The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-01

AHk are tne questions 10 Ce put 10 heads OF
families
In the first place it is necessary to write
down the name OF every person whose usual /
place OF abode op the first day OF June, 1850.
was in the family.
The age of each, sex and color, whether
white, black or muiatto.
Profession, occupation, or trade of each III ale
person over fifteen years of age.
Value OF real estate owned.
Place of birth, naming the State, Territory
or country
Married within the year
Attended school within the year.
PERSONS over twenty years OF age that can
not read or write
whether deaf and dumb, blind, insane idi-
QUO, pauper or convict.
Name OF owner, agent or manager Of the
farm.
Number ofimproved acres.
Number OF unimproved acres.
Cash value OF farm.
Value OF farming implements and machine
ry.
Live stock on hand June lst, 1860, viz: Num-
Der OF horses, mules and asses, working oxen
mich cows and other cattle, swine and sheep
Value of live stock.
Value of animals slaughtered during the
year.
1861, viz: Number of bushels of wheat, rye
Indian corn, oats, beans and peas, buckw heat
barley, IRISH potatoes. sweet potatoes, pounds
OF wool and pounds of tobacco
Gallons of wine, value Of produce Of lnalke
garden, pounds OF butter, pounds of cheese
tons OF hay, bushels OF cioverseed and bushels
OF grass s-seed, pounds of hops, pounds OF flax,
bushels OF flaxseed, pounds OF maple sugar
gallons OF molasses, pounds OF honey and bees
wax, value OF homemade manufactures.
Name CT corporation. company or indi id Ual
producing articles TO the annual value of $500
Name OF business, man tacture or product.
Capital III YES ted IN rea eS tate and personal
estate in the business
Raw materials used, including fuel, namely :
quantities, kinds, values, kind Of motive pow
ef. machinery, Struc ture or resource.
Average number OF hands employed name
ly: male, female; average monthly cost Of
male labor average monthly cost of female la
Dor.
Annual product, namely: quantities, kinds
values
Name of every person who died during The
year ending June lst, lo6U, whose usual pla ce
of abode Was i'll the family. the age sey and
color, " neither white. black or mulatto, mar
ried or widowed, place of birth, naming the
State, Territory or country, the month in
which The person died, profession, occupation
or trade, disease or cause OF death.
Jos. &. G. Kennedy, OF the Census depart
ment, thus writes to a census taker, relative TO
his duties with the manufac turers:
With regard to the manufactur indu stry
OF the country, the only distinction which the
narshal- are nstructed to make is between
such Us dc and those which do not produce
articles TO the value of S5uU per annum
ANY and every establishment whereof the
productions arising from man ual labor in the
change OF one or more articles to others
amount to $500 per annum, as well as those
operations which produce articles Of trade al
though they be not ma tactures in the com
mon acceptation OF The term, as fisheries and
mines, should be included i'll the records Of the
marshal.
The schedule prepared for ascertaining the
state OF manufactures and the mechanic arts
you Will perceive TO be arranged in such q
manner as to embrace all the details OF every
branch OF productive industry, and it must
follow, II the returns are not worthy OF conf
dence. either that the census takers fail i'll
performing the duty imposed on them by law,
and assumed with the solemnity and obliga-
ton OF an oath, or tina: the manufactures of The
country Will have refused to impaTt the inioT
nation required by Il law OF the land, or, what
would be equally criminal, will have made
unreliable returns respecting the nature OF
their operations.
The schedule which, in conformity with
laW, has been prepared Us Il record OF the Ope-
ritions OF productive industry for the Ell tire
country for the year ending on the Isl day OF
June, 1850, embraces fourteen columns, with
headings 50 arranged As to include the details
ofeyery variety OF manufacture.
The first coiumn is des igned TO include the
name of the corporation company, or indvid-
ual producing articles TO the value of 500 per
annum
La the second column is to be recorded the
name OF the business, manufacture, or pro-
duct.
The third column embraces the amount OF
"capital invested i'll real and personal es Ia te
| in the business
The various raw materials used i'll each man.
ufacture, by quantity. kind and value, are rep
resen ed in columns four, five and six.
The seventh column describes the kind OF
motive power, machinery, structure. or re.
source. II the motive power be steam, the
quantity of power used is to be inserted; in
furnaces the number of fires and for fabrics
the number OF looms, spindies and card ma
chimes.
In columns eight and nine are recorded the
NUN Der OF male aud female hands employed
while their monthly wages respectively are
set down in columns ten and eleven; while in
columns twelve, thirteen and fourteen, are
entered the quantities, kinds and values Of all
kinds OF man utac til ed articles.
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