'*¦ '.. L'i 1, •i-»is »•¦'¦ '^«^ >^-c^.^ ACCOMPANIMENT TO MITCHELL'S REFERENCE AND DISTANCE MAP OF THE UNITED STATES: CONTAIHINS AN INDEX OP THE VARIOUS COUNTIES, DISTRICTS, PARISHES,' TOWNSHIPS, TOWNS, ETC. AND AN INDEX OF THE RIVERS; TOGETHER WITH A GEOGRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF EVEEF STATE AND TERRITORY JN THE UNION ; ALSO AN ACCURATE SYNOPSIS OF THE POPULATION IN THE YEAR 1840, ACCORDING TO THE SIXTH CENSUS, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. IN ADDITION TO WHICH, THERE ARE A VARIETY OF STATISTICAL AGGREGATES, ACCOUNTS OF RAIL ROADS AND CANALS, COLLEGES, &c. AND A SYNOPSIS 0? THE NEW POSTAGE LAW. PHI LADE LP HI A : PUBLISHED BY S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL, N. E. CORNER OP MARKET AND SEVENTH STS. 1845. ELpf Entered, according to the'^ct of Congress, in the year 1845,by S.Augustus- Mitchell in the clerk's oflnice of the district court of the eastern district of Pennsylvania. PREFACE. i"he following work forms an accompaniment to tb", improved edition of Mitchell's Reference and DistMice Map of the United States. Nearly one hundred and eighty pages are occupied by the Consulting Indexes of the Counties, Towns, &c., and also the Index of the Rivers. These Indexes will, by adopting the means detailed in the following pages, enable any one to ascertain with ease and dispatch, the situation of the various civil divisions of the Union, &c., as they are represented on the Map. The remainder of the work dompiises an accurate synopsis of the Census of 1 840, so far as it exhibits the population of the Counties, Districts, Parishes, Townships, Towns, &c., of the United States, as published by authority of Congress, also an aggregate of the numbers of the different classes of the inhabitants and their pursuits, the comparative numbers of the population at different periods, besides lists of the Universities and Colleges, and other hterary and scientific institutions, the principal Canals and Railroads, numbers of the indi viduals attached to liie different Religious Societies in the country, &c. The whole form ing a mass of facts interesting to men of business and students of Geography, as well as to individuals generally. * The several States and Territories of the Union are all, with the exception of South Carolina and Louisiana, divided into counties : in the former the corresponding divisions are called districts, and in the latter, parishes. In the six New England States, the coun ties are subdivided into Towns, hut in the States of New York, New Jersey, Pennsylva nia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Michigan and Wisconsin 'Territory, into Townships, and in Delaware into Hundreds ; all these subdivisions are precisely similar in character, but differ, of course, in dimensions, being for the most part tracts of coimtry of several miles square each, and containing towns and villages, sometimes of the same name as the townships, &c., in which they are respectively situated, and sometimes differ ent in that rfespect.' These are all represented on the map, and the names of each will be found in one or other of the Indexes according to alphabetical arrangement. The endless pluralities of the names of places in the United States, is well known, and is the cause in numerous, instances, of great perplexity, especially to men of business, in the receipt and transmission of letters, i&c. The Indexes and Map will, it is believed, obviate, in a majority of cases, difficulties of this kind, by determinirt^, at once, the county and state in which the place sought for is located; which could not be, perhaps, ascertained without the assistance of such a work, except at the expense of considerable time and trouble. The distances, in miles, attached to the different cities and towns from Washington City, and ftom their respective State Ctpitals, will, to various classes, be no doubt more or Jess useful. The Map is on a scale of 25 miles to an inch, or 1-1,500,000 nearly. It is engraven on nine sheets, which, when united, make its size 6 feet by 4 feet 7 inches. The colouring and mounting are done in the best style, and in the most durable manner. The former is executed so as to render every state, &c., distinguishable at a glance. The present edition of the work has been carefully revised, and so improved as to ex hibit the geography of the Union in as complete a manner as the scale and limits of such a work will permit. The Index of the Rivers, with their lengths of course, points 'of termination, &c., and the method adopted for ascertaining their respective places on the Map, are now intro duced in a work of this kind for the first time ; the utility of the plan will, we think, be obvious to every one who has ever had occasion to consult a map in search of infor mation of this kind. The geographical description comprises a general account of the Union, with its Executive Government, Judiciary, Public Lands, Army, Navy, &c., followed by a special delineation. of all the different States, as well as the Western and Oregon 'Ter ritories and Texas ; representing their position, soil, minerals, agriculture, products, manufactures, commerce, religious denominations, cities, towns, ifec, all derived from the latest authorities, and brought down to the present time. Fhiladelpliia^Jvne 10, 1845. (3) CONSULTING INDEX. To ascertain the position of any Place mentioned in the Index, observe the letters annexed to it in the fifth column : then find the corresponding letters on the top or bottoip and sides of the Map ; from these letters pass the eye along the ranges due north or south and east or west, until tliey intersect. In the square in which they, meet, the place sought for will be found. Abbreviations. — Maine, Mc. ; New Hampshire, N. H. ; Vermont, Vt ; Massachusetts,. Mas. ; Rhode Island, R. I. ; Connecticut, Ct. ; New York, N. Y. ; New Jersey, N. J. ; Peijinsylvania, Pa.; Delaware, Del.; Maryland, Md. ; Virginia, Va. ; North Carolina, N. C. ; South Carolina, S. C. ; Georgia, Geo. ; Alabama, Al.; Mississippi, Mi.; Louis iana, La.; Tennessee, Ten.; Kentucky, Ken.; Ohio, O. ; Indiana, In.; Illinois, ' IL ; Missouri, Mo. ; District of Columbia, D. C. ; Arkansas Territory, A. T. ; Florida Ter ritory, F. T. ; Michigan Territory, M. T. ; Wisconsin Territory, W. T. ; Missouri Territorry, Mo. T. Court House, C. H. ; Post Office, P. O. ; Fort, Ft. ; Port and Pointy Pt. ; Mount, Mt. ; Township, tsh. ; County Town, c. t. ; Town, t. < The first column of the Index contains the names pf places ; — the second column designates the class to which they belong ; — the third column shows the counties in which towns, &c. are situated.; — the fourth column points out the. States in which counties, towns, &c., are placed; — the fifth column contains the reference letters, wliich correspond with the letters on the top and bottom and sides of the Map ; — the ei.xth column contains the population of counties, towns, &c., according to the census of 1830 ; — the seventh column contains the distances in miles of townships and towns from Washington City ;-^and the eighth column designates the distances from town ships, towns, &.C., to the capitals of their respective States. TTie single letters in the fir^t column, attached to some of the names, signify that those places are represented on the Map by the letters attached to them : this occurs only in those cases where the space on the Map was not sufficient to admit of the name being written at length. The capital letters represent townships, and the small letters stand for towns. J CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Aaronsburg, .... . . . ABBEVILLE, ^beville, Abbot, , . Abby ville, Abingdon, Abingdon, A. Abinggion, fAbingdon, Abington, Absecum, ACCOMACK, •Acquia, Acquackanonck, . .. A . Acre Town, Acton, Acton, B. Acton, A. Acworth, Adams, ' Adams, ADAMS, Adams, ADAMS, ADAMS, Adams, Adams, Adams, Adams Adams, Adams, Adams, ; A . Adams, Adams, Adams, .,..]