. sign of the White Horse Bank ST.
Philadelphia, at O'Clock A. NJ and at 10 O'Clock A. M.
every day. Sundays excepted. FARE ONE DOLLAR.
The srctest attention paid to passengers, who for their
the city. All baggage must be at the risk of the owners.
ISAAC ANDERSON.
Bank st from Market TO Chestnut, between Second
and Third streets.
.lhuch -, 1852 1T
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
Jan'y. 17th, 1922.
Kent Cotton Manufacturing company

The General Assembly Of the State Of Delaware having
at their late session passed IN act to incorporate conpa
ny under the name Of 'rhc Kent Cotton Manufacturing
Company for the purpose Of manufacturing cotton in the
county Of Kent IEeretoie A6ice helr6y qlpai,That
books will he opened by the subscribers (lppoined
mlsoneFs for that purpose in and by the aforesaid ac
The house OF Amelia Cook, in the OF Dover Tues
day the N day Of May next, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ until
O'Clock ?. NJ. for receiving subscriptions 10 the capital
stock of the said company, and will continue open during
those hours for three days successfully, unless the stock
should be taken subscriptions may be made either
in person by proxy The charter of the said company
which IS highly liberal in its provisions will be speedily
published.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
Noach and ilarness Making.

Tho Subscriber informs lis Friends and the Public, tim
h still the business, III lis various banc-
$ his Shop corner Of ki,g and Hanover streets, No
1876 Wmingtoni where ~ orders in his line win be
cuted with dispatch lie thanks to the public for
past fvors and hopes be able give general sasc.
tnacs 10 keep hand general assortment Of CIR.
riages made ofgood materials also second hand carriages
together With all kinds Of IIarnesskewise, Patent c.
Springs for carriages; all which he viii dispose of on mod.
era'.. terms q" cash. IWO.LiS .IOORE.
Marcel 1922 16--}m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
Boot and Shoe Mandatory;

III I7IVlNi NtuT oN7Ilty 1ETtfI.
The subscriber respectfully informs the public in gene
rail- that he carries the above business in all its variety
Having employed Foreman ofhe best capacity, and be-
ing rmned to employ the best workmen both for mems
and womens work, and having procured the best maer
ais, he condentAatters himself that he will be enabled
ogve general satisfaction and merit share of patronage
SAMUEL WOILASTON
n. b He continues the Brcklayng business former
". Apply as above.
One ortwo boys Of respectable connections wanted
apprentices.
LIST month II, 1892. 1T
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
MIR. WILLIAMS,

Dentist, from Phitaaelhhia, No. 70, Shirley street
ton-Diseased teeth always affect others, soon III
least sign of decay is perceived the Twenty teeth i
front, it should be removed The back teeth when diseas
ed should never be allowed 10 remain in the mouth IN earl
life and the tartar should be prevented from forcing til,
gums from the eeth-under the gums there enamel
The teeth of Adults when decayed should be immediately
plugged lie fixes teeth i'll the mouth, natural and artih
cial 1S-tf
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
ELEC'TIO.N'

The Stockholders in the Bank of Wilmington and Bran
DIVINE hereby notified that an Election for Nine Di-
rcctors will be held Joseph Gipns Inn On Monday the
1s day Of April next between the hours off and O'Clock
r. III BY order Of tic Board.
ID. BlltNES, CaaA
W,irl'pg.0u Il1rcL 3, 1922. ~
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
Newcastle & Frenchtown Turnpike

Notice shereby given, that the President and Managers
Oh ~ e S rse % ep Sen ner on the
al stock of the corporaon which will be paid by the
Treasurer the Stockholders, their legal representa-
tves, at any time after the 25th Of March instant
Notice saso given to the Stockholders, that an Election
fer President four Managers and Treasurer for said
Company will be held the house Of Bennett Lewis in the
town of Newcastle Friday the 29th of March instant,
between the hours of and O'Clock in the afternoon.
JAMES COPPER, Iieas'r
Newcastle, March 70, 1922 l9-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
NOTICE.

All persons indebted the of Andrew Noel, de-
ceased, desired hereby make payment, aud those
having claims against the same requested to
their accounts properly attesed to LAURETTA NOEL,
Whining Del. March IL, 1822.--18-6t Erecutrir.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
r.. e MOVAL.

THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his
friends and the pubic generally, that he has remoy.
ed from the Queen Of Otahete to the
West side of Market Street,
Directly opposite the Town-Hall, Wilmington,
Delaware;
Where he has purchased and opened House oil
Entertainment for Travellers and others, sign OF
J.A.MES A. B.aY.9RD.
He confidently hopes continuance of his former
friends and customers; and trusts his superior &C.
commodations will merit continuance of ~ in
creasing public patronage. ELI LAMBORN.
Wilmington, March IS, 1891 If
n. B. Horses, Gigs Carriages, &c. kept for hire
AS usual. +. l..
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
WANTED,
The Trustees of the Poor Of New.

ase couaty are requested to meet the Poorhousc
Gonay the first day Of April next Those who have
counts &c. may present them for settlement
March Is, 1922 l9--5t DAVID PAINTER Scc'y.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-03-22
TEN NOLLARS REM ARD.

