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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

FEoM IIE SANDWICH IsLANDs.---
We have Honolulu papers 10 the 2G'l.
OF january inclusive.
Thr palync>iiu OF flat date. mention
na ,hm the mortality Of the islands is
about per cen'-'n aropu'ailon OF so.-
Cal, the deaths. according to the last
census. exceeded the births, by G, !Gj--
saws that the mortality is not owing 10
lhc introduction Of diseases w foreign
sailors, and ndducc., in proof, that the
mortality la, been greatest at Mo!okai,
where foreign -scl- scarcely ever touch.
On the 2j'h Of Jsnua,y the King
gave an audience to The United States
consul, the officers OF the United States
schooner Ewing and others OF the Unit
Cd States army and navy.
The islands are hencciorth to have q
monthly sealed mail direct from the Lon.
CON post Office.
The Pciyue>an continue. TO comment
with severity upon Mr.. Ten Eyc&'s con
duct.
The people of Honolnlu had suIscrib
go -'i Tor 'uc 'aHi''t vi vi '''''''
Their mother died while the father VA
ia California. The mission families ha,
taken care Of the children among them
\ regular line Of schooncrs was TO b'
established between llonolulu and Sal
FRANCISCO. by Macondray Il Co., Of III
latter place.
Al the January term Of the Su,cs,o
Court. llrrc pcrsou---llenry C"ltrci
+. Ho~land. and James Van Dixie
were tried for setting fire TO the Amerl
can whale ship Dover. The Jury decid
cd ,hai the case was oct Of Havana
Jurisdiction. The prisoners were hand
"a over TO the American consul for tran,
mission to Tie United States.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

r.. Union desolScd said Mrs.
..r:.a ton, With her SPECS ny over her
1lca4 AID her cap border ,remu'
-sv IA the a-iiation cf the head be-
., i.sg.se the Union anl WHO
sosl la,s assassinatc such t,ing a.
;-a.--such monsTous Outrage Oh a
H3,'.j1,i,ics, saw by the way they
're svl.c on tina. they woa'! ee'
':f- ioy: IN q. last: and see What a
I'e.,-s confusion they are IL l
y 4. L.. Il. would finally conclude So
AL if they dissolve tie Union which
to 'sn ~ill have Ito Children Q:
iley le, 'en grow up wasah9ne'
'.a9g, the fostering heer Of parents
ocl after their t,aiu;n! Never
a o. a.;solying II, | should say. -
Aha' Col has ijincd together no uan
"a ~, Us anIcr,' is gospel truth, aud
tscsl I.ec TO see any body tina, says
s'aa--l should. II Pathfinder.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

\ ''or. j, told in n Western raTcr
le:rri 70 the rresen. season of|ent.
ra:Ae, simple Episcopallan noticed
':;ns the season Of Lent, tina, the
'a'c'rbell VAS rung every day, and,
i understanding it, he turned one
Is u \ brother ia the church, and
>ei'hln What tarr bcN was runc so
4n FOR. WIZ said his friend it Is
'1t With charming simplicity he
''3'ei, Lcps -. WHO has borro,ceiu ,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

A(l.ou I.zv-ruee our Minister 10 ing
lan} has written "a the American ln$hu'e
ia Ne~ Yugk, IN reference TO the World ;
Fair. shab il 10 H. bcli in London ncAi
year. Mr.. l.. expresses his oeiaef that We
cag sur1sass every oilset aa,lon WITH ouf
n,,iaas. sl4i eails upon he ooun,rymen hot
20 Is, i.ark xsrd ia taeir PREPARATIONS tn 'aS
rrai dispsay
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

CHANCE FOR A SOH or TEMPERANCE.
The School Journal contains the follow
ing advertisement. Wanted immedi-
alr'v. a man 10 take care cf a pair of
horses OF temperate and industrious
hQjits!"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