...'.... Adams, ' Adams, Adams, ADAMS, Adamsburg, . ¦. I Adaihsburg, Adams Town, Adamsville, AdamsvlIIe, ADAIR, Adairville, Addison, ADDISON, Addison, Addison, Class. District, . c. t tsh.t .. t. tsh. County, , t.' tsh. and t. t tsh. and t. County, . . tsh County, . . County, . . tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh. . tsh tsh tsh. .. . tsh tsh tsh. tsh tsh County, . t County, . County, Stafford, Essex, Columbiana, York, Windham, . . Middlesex, . . Sullivan, . . . . Berkshire, . .\ Jefferson, . . . tsh. County. Centre, . AbbevUlei . . . . Somerset, .... Mecklenburg,.Plymouth, . . . Montgomery, . Harford, Washington,..Luzerne, Gloucester, . . . Lycoming, . Champaign, . Dark, Guernsey, . , . Monroe, .... Muskingum, Seneca, Washington,Carroll, Decatur, .... Madison, . . . Morgan, ... Parke, ..... Ripley, Union, Westmoreland, Lancaster, . . . Fr;uerick, . . . Marlboro', . . . Ld^an, Washington, . Addison, . Steuben,. . State. Pa.S. C. S. C. Me.Va.Mas.Pa.Md.Va. Pa. N.J. Va. Va.N.J.O.Me. Vt.Mas.N.H. Mas. N. Y. Pa.Pa. Mi. O.O.O.O. O.O.O.O.In. In. In.In.In. In. lU. Pa.Pa.Pa.Md. S. C. Ken. Ken.Me. Vt.Vt. N. Y. Ref. Letters Qf LILIYaPjXdSfRgMiSeTgSIQhTfNf Xe Ve Wd Vc UdRe QgQeCo KhKf Jf M f Mg Mf KeMgHf IgIf Hg Gg Ig CgQf Of RfQg01 II Hj A zb UbUb Qd Fnpula tion. 28,149 405 2,423 1,524 1,330 16,656 7,710 42 1,398 176 1,1281,397 2,6492,995 21,379 14,937 12,281 342 528 736 325540 ,285 489 2,186 8,217 m 24,940 1,396 944 D. fr.TD. fr. Wash. Cap. 196 534 677 227 433 148 60 385245 205 "42 224308522444 431 452 384398 187 465 494322 288 328 434319 671 566553 600640 539 170198133 48 398 731735 493 290 100 76 126 20 108 52 304 137 95 58 178 9893 2144 126149- '78 68 9475 145 50 9893 98 ,48 3328 68 75 60 176 4682 110 181135 65 225 10 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Addison, Addison, A, Addison, Adelphi, Adrian Aid, Aikenville, , Air, Alabama, ALACilUA Alachua, C.U, Alaqua, Albany^ : Albany, ALBANY, Ai.BAxnr-, Albany, Albany, ALBEMARLE,. .. . Albion, ... . , Albion, .., Albion, Albion, Alburgh, A. Alden, ......<;.... Aldie, ; Alexander,. ...,,.... Alexander, Alexander, Alexander, ALEXANDER, ... Alexandria, A. Alexandria, Alexandria, Alexandria, ALEXANDRIA,...Alexandria, . . . . . . . Alexandria, Alexandria, Alexandria, Alexandria, Alexandria, Alexandria, AlexandrJana, P. O. . Afford, A. Alfred, : . . Alfred, ALLEGAN, ALLEGrArfY, ALLEGANY, ALLEGANY, ALLEGHANY,.... t. .. tsh. t. .. Allegheny, Allegheny, Allegheny, Allegheny^ Allegheny, AUen, , Allen, A. Allen, tsh.tsh.tsh. t. .. t. .. tsh. t. .. tsh tsh County, c. t c. t t. t County, . Capital, . tsh tsh County,. t t. tsh. c. t. t. .. tsh. tsh. County, . tsh. and t.. tsh. and t.. t County, . . . t.t. ..... . t t. ........ t. Putnam, t t... t tsh County, . County, . County, . County, . County, . tsh tsh. tsh tsh tsh tsh. tsh. tsh tsh. County. Somerset Gallia, Shelby, Ross, , Lenawee, . . . . Lawrence, . . . Barnwell, . . . . Bedford, Genesee, Alachua, ¦ Walton, . . Oxford,. . 1 Orleans, . . Albany, . . Berks, Bradford, . Kennebeck, . , Orleans, . , . . . Oswego, Edwards, . . . . Grand Isle, . . Erie, Loudon, Washington, , Genesee,. .'. .. Buncombe, . . . Athens, ... . Grafton, .... Jefferson, . . . HunterdoHi . Huntingdon, Alexandria, . Rapideg,. . . ., Smith, ...... Scioto, Callaway, .... Lincoln, Mecklenburg, Berkshire, . . . York, Allegany, Armstrong, . . . Cambria, Huntingdon, . . Somerset, Venango, Westmoreland,Allegany, Cumberland, . . Northampton, . , State. Pa.O. In.O. M.T. 6. S. C. Pa. N.Y. F.T.F. T. F. T. Me. Vt. N.Y. N.Y. Pa. Pa. Va. Me. N.Y.N.Y. II.Vt.N.Y.Va. Me. N.Y.N. C. O. ' II. N.H.N.Y. N.J.Pa. D.C. B.C. La. Ten.O.II.Mo.Mo. N.C.Mas. Me.. N.Y.M.T. N.Y. Pa.Va. Md. Pa.Pa.Pa. Pa. Pa.Pa.N.Y.Pa.Pa. E^f. Letters OgLh - J e Lh - M m QgPc Lq Lq Hp XbVb Ud UdSf RePhYbPcReFh UbPd Qh AZa Pd Lk Lg : Ei Wc SbTfPfQhQh Bo Hj Kh Ee Bh Cg NkUd XcQd Id Pd NfOiOg OfPfPfPg OeOf Pd Rf Sf Popula' tion. 1,185 662 1,141 276 1,517 819 2,204 387 683 53,52024,209 1,125 284 22i618 1,393 669 1,239 ¦1,257 336 2,331 880 1,3901,0831,523 3,0429,573 8,241 512 1,4531,476 26,276 37,964 9,816 10,609 2,966 844 2,058 506596 2,058 898 2,3379,106 D. fr. Wash. 168356575389502389562 93 383 875 1,011 S87 568 "376 164 227 690389 369 733 556 383 41 798371 523350506442 189 155 7 1,246 661 492843 969 919 411354 513 314 205 188158151 982 918 396 107 D. fr. Cap. 159 109 3046 73 119 60 70 957 178 161 5845 64 116 94 257 143 99 79 272 149196 247269 7932 190 3597 979 53 92 178 11 103155140 86 244 173 142 120 199 215 190 244 16 194 101 CONSULTING INDEX. 11 Names of Placts. ALLEN, ALLEN, Allen, ALLEN, Allen's Ferry, P. 0. Allen's Hill, ADenstoWh, AUensvilli, , Allenton, . . i AUenten,* or K. West, Alleiiton, Allenton, AUen Town, Allen Town, Aleppo, . I ABowa.y's 'Tovm, .. Almond, Alna, Alsace, .... County i! County, . toh County, . Alton, ....... Amanda, Amandar, Amanda, . . . . , Amanda, ...» Amber, Amboy, Amboy,. Amboy, Perth, Amboy, South, AMELIA, ,.. Amelia C. H. . Amenia, America, Amiss, ...... Amesbnry, . . Amherst, Amherst, . . . . , Amherst, AMHERST, . . Amherst C.H. Amherst, AMITE, .... Amity, Amity,, ....;, Amity ...••¦ Amity, AmsterAra, 'Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Amwell, Amwell, Ancram, ANDERSON, Anderson C.H. • ••• ANDERSON. ANDERSON, Anderson, A .Ji.. Class. t ... t ... t.... c.t . t ... t. ... t. t tsh. U tsh. and t.. t. tsh. tsh.tsh.t... t... tsh. and t.. County,. c. t. tsh c. t. tsh t. . . .^ . . t. t.,... County, . c.t tsh County,.tsh tsh tsh tsh. and t. . t t. tsh tsh. ...... tsh. and t. . District. . . c. t. Cuunty,. .. County, . . . tsh County. Uniont Warren, Ontario, ...... Merrimack, . . , Todd, ....... Montgomery,. . Monroe, ...... Wilcox, Greene,. ..... Monmouth, . .. Lehigh, Greene, Salem,. ...... Allegany, .... Lincoln, Berks,. ...... Cheshire, .... Strafibrd, . Greenup, Allen, Fairfield, Hancock, .... Onondaga, . . . Onondaga, . . Oswego, . ... Middlesex, . . . Middlesex;, . . < Amelia, Dutchess, .... Alexander, . . , Athens, , Essex, Hillsborough,.Hampshire, .. Erie, , Amherst, , Lorain, . . Allfegany, Berks, Erie, Washington, . Montgomery,. Bottetourt, . . . Hindes, Hunterdon,. . . Washington, . Columbia,. .. . Anderson, . . . Hamilton,. State. Ken.O.O. In.Ten. N.Y. N.H. Ken. N.C. F.T.Al.Ken. N.J.Pa.Pa.N.J.N.Y. Me. Pa.N.H. N.H. Ken. O.O.O.N.Y.N.Y.N.Y.N.J.N.J. Va.Va.N.Y. n. O. Mas. N.H.Mas.N; Y. Va.Va.O.Mi. N.Y.Pa. Pa. Pa.N.Y. Va. Mi.N.J.Pa.N.Y.S.C.S. C. Ten.Ken.O. Kef. Letters Hj Jf Ef leIkQd W c GjNk Go" IiTfSf 5fg^^ Qd Yb SfVcWc LhJfLg Ke Rd Re S c Tf Tf QiQiUe EiLgXd WdVd PdOi Oi Le Co Pd Sf Oe Nf TdOi Dn TfNf UdLILIJj JhJg 'Fopula- , tion. 6,48^ 578 269 996 481 1,544 838 1,8041,1751,9431,5591,983 168 1,594 126 669 879 3,782 11,036 2,389 857 3,'445 1,6492,631 2,485 12^071 553 7(934 872 1,378 335 3,354 7,385 ],733 1,533 17,169 5,3104,520 2,410 D.fV. Wash. 441 640 353475 723 496 1,454 931 610177178 244 177 314 599 148 444 500 418 380509366 150357 212 211 .169 327850333464448382 386 ' 180 ; 385 399 ,146 329 241400240 1,075 176 240 364 550 487 D.fr.Cap. .45 .76 213 13 183 161 560 132 ^5 II 85 237 71 240 20574596 142 36 121139 141148 46 45 "47 93 181 85 . 37 26 82 283 136 137 265 79 268 928 '30 181 40 17 227 51 129 120 * Allenton is situated on K^y West, or Thompson's Island, one of the Florida keys, for which see the supplementary map of Florida. 