Was stolen for the stable oithe subscrber living
the Re- lion, Deilw,rc. Oh The 29h Of December last
BRIsHT B.ii .lA3RE, between ii and II hands high
bcweri, and years OH, both ind feet white, star IN
her face war above her left eye, small one on her
breast ana on her flank, occasoned By there having
been Gne eat f1n #, She is little necked, with -
little Of The name rubbed OF by halter, light tail, tho
hair o. Gich has grown ont since locking Whoever
wi return hcr give such information shall lead 20
her recovery snail receive reasonable reward and
peises. CEOItGE RL,MSEK
March s, 1892. 16--f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
VIRGINIA AND KENTUCKY.

Mr. Ctoy and Mr.. Bib with au allowance of
$4,000 each,) are appointed commissioners TO
treat with the state of Virginia, about the a.
greemcnt entered into with Kentucky. when
she became separate state. This agreemen,
has been made the plea in the supreme court
or me Cniied states, for setting aside the laws
of Kentucky, protecting occupants of lands.
because such laws are considered at variance
with the terms entered into between the two
states aud the condition upon which Virginia
consented topart with her territory in Ken
lucky.
The above gentlemen will also attend at
the next session of the Supreme Court of the
U. States in Washington City, and their fell
low cltlZens may be satisfied that the greatest
Efforts VIII be made in cause Of such impor-
lance, not only as it regards those with dis
pnt"d land titles, bit the sovereignty of the
state Is also deeply involved in this dispute.
Lexington GtS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17

aId merchandise Imported Into the Z. S.
aud on the tonnage of ships and vessels,
approved the fourth of August, seventeen
hundred and ninety" be, and the same are
h rein specially enacted, reducing the custom
house credits To the times limited by the
! W ofonc Thousand seven hundred s. ninety.
That there shall he levied and paid upon
the following articles imported into the Unit
ed States, in ships vessels of the United
States, the several duties hereinafter mention
ed, over and above the duties now PAYABLE by
law, viz.
On iron in bars or bolts, per hundred weight,
City cents.
On hemp, per hundred weight, one dollar.
On lead and all manufactures thereof ner
pound, two cents.
On glass, OF all kinds cents per pound.
On all articles paying duty of seven and a
haltper cent, and twenty per cent. ad valorem
ann on all articles not free, and not subject to
any other rate of duty, raw silks excepted
five per centum ad vaorem.
On all manufactures of silk, or of which
silk isa component material, raw silks except
ed fifteen per centum al valorem.
On linen, aud all articles OF which flax is a
component material, ten per centum ad vao-
rem.
That the duties now in force upon the arti-
Giles hereinafter enumerated and described,
at lher I'M ortation into the United States,
shall cea 4; and that, in lieu thereof, there
shall thenceforth 6e laid, levied, and collected,
upon the said articles, at their importation,
the several and respective rates of duties fol
lowing, that is to say:
On states and tiles for building, not exceed
ing Il inches square, two dollars per thou
sand; over twelve inches square and not cx.
CeedinS fourteen inches square, three dollars
per Thousand over sixteen, and not exceed
IN eighteen inches square, five dollars per
thousand over eighteen and not exceeding
twenty-four inches square, six dollars per
thousand.
On bricks three dollars per thousand
On all royal, super-royal, imperial elephant
medium, denny, crown, folio, qIarto post, cap,
and post paper suitable for writing, or blank
books, and all drawing and copper plate pa
per, twenty cents per pound.
On all paper suitable for staining and for
printing, twelve cents per pound.
On all OF ar paper two cents per pound.
On screws of iron, commonly called wood
screws, not exceeding one inch in length,
eight cents per groce over one inch, and not
exceeding two inches in length, fourteen cents
per groce over two inches in length, twenty
cents per groce.
On llnsesd oil, twenty five cents per gallon.
HeSoLred, That the committee on manu-
iact,res he instructed to report bill pursuant
TO The foregoing resolution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

~ ANYWAY from the subscriber, residing in Williams
hu on the evening Of the 2d instant Young negro
'. ie" NORBoURN. about 10 years uf age, rather sen-
Ihae 'rk complexion, short woody hair thick lps and
aee nose lie had on when he left home blue short jacly
~ anu hue panIaonnsbas uniformly been employed as
nouNe servant but has lately of his accord acquired
some No"iedge of the Of shoe making. He can read
swe' ana no doubt will attempt to pass for free man,
or under forged permit
move reward will be given II he is unprecedented and
ue''eIsh TO me- or secured that ret lin again. All
COMMANDERS and owners of vessels, boats, &c are hereby
.owarned from receiving hoard conveying away the
s"i VI ooy Norhourn under the penalty Of the law
'"nu'EY I'D. T5-3uf LEONARD HENLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
land FOR SALE

