The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-13

Grand Total. go. l93, 500
The ages of the population are thus stated I'm.
der years, male is, 1S4; female, IL, AIS. Between
and Is years, male, "a ,1O5 female, 262I9. Be.
tween I6 and Fl years, male, 10, $50; female H.
Al. Between 81 and 40 years, male, q, 62S fe-
males, 24;022 Between 40 and 30 years, male,
1914; female, 1872. Between 80 and 60 years.
male, 6,076; female, 4,522. Between 60 aud 10
years. male, 3, 252; female, 2.366. Upwards of 70
years, male, 1856; female, I,202. Not specified,
male, 81; female %. Grand total, 1913, 800 souls.
The number of families is stated at 81, 6S2 The
number Of children at grammar schools, 500. The
number of children at parish schools, 1886. In
1851 the number of births was 6,592; the deaths,
1884. The number of sick and indrm persons,
1850
Among the population of New Brunswick, the
following immigrants were found
From England, 1907; from Scotland, 1855; from
Ireland, from other British possessions, $50;
from foreign countries, ,344 Total, 40, 432.
The following are the occupations of the inhabi-
tants:-Professional gentlemen, 456; miscellaneous
not strictly manual, 1865; trade and commerce,
1882; agriculture, lS,60l mechanics and handi-
crafts, ,S22; mariners and fishermen ,45i; labor
ers, 9, 44S Total, 39, 73S.
The buildings in the province are thus stated
Inhabited houses, 26,369; houses building, ,39i;
unipnabited houses, I546; stores, barns, and out
houses, 81, 037; places of worship, 42S school
houses, 79S; number Of saw mills, 5si; hands EN-.
ployed in these, 1902; grist mills, POI; hands
piOyCd, 600: talnerles, 10, nands employed, zoo,
foundries, IL; hands employed, PAP; weaving and
carding establishments, 81 hands employed, IS;
number of handloorg in the province 5,475; yards
Of cloth made in the year. 622 2s; breweries, IL;
gallons Of malt liquor manufactured 100 975; other
factories, ga, which employ 953 hands.
The quantity Of cleared land in New Brunswick
is only CAB 954 acres The province estimated to
contain twenty one millions Of acres the cleared
land is therefore only thirty third part of the
whole area, equal to three acres in every hundred
which the province contains.
The crop Of 1851 is thus stated:-Hay, 225 093
tons; wheat, 206 635 bushels barley "a 800 bushels;
oats, AL l64 bushels; buckwheat $50 OO4 bushels;
Indian corn, 62 225 bushels peas aud BEANS ~ 663
bushels turnips, $50 SOB bushels potatoes 1872 1874
bushels; other roots, IL, $50 bushels.
The quantity of stock is as folio ws:--Neat cattle,
ion, 263; cows, so 955; butter, made, $50 939 bs
horses, Y, 04i; sheep, los, 03S; swine, A 1872
The manufactures of New Brunswick, in 1851,
were thus valued:-Boots and shoes. 1851, 46S; lea
ther, SlS0, 600; candles, $40 440; wooden ware not
contract work, $50, 020; chairs and cabinet wlre,
53seS soap, 24S; fish, 1881 1928; hats, 25 40;
iron castings, $50, 100
The quantity of Goals raised was 2,4S2 tons; iron
fmeted, $40 tons lime burnt. 81, 500 tons; number
Of grindstones made, $3.50; gypsun, quarrisd,
8, 465 tons; maple sugar made, $50, 957 los
The FIRST census Of New Brunswick was taken in
1924. It's population, then was "A l75. In 1884 it
was found to be ll9, 457 souls; in 1910 it was
156, l62 souls OF this populstion, 2 l62 souls were
ceded to the United States by the Ashburson treaty
In 1901, the population, as before stated, was
1873 500 souls
A comparison OF the population of New Bruns.
wick with hat Of the four adjoining States OF the
Union shows the following results:-
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