The New York Herald Newspaper, September 2, 1850, Page 9

‘The Cevsus Returns for 1850. Our St. Louls Correspondence. ted the enumeration of the Po lee eee MeN: | aes 4 Marriage in ‘omviction o, a papeiacnstninn sine thaneenheane--hee- ie Calnlanates Gemmanien o amore than the second district. The first | Quite an interesting affair came off yesterday at oe wie ia to be taken. The lowest estimate of | our city calaboose. A young and lovely Irish girl, by the name of Maria Dowling, was united in wedlock to a prisoner by the name of Wm. McNeil- . ly, who is also anative of the Emerald Isle. ee MeNeilly had abducted Maria, under the promise 2 of marriage, from her father’s house. Bvrrato, N. ¥.--The United States marshal | however, of performing his promise, he wrought nearly completed the census of Buffalo. The | her ruin and then conducted her toa house of ill- fame. Ascertaining the character of the house, Srnacuss, N. Y.—Dep, Marshal Hawley has | Mp tid: ten uhgent “ep hey ta tther lice were informed of the affair, and arrested. But as the mother had at heart the fair Fourth wards are estimated at from 5:00 800 the Seasons, nieecsage tae Meson ted canes to. The marriage came off in the Tom! MeNeilly has not been liberated, as the anges that the injured law has not yet been ap; per I think, however, that the aflair will be pei ane William [erred to his talgred bride. oberts, who killed Hibbiee, tal, eit This result, although not ‘so large as ij estimated by many, poral very rapid increase in guilt murder, a dit s peer G yee peu "The population, in 1840, was 4,658, and ibblee attempted to arrest 5 1815. 6, 6,81 faethe | unconstitutional ‘Wiriamssvne, N. Y.—The marshals d und ninety inhabitants, or hi haa which will give 30,000 in whole villa, Dist. Houses. ilies, . Deaths. y 182 palation nemaboes S000 This is against 29,009 ompleted the census of ‘tne Second ward. tion so far :—First ward, 2 Second ward, 17,617—total in two wards, 12,131. The Third and each, which will give our city a population of over 22,000. Osweeo, N. ¥Y —The marshal having completed census of this olay, Che ay number of its inhabitants my follows -—First 8,608; Second ward, ‘Third ward, 2.1 208; M13; Fourth ward, SSML oe opulation, which has ee doubled in the last 8—increase the population or Chatham is 8,840. .. Jounstown, N. ¥.—The population of Johne- wn, Fulton oe is 1,255. Batavia, N. lution of the town is 464 In 1830 wae 3; in 1SY, 4,171. Bata- | rege village has 2,176 inhabitants. 3 Poveliarare, 2. N. Y.— sates, 11,080 ; in , 9, inerease of 2,000in five years. pri ey “os —The bg 7d of the peo- | acatitted. Tews Wi Vt The weather is excessivel 0 William lieth liam B. Leper a peiclant cena meter ranging from 92 to I or the following censu: tte Twentieth ward : Houses, 1,151; —- whice persone,6,268; e colored pean 4; slaves, total 7,003. | “~~~ [There were ut 6 deat ead dumb persons, aud 4 ots. The number of deaths for the year ending June, 1850, was 151. The a wards from which e bave returns sum uy; yws:—Second ward, a8; bey —- ward, 7 see Twentieth ward 24,754, ‘The same average will make pulation 165,000. Mr. S found in the ree ward, on