12 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Anderson,? .... Aiiderson, . i . . . Anderson, Anderson, Andersonton,.. . AndersOnville, . Andes, ....... Andover, Andoyer, Andover, Andover,.. ; , . . Andover, ...... Andover, Angelica, A1TNAPOI.IS, Annapolis, Anna,polis a . Ann Arbour, .... A . Ann Arbour, ANN ARUNDEL, . Annsburgh. Annsville, Ahnville, ....... .A. Anson, ANSON, ........... Antes, Antrim, Antrim, Antrim, Antwerp, Appalachicola, Appleton, APPLING ;.. Applington, Appoquinimink, Apulia, Arcadia, Arcadia, Archer, ARENAC,...: Ar2*ylp, ARKANSAS, ArJcansas, Arkport, Arkwright, Arlington, Arlington, Armagh, Armagh,. • ¦ ARlt^TRONG...... Armstrong, Armstrong, ........ Arnoldton, ASCENSION....... Ashhoro\ Ashburnham, Ashby, , ASHE, Askeville, Ashfield Ashfbrd, Class. tshi tsh tsh tsh c.t t tsh. and t. . . t t t. „ t tsh tsh. tsh. and c. t Capital,. . . . t- t. tsh. ....... c. t .'. . . County, : . . . L , tsh tsh. t County,. . . . tsh. ....... tsh tsh. i . tsh. and t.. t. ....... . t County,. . t. ..... Hundred, t. ....... tsh. tsh County, . . . tsh. and t... County,. ., c. t. tsh. tsh. tsh County, . tsh. . . . ; tsh Parish, c. t County, . . . t County. Madison, . ; . . . Perry, ... ... Rush, _. . . Warrick, .... Madison, . . . . AndersBn, . . . , Delaware,. .. . Oxford, ...... Merrimack, . . Windsor, .... Essex,. ...... Alleghany, . . . Ashtabula, . . . Alleghany, . . . Ann Ai-undel, . Harrison, . . . . Jefferson, .. . , Washtenaw,. . Washtenaw,. . Washington, Oneida, Lebanon, ... Somerset, ... Huntingdon, . . Hillsborough,.Franklin, . . . . Crawford, .... J^efferson, .... Franklin/. .. . Waldo, ...... Columbia,. . . New-Castle, . . Onondaga,. . . . Wayne, Kalamazoo,.. . Harrison, . Washington,Arkansas, . . . Steuben, . . , . Chautauque,. Bennington, . Tioga Indiana Mifflin, '. Indiana, . . . . Vanderburg,. Campbell, . . . Randolph,, . . Worcester, . Middlesex, . . Buncombe, .. Franklin, . . . Windham, . . State. In. In.In.In. In.S. C. N.Y.Me. N.H.Vt.Mas. N.Y. O.N.Y.Md.O. O. M. T. M. T. Md.Me. N.Y.Pa.Me. N.C. Pa.N. H. Pa. O.N.Y. F.T. Me.Geo.Geo. Del. N.Y.N.Y. M. T. O.M.T. N.Y. A. T. A.T. N.Y.N.Y.Vt.N.Y. Pa.Pa. Pa.Pa. In. Va.La.N.C.Mas.Mas. N.C. - N.C. Mas. Ct. Ref Letters LfHhU Gi Lf LITdXpWcVeW d QdNe Pd Rh Mf Nf KdKd Rg AzbScRfYb Nk Pf Wc Qg Kf Sh lq Yb LoL m Sg Rd Qc IdMf Kc Uc CI CIQd Od UcRd OfQfOfOf Gh Oi CpOkWd Wd Mjl£Vd Ve Popiita. tion. 315 266 1,860 399 1,324 975 4,530 598414 998 2,623 68 156 28,99'5 1,481 2,736 2,532 14,095 207 1,309 3,829 139 2,412 73S 1,468 D. fr. Wash. 665 668 540 720561552354 619 496 #55446306 302 327 37 284- 276' 538535 '708 412129 639 177 454 '436 435991 696 D. ft. Cap. 45 143 53 193 41 138 90 61 22 &719 : 252 ' 194256130 137 41 49 iio 112 19 40 iig' 38 69 164, 95, 35 1,061 3,901 1,.586 3,450 1,4961,064 315 926 1,207 2,132 17,695 9,966 5,426 1,402 1,940 6,987 1,739 2,660 602 106329344 640 284 1,064 315 362426 294 *75 179 199 715 919 345 490426 '513: 396 362 93 16 194 190144120 423 46 114 940 324 106 151 141 65 167160 141' 79 5447, 259 105 27 "7" CONSULTING INDEX. 13 Names of Places. Ashford, ... .^ Ashland, \ ASHTABULA, .... I Ashtabula, Ashville, ... i Ashmlle, ... .' Aspalaga, Assawaman, \ ASSUMPTION,....Aston, A. Asylum, Athens, Athens, A. Athens, Athens, Athens Athens, Athens, Athens, Athens, \ ATHENS, Athens, , . Athens, Athens, Athens, Athol, Athol, '. Atkinson, Atkinson, A. Atlas, lATTAKAPAS,.... Attica, Attica, Attleborough, Attleborough, Attlebury, ......... Atwater, Atwater's Falls, Auburn, Auburn, Auburn, Auburn, •. . . Auburn, Auburn, \ AUDRAIN, AVGUSTA, ¦ ¦ ¦ Augusta, Augusta, " ugusta, A. \ AUGUSTA, Augusta, Augusta, Augusta, Augusta, Augusta Springs, .... Auraria, Aurelius, Aurelius, i Auriesville, Aurora, Aurora, tsh.t. .. County, . . . . tsh. and t.. . c. t . . t Parish, . tsh. tsh. . . . . tsh. and t. . tsh. tsh County,.. . . tsh. and c. t. tsh Class. Cataraugus, . . Richland, . . . . Ashtabula, . Chatauque, . St. Clair,... Gadsden, . . Accomack, . Delaware. . . Bradford, . . Somerset, . . Windham, . Greene,^ . . . Bradford, . . Crawford, . . Clark, Limestone, . McMiun, . . Fayette, . . . t t ... tsh. . t.|.. c. t. County, .... tsh. and t.. . tsh t tsh. and c. t. tsh tsh tsh t t County, . . t. and capital tsh. and t. t tsh County, . 0. t . . . . t .... c. t tsh. . . . : t tsh tsh t. , tsh. and t. , t County. Athens, Harrison, . . . . St. Clair, .... Sangamon, . . . Worcester. . . . Warren, Penobscot, . . . Rockingham, . Pike Genesee,. ... . . Fountain, ..... Bristol, Bucks, Dutcliess, .... Portage, St. Lawrence, Cayuga, Susquehanna,.Geauga, Richland, .... Oakland, .... Lincoln, Kennebeck, . . Oneida, Northumb'rland Richmond, . . . Perry, ... Bracken, . . . , Columbiana. . . Augusta, . . . . Lumpkin, . . . . Cayuga, Washington, . Montgomery,. Erie, j . . . Cayuga, . . . . . State. N.Y.O. O.o. N.Y. Al. F.T.Va. La.Pa.Pa. Me. Vt.N.Y. Pa. Pa.Geo. Al.Ten. Ken.O.O.O. II.II.Mas.N.Y.Me. N.H. II. La.N.Y. In.Mas.Pa.N.Y. O.N.Y.N.Y.Pa. O. O. m:t.Mo.Mo.Me. N.Y. N.J.Pa.'Va. Geo. Mi.Ken. O.Va. Geo.N.Y.O. N.Y.N.Y.N.Y. Ref. Letters PdLfNeNe OdHm IpSi Cq SgRe Yb Vc Ud Re OeKmHIJkJi Lg L.gMfEh Eg Vd UcYaWd S^ Bq PdGfWe TfUe. MeTbRd Re Me Lf Kd CgCg YbSdTe RfOhL m Eo KhMf OhJl Rd MgTdPdRd Popula tion. 631 14,584 1,632 5,6691,070 529 1,200 415 9,495 1,253 121 9,787 1,691 1,463 1,395 909 418554 2,499 3,215 531 4,486 516 498 56 3,980 3,058 9,131 19,996 1,081 9,767 337 D. fr. Wash D. fr. Cap.: 336368 334 341 747 893 173 196 948 644439 349252304 616751 572 544 344 284 828816 408448 678 462 929368 668 406 163332312492339 256 328 405 556925 595 369 233 163 580 1,063 489 299 176644 340 315 411 383327 B 14 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Aurora, Aurora, Aurora, Austerlitz, Austinburg, A. Austin Town, '. . AUTAUGA Averasboro', Averill, Avery's Gore D. Avery's Gore, .... B. Avon, Avon, Avon, Avon, AVOYELLES, .... Babylon, Bachelder's Grant,. . . Bachelor's Ret'rt., P.O. Baileyville, A . Bainbridge, Bainbridge, North, . . Bainbridge, South, . . Bainbridge, Bainbridge, Bainbridge, Bainbridge, . : Bainbridge, Bainbridge, Bainbridge, BAKER, Baker, . . . .; A. Bakersfield, Bald Eagle,. Bald Eagle, A. Baldwin, BALDWIN, BALDWIN, Bald winsville, Ballston, Ballsville, Baltimore, A. Baltimore, BALTIMORE, Baltimore, Baltimore New, , . . . . Baltimore, Baltimore, b. Bangor, Bangor, .....: Banister Town, Baptisttovvn, BARBOUR Barbourville, Barboursville, Barboursville Barber's, Bardstown, Bargaintown, Baring, Barker, tsh. t. .. c. t tsh tsh. ...'. tsh County, t tsh. and t. tsh Parish, . . . t t. .. tsh. c. t. t. .. tsh. tsh. County, . tsh tsh.tsh. County, . County, . tsh. and c. t, tsh Hundred. County, .. City, .... t. tsli;t. .. County, . t c.t. t. .. tsh. County. Portage, . . . Dearborn, . . Clark, Columbia, . . . Ashtabula. . . Trumbull, .. Cumberland, Essex, Addison, .... Franklin, . . . Somerset, . . . Hartford, . . . Livingstone, . Lorain, : . . . . Suffolk Oxford, .. .. Pickens, Washington, . Chenango, . . . Chenango, . . . Chetiango, . . . Lancaster, . . . Decatur, Franklin, . . . . Geauga, . . . , . Ross, Dubois, Girardeau, . . . Morgan Franklin, . . . Centre, .....'. Lycoming, . . Cumberland, Onondaga, , Saratoga, . , Sandusky, , Windsor, . . Sussex, . . . . Baltimore, . . . Fauquier, . . . . Blount, Fairfield, . . . . Penobscot, . . . Franklin, . . . ; Halifax, Monmouth, . . Knox, Cabell Orange, Fauquier, Nelson, Gloucester,. . . . Washington, . , Broome, State. O. In. II.N.Y. O.O. Al. N.C. Vt.Vt.Vt Me. Ct.N.Y.0.La. N.Y. Me. S. C. Me. N.Y.N.Y.N.Y.Pa.Geo. Al. O.O. In. Mo. Geo. In. Vt.Pa.Pa. Me. Geo. Al.N.Y.N.Y. O.Vt. Del.Md.Md. Va.Al. O. Me. N.Y.Va. N. J. Al. Ken. Va. Va.Va. Ken. N.J.Me. N.Y. Ref Letters Me i^ GgUdNe Ne Hn Pk Wh VbVbXb VeQdLe BoUf Xb Ki AZa SdSdSdRf Jo GiMe Kg Hh Ei Jo Hg VbQeQeXc Km GpReUd Ke VcSh 5^ Qh GmL-g ZbTbPjTflo Lh PhPhIi Tg AZi Sd Popula tion 781 2,945 771 1,959 11,874 33 22 745 1,025 2,362 558 3,484 124 189 3,038 433 979 411 1,953 1,087 831 94' 7,295 9,334 2,113 264 179 2,176 190,870 80,620 463 2,867 1,076 138 1,699 D. fr. Wash. 159 328527 703357335 297 D.fr. J3ap^ 131102 134 30 185 162 322596 497561 631 325 347374 200 568563816323 329318 103848805 333 422 770841608 548 919204 551 355406423448128 38 45 769 374 661 516 217219 533 393105126 606 200 811 307 36 110 43 4840 10 220 149 190 95 158 214 110111 115 16 206 l32.136 63' 132 223 3551 105! 