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 THIRTY-—FIRST CONGRESS. Sess. I. Ch. ll. 1850. 433 uct of such diyision, rejecting any fraction of an unit, if any such happen to remain, shall be the ratio, or rule of apportionment, of representatives among the several States under such `enumeration; and the said Secretary of the Department of the Interior shall then proceed, in the same manner, to ascertain the representative population of each State, and to divide the whole number of the representative opulation of each State by the ratio already determined by him as iibove directed; and the product of this last division shall be the number of representatives apportioned to such State under the then last enumeration: Provided, That the loss in the number of members Proviso. caused by the vfractions remaining in the several States, on the division of theé>opulaltion_the1{]eo¥`, shall {be compensated (ggrfby aassigmpg to sp many tates avmgt e arges rac ions, one a 1 ion mem er eac for its fraction as may be necessary to make the whole number of representatives two hundred and thirty-three. And provided, also, That it, Further proviso. after the apportionment of the representatives under the next, or any subsequent census, a new State or States shall be admitted into the Union, the representative or representatives assigned to such new State or States shall be in addition to the number of representatives herein above limited; which excess of representatives over two hundred and thirty-three shall onlydcongnue until the isext succeeding apportionment o representatives un er the next succee ing census. Sec. 26. And be it further enacted, That when the Department of Certificate or the Interior shall have apportioned the representatives, in the manner $§m§;}';’b;;psr{ above directedhamonfg ;]he·spjv<;;a1 Stapeshumder tlée éiext orhanyhxbse- tioued t§;,,,§,,,,t quent enumeration o the m a rtants 0 the United States, e s, as t»¤ eac tate soon as practicable, made out and transmit, under the seal of his office, and H' °f R°p‘ to the House of Representatives, a. certificate of the number of members apportioned to each State under the then last enumeration; and shall likewise make out and transmit, without delay, to the executive of each State, a certificate, under his seal of office, of the number of members apportioned to such State, under such last enumeration. p Sec.  _And be it further enacted, That the Secretary of the Inte- Statistics in rerior, in his instructions to the marshals, shall direct that the statistics §;;3,e;°d€5€;‘§é in regard to all other descriptions of hemp not embraced in the de- wamqmaa, to nomination of dew and water-rotted, shall be taken -and estimated in ;>§t;=;l;;¤ m the the returns. ' SCHEDULE 1. —Fnnn Lvnanrraxrs in in the County of, Staie qf , enumerated by me, on the day of , 1850. Assistant. 0 gk O °"'°"‘ " _ O I _ ·5 E 3 Q;. nzscmmox. gg g T3 eg s § =·S‘s _____;s cn R a, gg Krieg Egg [ g§·E`?§é.%E€€8 ¤¤ o .= · :1 H  a   sas és $5 E: é':s¢s·.‘é §¤··· is E2 s 52 ¤> E sa **3. aezg o°§ Sta mg 5 ¤Q E __, >··¤ "gg €‘S.8·s "‘·§¤ 35 is 3% -=¢- ¤ 3 3g ·=»=· g>·E'; Qsé 6 3¤• ·g 53  A r..;' ‘z_g .¤°’¤ ¤¤—¤ *° o qa $15* ° ¤>e ·¤.s a§== gas g sg geist ag as ii `B e ·· ·.·;,• c `GQJ -:2 ¤> ¤¤ ¤>. ig   n 3 E ______ m d _ G _¤> "g :1 0 .¤. ,_ Q g Qs,2 Ag¢·Sex.Co1or.g§§¤ .5 g é g § Eé ¤ at Z P nt S 4 sm B '° 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 I3_ 1 1 2 I 2 Von. IX. Pcs. -— 55