DIED

IN wsilnefcrd VI. CD tho q a'i ", CLARK
HaVtu. ar'do1
NJ haven VAS rrf, rtCelTri man, hr pc
se,sd great ,,cisIoI OF cissisCitf, Oct pa
ppo,s stticii, honest. and frInsrLahi, l't,s fal
Nom, who kseu h'r,, could duab, hs pct,
because his BE, oorsetsa''on aud ,pii fur
utsi,rd ih- bt,t oi evidence IN hts faior H..
wa.R kind fri,rd an iudulfrnt ds'lrr and at
af'te,iors,c hp-hAbd. "Natk the perfect man
ana tchold the upright the cud OF Ina, man -
pace
Ga the 3rd ins' Cy'.t,o, wife ofsiephcn
Ross. AGED 81 ycats
On the oh u.t. France Edwina daugh.
ter of VIM A. and julia 4, Woodward.
ac,4l ! months and ~ dav~.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

en lsns TrA,Ntis We are 'nose'rc 10
~ Ida RIrd.H, fur nse'thsst Of water
''F'. 10, ne isllssiag ,Hioi,esi'oU, fofr t'd'
- D aa,gea, CT eSrrr.Ponaen' At - fs0l'
~.''s = 'snae'y
80. FAst, Msr.0fi, Ms'ch ~
Aeeg ua,a srfs,rd hsEr yesterday, from
s'"" e'F.st.rs irea Lake supe,'oi. bfnE'ng
''' nG "a sas-resa sessri had ',r"n &c"
. ts's's q ~ iaai,p,. Gpe mad ssh' lfitst'
'lis 1l1' ~ Isaa frshsi.n va. i'o "a lac
-e''aeai, esaSci ieS.h iignsse' ih-t az
@asts
lis .rsl.f az tsss hitter - a troasr' Of A'
~s-. AID sc have ssNB ,Er tiff c8h's'H
'a' s!iss.sc< BSih 1r s-ailessi'a o.
y. 'e'Feo,sb,iIiy lie ~fsss By every ssa'
VA st have tsteash b.. ltltsf ths isss' Re
"ss Oar tufasrr ~ sees ifoIa - fhe
~, a. ss,s sgS ss tsre srrsts a. =. issi
l Nts. -skAus ssArzSyi, sa,eh ists gliaf
.sFsf' =a-ei, o. :tSsu Lsss tuP sssnr
80 .T ssfsSlfcs TIA, We lnfasmsu7a "a
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
NEW DRY GOODS.

II y. Btli.. ot'trs far ssra etrs, r'r'e,y ofntw
- ,rA aesir.ble goods aiaIref 20 Inc season ~
Cluling Mus Ne ir,hes tcuirh AID twrrita" Gtce
isms lnc'sh Fuu,h and kiu't',nr fum', hll'd
No-4ns sstss Nn-ltts sIUp-i and thessrd tsn1
h'ir and Mu~hGs. Iscoset thuhUrs men u rkh
H'c,c,. Ho-i.,y wovirn aud Linen 1sslc c. vet.
CaShtrer. >hssis 4
Euu.1I Ami . $50
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

rL,r7s LtUGn NoltNrEiEs.-WC
Te .raALci /, learn from the Globe
y seton has been hal, in the House
representatives. IA tie memorials
liar.lurga Volunteers ia ibis state.
J nlrc, from the committee on nj!
} y saairs, reported, on the 22Sh nj,
-..i .or tie payment Of the Eolun
IS o. the State of Vermont. Cor ser.
IS NJ the battle Of pie,sbursh ::
n nas read n frs, and sec nj
b.. aai. With the ACCOMPANYING re
/ =, ordered 10 be printed.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

\ -, q Bank Bills, in pieces, repre-
eentinI the value OF several hundred dol
lars, were la.ely found among TIE stock at
ouc # the llcr mills in West Newton.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

Ten deaths from Cholera la,lyly occur
rel on loard s,,arnc, ,'eor.e Washington,
during her trip fvm Ncv Os!eans, 10
Louisville
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

