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76 Niles' Nat'l Reg. [i] (1849)

handle is hein.journals/nilesreg78 and id is 1 raw text is: The_.?Iatonal egister I fil i'g IT W I * Iaio AD RtI INq OLINIW . G. WV. Crawford, f Gn. Sec. of War, 6,000 AREA, NUMBER OF CObNTIES, AN SN ationa* V . Ballard Preplan. of G2. qc of Navy, 6,000 CAPITALS OF THE SEVERAL STATES. Jacob Colamer, of Vt. . M 6,0)0' PILADEI a EPT. 14, 1849. I ReverdyJbhnson, of Md. Attornek Gen. 4,OO i SUPREpaE COURT JPS ICES. I o The NATIONAL REGISTER, is designed to serve Roger Taney, Chief Justice 1. 1836 836 a4 a depository for cyar kind of useful infor. John McLean,' Ase. db I Cincinnati, 1829 - mation, foreign and doinestic but bspeeially for James M. Wayne, Savannia. 1835i k a inforantion rcspectinlg our own bountry. I its Jupr n. Nnihvill, 1887 Nesy H i i 1(a 2i 9 nComa Id its1187 lNe flatmpsbile 1 10 9iO Cmcor varied list of contents is emabraced- Pere'anel c' Richmond, 1841 Yer7nons 11 10,:1 _ P.'npeller I Presideinta nppointnict~tsIpoar id, corn.(Sanuel NWilsozn,l ' Coop'o't X.T J. 2845 Masschiusetts 14 7,600 Boston nounicaionrs, &c. the monthly satoements of Ele Lev i Woodlitry' PorthilrntiiAH 1845,J Rhod isa I li ,360 rovidence an4, Treasuirit department; circulars io collectors gnidI Rbert C.'Grier, Pitsburgh, Pa. 84 Connecticut I I 8 4,674 Hartfordad k. other oflicers of thu Customs ;' instructions to offi Reverd Johnson, Attry, Gen.11Vashn. '1849 j avon cues of the govqrine gengrally, an.d Diplomatic, Benj C Howard, Repurte.' Ba!imore, 1849 New York 50 46,000 Albany irjiy and nayy intliw e I TV . T. Carroll, Clerk, %Vashinaton 1843 New Jersey 19 461 Trenton Cinarcsitional proceq eas8 and dqbales; reports The Salary of the Chief Justicp Is $5,000 Penusylvania I 61 43,- Iirrisburg f Conmnittees in Golaress; spechea ofrprrni- of tile Adsociate Justices, $4, 00 each; of lhe lawnd 2 0. Ito Ana polis, nent members o, leading questions; treaties and Attorney General'4,000, an of the Reporter V Virgi Aa 135 64A(XK) aichmpud l * . I . I $4,300.. The Clerk as coipensated by fees, North Catolina 77 43800 Raleigh E av t lfl , n111i3:1 11 StateS. p leisle (D istricts) 29 Colti ibl l E~ceutimcs; flatiollia State papre's ge teray 11 The u orcnic Court is field in i the City f 5833 ,2WU Iilledgeville the dii~ii ;crt lI iv aii and Stat Wahigtrand tiione session annuallcry ~ ~ d 'R 410 ITilhse Wnshlegton, 10weihtepoedago 0 e Alabamk I 51 5O, -w Mouhgoinlry priifts; 1, td~wt the ;rceig .i ,~ In I first M1onday coC Decernbir. Missniippi 59 ,,5 Jaeksoi Leaisitures; . I I I . Lnuisiana (Parishes) 47 49,220 Baton Rouge Tabular statements and emnparative views o - Tkas 07 307 319 Austin the finanqcs', conimerce, 'manufacture. population, I OV RNORS Arkansas I 5 60 bitte Rock and. i lernal inprqvdinents of thd country and Of the ieveral Slated and Te iteries, toith theirf Tennesed 1 74 41,3001 NashvilleI Statistics ofthe monied corporations, and v rius Salaries Terms of fee, 8f. K oucky I 00 