Nrtne o deed OF trHSt executed the subscriber on
we o.h ''av o AUGUST 1919 by Samuel Martin and OF
record IN the clerks Office of Ahcmare comfy Ia ernre ~
'on Wlhh 90 sum OF money therein mentioned will
ane tn noy " bdyy eSi, before the door the agile
Nerh III e town of charlottesville sell for cash a tract of
cotnIns Us acres, he The less living in
1 ehic county and bounded by the lands Charles
oI moores creek, much thereof will be suf-
10 satisfy the deed aforesaid with the thereon
convey the title vested in me y The said trust ONLY.
, TYIMAN WAYT, Trustee.
LII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
STRAYED.

k"VM my residence Shockos TIill the evening Of
- tne ioti inst BLACK HORSE, or 10 wears Old
ne = onPacty formed, PAGES remarkably weil-was
pnS he turnpike gate about dark, and is believed 20
nave kcn the three notched road lie raised i'm Nell
nn county, and viii probably eDdeavor get back to
'"l' 'ouhl{-Any person who will deliver him in Rich
~ OF give Inflammation, 10y which he is recovered shall
W In i,ne, ,1y rewarded. G. w. GOOCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
UNSETTLED BALANCES.

document was published last year, which
attracted good deal of attention, and hy
which ii appeared that there were out-stand-
'ns balances of money, in TIE hands of public
officers, which had not been accounted for, to
inc amount of Si5,5l7,8G0 81. BY letter
from the third Auditor oc the Treasury, it APP
pears that a reduction of this sum has been
elected within the last year, TO the amount OF
So,593,l10 06--Ieavins present unsettled a.
mount ut only S5,72t,7iO IA. When the Of
lice OF Third Auditor was established, the a.
mount OF these balances was more than forty
three millions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
THE CuERnKEEs

We learn that this tribe Of Indians have re-
Gently divided their country into several dis
irlcts have laid tax on their people to
build courthouse in each have appointed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17

The Editors of the National Tntelligencer
say, that they are rcqu sted by several mem
hers of Congress from South Carolina TO say.
that the statement, published in some of the
newspapers, that meeting of the members
rom South Carolina had been held in Wash
'"g,on city, to nominate a person for the office
OF PRESIDENT OF the United States, is entirely
unlUundcd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17

BOSTON, Jan. 9.---The LEGISLATURE or
MASSACHUSETTS,, assembled this forenoon,-
ana quorum being present, Il Committee of
Doih Houses were appointed, To wait upon
the Governor and inform him of their readi-
ness to receive any communication he might
think proper To make The Governor return
ed tor answer that he would make a com
muncatlon Tomorrow at u o'clock.
The two Houses assembled in convention al
- o'clock this day for the purpose of filling
two vacancies in the Senate board-One for
the District Of Bristol, ocCasioncd by the ap-
pOintmsGt Of the Hon. John NJ. Williams.
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, and
the other in the District of Middlesex, occa-
stoned hy the death of the Hon. Joseph r..
Varnam. The candidates for Bristol. were
James l.. Hodges, Esq. who had 1871 votes.
and Hercules Cushman Esq who had 1902
votes The candidates for Midllesex were
Hon. 5. p. p. Fay, and Calyio Sanger, Esq.
James j.. Hodges Esq. was chosen for Brs-
tol having 10 votes out Of 122.
Calvin Sanger, Esq. was chosen for Middle
sex, having 10 votes, being the whole number
given.
The Speaker Of the House on calling Ia or
der, mentioned the resignation ofthe Assistant
Clerk, announced his dissemination as well as
that 0fthe Clerk to exercise the power ofap
poiniment, and intimated the proprety that
the election should be made by the House.
Accordingly Mr.. Pelham w. Warren was
thereupOu elected. EU. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
FOR SALE,
Il The COTTON EACTnnY al