Tie bill making 10 PER cent legal
-'e'ts, in Ohio. has become 4 LAW
tiIl esemI'.ng the homestead from
'ss or execution has also Iasscd ,iat
=: Is I,are.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

fag-A law PASSED the Georgia less
STARE, a, its last session. giving 10
.e widow and child. or children. o'
80, rOeon dying insolycn,, 900
-rHb oi,hc property Of said insoivcn,
zee anA clear Of all claims for debts
.ae Jy I'm.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

Father Mathew uar al Mes Orleans al
la,c., accounts. aui h.i sdiIea--l la' g
audieac,. a, tbs Cnlehal II 'h7' ely -
He i. veil received wherever be- goes
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

HATS. Caps. Stocks. trava,s De Jo,n,iilc Ties
~ idS'-. Gloves, SHIRTS, Collars received and
totsnie by ID. l.. BELL
RutIani, April = 1850
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

s'r-t .s -rs,', phss f'tt lSe tho s'a'' y
n.s sstsas-' II .hasus ss ls,as,, ssA sr hsf
.ss 90 &C. serS.r i.sa ss,fs,h ~ sWh -
si,s 4, n,t fsii.r 81 rs~-, 10 .ahsa'a sot
"iss rtna tyasscsSs q sss-a f.Hh ~ .n 'n'r'
etisor .tA. ST. N Y, Com Aes
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

}lr.. Swisshclm says, that a man ia
,uaentals always makes her feel as
nobody had lost a monkey,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
q II r.

~ --rvss ~~~ssy ~r~r ne. ~ Ne Kllisftrr p
,a.t.a. NJ cs ~ 81 ,. s~,Asp u -. o.
p. 80. va. ~ T'serrasy s.en,ss. tss-eescns I.
wrc sroersrr,w
W frinYr "a
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

I, !. stated tina, the fojy servant Of Mr.
Calhoun died On Sunday cveh'ag, few
hour. after the docea~e 81 hi mss,er
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

80. ga,,aa vii lie made. md The
pc. ri rvcrrreace ola simi'ss erep,
:, r .i.ls ssasded sg&nes Tot The
ar -. Trorsisr.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
FITS, FITS, FITS.

hts', ! fIPliN'rTI I. SOS. t,-Jr, 'a'ay NJ, on.
u ""f' .i''0t 'sHf'H f,tHtp''"ur0 Er~ ts .i7"
o. - s'H' lt. "t.' fif .tfh i'
tt i.ui 10" 80" d. t'. W. rtININsp. HsIsA.
'h- 2 urr t'r .d,.t. l.li .-fIu,a. ~s'' ff, nr'
r. th'' us' - 80. - a. 49, .rs'sA sJo. va.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
CNNMI.slONERs NO1lCE

U,.hI>SiOSERS NOTICE
VI me tUnsof.tefs. hr.rg aPp. fui'7i 90 q ''o7
" t. bate { .uu i,r lns cls'f.-i 81 T@''I &,
CON mts,5nBf'r 10 'ruFtr eI1al.s' aH' ADJUST a!i
,lsiaa .i.d astrerf. - al IrT'nus 'gaiast
JONATHAN &. DEXTER,
isi. O.! hsilsrd ~ .4tG l,sintI. dec s,.d Tep'e-
,ehird iusfiu IL aho 81 ann'hs iF.ta re -1'h oaN
II VI arrL 1852 b@.ng sii"sea By tad out I''
;ati ,ufpo.e Ne do thtts' re sF'ehy -fs- at &c
thst y. MI sleta 10 ihS taasibrts II DOR ssn ap'
Soluir,-rl at Tee ti"fe 81 |. Rob 1n' "a but
/, aa ulr-.s g. ou ll- Lra We ~ sGsy. o. j. Ir
aaJ -sttsr,t.r u, At irs,ts . ulaok, Il. Lalt
o clec. Fs on .eh ~ 80 dafs
1o,A ,n g tnH'LL' Conan.
pstsd u Rstisna. ,Au Oh aAy 81 APai, o 81
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

