The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-09
Census Returns for 1850.

Whites. ......,..............3,57
Free macks..s. .,....., $50. ......., Dol
Total. 100
Shelving an excess OF whites over free negroes
and slaves Of only 10. The population of 1870 was
d,7ii, making increase In the last ten years of
2 $50
WASHINGTON TowNsuIP, Participation, 1911;
families, PSI dwelling houses, 2i7; farms, lis;
wheat, $685. rye, Is, 456; corn, sS79 oats, SOC;
value OF live stock, $50 rs; horses, 3f2; cows, i25;
other cattle, 2l5; sheep, 262; swine, Sl2 butter,
9,cJ2; potatoes, $3.50 bushels. Washington was
taken from Heidelberg, and believed 10 contain
about half the population Of the old township,
which, in 1910, was 2, 1853. Taking I,2l0 for It's
population in $780, the increase would be 81, or %
ereent
S2l dwellng houses. SO5; males, o03 females, S6I,
farms, l63; wheat, S135 rye, 27,123; corn, 1870;
oats, 905; value OF 1--we stock, sg1lO; horses, AIS;
cows $50 other cattle, 50i sheep I2b: swine, ST.;
butter, ,525. Population in 1910, i29; increase,
80. OF 23t per cent.
sAUcoN, Pa Population. 1855; farms, Is5; vo-
tiers, 6l7; butter, Il. 3s6 pounds Population in
$50, 2,O72; increase. 23, or II per eent.
LowHIi.f., ia Population, ,O3j families, I79;
dwelling houses, us; farms. q; wheat. 5G6 rye,
r,i76; corn. i5S; oats, 4, isSS; potatoes. s619;
buckwheai, l M; value of 1--we stock, S236j7;
horses, 2i cows, 3ii other cattle, l7T sheep, l75
value, slO70.
PRovIDEvcR, r. 1.-The census Of this city has
made Of the total within a few hundreds. The
enumeration Of the sixth ward Is complete; that Of
the third, fourth and fifth, Is to he Increased by the
addition Of a few absenteer, not more than one
hundred probably. The first and second wards are
estimsted but we doubt not that the result will come
rather the estimate First ward 500 second.
52DO third, 800; fourth, 500 fifth. 1900 sixth,
10 362-makng the total 30b2 The population
in $40 BIZ. just about equal 10 the present
population Of the three wards on the west side Of
the river
LockroRr, n. Y-The census of Lockport
shows the following results Number II Inhabitants
in the village, s.sO1; In the town. l2,Sl2 The Do
pulstion Of he village in 1878 according TO the CEN
sus then taken, was 1921 The populaiion of the
town. according 10 the State census taken in 1875
was 9,3lg- thus showing an increase Ia the town.
in the las five years, OF three thousand: and in the
village an increase Of ls6,in two years.
ROW., N. 1.-Through the politeness of the De-
putty Marshal who has just completed the census
Of the village, we learn the following Number
of families on the corporation. 7sS number of in
hshitants in do, 1910. In lsl5 the number was
1890. Increase in FIVE years, l,5sO.
ALBION, Wis Albion coRtaIns sl9 inhabitants,
and OF these, 100 are natives Of New York: 1iI OF
Norway; l4 Of Wisconsin; l29 Of England; 10 OF
Pennsylvapia; 10 OF Canada; - Of Vermont: 10 OF
Illinois; 4of Frances 7 Of Connecticut; 3 OF Ire
land; II OF Rhode Island; OF Ohio: 4 of New
Hampshire; Of Indiana; 4 of New Jersey: Of
Massachusetts; Of Michigan; 2 of Maine; and 2
OF Iowa. There are In the town. 100 well cultivat-
ed farms i've or six school houses and not sim
gle place where liquor is sold
SHEBoYeAS, Wis The M,rc,vv states the popu-
lstion Of She boyean at 400, and Of Sheboygan
Falls at 1Ot5. About one half Of the county has
been enumerated, and the result thus far 10 565S.
INeHAM Co, Mich.-Wc have returns from five
towns '-stock bridge, 657; Delhi IN; veyay, $40,
lnehsm, 49, Bunker lIil, $50