Cove (Fremont) street ex- ‘d,an old colored woman who exhibits indis- ble documentary evidence of being one _hun- red and twen' ZB poy of »ge. Her name is Sukey Wright. One of the deputy marshals has farnish- d us with the census returas for the Fifth and Se- aya Ryo) which are as follows :—Fifth hite Asie a 623; free colored, 1,257; A ‘Seventeeath wi hite seine ae free colored, 2,412; slaves, cogten bi ; total, 9, ‘a a crn the ’Second, osing ren Niaeteenth ih wards, is 24,750, pubileation fr or ile they tunity of ob housands of le wae gavertionsens. poo in the ‘ie watson OF one-fourth of the city, jation of 40.434, ire They “Mo. --Mr. Grubb has also fur- Locust Point, a place growing in impor- umber of white male inhabitants 151; white fe- males, 50; colored females, 1. Total. 02 THIS RIED, or thi te Dut of 86 persons over 20 yous of age, the num- F os ae Sri gd ber that cannot read and write, ativen of Wales »---.- “tere. umber of families. umber of dwellin; ttending school ( dies and most ronty grea ure, Five eou atied will the last six months. umber of vessels |: icg at the wharf at present, : i: 5 ships, 2 brigs, 13 schooners, an sloop. teale sitiel sto erireey 1850. raps ‘De. A. M. dear Sir man’s Private Medical Companion for which ee 3 = 77 Ithas one church, whieh is used asa school- | gellar to xous od ed by a sense of gratit Ls eto ur sincere and oure ee Se week; six rent five ene iT houses. 'wo years ago the foneran fo only three houses. Hensgy County, Ata.—The Stiewieg is the a -, returned by the Deputy United arshal successive one “ between 18 and 45 » no F sees “LT "aa5 | TR SReliee it aturds pnd * females under 21 . pages imparted tomy vite eT, which 1 little conceived was “4 pen A tg | bh} tous inthe Marrica “Womba's Private sed over my bead, in fe would, bi rate therless.” over * ne within the county... sent abroad lumber of slaves within the county Free persons of color . ‘otal number of inhabitants. 1 of common schools cademies Prnxsyt.\ we —The own of Ph mouth, ry io 0 1888: 232 nd 8 farms. The population of the two united ia was 1,412: Sugar Grove township, “Adams Yoon males. Two wards of Reading, the northwest and ortheast, give a total population of 5,883. In the nas I an deel there are 110 more females than eae remus of o I In Antalaus towuship, Berks county, ce ‘econo! tion ig L050, | Westchester, will show a Rasehy ue peveosasion of USS. inal mn of 3 being an increase of 1,823 sit soe caranie ‘de endure ite continuance, wi 0. Se aerigre lation, 1,005 ; dwellings, Te ree veranes. 4 nownsit 1; fainilies, 198 ; 87 persons over 20 years of age ofthis cometant, w ‘ Berative. in consequence of th ‘unable to read and write. The towa only | wife (with occasional intermi: the time confined to her hed taking the charge and managemen: Her condition owe an increase of 45 since 1540. Conshohocken, lontgomery county, 726. Cumberland tewoshio, Adams county, bh oe. Ob! wh toa of 1408. In 1840 it was 1218; and ia 1 rw agsint ; Maiden Creek, | Compani Lis. s.ronn, Com. enone enumeration, completed, there are 2,462 inhabitants, which ain of six in ten years. Of th pt AT are f nd 4 mulatto. Number of dwelling-house families, 534. “There were born in ane f setts, L; South Carolina, 1; Georgia, 1 vi iain 4 New York, ales, ; Ger Tb 2; Eng- ; ind, ks. ‘The remainder are natives { Connecticut. ipsor, Conn.