T,HFS ron In. pthKNaN.--Thc
~ = rcrrci to by tie Attorney
tctra, durin. tho trial, as rcscm.
. Dr. Parkman. j. SAID to be Mr..
] S, # Springfield. Mass. who was
{: city ~, ,le 11d November, and
:. arlrcAchcd by several ou Tia, day
addressed han q, Or. l'arkman,
J. .43 oo discovering sheirmi,iaao
.-el aDi la.sed IN. 1t Is also
tn. lady whom hc did not know
ls-i n lin II Gre cu ST., tia. after.
-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
Stoves,

Elevated oven ard Whte-dcs air tight Stoves
now beng received 3t Tho uew sitt" -.
IN\DDN n RAVES
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
lnMNlL..IONEKS NNIIrr

lE 80, - .sbat, bc.D. sp3r.' tee h' thr h"o
W ir1bat" Cuuri iur tie f,si''ci - 'tr'HN'h
C0mm3st rf'ts "a receive. as Hlue arc .i'' 81.
esiins and i"rnNH8s ~ al p.t,o1, go ~ its -
ttgs IT JOiL FOSTER late - ~rns. "a 500
d-S,nct d'ce1sst reHf.lsptFa ,''o.tr {. sud ~
r""tt's run 'At is,fd ~ al AprH bes"g silu~ 81
by ,sc coHrl ~ ut p~fp"sf - d" ih''''h''
Lsocus .l,e Boii.. i.si W. ~,ii trrni to tbs 10
,tIs.. o. cor .nsd appointment % the t"ose al
Nsruei Cibf'h - W-iis - RE lsss SSt1rdat ~
Aagu, nd ~"pis n.bef h~It 'f'r tire "'toes .
Y uu,A IpaT o'ciOcG so even ~ sA'i DAY.
JOSEPH PAbk f,ot,.
: ttLtTT
Dated Al Wei, IA sd tsuti, hs "a day a
ApIN. 4. ID 1870. IL
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
SEED WHEAT.
GEO, y, FiRWrLL 4 Co.

GEO. y. FiRWELL 4 Go.
EID Sips. Busklns md Waking Shoes, t!n.h
N Buskms and Gn'cts, Morocco Bo",ces,
Nh ses aud Cmldters Shoes and Eontees full
assortment; Tor sale by D. I. BELL.
TOOTH BRUSHES Nah brushes. Buf.do
/ tiufn ,ombs, tt"Ur, Plaster, Eubter lnde.iI-
bic iGks, &c sold by H.LsfrstLR.
WEB>TENS TRIAL for Tie murder OF Doctor
" PaIkman. Fuce - cents.
I. sFTkCFR.
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POWDER AGENCY.

Az orders TOR Pow der If the 'atlrus qualities
SUI Piled at the Magtrne nca the kuiland Raj
road Depot, 1t Wholesale pr,ccs
INNIDN x GRAVES
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

~. H}lStN rr..f A>, ,ra,s zoe. ~ i,iSGs
''r t.'''Fi TO ',t''ns 'sd ~.'is %. ~ prsif
a." F''Ht +.#' au' a h.CHts rf's'tHR Toe b. Asn,
$3.50 tf.H 900 ',t.as p'isa u'.t ~ "a efsr
--,-,- uIL,,--- Nv, tlLtI - q gnd
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
y l. A NJ K 3 y 20 X 8 +.

II l.. SPENCER has lust received h, splendid
H. snnng stuck al i.ed-ers, Junrnsls Bay B""ks.
Msmorandums Note Paper, Envelopes, Wai,rs,
se4hn, Wax, Cards Ae., &c.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
LUNGS RLCo MUST DIE