Of) Fukl benevolent, literary and sciendilifc mttutions Term I0i36,250 Indian olia I hn-raphiosof diitiislied persons d eert Ir n5 100 Col0mbue spuituic discovperjes; nyine~alogical intelligence, Massach'sts GEORGE N. BRIGGs 2A.JO Jan. 18 0o Wisconsin 26 12,000 Madimon WILl nocices (1f tne arts. ' Rhode Is'jd II~dRT i. ANT IONCS 400 IMay, 18~50 on ,0 ,1,6 Judicial elecisins and opinions *Conla' Jbsetu Tas L 1,10 I May, 5 100 16 i 1'oiticli facts and doings-voictd conrovesy, N. York ' H.ofuToN as0 Jan. 1 1 and thdeasvourinito minntain a strict neutraity N. Jerse) Danl HDaines 8100 Jan. 13 POPU ATI Pl.THE 'U.STAT y reg'Itlgec;ad Penn' nia wM. V. Josox ' 3,00 Jan.* 1.52 avr orZ:~ ksu$ror 1840. Fu 1.i' I11/hnc avnd s Delaware Wliamn Tharp 1,2333 Jani. 18'51 FIS~AE. Wites. Colored. Slaves. Total. I siyc .F...s... a compie.e 1 ' . fal I 0} (j9 .\ oooe-use -i 501.793, contempor~kndous .recotd of tue ings--parefuiiy N. Cari'na OnaKPs M4ss.T 9.t Jan. 18I .N. IFlpshioe 2854,436 537 1 281,57l4 prepgr <o :.9 to be pr. ecty relikshie-Taluale~ tS. Cy~AI'ha 11'aiarn .7. Seabrook Samue Dele 6-j Vermot 29 .218 730 - 29,948 the statemn, bltorian. politician, and diana oGeorgia Georgu LY. To'.wns 3,500 No~v. 154u~ Mansackh'sts 729 ,U30 8,C68' - 7137,699 businiesa generadliy, both for present use and futu; Florida -- nown 2.500 Jh. Isat R. Island 105,57 3,28S 5 103,830 sefrnee. I i a;ibana Reubtn Chapman 3500 Dec. 110 ICon8eClicut 301,866 8,105 17 309,978 Ac'piibs inidex willibe furnished at the close of Mus ip Jue$ W.s angthews 3dI Jn. 1FO -- ach vicsOf. I I oI exas I George T. Wood 2.)0 Dec. 100 Tot Iew TJui s.-Four 'dollars, per' annum. To n oe ArkAns tal Julin l. Rtine 2.I 0 N- l 1 dgand .2.212,165 22,733 23 2 23'4,82l sUsithers aTnI toT present suLbsr wh n * NIz. . Ifnows a.n00 Oct. 1 N9w York 2.878,90 Yok 07 4 2 428,921 the amnount previou~ to tlpe 15th Octler'next.pos Kentucky Jodiv J. URITTEN~DEN ~ Sepr. 2 Pe tiFU 3+T 14 Q ~33J paid) theo Iprice will bq THRE dollre, paid 'iniad OhIO .saun Foa 1,5W Dec. 1I ennsylv'ia '676,115 47,854 64 1,724,013 areadypaidi be credied at S3, per annum. is i Aui A. KRig 1;1000 ovn. 152 Illinois 47,4 3,59 331 476,183 d paid ce o Annld Brigs1000 e. 1 Michig 211,5E00- 707 - 212,267 kl I DeaaeliitnTap 1= Jn &1 ftF\V owe an .nlol gy to our1 subscribers fo i~aNelsn Dw 1,2po 17e. 1~o W-isconsjf 3079 15 4~ 1i p t u c e d t e s u p n s i a ( o R iW :C ofn i aok yr e d 4 209 2A' 7 2 . S a e I oTa F r o dtlp ilovsr.cTo ireding nurber(Fon:i Mininesta Alrl Riamsy I0 r SIas 9b 557,065 1704727 1,129 9,728,921 tirept I~ i s,) he U pr.6ily dlableast n bs ' S.circumWlam4. Sebrok___ lK ILe 1.U Vemn 29.2 73I9,4 thstices winl , low, a d porwarded i season to bI G I'@ I bound wiih bhe rshaIsnder of thvu TIMES OF wIir.DIG L ECTIuniOh0STATE OFF[9E St Slatve te Fi o $ T los Eil ' !GISLAp Ea J o a. 2ba?. OiF r 'NIT I ATES FRU.lISHE ADUPTWON OF THE ONSTITUTION. Elected from Term commenced, George 11ahinngton, Virglnia, plil 3. 1789. Jubi Admint-, M.. N aruh 4. 