—The population of Windsor, asus just taken, 2 317—ahowing, since 1840, of 1,034 inhabitants. in > +) arises mainly from the flourishing minu- ig eatabliehments at the Locks, Poquonock, Dhsntow. These establishme: (exelasive tthe Tunxis and other cotton mills at Poyuonock, high have not 7 been returned,) prodaced in “Dn. A. ‘une I, 1850, articles to the value | cersers are daily received of this character, unnecessary and thirty-nine thonsand four hun- te present. w th t unmarried, but contemplating marriage, or There were four ‘0 those ye' aaried, |b coal indarrig ar Portan inety-five thousand | Fer the town during the year, amor as a 95 per thousand, to the sum of $23,975. of tobacco raised was 1 i i eee indred jounds, valued at $8, rioca yubjecte treat The population of Groton, ac- | tended (or the married. ere itis ‘every one ed States census recently com- | 3% * here: ip 2511. ‘This is 129 more than the State | biter mother: oF « sloter, may be bees We ene ee oe eeeee COPIES WILL, BE SENT BY MATL. FREE POSTAGE, TO THE PURCHASER has 5, h abu of whom 1,035 are ce eeael on Whower tae diane 79, Bag: ae ch EERE, _COMPAN fo! ak Tmamrton, Mass —Northampton, , [ith 266, Germans a0 Sects orn 50, Nova 2, French, Turk and East Indian 2 enc Biate census exhibited but 5,194 inhabitants. 3 more than the State census. cr 7 ay NF —The population of Mesias, by S. census just taken, is 5,820. Of these, pied were bern i the Sta Wermont, 161 in 1 alee 110 in © nf were born in the Cone inna Tt Onto. ithe lation of the Ele- oth ward ts . Itist “4 the population | Te teed. Adams Miss Ana hed weltth wi be still greate: Adstinburg, Ohie, 1,284. Hatpersfield, Ohio, “Woonrrny, N. J.—The population of Woodbury, $0 need oo oun DS paseregined, be 1,89, bet ‘mere a mn —— a There are 187 dwe' Atel Ming irene 196 families, being an average of five to a Atom hese oot Cherry st Tris estimated t a For y | Bia ee sP 7 ards of 10, imp people, & and there are eight ward In the city. lation of Lovisville in 1840 Boley Mbee Sarah rine ow 21,210, fi ~ the tea hah gas ind, ween : ion ad separate to umber of eee bone es a! Portland, is or ly more t show: inwards of 100 per cemt., and if a loded, it would show more than 125 per cent in- Tener (istt0smy Wines, population 1,392, males, Ferives Mies EEE Serenade! Sete Sennen nlnghase Mie L Gonnet ry igi at'de=" Gorllp Ureabty Lt sm als Caney Misa Cathe- tae a Ria, Coughlin Widow co ce dutie Conneli Mrs, 6th Carthy. ite Chas ue Carpenter ‘Tha: - Re- pi Mey i 4 pe ont = D Eailey Miss Catha- Doty Miss oe cote Raat an 4 5 = 7% E 2! rc 5 i 5 < ¢ nit i let Dewpoter Mrs, Pel- Du ham st Daley Decon Miss Marg’t Darke ‘iitabeth Delmar Mre Belvi- povig Mist JaneG Dowdall Mary # Miss Rebeo- De. Zarago ea. Densmore MrsH =Da ~ 4 che- 2 rs HelenM Deboit Mise Ann D i a i vay Ett =? H police officer, and Eagen Mrs Bridget Ellison Sarah Elis Mrs Rebeces ht will be executed. Pe! Mrs Sarah 3-2 age under the vagrancy law, roach, or he