~ t.ri ~ staei Dp.ea GeH~.. ~~ssy y !
- ~ EHA .tl't hiltA lrf. a,,a ~ 80
~ y 90 ret y.a. ~ ts~is- s'rae 4
=, ., - 49, .ssl fr Nisa .r sa-'r.7 60 e.. %. Ers
.''''' ~ .ssii 49, % % iT - o. ar.i Z a.
y ~ - fv'fy -, o..
= - .h $50 ...As A. - - .stss 80 .,-..
S''f .4'ff a.a' D.. Its ~. o. o..
- 'oafsa 81 ~ iJslt .ss ,.sgtf stsss
.sts' .ass - { - 600 e-fs
81 NilitE rplff a' - ~ Am. Ilsa. Ia. santa
It.4. ID ~ ear Q sa.fs
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BOOTS AND RunBERs

IT'S Ieg'd oaif Mp ard inick BOOTS
I'd e. aud Gents Rubbcrs for SHE lv
ID T. BELL.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
Bot Gvnrg|s ~ilcd fran t'sag,es ON The
, sAah. ~hh ~. passenger for Ncs
So arrived IL Hssana "a, the 8l~s

VA oiS<4isti uttil Tie }tb ~ NNil.
f..g n esnHes; wfb the Fslc,,s ., ~.
- ',,e lx,1i sDun.i t. hagsct naA tas
.A,od passenger
I'se frYs,e tix,l;s.,. ton;,,,,,iofe Parker.
b., net fu~ s,,A Surveying ''h'~ncr
sr.s. WEIR a, iIsrai,s. Jbe Harlan vas
al sof Phi.mielrlsis in 'iay cf I've -
lie s.a,ne, fah,ous va. ispiteSl ~
,,rs ar ssa a. Naiparaiso.
j., hcjcra w. ley r'cl q. having
see ,s' m itsvsns. 'h,ry ~.le',s, la,
l. .si 4sld.,l, 10, On ,ssmins;i.n I,
t Hey had i.cs iesawst
=. i tie G~usia rpi,c'i Sew, Mont.
%. Vi lsd tsi,D passage IN tic Iea IA
d, a,,s,a TT. ,eaii y order q The Gov.
-si f,tslei and iobcn to tic .linrc. |,
| :es,,.. si,9sbi1. that Sruur Nuu,alou
< .si-l~ -apiug |ijni tale na'u,ali.,d
~ & ihc nitcd States. iut 80 IT, did
,.s,. ~ g. ~ the oNcri. - tho
\ + b. oN p..A ,ir guarl .cu' s.,'r lin
=, eta iIas.isJ 1ol,rs nlose husband
q. a,Js,'eI 4 J., cgsl l.rllne>. was sent
e. I>s...,nr,r ~ the t,c,rei, lanIslcri
\. tn tl.c l.aud !, Drlcr of her Nar-tr
= cr"en 4 HIa.n, nni j"las her hns
49, SIS iorf.
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STRAY COLT

GAME. into my enclosure an the -Gth 81 J" ,
y last b'1ck mlrr Col, with whit" baud it..t,
supposed 10 lee ihtce ye,ts old. The owner Is
requested 10 prove property r'. cha'ges AID take
her away NAHUM MOhER
thIt.naer east OF the hUYntsn ~
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Was Completely Successful.

And II renewed Al OAK IIATI.
II the orrcr,nnity fIr Nj. 20 judge --t'.H
.'c,,ctt..c,L a. vel As the informed. And the
community 81 Boston aud Vicinity, WI h"~
have he chance t. LnY Clothing and Materials
FOR men, YOUTH ANDL boys,
At such Ir.ces rs lave never been known IN th.'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

Ten Barrels IiOL i qaaJty "4n.-:e-.
wv 20 hi Aiis
40 'rfss Nsh' ~p.,ss AID B'act.
itsD ih. loser Ht1
500 ia Hts'Ih.tpp fovIty gsss usi - I.'ft.
40 asec bs .ibsip.c %, 10 ,si- u
LAALOh & GRAVES
kudsEe, April 9Th. IS
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
RUTLAND l. BURLINGTON

WEB>IEH's QIarto Dictionary unahrtd,c,
w Puce, 50 % d l. sPt.CtR.
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wrNoosKI FLOUR
NEW STRING STYLES.

