The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-05-08

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And so are Col johnson.
Interrogatores to be put by the Assistants Of the
Marshals, in taking the sixth census or emu
meration of tho inhabitants Of the United
States, the answers TO which will be entered
on printed Form No. 4, in the appropriate col
umns
Who was, on the Ist day Of June, 1870, the
head (master, mistress, steward, overseer, or o.
ther principal person, as the case may be,) of
this family2
What humber of free white males were there
on that day (June |, l840,) III this family, in>
GLIDING any who might have been occasionally
absent
Under years of age Of5O and under 6O1 |
OFFS and under lot Of60 and under 20 |
Ofl0 and under l5i Of70 and under 80 |
OILS and under 20l OfS0 and under 80 7 |
Of2O and under 30i Of90 and under 1907 |
Of30 and under 40f Of 100 aud upwards1
Of40 and under 50f
What number Of free white females were
there on that day in this family, including any
who might have been occasionally absent
Under years of agel Of50 and under GO
OF 5 and under l0f Or60 and under Z
| Ofl0 and under l54 Of70 and under gu
OILS and under POI OF 10 and under 80
| Of20 and under 307 Ol 80 and under 100!
Of30 and under 401 Of 100 and upwardsl
| Of40 and under 507
What was the total number Of persons in this
family on that day, including those who nigh,
have been occasionally absent?
What was the number f persons in this fam
lily employe in
] Ag.- n, q
Agriculture Navigation Of canals, lakes2
Commerce Learned pr, fessons and engineers
Manufactures and trades2
What was the name and age Of any pension
er Cor revolutionary or military services, who re
sided with this family OH tl,si day1
What number of white persons were there on
that day, in this family, who were
Deaf and dumb, under ID wears of agel
Deaf and dumb of Ia and under 25
Deaf and dumb Of 25 ana upwards
Blind
Insane and idiots, at public charge
Insane and idiots, at priv ute charge?
n What number of white persons, over 20 years
of age, were there in this family on that day
| who could not not real and write
At each university, college, academy, school
and common school, inquire what was The nun
Der of students at that place Of education OIL tina
day
, Additional nterrogatories to be put by the As.
J sstan,s of Marshals, for the Statistical Tab es
in relation to Mines, agriculture, Commerce
and Manufactures the answers to which will
a be entered OH the printed Form No. 10, in tht
appropriate columns.
MINES.
. COAL.
, How many bushels of bituminous coal wer
Il raised in 1889
: How many men were employed by you7
u GRIClU H1 URE.
l. What is the number ofyour horses and mule
J, How many neat cattle have you1
o How many sheepl
i How many swmef
y What is The estimated value ofyour poultry {
'r all kinds
At How many bushels Of wheat did YOU rrowi
!, 1897
y How many bushels Of bareyi
How many bushels of oats I
at How many bushels Of ryei
d How many bushels of buckwheat
"a How many bushels Of Indian corni
How mans pounds of wool
ID How many pounds Of hops I
l. How many pounds Of wax3
III How many bushels of potatoes
1t How many tons Of hay
ly} How many tons Of hemp and aax7
How many pounds of lobacco7
? How many pounds Of rice 7
u How many pounds ofcotton have you gatheI
g ed7
g How many pounds ofsik cocoons?l
How many pounds Of sugar1
How many cords Of wood have you sold I
r What is the value ofthe product ofyour dairy
10 What is the value of the products Of your OF
% ehard
o How many gallons of wine have you made
,, What is the value Of your homemade, or fal
lily goodsl
'e What was the number of your commisslor
or houses in 1891
What was the number of your ratail dr
al goods, grocery, or other stores in 1889.
etl ~ Bricks and Lime.
ID What was the value of the bricks q
10 lime made bysyOu in 1889?
70 How many men do you emPlOyf'
le What is is the amount Of capital ia
ne vested in preceding manufactures b
re WOOL.a
Q, What is me number Of your fullin
n millS1 NJ
a. WHAT'S the number Of vour woolle
., manufactured - " ''