1797. Thomuk Jefferson I Virginiai March 4. 180. James Madison,. Virginia, March 4. 1809* James Monroe, Virginia, Marcill 4. 1817. 'John Q. Ada1m, Virginia, Matcfh 4. 1825, Audrdw Jackson, I Tenn. k arch 4 . 1 . blar~in Van Buren, N. Yqrk, Maich 4. 1837. Wl 1-. Harrison, Ohio, March 4. 1841. Jdhn Tyler, j Virginia, April, 4; 1641. James K. Po1lk, Tenn. Mdreb 4 1845. Zachaay 'Ta) for, ' Lou. Iarch 4. 1d49. EXECUJTIVE G0YENiMENT. Zachary Taylbr, Ad La. fPresident 825,000 Miliard F'lujoure, of NJ Y. Vice Prs'L. 5,000 I (PAsspr TAPPOLT*ZB TB.- I I - I . I ga zrv. NI. Clay ton, of Del. Sec. of State, 80,ui t) al. Al tiUi , oI l'a. I Sec. of Tras. .6,kU opts1Eiug, of wido. Sec. fok h 0 J~ie Depair tutei 6,(1 A N HE I E G OF THE L U LTU State. Elections. Logislatures. Maine l1t Mon t) Sept 2d WVeh in May N. lanbsire 2d Tueli in M1ir 1st Wed in June I Vearin. > le t Tt uin Sept aiThurd in oat MassachijsW 2Ad Moui iii Nov I-At %Veil iJail Rhode Island 1Al Wed in April let Tu in May & I last Mdi in Oct Connicielit 1st 310n i April lt Wed in Many Ntv Yrk Int ude in Nov 1stTues inl Jan I NewJrsey 14 neTu in Nov hth Tues in Juin PenosylVania 24 Tuei in Oc; Ist Tues in Jan JDelaware 2d Tues in Neid 1ltTuea ini Jan bien Ma~rylnid 1st We~d in Oct Last Mddn iI Dec Virginia -4111 'Vll IniApri 1wt31n 17 Dec N.L'Carolina Isi Th it Aug '3d Moll in Nov I jemi .. (jorolna 21 Mon in Oct ' 4th Mon in Nov Georgia In 1i0to inl Oc lot Mon ir Nov hienn Florida lit Man fi Oct lot Mon jmNov d I Mon in Aug o n01 in D ec lni i missipi 1st Mi I in Nov. 1ot .41n in Ju n Lo~~kia'lot N*Ihn in Nov 3d 31001 In Jani e IdtlMon tn-Nv I fit linl Arkaipan 1st Mon'in Aug hl MoU in NOV Tnniw iscrn .r ir Aug, lt 1on In Oct K(entucky' I A ZII)I. fi Ikul * 1t M611 In J~it* Ohio - 2d To id Oct t Mon in Dec In tana-. ha 11lbo in Aug t Mon in IMr Illinois id'lu in Nov I 1st Mon ai l beii *Thjur i 1 st3fn ilt Augj lot Milo in Nov 3t chigan , ''u [it Not L't Man ill Jai . ' I-c Man in'Aug in Mon in De bien. k1tcp in ltu tit i Nov I l'un in JarI I - . Delaware 5--561 16,914 2,605 78.085 .1aryjland ,31S.201 6 ,O78 89,737 410,019 uD. u Colutnb. 30,57, %,61 4 64 43712 Virginia 740,99 49, 42 J48'987 1,839,797 N. Carolina 484, 0 22,732, 245.817 751,419 '. Carolina 259 O4 8,276 327,038 694,398 ceorgia 407,695 2 753 260,' 4 691,392 Flurida 27,943 I 17 25:77 54,477, Alabanja ' 335 2,039 253,532 590,756 Missiislpi I7no 074 1,36 195,211 375,654 Louisiana 158,457 25.O 168,451 ' 362,411 Arkansas 77,174 465 19,935 97,574 Tennessee I 640,621 I 5,524 18.3,09 829,219 11-ol dr 0.\3 472 misouri 313,sw £~I Y._ 383,.02 t,al, Slave Sales 4,632,640 2J5,568 2,486,F26 7,334,431 T.Vl U.S. 14,19,70 386,296 2 ,355 17,003,355 I--I-- I . nerease Of 1OIllation in the U. States in Fifty Vearg; I 1760. 1840. . Incedse. wiites 3,172i464 14,19,705 11,017,211 A'r.0 Ckrcdi 59,446 346295 32f649. Slaves 679,807 2,457,355 1,072,456 Tot 73,9 160 .17,063 355 151.58 Digitized from Best Copy Available

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