In Barrels and halt blrrei., for ,ale nv
u L I'll
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STATE or VERMONT RE 1t remembered
Drtritt ct Rutlsrd, IS. that at n .u,c,a'
session Of the Probate curt ot TIC srid tl.trIt'
900 R.i'ard hold al, Rutlard un tie sth day q
A.ii u lejn.
r,cscnt low. Harvey Buttor, Judge
Nhctc,, certain irstrumctt ia li,tuc lur
r"rtrr {. hr tie '.i WiU and tc,,Hmc,t o.
Il NJ Well. late at Rutlnyd ia sal di,tric'
dfc'a-c3. has been tiis day Irt.citfi t .ai,
court iN Etstu. Well nui } Ia {. Web both
ct .a.d kUtlaud. the eAtcLtofs u crcin named
in order that tic same my be ,luiy proved and
ALLOW l'v said court as said ialt val, aud tcsts
ment Il,rc &c
ltr ordered to, tie sal rrohtt. court that
the sad iu'trumcrt lie aud tho samc IT, terei ,
rc'cIr,i for Ir,hnts ail allowance y. sad 10.
VIII amt tcst.mcrt :" u statrd session 81 fai'
r"urt /" he hcld at the ufcc Of the Kssi,ter 60
said court IN 'nid Rutland Oh the Gr,t NJ ,rdnl
being i" or day ut May, A. n lS0, ord tha,
notice thereof hc gwen hy prh'islt copy o.
TIE record 90 tbs order three V,rh- suctc-,t,t
~ previous I',rttu ~ tie lard H,ruld !
re"-rAr'r ifihtcd Al said Rutland ~ ,tlu
that hiI i'rs .Ut irttI'tt,i thereon may q o.
rod there are ho'otc MD rcnrt nrd oli,,,
tn the probate and y .irvaucc a.ore,ai,i II II >,
see cause. \ true clrV 90 rec, FL II
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prrad, Throat. tuaq,. and Heart.

4 si s"-s"' 80 r't.s -,s' o, t-as.,
pf'.H - fea gI l.s u.aun,i, tea l,.y sGae
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reAWIs lknIAN ruRlrvINo txreAcv.
CnLGNN ANn ,nNNINrrll VI.

" bs n'f- 80 o., f,fra', lespa' p0-,-.ss ~.
-shfaa' &C. 90 gess'et o.t,pieS y, cad a,s ~. q.
Hi ,. o. -
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LOWEST PRICE

This Great E.tah .'m'nt having h'cn closed
,,r tic lurfntc r''atirr my 'nnuai account Of
stock is InIrsei drWn 10 Ao.
LOWEST PRICE.
And ,sety artic.ri IN IN cSttn't," N"tthon'e IS
arranged with FINED Plti' T. "p"r 1t, from
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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-10
Statistics of Formulation and Revenue.