9.7 80 147 29 98 . 8461 30 122 89 30 66 221 127 53 122 344 7663 5590 909 139 =J1 CONSULTING INDEX. 15 Names ,of Places. Barkhamstead, Barlow, Barnard, Barnardstown, Barnegat, .; . . Barnet, BARNSTABLE, . . . Barnstable, BARNWELL, Barnwell, 0. H. Barnstead, Barnsville, Barr, Barre, Barre, Barre, Barre, • BARREN, Barrington, Barrington, Great, . . . Barrington, A. Barrington, A. Barry, A. BARRY, *. Bart, A. BARTHOLOMEW, Bartlett, Barton, Barton, Bartonville, Baskenridge, BataviOy r . . . . Batavia, Batavia, Batavia, Batavia, Baiesville, Bath,. Bath, Bath, Bath, BATH,.. Bath Bath, BATH, Bath, Bath, Bath,. Bath, BATON ROUGE, E. BATON ROUGE,W. Baton Rouge Battle Town, Baughman, Bay, ...., Bayai-d's Town,* . . Bazetta, Bazil,- tsh. County, . t. District,c. t tsh tsh County,. t. t Litchfield, r . Washington, . Windsor, . . . . Franklin, .... Dutchess, . . . Caledonia, ... tsh.t. .. Barnwellj ... Strafford, ... Belmont, ... Daviess, Washington, . Worcester, . . Orleans, .... Huntingdon, tsh. and t. . tsh; County,. . .. tsh Coimty, . . . . t Stafford, Berkshire, . . Bristol, Yates, ..;... Schuylkill, . . Lancaster, . . t. .. tsh.t. .. tsh. and c. t. t tsh. . c.t. . tsh. , c.t . t ... tsh. and c. t Cotmty, c. t t County,. . . . tsh. . . . tsh. . . . tsh. . . . Parish, Parish,c. t t . .- tsh. . . . . . tsh Borough,. tsh County. Barnstable, Coos, Orleans, . . ^ . Tioga; ..'...;. Gasconade, ... Somerset, Genesee Greene, ....;. Clermont, .... Clermont, .... Geauga, Independence,Lincoln, Grafton, ...... Renssalaer, . . Steuben, Morgan, . Beaufort, Allen, . . . . Green, . . . Medina, . . Franklin, . E. Baton Rouge, Frederick, . . . . Wayne, Sandusky, . . . Allegany, Trumbull, Fairfield, State. Ct.O.Vt Mas. N.Y. Vt.Mas.Mas.S. C. S.C.N.H.O. In. Vt Mas. N.Y. Pa.Ken.N.H. Mas. R. L N.Y.Pa. M.T. Pa. In. N.H.Vt.N.Y.Mo.N.J.N.Y.N.Y. O.O.O. A. T. Me. N.H.N.Y. N.Y.Va.Va.N.C. Ken.O.O. O. In. La. La. La:Va.O. O.Pa.O.O. Ref Letters Ve MgVcVd Ue VbXeXe M m M m W c Mf GhVbVdPc Qf Ii Wc We QdRf Id Rg Hg WbVbRd Ch Tf PdTdJg Me Ck YcVbUd QdOhPgRk Kh JfJ& Me JgCp Bri CpQg MfKe NfNeLg Jopiila- tion. p. fr. Wash. 1,715 459 1,881 918 1,764 98,514 3,974 19,936 9,047 408 2,012 9,503 4,768 1,770 15,079 1,895 9,264 612 1,354 443 1,7505,476 644 729' 982 4,964 1,719 426 336 3,7731,628 3,387 4,009 8,799 410 1,534 374 6,6983,084 1,931 149 9,118 539 73 D. fr. Cap, 349' 314455403297 599466 562492 297 666 521399386 170 499 349409320 182 110 556568260 945 213 370349476476320 1,044 576523 ¦374 299 '93 318 '569 452344590 1,937 59 346 449 302377 23 9687 917943 68 62 18 128 128 5 61 260 93 33 135 8 193 75 54 79 45 181 35 47 244 44 109 109 164 102 37 81 1 2l6 186138 ii2 56 123 89 117 160H5 117 169 39 city. Bayard's Town Borough is in the vicinity of Fittsburgli, and is considered a suburb of that 16 CONSULTING INDEX. "Ref Letters Names of Places. Beach Creek, Beatsville Bean Blossom, Bean's Station, P. O. Bear, . ; Beard's Towii, Bearfield, (Bear Town, ... BEAVER, Beaver, Big, Beaver, Little, ..... Beavef, North, Beaver, South, Beaver, Beaver, Beaver, Beaver, BeaVer, , . . Beaver, Beaver, , Beay'er Creek, Beavey Creek, Beaverdam, ........ BEAUFORT, Beaufort, BEAUFORT, Beaufort, Beccaria, Becket, Beckhamville, P. O. . . Beckwith's, Beech Hill, P.O Beddington, Bedford, Bedford, Bedford, BEDFORP, Bedford, Bedford, .: BEDFORD, ....... Bedford, BEDFORD, Bedford, Bedfori Bedford,. Bedford Bedford, ^Edmjnste-r, .' .A. Bedminster, . .... .A. Beekman, Beekman, BeclersvillC, Belchertown, Belfast, Belfast Belfast Belfast, Belfoi-d, P. O .... Belfont Belgrade, Belgrade, tsh. t .. tsh. tsK tsh.t .. Cbunty,.tsh tsh. .... tsh tsh Borough tsh tsh. .... t tsh. . . . . , tsh tsh, tsh tsh tsh County, . c. t District, . tsh. tsh.t .. c. t County; Greene, Washington, . Monroe, ...-., Grainger, . . . Venango, . . . . Morgan, , Perry, Caroline, . . . . tsh. and c. t. County, .... tsh borough, . . . County,.., t County,. , t ./..... tsh tsh tsh t tsh tsh tsh. tsh t Beaver, Beaver Beaver, Beaver, . . . . . Beaver, Crawford,. . . Union, Union, ..... Columbiana,. Guernsey, . . Pike Venango, . . . Green, Erie,: Carteret, Beaufort, Clearfield, . . . . Berkshire, . . . . Chesteri Scott, '. .. Jackson, Washington, . . Hillsborough,. . Middlesex, ... . West Chester, . Bedford, Bedford, Richmond, ... Oldham, Coshocton, . . . Cuyahoga, . . . Meigs, Lawrence, . . . Somerset, . . . . Bucks, Clinton, Diitchess,. . ... Eseanibia, , . . Hampshire, . . Waldo,... .'. Allegany, Bedford, ..... I^ewberry, . . . Nash, ..... . .-. Jackson, Kenpebeck, . . Pope, ".. . ... State. In. Pa. In. Ten. Pa.II. O. Md. Pa. Pa.Pa. Pa. Pa.Pa. Pa.Pa. Pa. O.O. O. Pa. O. ' Pa. N.C.N.C. S. C. s. c. Pa.Mas. S. C. Mo. Ten.Me. N.H. Mas. N.Y. Pa. Pa. Pa.Va.Geo. Ten.Ken. O. O.0. In. N.X Pa-, N.Y.N.Y. F.T. Mas. Me. N.Y.Pa.S. G. N.C.Al. Me. II. HgNf HgKi Oe Df LgSg Nf ¦Nf Nf NfNfNfNq.Qf Qf NfMg Oe Jg NdRk' Ri MN Nn Pf Ud iNi fl AZaWd WdUePf PfPf Oi' L m Hk LhLf Me LgHhTf SfUb UeGpVd Zh Ed Pg Mi l\Yb Fi Popula tion. 671 24,183 1,293 1,8251,892 829914 185 2,980 1,3951,488 717 471 1,504 443 10,969 D. fr. D. fr. Wash. Cap. 37,039 "434 1,063 1,563 685 2,750 94,509 1,369 869 9,024 30,396 104896 406 966 1,453 1,595 2,391 1,584 9,491 3,077 743 1,372 218 637474 293 862 353 84 264 254275 259 251 318169 169 295 315 401 959463 325 383 629 188 ,365 479890664709 456 436 268 ,206- 42 241 220 140 61 '47 240 '932 243937 299257 5959 165 9868 192 67 958 xm ns126 584 163 122113 50- 273 66 HI 18 13 135 96 105 94 1,375 574 352 342349633 211 171 544 317 1,040 383641 333 98 506 955 6866058I0: 53 68 149 88 73 45 102 167 73 232 76 40 262 78 .58 62 172 10 192 I CONSULTING INDEX. 17 Names of Places. Bellair, _. . . . BeUe Air, BeUbrook, Belief ante, . .' Bellefontaine, ........ Bellefontaine, Bellefontaine, Bellefontaine, BeUehaVen, Belle Plain, Belleville, SellevHle '. . .. . Belleville, Belleville, Belleville, Belleville, 'Belleville, Belleville, ...» Belleville, Belleview, Bellfield Bell's Landing, P. O.. Bellsville, .......a. Bellihgham, Belloua, , Belmont, Belmont^ Belmont, BELMONT, Belmont, Belpre, . ., . Belton, P. Q Belvedere, Belvedere, Belvidere, Belvidere^ Bemis, , . . , Bengal, , Benedict, Bennetsville, Bennetville, , BENNINGTON, . .. Bennington, Bennington, Bennington, ., Bennington, ........ Bensalem, Benson; Ben'tleyville, Benton, Benton, BENTON, Benton, Benton, Bergen, BERGEN, Bergen, '. BERKELEY, Berkley, ,; .A. BERKS, ffierkshite, c. t . . t t ..^. t c. t. . Class. c. t. t .. thorough, . . County, . t tsh c. t t County, , t tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tshy County, . c. t c. t tsh. and t. Cotmty, . . tsh: Cotinty, . . . t County,. . Harford, . . . . Lancaster, . . Green, . . . . . Centre, ... . Baldwin, . .". Logan, . . . . St. Louis, . . . Washington, Accomack, . . Stafford, ... .'. Jefferson, . . . Mifflin Wood, Conecuh, . . . Davidson, . . . Boone, Hopkins,. .. . Richland, . . . St Clair, ... Calhoun, , . . . Sussex, ... .