Ia The COTTON FACTORY and
tEsEn MILLS in the lower end Of Louisa county know,
Afs oy me name Of Ve'ie,. This proper, is on the
Souihannd river neyerling stream about thirty miles
aboyethe city Of Richmond and consists Of few ocs over
Que hundred OF excellent land with large and convenient
hOue - by % feet has floors above the ground floor re-
Sh'y Dut Of excellent brick rad fifhfv rxecfed
llcefy CONSISTS oi 500 spindles, with the necessary
.aung anu rowing machines picking machine and ali
te necessary Tools Tor making machinery. very strong
Stone lam Is erected across the river The m.house Is
pun OF wood two stories high and contains two pair OF
stones Ihere Is likewise SAW MILL on the premises a
new brick dwelughouse two stories high 20 y 20 feet with
wing 10 By 70 feet together with several small
The above properly Is situated healthy and agreeable
ne3hD1Th'od aud is well worth the attention Of gentlemen
Wishing TO pursue the business Ofmanufaurnp either bea
or COLON and viii be disposed Of reasonable terms
u q should NOS he sold privately before the 6r dav Of
January next viii ON that day IL fir Otherwise The nett
air day We Sold at public asciien the premises
JOHN SHELTON & co.
mir John shelton Mr. Anderson In,,ls i,tb yittp
person wishing % purchase. Il g q 20
November IS.
me above properly lot having been sold still offer
~ tP ,'". y, ''ie' J. S. & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17

Df Br. Rich, ofYermont IN s,fpport oC his re-
solution IA Jaror q Pr0hjdoiy Duties.
twill be rccOllectcd By those who were
heIe al tie last session, that then submitted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17

1t appears h. letters of Mr. Wallack, pub
shed in the Boston papers, that he had de-
c!ined the Benefit which was given to him at
Boston. He sails for England in June, and
expects to be able 90 act by the middle of
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
TRUST SALES

TRUST SALES.
ElY virtue of three deeds Of trust bearing dat, m ost a
o. Way, Bf and Of record in the hustings court of
executed ~ The subscribers by Edward Iubank,
~ Isll0o ana John Ri smith, and John NJ. Smith and T.
euHp 20 secure The payment of certain sums Of money
due 20 Frederick Harris will be sold az
Pupho auoon on tc premises Wedaesdag he 6fh de of
teodg az - clock, Tor ready money! the following real
estate situate VI OF near the city Of Richmond viz he Lots
Known by lhe plumbers y H. 90 a. a. 10 a. and a. in
'n Of par. o. Buchanan's Old Field, drawn by Richard
Young for Bullock and Harris
THOMAS TAYLOR, l,.n
January 70. 7f, ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
NOI'ICE

WISH to take as APPRENTICES TO the RRICK-LAY-
NJ business, two three boys. sober Industrious
habits and good morals; from the country would Inc
preerred that can come well Recommended Term Of
vice, not less Than five wears. -
January IL. 78-St GFOnGF y Ntvppc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17
COLONIZATION sOcJpTy

a gentleman from Washington informs us,
that previous to his leaving the place, ntelli-
Sence had arrived of the death of Mr.. WINN,
agent of the, American Colonization Society,
residing on the coast OF Africa. Mr.. VIM is
the second agent, who has lost his life in that
periious Office, instituted To aid the cause of
humanity. IN Y. Statesman.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17

CHARLEsroN, Jan. 1.-THE city corpora
ton, yesterday, IN body, waited upon Mai.
Ten. SCOTT, at his lodgings in Broad-strert.
and invited him To honor them with his com
pany at Dinner, which is TO be given this
day. fConJier '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17

y
The recent proceedings Of the citizens of
New Orleans, called TO evince their respect 10
the memory of Napoleon, has induced me
to transcrihc his order 10 the French armies.
when the death Of our Washington was an
nounccd to him BY inserting this document
~ the Patriot, you will oblige an admirer of
The French Emperor
Order Of the day for the Consular Guard
and all the troops Of the Republic
WASHINGTON is no more-that great
man fought against tyranny ne firmly esta-
bllshed the liberty his country his memo
ry will ever be dcarto the French people. as
Vt must be TO every friend 10 freedom in the
two worlds, and especially to the French sol
diers, who, like him and the Americans, brave
W light for liberty. The FIRST CONSUL,
~ consequence, orders, that for ten DAYS,
black Grape shall be suspended to Ill the stand
ards and flags Of the French Republic"
NAPOLEON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-17

'Hi'uiN duofuJD lic laws anu illduneTS OF
civilized life Raleigh Star.
Gen. Bernard, Col. Totten, Capt Young,
Capt Poussin, aud Lieut.. futile, all of the
Engineer Department, arrived at New Or
leans, on the 12tli ult. in the steam boat
Rapides, from Trinity Rive.
Extract 10 Ne Editor Of Me Baltimore Patriot,
dated Washington, Jan. 6, 1891.
The Committee of t,centy four will report
tomorrow on the Census. They could not
obtain major vote on any ratio-but agreed
to present it To the House at 10000 That
number would keep our nine members. and
leave Il small fraction-hut fear il will not
obtain. 1t would make the whole number of
members 2l2. 4 ratio of Is gives MARYLAND
only members, and leaves also small fiac-
ton y raii" of a gives Maryland only Z
members, with the enormous fraction OF
$685.. The ratio of ~ is favorable to all the
large states. II gives 1850 for the whole num-
her-tilat of - gives 1873 for the whole num-
her, being only one more than the present
number in Congress.