ond kill him, at Hibblee had no right to Evans Bridget o1 last five years, 5,351. | warned him not to Cnatnam, N. Y,—We have been informed that | stating at the time make an arrest wheat @ warrant. sisted, and was killed. The defence set up was, that Roberts had violated there fore justified in defer larly asthe officer had no le; oberts apd Jone: had assigned counsel, whi ‘was so in this case. Fr _ Fitzgerald Mrslath Feeke Mrs ‘chard ” Po ora Mrs, Stanton Fenaughty Catha- Fitapatriog Bridget © valid law, and was ine liberty, particu- jowever, being poor, is usually inferior, ang "Had they been able to fee a lawyer of ability, they would doub:less have been Frost Jane L Filbey Miss Susan Gatacy Mre Mary Golding Miss Emily Gritin Mise Bri "Baral, Gorman pane Grae bce “i hot and dry—thermo- james Brasnan Thomas Browne Dr Wm Biste A Wm A Hager Beta MEDICAL. ewe rite Soaae rine Ga ves Mrs fa aderum Catha= MOFTEN UN Gill Mes Catharine G o am Ce iss 3a Sibert re George Grean Mrs, fowery Grant Hannah A WIFE ENDURES YEARS 0) * fr of mental ie trate ant Life, that of (ber usband, ond bas- Hogan Mrs John ba mt a Catha- day tre ‘ie Horton Mrs Margs- Hines vlan Mise Kate Hearty Been Hanrahan Bridget Hi Elizad i Beare Miss ey Hast ‘Miss Margare' ry Miss Humes Miss Mary. ‘a cine Ann Bote, Hall Mise CB Hodson Mrs ‘ton LH annele Seatelicn Pat’k D Chamberlai: jay ‘Mich’l a Elizabeth _ re fame EO = Chadwick Rev ‘Carmo Campbell Cy Chas o allaghan Mich'L re Ann B die Mine Barab edie a EEE in a lineTarel Mrs Jas Hunter Mrs 2 been old ‘hor hi @ bone f held doar (that all it), and who have favored dim wil ‘encomium, some of which are THE MARRIED WOMAN’S ished us with the following interesting statistics | privaTB MEDI€ALCOMPANLO BY. DR. A. M. MAURICEAU, PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN. Edition. \8mo., pp 20. Price, $1,00. WORK IS INTENDED BAPROIALLY My THE marriage, as it discloses own to them par- Treton Mrs Hester Ives Mrs Wm ton st Ann Clarkson Rev David Clark GV Richard » Jeinton Miss Sarah aii Foell Mise Bivirs Jobuston Pety h | poten wise Mary Ki by tharine Kell, -2 taraé Ellen sing Ls Kersugu ies Mary oun Mas~ Chip mite ed aruage Jeremiah Carter A i s pman Reuben Clasick Michael King gaa Kinke; Mrs Knox Mary ‘and the most most efficient rome Bi iis Stone Carcache Ba w-2 im every — % Covalias Pedro nae rue Lawrence Mrs Au Calle iHiaonsLawia ae it 28. 4 a fentainea Bee rage atte ie Mar-Lotry ae | aay ‘A Crilley aa yn Lawler Alicia Foavite Sve Rufus ss Ludlow Mrs JE Mrs Mari Lyons Anne SICKLY AND UNAPPY WIVES. Extract of a Letter from a Gentleman in Dayton, O. : a Siar i. *, Me i» Mi ie ct P = Patriek Lockwood Miss C F Tyesh Miss anos c — Floristan on Ma Lovegrove Mrs Mary erent Miss Frieda Lynisay Mrs .Monnaban Mrs AllisMerideth Miss Mi- nerve fargaret” Millor Mrs Raward ve El LJ be +} Miss Ann et sate with thes fee fe Tow lacs, bat oid tm in ‘and eartielt emotions” perceptibly. sinhing for ence of of ber! mt ish ura “Montgomery ber, putting be ber ite in ia imminent dam —S ‘and whi press to stressed nina — the joy ite the great die- Seagrove Patrick Gerazan J:remia Morman Ann EB 1, MoArdie Gubesinn Megary peed