- Monroe, . . . . Mbnroe, . . . . Norfolk, . . . . Ontario, ... . . Waldo, . . . . . Wayne, . . . . Wayne, , . . County. Belmont Washington, Fairfield, . . . Perquimans, . Franklin, . . . Allegany, . . . Warren, .... Cljautauque, . Dutchess, -. . . Charles, . . . . St. Clair,,... Marlbqro', . . Bennington,.Grenesee, .... Delaware, . . . Licking, .... Bucks, Rutland, .... Halifax, .... Cattaraugus, Yates, Yazoo,. . . . .Scott, ... . Genesee, . . i^ Bergen, . . . Bristol, . . . Franklin, . bT state. Md.S. C. O.Pa. Al.O. Mo.Mo.Va.Va. N.V. Pa.Va. Al. Ten. Ken.Ken. O. II.u.Va.Al. O. Mas.N.Y. Me. Pa.Mi.O:0.O.S.C. N.C.VtN.Y.N.J. N.Y.N.Y. Md. Al. S.C.Vt. vtN.Y.O.O. Pa. Vt Va. N.Y. N.Y.Al.Mi.Mo. N.Y. N.J. N.J.Va. Mas. Pa. Vt Kef. Letters RgNlJg QfGp. Kf Dh Dh Si QhRo QfMgGoGj Jh GiLf DhS^ ^jGo Mg WdQdVbSeFo Mf MfMg Nl Rj Vb Pd SfOdUe Rh Hm01 Uc.UdPdLfLf TfUcFjPd Qd ImDn Ei PcTeTf QgWe Rf Vb Popula lion. 189698 266 173 50 1,102 1,042 28,627 132 1,036 185 17,468 3,419 2,224 490 551 1,811 1,493 3,957 1,508 29,419 4,651 10,518 907 53,152 1,308 p. fr. Wash. 61 425 462 192 1,094 458 860908 996 58 395169 314 959 737 518 758 389843946 184935304 405 337 635 978 998 288316 556 330910 335 49 735 406 414 363395389 157 468 930 315392 1,075 883368 222419 '$60 D. St. Cap. 5391 66 85 232 62 139120-194. 70 169 77 314 193 23 68 230 69 71 146 63 136150 97 186 34 173 175 119 111 49 959 54 338 54 142 1,02 190 956 3i . 38 119 84 115 300 187 64 236 241 56 37 64 18 CONSULTING- INDEX. Names of Places. BERKSHIRE, .... Berkshire, Berkshire,. Berlin,. ., Berlin,. Berlin, '. Berlin, Berlin, ....:.,.... Berlin, Berlin, Berlin, Berlin, ....,; Berlin, Berlin,. ,. , Berlin,.- Berlin, Berlinville, Bernard, B "Berne, Berue, . . . .' Berne, ; . . . Berne, .' Bernsville, Berrien, BERRIEN, . Eerrysyille, Berrvfown,. ....... BERTIE, .... Berwick, Berwioki A. Berwipk, Bethabara, Bethany, Bethany, . . , Bethel,.... Bethel, : . Bethel, Bethel, Betheli...^ Bethel; Bethel, B. Bethel, B. Bethel, Bethel, ..' Bethel, ¦ Bethel, Bethel,. Bethinia, Bethlehem, Bethlehem, Bethlehem, Bethlehem, A. Bethlehem, A. Bethlehem, East,.. B. Bethlehem, West,. G. Bethlehem, Bethlehem, ...... .A. Bethlehem, Bethlehem, Bettsburg, Beula, Class. County, . tsh tsh t tsh. and t . t t tsh. ; tsh. and t. ,'. tsh; tsh. ... tsh. tsh. tsh. and t. -, tsh, tsh c. t County. County, .... County, . t. ..... . tsh. t t. tsh borough, . tsh. tsh.tsh. tsh.tsh. t. .. tsh.t .': TiogaJ Delaware, . . . . Oxford CoOs, Washington, . . Worcester, . . . . Hartford, Rensselaer, . . . Somerset, . . . . . Worcester, . . . . Delaware, . . . . Holmes, ...... Knox, .... Trumbull, Sangamon,. . , . Northampton, . Somei^ett', . . Berks, Albany, Athens, ...... Fairfield, ..... Berks, . , Dooly, .^ , Knox, . Kent, . tsh. ..... t t, , . t tsh. and t . tshi tsh. tsh tsh; ..... tsh. tsh. York, Adams, ..... (Columbia, ... Stokf Sj ...... Genesee, ' . . . . Wayne, Oxford,.. Windsor, . . . : , Ontario, . .. . . , Sullivan, Bedford Berks; ->'..... Delaware, . . . . Lebanon, Amherst, Clark,. Clermont,-.. . . . Miamii Posey, ....... Stokes, . . '. . . . . Grafton', Litchfield, .. .. Albany, ...... Hunterdon, . . . Northampton, ; Washington, . . Washington, . . Southampton, . Coshocton, .... Stark, . ..-, ... . Clarke State. Chena go, Cambria, Mas. N.Y. 0. Me. N.H. Vt Mas. Ct. N.Y.Pa.Md. 0. O.o.o. II. Pa.N.J.Pa. N.Y.O.O.Pa.Geo.M.T. In.Del. N.C. Me. Pa.Pa. N.C.N.Y. Pa. Me.Vt N.Y. N.Y. Pa. Pa.Pa. Pa. Va." O. O. O- In. N.C. N.H. Ct.N.Y. N.J.Pa.Pa. Pa.Va.0. O. In. N.Y.Pa. ^JefT Letters Ud Rd, Lf Xb Wb VbWdVeVd PgSh Kf Mf LfMeEg SfTf RfTd Mg LgRf Kn He GhSgQj XeRg Re N'jPd Se Xb Vc QdTe Pg Rf Sg RfOi ,Kg JhJgGiNj WbUe UdTf SfNf NfQj Mf Mf lh SdPf Popula tion. 37,835 1,7111,057 478 73 J,664 692 3,039,019 645 597590 733 9!;069'9,1533,607 933 1,388 325 12;262 3,168 1,417 9,374 397 1,6901,677 1,1921,2081,491 367 1,604 1,726 340 1,366 673 906 6,089 9,032 2,4309,6099,048 419 886 D.fr. Wa% 290392 634 585 520409 3253S8157150 414333384 309 803192 913 J 50 375341 3,65 155 739 D.fr. Cap. 679 10^ 501 '87 196 344365 265593491 338 994 199144 111 139 192 450 477 456 728 350 54931fi381 194 184 310 217213 346 329592320 180 148 23 61 118 5 32 11 51 135 113 20 88 54 147 81 99 '47 5922 88 35 64 -97 113 12 103 36 86 118 241 169 63, 38 187 129 963485 29 148 54 -110 60 167122 100 36 12 3691 203 210- 91 99 114 101 119 133 COJJSULTING INDEX. 19 Names of Places. c. t County,. County,.t tsh; Class. Beva,nsville, Beverly, BeKerly, • BIBB, BIBB, .......... Biddeford, Big Beaver, Big Bone Lick, P.O. A Big Flats,.. Big Island, .... Big Lick, ...^ Big Lick, Big Ri.yer Mills, P.O. Bigbyvilje, Billerica,.. Billsbi4rg, Bingham, Binghamptott, ....... Burdsall, .......... . Birdsville, Birmingham, Birmingham, Bii:mingham, ... .A. Birmingham, C. Birmingham, Bishopsville, El!(ckp .,...,.. Blackbird, Black's Bluft; Blacksburg, , Black Lick, Black River, Black Rock, Blackwood Town, . . . BLADEN, ., Bladensburg, . , BlairsvUle, Blairsville, ......... Blakeley, Blakeley, Blakeley, Blakesburg, Blandford, . i Blandford, BLEDSOE, Blendon, Blenheim, Blinkleysville, ...... Blissfield, ... A. Blockley, . . , Bloody Run,. ... Bloom,, A, Bloom, , Blooin, Bloom, Bloom, Bloomfield,^ A Bloomfield, ........ Bloomfield, , Bloomfield, Bloomfield, New, . .. County. tsh.tsh. t .. t .; t ., t t .' t ....... c. t tsh t ........ t , borough, I tsh tsh... t t,. tsh t. . i County, . tsh. ,tsh tV... . tsh. tsh. . . ; . ti tsh. tsh. . . . . tsh. ... . tsh t tsh, and t. tsh tsh c. t 1 Alleghany, Essex, . 1 . . , Randolph, ' . t .....;..,. t. tsh. ^ tsh. .. .. , t fc, Cotmty,.. . t. i borough, . . t tsh. . t ....... t Plantation, t York, . ..'(.. . Beaver, , Boone, Tioga, Marion, ...... Bottetourt, ... Gallatin, ... . St Francisj . . Maury, Middlesex) . . . Randolph, . . . .. Somerset, . . . . Broome, . . . . . Allegany, . . . . Burke, Clinton, . . .' . . Allegany, . '. Chester, ..>.. Delaware. ,.., Huntingdon, ¦ Sumter, State. New Castle,.. '. Wilcox, . . Montgomery,.I^dia:na, Lorain, ...... Erie, . . . . Gloucester,.. . . Prince George's Indiana, ...... York,...'.....Luzerne, Baldwin, ...... Earley, .... . . . Penobscot, . . . . Hampden, . ¦ ¦ . Prince George, Franklin, . ; . . Schoharie, . .. Halifax, . . . , . Latu.wee, . . . . Phiftdolphia, . Bedford, . . . . , Columbia, . . , , Fairfield,-. . . . Morgan, Scioto, ...... Seneca,. . . ... Somerset, . . . , Ontario, E^sex, ....... Crawford,. . . Perry,. MdTMas. Va. Qeo. Al. Me. Pi. Ken. N.Y." O.Va. Ken. Mo. Ten. Mas.Va.Me. N. Y.' N.Y.Geo.N.Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa.s;.c. In.Del. Al.Va.Pa.O.N.Y. N.J.N.C.Md. Pa. S.C.Pa. Al.Geo.Me. Mas.Va. Ten. O.N.Y. N.C. M. T. Pa.Pa. Pa. O. O.0.O. . Me.^, Y. N.J. Pa.Pa. Ref. Letters Pg Xd Oh KnGmXc NfJh Rd Kf Oi Jh Di GkWd pg YaSd PdLn ITb Nf|SSg PfNlGiSgGo NiOfLeOdSg PIRhOf MlSe Fp^lo ZaVdQi Ik LfTd QjJ e Sg P f ReLg Mgl£KeYb QdTfNe Of Popula tion. D. ft. Wash. 4,073 7,i,54 6,306 1,995 1,943 1,149 470 1,374 537 543 590 977584 1,341 1,850 909 7,811 957 1,196 403 1,590 4,648 666 2,271 3,401 9,090 9,135 1,006 639 389 1,0793,861 4,309 197 10s -448 291 D.fr. Cap. 142 16 210 527263 525280491 950 551922 740 435224 648 991 326 625 521 992 113116163 458748 107 968 990 189385379 146 72 941 66 207 51 173 43 143 4919 940 55 145 245 71 150 200 7784 105 67 187 17 127 215 161138 987 44 189441 947 1,090 869 685 363 147 31 161 !86 199 228227 90 102 25 399 372 243 490 131 118191386345403 423 632 344319323 122 105389 67 83 96 811465 92 8333 203 53 262 so CONSULTING iNpEX. Names of Places. Bloomfield, Bloomfield, Bloomfield, . . . .7. . Bloomfield, Bloomfield, ...... Bloomfield, Bloomfield, Bloomfield, Bloomfield, ...... Bloomfield, Bloomirigburg, . . . Blooming Grove,. Blooming Grove, . Blooming Grove, . Blpoibingpbrt, . . . Bhimington, BtoomiT^ton, . .. . Bloomsburg, BLOUNT,.....- BLOUNT,. Blount Springs, . . Biountsville, Blountsville, . BhuntviUe, Blountville, Blue Anchor, Blue HiU, Blue Mounds, . . Bide River,,.. .. Blue River,; . . .. Blue River, . . . . . Blue Rock, Bluffdale, Kuffton, Boardman, Bogard,.... ... . Bc«gs, BoTes'lJurg, ..... Bolivar,... .. ... Bolivar,.; Bolivar, Bolivar Bolivar, Bolivia, Bolton Bolton, ........ Bolton, Bolton, Bolton, ........ Bombay,. ...... dtoagh Town,;. 6om......... Bonnet Carre, P. ^no, Bon Pas Boon, ......... Bonn, , , BOONE , BOONE, . BOONE, Booneville, .... B. A. Class. County. '. State. tsh. . i. tsh. , t. ... tsh. . tsh. . tsh. . c. t . t...t tsh. tsh -. t ...V tsh. and c. o. t: t- County, ... Cotmty, . . . t . . tsh.tsh. tsh. . tsh. . t . .'. b... tsh..tsh.". tsh. . t tsh. . t c. t . t .. t .. t; . :, tsh. .... t t Coiinty, Nelson, .W . Jackson,;-..Jefferson, ... Knox, Pickaway, , Richland, . . Trumbull, . Oakland, . . Greene,. . . . Edgar, Fayette, . . . Orange, . . . Richland,- . . FrankliUi^. . Crawford,. . Mpnroe, . . . McLean,; .. Columbia, . . tsh. .\ . . tsh.~. . . ,. County, . County, . County, . t . tsh. and t . Blouiits Jones, ......... Lawrence,;'. . . Blount, Sullivan, Gl'oucester, Hancock, .'.... Iowa, Hancock Harrison, . ; . . . Johnson, Muskingum, . . Greene,- Ray,,. ....';.., Trumbull, . . . , Daviess, ..... Centre, . '. . . . . Ceintre, ....... Allegany, .... Jackson, Hardimob, ; . . Monroe; Tiiscarawas, . Sts Genevieve, Chittenden, . . Worcester, . . . Tolland, . ; . . . Ulster, ...... Warren, : ^ . ¦ Franklin, ,. .,. . Adams,, ; ;; . ; St. John Bapust, Lawrence, . . White, Harrison, .. . ; Warrick,,. . . Warrick, Ken. O.O. O. O.O. O. M. T. In. II. 0. N.Y.O. In. M. T. In. II. Pa. Al. Ten. Al. Geo. Ten.Al. Ten. N.J. Me. M. T. In.In.In.a II. Mo. O., 111. Pa. , Pa. N.Y. Al.Ten. Mi.O. Mo. Vt. Mas. Ct.N.Y, N.Y,N.Y,Pa. II. La. In.II.In. In. Ken. In. Mo. In. Ref Letters Ii Lg Nf Lf ^9 LfNe Kd'Hg Gg Kg Te Lf lg Ca HgFf Rf Hi Kk Him Km Gk HI LjTgZb Ed lg HhlgMg Dg ZAg NeGhQf Qf PdHI EkFra Mf DiVb Wd VeUe UcTbQg Eh Dp Hh, Fh Hh GhJh Hf BhGh Popuia- ¦tion. ' 30T527 58 762 144 349 343 100 2,099 ,573 D. fr. W>sk 595 377 274 385403 390 313545 648 689 429 271 394530 D.fr. Cap. 44 ' 84 135 37 17. 59 170 19 76 120 44 106 85 64 4,233 11,028 1,486 "5^6 1,015 432 1,004 821 1,366 '449 30 452 1,253 774 1,467 3,i24 1,783 805 9,075 621 8,859 627 .749 185 51 120 75 789658 773.748 409 161 676 9755'47 614 588 348897 1,103. 286 679 209' 183 306, - 669,849939 331 894525 4l3 448 310449 1,241 631747 693719 713 90 16 '90 110 306 53 78 "96 194 30 71 116 151 161 96 105 89 275 189 158163 111152 19 30 12 61 ' 72 ^7 33 36 84 106 145 187 188 CONSULTING INDEX. 21 Names of Places. ..A Boonsboro',. Boonsboro', . ;' Boonville, Boonville, BordensviUe, Borden Town, ...... Borodino, Boscawen,v BOSTON, Boston, ^. . . . . Boston; , Bostoii, a Boston, Boston Cornfer, . . .F BOTTETOURT,..BOURBON, ...... £ovina, Bow, .;,......, Bowdoin, Bowdoinham, Bowling Green, . ... . Bowling Grem, Bowling Green, Bowling Green, Bowling Green, Bowerbank, . . . BowerstiUe, . . . Boxborongh B Boxford, Boyd's Hole, ¦ Boydstown, Boydton,. Boylston, . . . , Boylston, .....;.;.. Bozrah, A. Braceville, B. BRACKEN, Bradford, Bradford, A . Bradfijrd, BRADFORD, Bradford, East, ...E. Bradford, West, . .V. Bradford, Bradford Springs, P.O. Bradley Vale, A. Brady, •. Brady, Braintree, Braintree, Braintrim, BRANCH, Brandenburg, , Brandon, , . Brandon, Brandon, Brandy wine, ..... B . Brandy wing, , BrandyiiiineJ Bran(}ywine, ....... Branford tsh. and t. . t Capital, . . . tsh t tsh t County,. County, . tsh t ; Washington', . . Madison, Oneida, ; , Cooper, ... . , Carteret,. . . . . , Burlington, . . , Onondaga, ..... Merrimack, . . Suffolk,.. Erie,.;.; Jefferson, .... Clark, : ...... Portage, Berkshire, . . . , c. t c. t tsh. tsh. and c. t c. t t .. t .. t .. c.t t. . ,. .. . tsh t tsh Cbunty, ; t . ; t Cotmty, . tsh. . . . ; t'sh. . . ; . tsh. tsh. tsh:t ... t tsh.....; County, . c. t t . . tsh. c. t. tsh. . .'. . . Hundred, t ; tsh t County. Delaware,; . . > Merrimack, . . Lincoln, ..... Lipcoln, Caroline, .... Warren, . . . . . Licking, Clay,..;,..... Pike,... . Penobscot, . . .. Fretnklin,' Middlesex, . . . Esse±,. King George,; Penobscot, . . . Meekleiiburg, Worcester, . ; . Oswego, New London, . Trumbull, ... Merrimack, . . Orange, ^ssex, ..;.... Chester, . ; . . ; Chester, ; . . ; . Clearfield, . . . . Sumter,' ; . . . . Caledonia-, . . . Clearfield. Kalamazoo, . . Orange, .... Norfolk, ..;.'. Luzerne, . . . . Meade, Rutland, Franklin, . . . ; Rankin, Chester, ... . N. Castle King William, Hancock, . . . New Haven, . State. Md..Ken.' N.Y. Mo. N.C. N.J. N.Y. N.H. Mas.N.Y. Ken. O.0-MaslVa.Ken.N.Y.N.H. Me. ¦Me. Va. Ken.O., In. ' Mo. Me. Geo. Mas. Mas. Va.Me. Va. Mas. N.Y. Ct.o. Ken.N.H. Vt Mas. Pa.Pa.Pa.Pa.S.C.Vt. Pa. M.T. VtMas.Pa. M. T. Ken. VtN.Y. Mi. Pa. Del.Va. In.Ct. Kef Letters Qg-Jl ScBhQITfRdWcWd Pd lhKgMeUd Oi JhTdWc YbYb Qh Hi Lg-GgCg YaKIWd WdQh Za, Pj Wd Re Ve Me Jh W c Vb Wd Re Sg Sg PfNlWbPeId VcWd.Re leHhUe Tb DnSfSgQi lgVe Popula. tion. D. fr. vyasli. 2,746 9,093 61,399 1,521 32 440 64 16,35418,436 1,348 1,065 2,094 2,061 821 1,168 49 '474 935 123 890 388 1,073 584 6,5181,9851,5071,856 19,746 1,0991,550 631 91 331391 1,909 1,758 799 331 1,940 316 1,4563,221 478 2,332 59 526414 1,095 369170339489439356585 443347358 D. fr. Cap. 92 55 110 51 152 7 157 289 33 46 196149 353468575578 78 ,685 349 641948691588 427 459 74 691 924404 441354304465504453 lis 113 193489554949 635500 438964 628 478511 1,051 129 110 98 550308 89 6 90' 90 44 145 49- 69 132 93 124 95 97 9396 118 37 143 30 155 '95 9526 7270 121 4845 142142 22 13 154 9074 399 1663 49942141 22 CONSULTING INDEX. Navies of Places. Brantingham, Brasher, Brattleboro', Brattonsville, P. O, . . BRECKENRIDGE, Brecknock, B . Brecknock, Bremen, Brentwood, ..... .B. Brentsville, Breton Woods, Brewer, Brewster, . . . ; Briar Creek, B . Bficksville, Bridgeport, Bridgeport, Bridgeport,. Bridgeport,. Bridgeport, Bridgeport, Bridgeton, Bridgetown, Bridgetown, Bridgetown, Bridgetown, Bridgeville, Bridgeville, ; Bridgewater, B . Bridgewater, ..;.... Bridgewater, Bridgewater, East,.A . Bridgewater, North, . Bridgewiiter, West, E . Bridgewater, Bi:idgewatei-,' Bridgewater,- A, Bridgewater, ¦ Bridgewater, Bridport, Brighton, ....,.' Brighton, D. Brighton, Brighton,. ... A. Brighton, ; Brighton, ...... Brightsville, Brimfield, . . . ; , Brimfieldi' Brindle Town, Bringier, P. O .' Bristol, Bristol, Bristol, BRISTOL, BRISTOL, Bristol, Bristol, Bristol, , Bristol •Bristol, .'.'. Class. tsh. , tsh. t .. County,tsh.- tsh t . .. t c. t tsh.tsh.t .. t tsh. and t ; . tsh tsh. t t tsh. and t.. tsh tsh. County. Lewis, ...... St. Lawrence, Windharii, . . . York tsh. t .. County, . County, . t, tsh. and t . Berks, Lancaster, . . . Lincoln, Rockingham,.Pr. William,.. Coos, ........ Penobscot, . . . Barnstable, . . , Columbia, . . . Cuyahoga, . . . Fairfield, iiladison, .... Seneca, FayettCj Harrison, .... Belmont, . ... . Cumberland, . Ciimberland, . Northampton, Kent, , Queen Ann,. . Sullivan, Sussex, Grafton, Windsor, .... Plymouth; . . . . Plymouth, . . . . Plymouth, . . . , Plymouth Oneida, Somerset, Susquehannah, Limestone, . . . Monroe, . . ; . . , Addison, ...;.. Somerset, . . . . . Middlesex, . . . . Monroe, Beaver, Beaver, -. Lorain, ....... Marlboro', . . . . Hampden, . . . Pbr-tage, ...... Burkci St. James, Lincoln, Grafton, ...;.. Addison, State, tsh. Bristol, . . . . Hartford, i . Ontario, . . . Ulster, ; . . . Bucks, . . . . N.Y.N.Y.Vt s;c. Ken. Pa. Pa. Me. N.H. Va. N.H. Me. Mas. Pa.O. ct. -, N.Y.N.Y. Pa.Va. O. N.J. Me. Va. Md.Md. N.Y. Del. N.H.Vt Mas.Mas. Mas.Mas. N.Y.N.J.Pa.Al. II. Vf Me. Mas. N.Y. Pa.Pa. O.S. C. Mas. O. N.C.La. - Me. N.H.Vf.Mas.R. L R. L Ct.N. Y. N. Y. Pa. Ref .etters Sc Tb Vd Mi Hi RfRfYcWd Qh W b, Zb Xe Re Me Ue Sc RdOfNg NfSgXbSi' 3'g S-g Te Sh Wc Vc XeXd WdWd SdTfSeGI DhUc Ya Wd Qc Nf Nf LeOIVd Me Mk Cp Yc Wc Ub WeWe We VeQd Ud Tf Popula- , tion. 662836 2,141 7,345 866 1,048 770878 "ios 1,0781,4181,706 522 2,800 797 169 1,541 784 1,311 185 1,6531,9531,049 1,608 354 9,450 1,774 792 972 3,128 901 ^3 1,599 552 2,450 7^9 1,247 49,592 5,4463,(J34 1,707 2,953 2,794 D.fr. Wash. 4ii4 520416 -449 '139 129 filO 479 48 543 662 481 196 346 283356342 206220 965 175 581 959 9678 974 114 509 486494 499 437499365 900271 746895 48 652 429364 254 255 381398 371 394 466 1,962 603 ,504 595 409339 ,343 395 D.fr. Cap. 120 252 121 67 ¦""ss 55 45 37 •104 102 67 89 8p 199 51 117 16 199 966 134 ¦69 74 189 61 41 109 55 35 58 272290 94 81 . 