The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-09


dwelling houses numbered in the order
OF visitation the number of families;
the name Of every person abiding in
each family, age, sex, and color being
indicated, and the occupation of each
female person over 10 years Of age the
birth place Of each those married with
IN the year; those attending school
those over 30 who cannot read or write
the deaf dumb, blind, insane, ldiotic, or
convict.
SCHEDULE 2 relates to slave mhabt,
ants, giving the names Of owners, num-
Der OF slaves, with the age, sex aud COL
or; fugitiyes from the State; number
manumitted, number of deaf and dumb.
blind, insane or idiotic.
SCHEDULE 3 relates TO the productions
Of agriculture, and calls for The name of
the owner, and agent or manager of the
farm; number Of acres of land improv>
ed number unlmproved cash value of
the farm value of implements and ma
chinery the live stock, including hor-
SEES, mules, asses, working oxen, mich
cows, other cattle, sheep and swine the
value OF anlmils slaughtered during the
year; bushels of wheat produced, Of rye,
of Indian corn and oats; pounds of rice
and tobacco; bales of ginned cotton:
pounds of wool bushels Of beans and
peas,
SCHEDULE 4 calls for the products Of
industry, with the name of corporation,
company, or individuals producing arl,
cles to the annual value of five hundred
dollars the name of the business man
uiacturc or product capital invested in
real or personal estate in such business,
manufacture or product; capital invests
ed in real or personal estate in such bus
mess the quantity, kind, and value Of
raw material and fuel consumed the
kind OF motive power, machinery, struct-
ure, or resource the average number
Of hands employed male and female,
with the average cost Of male and female
labor; the annual quantities, and kinds,
and value.
SCHEDULE 5, relating to social statis-
tics, calls for the name of the town,
county OF city; the aggregate valuation
Of zeal and personal estate, separately
aggregate taxes assessed; the colleges,
academies, free schools, other schools,
school houses, money raised by tax for
schools last year, money raised in other
ways, and money received from the pub
lie funds for schools the public libra
ries and lumber Of volumes; the name,
class, times Of issue, and circulation Of
periodicals, including newspapers, and
information as to the season--whether
this has produced average crops, what
crops are short, TO what extent, aud
what is the average per year; also, par
ticular information respecting the nuns
her, color, nativity, and cost Of supports
ing paupers: the criminals convicted,
the number IN prison, their color and
nativity; the cost OF labor, including the
average wages to farm hand per month,
hired by the year and boarded the av-
erage wages Of day laborer, without
board, and with board; the average pay
/, ment to Il carpenter per day. without
board, and the average wages to ie-
.. male domestic per week also, the num-
' Der of churches, the number Of persons
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the churches
SCHEDULE calls for the name of ev-
cry person who died during the year end
ing Isl June 1850, whose usual place of
3 abode al the time Of his death was in
the family visited; with the aye, sex and
color Of such person, whether free or
slave, married or Widowed with the
nativity, month in which the death oc-
3 cured, occupation and disease, or cause
= Of death.