A very interesting document was yesterday
communicated to the House of Delegates from the
First Auditor, embracing statements carefully
prepared by that officer, to show the White Popu-
lation of the four several grand divisions Of the
State in the year lS49 as calculated from the
"THheables;;" the Revenue contributed by each d.
VISION as we'll inclusive as exclusive of the tares
licenses; and, finally, the apsortionment of repre-
sentation in the Senate and House of Delegates,
LIST, upon the basis of White Population; IDLY,
upon the mixed basis of White Population and Re-
venue, exclusive of taxes on licenses; and 3dly.
upon the mixed basis of White Population and
Revenue, inclusive of those taxes.
The results are more favorable to the Trans
Allegheny Division than most persons may have
been led to expect. Mr.. Heath estimates the
White Population of lS49, in the four divisions, to
be, in the LIST, 500; in the I'd 2O9,97o; in the
Sd, l6O,557; in the 4th, 1924, 530.-Total 1877 III.
The Revenue Tax, exclusive of license taxes,
for l849, was, in the LIST Division, $l63,977 Is;
in the I'd, ssl55,5l2 OF; in the Sd, S77,572 So
in the 4th, $75,454 63--And inclusive of license
taxes, in the lst $262,385 So; in the I'd, 1884,
492 So; in the Sd, $9s62s II in the 4th, $685..
500 3d.
The apportionment of representation on the
"white basis" would give the 1st Division 20 De-
legates and 7 Senator'S; the 3D. 80 Delegates, 7
Senators; the Sd, Is Delegates, 6 Senators; the
18th, 40 Delegates, IL Senators-or Western
majority of Is in the House and in the Senate
Total II.
The 'mixed basis of White Population and
Revenue, acuhout license taxes, would give the LIST
Division SO Delegates, 9 Senators the I'd, SO De-
legates, Senator's the Sd, "a Delegates, 6 Sc
majors; the 9TH, So Delegates, s Senators-or an
Eastern majority of T in the House and d in the
Senate-Total IL.
The "mixed basis" soih license taxes, would
give the lst Division al Delegates, 10 Senators !;
the I'd, SO Delegates, 9 Senators; the 3d. % De-
legates s Senators; the 4th, So Delegates, 8 Sc
nators-or an Eastern majority of 10 in the House
and 6 in the Senate-Total 25
According to the appointment of representation
arbitrarily fixed by our present Constitution and
the Alexandria amendment, the LIST Division has
81 Delegates; the I'd, 40; the Sd, 25; the 4th, 81
The East has 10 Senators; the West I3-Eastern
joint majority "a.
We think it is to be regretted that the House did
not direct the Auditor to report, in addition, the
Black Timetables, and an estimate therefrom of
the Black Population, which would have enabled
him to give the apportionment of representation
by Federal numbers.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-01-10

trust that will be long before this country engages in
any such object that at least at the expense Of the
peaceable portion Of the world.
Sir, the gentleman says-whatwe all know--that this
is great country vast country great in fact and will
be still greater in future conduct things with pru-
dence, discretion and WISDOM but that very greatness
draws after great responsibilities, and those RESPONSE
bties should incline us to use the vast power with
which we have been blessed by the kindness of Prov
uence, SO as 10 promote JUSTICE as to avoid unneces-
sary wars, maintaining our rights with firmness,
put invading the rights of no others. We should be
content with the almost limtess extent of territory
which we now possess stretching from ocean to ocean
habited.
Sir, it the progress which the honorable Senator
means, IS progress to be accomplished by foreign
wars, and foreign conquest and foreign territorial ag-
grandzement thank God that | belong to the party
winch is stationary, which is standing still Hthat is not
Ills object would like to know what he means by pro-
gtess should like to meet with definition of the
Kind OF progress which he thinks it is desirable for this
country to make.
Mr.. President have risen late in the evening" really
intending to say much less than have said and must
conclude by expressing the hope that the Senate of the
United States, when they to deliberate seriously
upon the consequence of the adoption of such resou
non as TINS, will pause; that they ill not open new
field of collision terminating perhaps in war, and expo
sing ourselves to the reaction OF foreign Powers, who
when they see us assuming to Judge of their conduct, will
undertake In their turn to judge Of conduct. We
ought 10 recolect that with the sole execution of
rance, whose condition is yet somewhat obscured in
doubt and uncertainty to the fate of republic which
she mas established we stand solitary and alone amidst
all me POWERS OF the earth, an example of free Co.
vernment, and that should not venture to give to
other nations even petex much less cause to separate
themselves from us, by undertaking to Judge of their
conduct and applying to them rule according to which
we may denatlonallze nation after nation, according as
their conduct may be found to correspond with our no.
tons and Judgment of what is right and proper in the
administration of human affairs. Sir it does not be-
come US to take such perous and unnecessary grounds
h9f we lholl faIo
see no necessity for referring this resolution to commit
tee think i would be unwise to adopt it, and trust
the Senate will at once negative the resolutions or if it
COMMITTEE on Foreign Affairs in anticipation, feel
perfectly sure OF the rejection OF the resolution by the
committee.
The PRESIDENT stated the question to be the amend
ment proposed by the Senate or from New Hampshre to
insert the words Russia and"