34 163 137 113 66 53 5 216 232233 116102 64 120 202 60 45 3054 15 16 209 46 154 116 00-^t— C01>'C0I>*l>-CTCTil~' ¦»O^-^-tOC0t:-C^C0C0CDi>'CT»O"^r-*-CTC3C0cr>COCHCDCTCO00aDC0Tl^Mt-CTCTCDCOi5-^t~-rHC0CTCT r-ii-HCocomCT-^i-ir-fcoco •lotocoCTcoCTCTcocoCTOi'^'^'^eoCTCMCTmcococo^CT -^o ' c- r-. »o ¦ CO lO I— I •CO rHCT CJl C3 CO t- O — .-( CO CO t- '^ eo "^ CO ?S: cn .— I CO lO 00 «-i CT CT lO CO CO CO C^iC-^OOCO -lO— 'COf a 3 ^ c — a, 1 CO I— C l-H t- CT r-i t~- CT ¦iri»oaiCD'0'^t^t--^coco • tO-QO QOt-t-OCOCOCOCTCp -COOO'i-HOd 0_CO CO O_"^ r4'CT*"i-H TjT ; CO «-Hi-H lOCT r-T ', i-H 05 CO to -'t- CO CO CO "3 CO I- CO CO • CO .-H ro CT cft o lOr-j^CO • GO^CO CT CO »0 CI CO 00 CT t- COOO i-H lO O^ CO ^ o ^ : a Qqp C m (i o m cq^i^c ^S& (U tn I— 1 -3 i t> r" ^ ¦Sf§ coQgfa «g t 2 o rf =3' : 's 3 .. rf 11.1 td^ ill W -J s HI tfl n u rC bo bo CT* QJ '^ 0-3o g. qT ^_J- ^ *nl QJ .S 2 2-S -§ S " o o ^ PfeWS .a a o a ... n =3 br-3 !>, B a g g pj-o -3 2 -s t2 a .oj -" s *n „ qT j3 -a i2 3 »j 3 ;BB ^ stJJ J JS .2 J3J3 • ¦' ¦ J3 i2 *! J hJ :pi :: O a S~^h ' rf rf d O Ji! O o JO.OOOpQ^g pqcqpqnpqpqmmiSmpq.i=Qn 332. tn Oi tn 'U 'U T3 "O T3 'q3 "^ "33 tri cp ed cc .bd ^ ^ ^ . o o o o 45 CC rd^ 0-• Q QQCqcQpqpqqqpqcqcQpqcqcq oooOoooooooO oO O T3 S --000- fef : : : : :fe; . . . wfe c ri c b' c'^, cTh 0' c d 'o'o^'^'o^'o'o'o b 5 o CO o-:3"&0 & & & P sO g & g p ? 0 0O00OOO0 0gOO(^0O0MO000O|^O0O0O ^cqmcqpQf^c^nSmn &(^ cqpqmfStecncqca dq-m cq cq q:)~n S cS ». e O O .a c, a a -fe fe & & tSa S S & .132 tn m «i ri- c '^ o o o o o o o 1^ L. Uf ti t-i t- iH oq 03 pq cq cq CQ oq 24 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Brownstown, ........ Brownsiown, Brownsville, Brownsville, Brownsville, Bro-yijnsville, Brownsville^ Brownsville, Brownsville, Brownsville, .Brownsville, ........ Bruiiisburg, Branson, Brunswick,,. Brunsjvick, Brunswick, Brunswick, North, B. Brunswick, South, . . . Brunswick, BRUNSWICK, .... BRUNSWICK, .... Brunswick, Brunswick, BRUNSWICK, .... Brunswick, Brunswick, Brush Creek, Brush Creek, Brush Creek, Brutus, B . Brutus, a. BRYAN, Bryan, C.H. Bryan Town, Bryan's C. Roads, P.O. Buchanan, Buck Creek, Buckey's Town, Buckiield, -Buckingham, Buckingham, BUCKINGHAM,... Buckland, Biickland, BUCKS, Bucks, Buckskin, ,.'.., Bucksport, Buck Town, Bucyrus, Buffalo, ; A. Buffalo, Buffalo, Buffalo Buffalo, ; Buffalo, '....A. Buffalo Buffalo, ...'.' Buford's Bridge, P. O BULLITT,. BULLOCK, .'.'.'.'..'. tsh. and c. t. t tsh t t . t. . t tsh. and t. t tsh. t. .. ts,h , , tsh. tsh. ...... tsh tsh County, .. . County, . . . old c. h. County, . c. t tsh. tsh. . . . tsh tsh tsh County, . t. .. . tsH.t. .. t. .. tsh tsh County, . t. t County, . tsh tsh t tsh. and c. t. tsh c. t tsh , tsh tsh tsh tsh County, . Coiinty, . County. Wayne Jackson,_ . . . , Penobscot, . . . Jefferson, . . . , Fayette, Granville,. .. , Haywood, . . . , Edmondson, . Licking, Union, ...... Jackson, '. . . . Claiborne,. . . . Huron, ...... Cumberland, . Essex,. ...... Rensselaer,. .. Middlesex, . . . Middlesex, . . . Schuylkill, . . . Brunswick, Brunswick, Glynn, Medina, .... Muskingum, , Highland,. . . Scioto, > Cayuga, . . . . . "Cayuga, ..... Bryan, Charles, Northampton, Bottetourt, . . . Hancock, . . . . Frederick, . . . Oxford, Bucks, Wayne, . . . . Franklin, . . Tuscaloosa Tuscarawas, Ross,. Hancock, . . . Dorchester, . Crawford, . . Erie, Erie, Armstrong, . Butler, Perry, ..... Union, Washington, . Guernsey, . . . Barnwell, state ^"^^ ''""-P"'"- Bidie. Letters tion. M. T. In.Me. N.Y.Pa.N.C.Ten. Ken. O. In. II.Mi.O. Me. Vt N.Y. N.J. N.J. Pa.Va. N.C. N.C. N.C.Va. Geo. O. O.O. O. N.Y. N.Y. Geo. Geo.Md. N.C.Va.In. Ma,Me. Pa. Pa.Va.- Mas. Al. Pa.O. O.Me.Md. O. N.Y.N.Y. Pa.Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa.O. S.C. Ken. Geo. Kd Hh Za Rb OfPjEk HiLg Ei CoLe XcWbUd Tf Tf RfQjPI PIPI QjMo Me LgKg_ Kh Re RdMoMn Rh QjOi Qg XbSf Se FiVd GmSfMf ZbRh Kf OdOd OfOf Rf Rf Nf MgMm Ii Mn 402 9,998 1,999 195155 468 3,547 160 9,5755,9742,557 2,929 15,767 6,516 D.fr. Wash. 449 1,302 1,241 174 1,827 3,139 508 603 696 415305246 891 678 349 518833 lill7 395568 579388190187 167 D.fr. Cap. 18 ,69 97 164198 58 175 l38 '49 76 127 ¦83 109 309311 24.29 64 437446 1,514 9,199 179 18,351 1,039 733 356 346 437435349 344682 44 235 234 562 4d 585164 281 170174 45,745 546 9,8999,337 794 8,668 2,385 1,005 1,970 ^,136 1,519 663 401827 200 118 69 ¦7.8 83 153 153 155 64 95 182 15 83 34 112178 5,652 2,587 337 422 659 114 409374376 220224 130 172 244 308 577 107 32 94 5811 61 7769 282 284188192 20 63 225 8777 CONSULTING INDEX. 25 Names of Pla'ces. . Bullskin, Bull Town, BuUviUe, Bunceville, BUNCOMBE,..: .. Buncombe, Burdette, Bupget's Town, Burget's Town, Burke, BURKE, BURKE, Burkesville, Burkittsville, Burlington, Burlington, C. Burlington, Burlington,. . . .- Burlington, BURLINGTON,...Burlington, A. Burlington,. Bilrlington, Burlington, Burlington, -Burlington, Burlington, Burlington, a. Burlington, Burlington, Burlington,. Bums, Burnham, Burning Spring, P. O, Burnt Com, Bur Oak, Burrillville, Burton, .. . . . ; Burton, Bushkill, BushviUe, Sushwick, A. Busseron, Busti, Butcher Town, Butler, BUTLER, Butler, BUTLER,. BUTLER,.... BUTLER, Butler;. Butler, Butler, Butler, Butternuts, BUTTS, Buxton, Byberry, A, Byram B, ¦ tsh.t. .. County, . t. t.....t County, . County, . c, t. tsh. and t. . t County, . . . tsh City, tsh tsh, c. t. c.t. tsh. and t. . tsh. tsh. and t. . t tsh. t .. tsh. tsh.tsh.t. .. Ml. tsh-.tsh. tsh. County, borough. County, . County, . County, . tsh tsh tsh tsh. . . . .' tsh. County, . tsh. tsh.tsh. Fayette, . . , Lewis, . . . . Orange, . . . St. Clair,.'.. Cpunty. Iowa, , , Tompkins, . . , Erie,, Washington, . Caledonia, . . , .; Cumberland, . , Frederick, . . . , Chittenden, . . Middlesex, ... . , Hartford, Otsego, Sullivan, ,, Burlington, . . Burlington, . . Bradford, .... McKfean, Hampshire, . . Boone, Belmont, Hamilton, . . . Lawrence, . . . Licking, Carroll, Allegany, .... Waldo, Floyd Monroe, La Grange, . . Providence, . . Strafford, . . . . Geauga,, Northampton, Pike, Kings, Knox, Chautauque,. . Richland Wayne, . . . . . Butler, Columbiana,. Dark, Knox, Montgomfery,. Otsego, ...... York, Philadelphia, . Sussex,. Brown, State. Pa.Va. N.Y. M. T. N.C. M^T. N.Y.Pa. Pa. Vt.N.C.Geo. Ken.Md. Vt.Mas.Ct.N.Y. N.Y.N.J.N. JJ N.J. Pa.Pa. Va. Ken. O.O. O.O. In.N.Y. Me.Ken. Al. In. R.I.N.H.O. Pa.Pa. N.Y. In. NY. S. C. "N.Y. Pa.Pa.Al. ken. O.O. O.O.O.N.Y. Geo. Me. Pa. N.J.O. Ref Letters Of Nh Te Ld Lk Dd Rd o.dNf Wb MkLny. Ub Wd VeSd Te Tg Tf Tf RePeNfJgLh Lf Hf Q d Y b LiGo LeWe Wc Me Sf Se Uf Gh Od Ml ReOf Nf Ho Hi Jff Mf Jg Lf JgSd J m XcSfTf Kh Popula- D. fr. tion. Wash. 1,221 16,281 ,866 11,83317,6 340 3,525 446 1,301 2,459 31,107 2,670 1,800 527 IBO 976 8362 149 903 709 409 9,196 395 646 1,402 1,620 1,764 14,581 767 15,650 3,058 27,142 1,722 517419 1,594 3,991 4,9442,855 1,018 958 2,349 199 296282 591 D. fr. Cap. 174 296 103 65 984 . 