MeQusalagten Mies Edw Gharenilt oe David Ohare! or =" Gartis rile Jeteph TMDL 2 Jethro W rach James combats Gale My Dean Six—1 Know you will "gome4ry popu of biweiling houses, sees ans ares The borough of p~ PA oe mae in having onthohocken has 726 inhabitants; 134 dwellings, ey mee Shate te Robert r Claak 38 Mo MeCormick Ann D MeCorvehy Mine Darling John F Sarah Da Fy oNally Mrs, 42d at Nrihote Mina Allon - les Mre Catharine fridget 0 North Mise tonbells Mey geet abel Northrop Nancy M at Loannot eat te all ibe tana ag Newby MreJ M O'Copncr Mre as Betty O'Neill Mise Mar- ONeill # constant effort health; aaa the prorasted.camaition af ay P AnaPreston Miss Car- Pastersen 2 Maret, Phillips Miss Eme- Payton Meo Posse! Patterson Alvira. Poticr Madame, it of rose from eauses of which | was the six years to e given to have been the long 4i yh, 946 em township, 1,693; | P&)of sickness | at tne tom. k «© Bridget Gr Payen “platter, Mise Care Fortine Rn ks itteble Rebelten Madam Redian Alicia Rackett Mahiste! iets fre | aod ve Men Aun Reed Mre Devrietta Hag ip a yr Ee Mier "alice tharine masters treated of ia” Eaalander Leopold Ealeacel Beo}'s tage DT Farnem & Imbrie Smit ¥ Mire Dorada Solomons, more fully the va- iss Cathe- ey remitranee, otf bon ay Lf i New Jagda- Tacker Ly 4- a Tully Mrs Oath’ Thempoon Mre Robt faifeld has, by the U.S. census, 1.074 inhabi- a ae 9 COPE mun BEEN SENT Uran Mre Caroline Vetter Johann An- Vought Elenora Valentine MreEdna res M4 Vandervoort Mre Vanciiet Mrs, Spring ia > ge N. H.—The population of Keene, by the iia speaate jast tabeee is 3,800—increase since ae pai bagi) ees ai nqrorm, 68 Chesna’, ot Philadel Van Dusen Mre Kate Veo BramerMreAC INING IN THE NEW YORK OFPICUALLY PUBLISHED U8 THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGO EET State, 38 in Maceachapeiie — y= erREU LATION. ie Piet olmes Dai Halltagwerts JH Homan A ol folbrook & CoM Hogan James Hop sford Srlomon He Hol Hori rn Towded RR” t ay.d joneter Heat Gilee uaton Jo Huntington Calvin ae en _ Ue Hatton Patvick Hutehinson Jas—2 Hopkins Wm unter James HighéeJames —-‘Hiveheook Win 1 Iglebart Joh: fog ee Fling drwi ings Thos kins Levi fobs PY. Johnson Wm Joliries Hypolite Johnson James Johnson Jag F = Johna D Johnson Ezra Joznson OF aa Mr, Leo- Johanson Peter B JE-2 Jordan G bd Thos B Seta Hollings-Jo: my 1% id J Jordan E G pag. Jones Robert Kananagh Allen ns C Knamet Peter Rating Heinvich Kelly Charles—2 Kelly John W Kelly John Keitiog Thos hd Kelly John Kelly Michi Kelly Thos Kearns James Kelly Richard = Keane James Felloeg Wm @ polly Patk Kei Kelsey JE Kelly James Keany Terrence Kil Pa Kaien — q erry vere ian Konrad Kinnaird J @ Keene A Kimvat'a @ King GB Kimball Phenehas Kline JR King Kiteell 7B King Win B Kimmins Joha pa in Siduey—3 Know! Joseph vin Edwd Krum +5 D Knapp ‘Simeon L yory Rigient W = Legrange Phil ee Henry Lacey Alfred Lange Loren: } omy Petaro Laforge Isaac Lakey James Laws Davis—2 — Lawrence J Huestis Lawrence Thos G Law Archibald Lawrence Thos @ Law Archibald arles Landel James Tavite Chas Lawler John Lawrence Alex are LeVastem Mons Lawrenson E Uh LecaudyG Leggett Wm F Kedathias P tack Warren W Hindtay William Linthan Riebard ya =" " 9 Eomad Finch Denis i oes “ Rrabum en Jans : Bases. ‘yack Jol Lewis John Templar Mechanics Excelsior rehibald Major A Manehold D Marshall Jas heel Martin John Mahevs'Lucken Marti Bue sbonturaMartine Jolin IL Mason George It Martin Kalpls y Martin J harles som John {teron Tompkins Mathews Francis rt Mechling J J jendence John J jonk Step! M iat Jan phy John Maller Gostave Mollican Wo oy dove Mulkie Jas Maseolion PL. Mec Meauliffe Jobn MeCoy J McCollem Patrick eCarty D ihe Tanne ee eichors BC 2a don MeDormot John MeKinncy Win I eKenrie A *, Becrath th Thomas leGrae farh MeGrader John Nipe John Nathes Abraham ry Norvice Mr Nore om dole Ld Northore Thee Noyes mention the dats of the list in which they are ad~ Anguats Aytee mre Rother ane White ere Mre Eli- Begee mae Mery Witte Henrietta W Bonner Mrs Catha- Bren: sc Bell Mise Mary Ann ott aie Martha ‘Neill Jon y Keefe Antrew O Donne) Geens Michas! ORell Patrick reutt Dr AM Owens Francis Meare Jobn, Otvolengue A pe ? Hom Francis Pfarter JJ Parkinson Weary Wm \dJohaleron in & Tracy Pr re Augustus O Me Dougell EB Oor- rtinnan A'S Quaid Mio are. en juirk James juine Hugh seeded pele tf ye G Head J Chae H Ratigan Thomas bert Hl Redaetti Ulsse epnotde k DenbarRedm: yasids Jonathaukiley Mathe W J-3 Re) ymond O a Reilly Charles Reilly Fetes Heinlon Henry Kicherston Barton Bi ‘Ri Whi Ri Riley James B Richardson Thos Riley Martin Rol binson Tod som © Collins Robinsoe Fe Robertson James Robertson Win H Roxers Th Roberson John Roam George Robinson Thos Romford Wm Rogers Wm Jack~ ‘son Fioderr.c 8 ast Hobinscn i ire jobinson Ri hen i Howbashag John face wis. Ronnard Mo oft Russell Chas Rust Jas 8 Fiyan Jone Ryan Patrick Russell David Ruilley Anthony ised t 8 Stanley Rufas Salina Carlos— } ore ne H, é alibi a 3 Re Lorento "atio 8 ¢ Mr, Twelfth Shafara Swain John N Saffor ~ Sanford Jona Stack } ea ie jeutu Starbuck Williaa Saxton S M Shaw R n - Baxley Alfred Sayne John aga ‘W Sparks HO nad coy WU Stanford Chas & Sawyer Wa B Shay Price Savage Wichael Spratt William — Stany Ni Selva Peitro~3 Spearman W Jam Be Oscar Stefano Lambert Shelton James. Seddon Iaanc Seabe Patt Shaban Den Seaman Henry Sweeny Jo! Street John G 1 Thomas Spencer Frederick ling WO Seymour Timothy Sherman J A Shepherd Wm A Senior William Stenson B Stevens James 8 Shrene L M-2 Stewart Boyer Sherman A Sherman BF Stevinson John Sherman James Sherwood Elihu Sherman A B Somons Maurice Sevine $ Sichel Maret slit im ‘imoads jam Bi: vis jaglay Sigler Sam! J Spicer N ibiey Josiah Schriber PE Simpecn, Talboti & Siinptom — Geo Seicer BF Swift SP Smiles Henry Wim flarvey Smith FS Spitver William Smith Lawrence J SmithGeo M P Smith Cl aries 8 Smith John bh William B Smith Taos P Smin Wn = Smitha B Smai Smith William Smith $ P sane e Smith Daniel Smith JA Sinith Pain Smith JM Smith Wit Smite Gerrivt Smith Thomas Smith Francis Smith George W Builth Erancis Smith Charles Wal-Smich ferem Smith § Emith Denteft, Smith Gaul @ Stoddard R fmollin Patrick Stolle Julius Boots Saline Soott MW Schoeuhals Jacob Strong Slosson FS Strong John W, TanSomerh tows L. 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