298 348 246 558 628 57 515 US 336364 279 160158 249295 126 513 268 507405377 651 318 635 421949 621393 544323 199 939927 709331 501 354 936 346499359 466 344 530 153 994473 196 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Class. Byron, Byron, Byron, CABARRUS, CABELL, Cabin Point, Cabot, Cadiz, j Cadiz, rCadiz, . ¦ : Cadron, jCadyville, Caenarvon, C. Caernarvon, J). I Gahaba, Cahofeia, Cain, Cainhoy, Ca-Ira, Cairo, » Cairo, Cainsville, Calais, Calais, Caldwell, Caldwell, Caldwell, P. 0 CALDWELL, Caldersburg, a. CALEDONIA Caledonia,. Caledonia, Caledonia,. .- Calhoun, . . .- B. Calhoim, CALHOUN, CALHOUN, Calhounsville, CALLAWAY, CALLAWAY, Cain, East, -.F. Cain, West, I CALVERT........ Gambia, CAMBRIA Cambria, Cambridge, Cambridge, Cambridge, Cambridge, Cambridge, Cambridge, Cambridge,- ........ Cambridge, Cambridge, Camden, Camden, Camden, Camden, 1; CAMDEN, tsh c. t c. t County, . County, . t t. ...... Genesee, . . . . Baker, . . . .. Shiawassee, , c. t tsh t t. t tsh tsh c. I t tsh t. t tsh. and t. . t County. tsh. and c. t, tsh. and t. . . Cpunty, t County,. tsh tsh. County, . County, . t County, . County, . tsh tsh County, . tsh County, . Camden c. t. tsh. and t . t t. t. . .-. tsh c. t t. . . . : — tsh. and t. . City, t County, . . . Snrry, Caledonia, Trigg, Harrison, .... Harrison, .... Conway, Clinton, Berks, Lancaster, . . . Dallas, St. Clair, Fountain, .... Charleston, . . . Cumberland, . Greene, Sumner, . . . . . Wilson, Washington, . W-ashington, . Warren, Essex, Washit^ Coshoctouj , Livingston, . . Sullivan, .... Washington, Oran^fe, .... McMinn, . . . Juniata, Chester, , Chester, Niagara,. . Cambria, . . . Coos, Franklin, . . . Middlesex, . . Washington, Dorchester, . Abbeville, . . 1 Limestone, . . Guernsey, . . Guernsey, . Waldo, Oneida, Gloucester, . . Kent, Kershaw, State. ntytGeo. M.T. N.C. Va. Va.Vt. Ken.O. O. A. T. N.Y. Pa. Pa. Al. II. In.S. C. Va.N.Y. Ten.Ten. Me. Vt. • N.Y. N.J. La. Ken. O. Vt.N.Y. In. Mo.N.Y.Ten. M.T.U. Pa. Ken.Mo. Pa. Pa. Md. N.Y. Pa.Pa. N.H.Vt. Mas. N.Y. Md. S. C. Al.O.O. Me.N.Y: N.J. Del. N.C. S. C. Kef Letters, PcJo KdNk LhQi VbGj Mf MfB-kUbSf RfGn Dh Gf OnPiTd Hj Hj AZa Vd UcTf Bn Gi MfVb QdGgCi TeJk IdDgQfFjCh SgSfRh OcPf PfWb VbW d UdRh LIGI Mf YbYbScSg Sg Rj Nl Popula tion. D.fr. Wash. 1,936 8,810 5,884 1,304 9,506 818 869 1,629 D.fr. Cap. 374 797 575 2,912 1,686 1,539 797 2,004 8,324 81 20,967 1,618 1,535 1,090 169 543 765281278 1,088 550 133199886 861 643 530 148347 699700806539439225296 947 155 .68 337 355 670 997966 587 5,164 6,1591,440 1,490 8,900 1,719 7,076 736 47 19 996 191 124 34 165 585496 8070 106 63 44 30 ¦48 204 12 62 59 391 228 97 139121 168 149 49 1,6136,072 2,325 1,359 518 2,900 1,945 6,733 114120 411 178598537431411 99 526 746317314 639 410 137 117 60 54- 283 131 131 48 3 34 6283 129 80 8359 197 31 3 467 • 33 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. CAMDEN, Cameron, Cainillus, A. Campbell, CAMPBELL, CAMPBELL, CAMPBELL CAMPBELL, Campbell, Campbell, Campbell, C.H. Campbell's Sta'n. P.O. Campbellsville, Campbellsville, Campbellton, Campbellton, Campbell Town, Camp Creek, Campti, P. O Campton Canaan, Canaan, Canaan, Canaan, Canaan, Canaan 4 corners, . Canaair, Canaan, Canaan, Canaan, Canaan, Canadice, Canajoharie, . . ^ . . Canalsburg, Canandaigua, . . . . Canastota, Caneadea, Candee, Candia, Candor, CaneJIill, CanHeld Canisteo, Canonsburg, Canterbury, Canterbury, Canterbury, Canterbury, Canterbury, Canton, Canton, Canton, Canton, Canton, Canton, i Canton, Canton Canton, Canton, Canton, Canton, County, ... tsh ¦. tsh. and t . tsh County, . . . County, . . . County, . . . County,. . . tsh c. t. t. .. t. t. .. tsh. t. .. tsh.t. .. tsh.tsh. tsh. tsh tsh tsh tsh. and t. . tsh. and c. t. t. , tsh. tsh! t. . . tsh; t. .. tsh. and t. tsh borough . tsh. t. .. tsh. tsh. and t. t tsh.tsh. c. t. , County. Steuben, . . . Onondaga, . Steuben, . . . Jennings, . . . . Warrick, . . . . Campbell, . . . Knox, Giles, Greene, .... Edgefield, . . . . Campbell, . . . Steuben, Pike, Natchitoches, . Grafton, Somerset, . . . . Grafton, Essex, Litchfield, . . . Columbia, . . . Columbia, . . . Wayne, Athens, . . . . . Madison, . . . . Marion, Wayne, Ontario, Montgomery, . Miami, Ontario, Madison, . . . . Alleghany, . . . Ontario, Rockingham, , Tioga, Washington, . Trumbull, . . . Steuben, Washington, . Merrimack, . . Windham, . . . Orange, Kent, Lawrence, . . . Oxford, Norfolk, Hartford, .... Onondaga, . . . St. Lawrence, . Salem, Bradford, .... Washington, . Greene, Wilcox, Dyer, 1'"gg. ¦ State. Geo. N.Y.N.Y.N.Y.Va.Geo. Ten.Ken. In.In. Va.Ten.Ten. Ken. S. C. Geo.N.Y.O. La.N.H. Me.N.H.Vt.Ct. N.Y.N.Y.Pa.O.O. O.O.N.Y.N.Y. In. N.Y.N.Y. N.Y.N.Y.N.H. N.Y.A. T. O. N.Y. Pa.N.H. Ct.N.Y. Del. Ken. Me. Mas. Ct.N.Y.N.Y.N.J.Pa. Pa. Al.Al.Ten. Ken. Ref Letters Lp QdReQd OiJ m JjJh lg Gh01 Jk G k I i L m J m Qd Kg AoWc Y b VcWb UeUdUdSeLg Kf LfLfQd Td IfQd Se », Pd Qd WcRd ZAr Me Qd NfWcVeTeSgLh XbWdVe Re SbSg ReNf Fm Gn E k Gj Popula tion. 4,578 924 9,518 90,350 3,3935,110 9,883 398396 199 454 1,3141,0761,828 373 2,3012,068 1,334 380 487 405 1,0301,3794,347 5,162 780 1,360 2,656 1,249 619 673 1,6631,881 746 1,6151,437 2,439 1,1881,218 D.fr. Wash 295 350 566 794 ¦ 910531 751613 577 715 989 402 1,335 524 633 501598335366368 257 337 412404358346398 619 336 378 339 467284 1,971 991315936489 367 276 114 495 ' 606 491 347345 474 180 946 929918909 894774 D. fr. Cap. 98 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Canton, Canton, Canton, Cantonment Gibson, . Cantonment Jesup, . . Canton. Leavenworth, Cautwell's Bridge,. . . Cape Elizabeth, C. GIRARDEAU,. . Cape Girardeau, Cape Henry, CAPE MAY, Cape May, C.H. Capeville, Cap^ Vincent, Carbondale, Carlisle,; E. Carlisle, tsh. and t. . Carlisle, Carlisle, Carlisle, Carlisle, Carlisle, Carlyle, Carmel, Carmel, Carmel, Carmel Station, P. O. Carmi, Carlinville, Carlo, Carlton, Carnesville, Caroline, CAROLINE, CAROLINE, Carondolet, Carrol], CARROLL CARROLL, CARROLL CARROLL, Carrotlton, Carrollton, Carr, Carson's P.'O CARTER, Carter, CARTERET, .... Cartersville, Carthage, Carthage, Carthage, Carthage, Carthage, Carthage, Carthage, Carthage, Carthage, Carver, CASEY, Class. County, County, c. t. . . . tsh. and t. c. t t. t. .. tsh. t. t. .. c. t. tsh. tsh c. t tsh County, . County, . t tsh County, . Parish, . County, . County, . c. t c. t tsh County, . tsh County, . t c. t. t. .. c.t. t. .. tsh. t. .. Stark, . . Stark, . . Fulton, . Natchitoches, . New-Castle, . Cumberland, Cape Girardeau, Henry, ....... County, . County. Cape May, Northampton,Jefferson, .... Luzerne, .... Middlesex, . ¦ . Schoharie, ... Cumberland, . Nicholas, .... Clark......... Lorain, ...... Sullivan, Clinton, Penobscot, . . . Putnam, Putnam, Gilmer, White Macaupin, . . . Hopkins, .... Orleans, Franklin, .... Tomkins, .... St. Louis, . . . Chautauque, Carroll,. . Greene, . Jackson,.Burke, . . Spencer, . Cumberland, Oxford, Jefferson, . . . Monroe, .... Moore, Tuscaloosa, . Smith, Union, Athens, .... Hamilton, . . Plyniouth, . . State. T. O.O. II.Mo,La.Mo. T, Del.Me. Mo. Mo. Va.N.J.N.J. Va. N.Y.Pa. Mas. N.Y. Pa. Ken. O. O. In. II.Me. N.Y.N.Y. Geo. U.U.Ken. N.Y. Geo. N.Y. Md. Va. Mo. N.Y. Geo.La.Ten.In. Geo. II.In. N.C. Ten.In.N.C.Va. Me.N.Y.N.Y.N.C. Al. Ten. Ken. O.O.Mas. Ken. Ref. Letters MfMfDf ZBk A o ZBg Sg Xc Ei Ei Oj Tg TgSi Rb SeW d Td QfJh Kg Le GhEh Yd UeUe Jl EhDg GiPcKI Rd ShQh Dh Od Im Cn FkHf Im Fh HhLkLjHhRl Pi Xo ScOcOkGm Ij Gi Mg X e Ji Popula tion. 2,677 1,257 1,696 7,445 4,936 566 1,748 3,709 431343 342 257 2,371 1,222 2,6339,070 17,760 1,015 3,419 9,397 1,611 6,414 797 6,597 333 395 148 970 1,342 D.fr. Wash. D.fr. Cap. 316319 837 1,3591,3531,172 113538 868 281 104 258 436 247439 394104 510469 374 700 802 670 306 306 654 748861768 398578 300 862327 746 887 615 477 662 122619 437 364355875 670 7.35 338505438 CONSULTING INDEX. 29 Names of Places. Caseyville, CASS, CASS, CASS, Cassville, CaStleton, Castleton, Castleton, Castleton,) -A Castile, ¦ Castine, CASWELL, CATAHOOLA, ..J Catawba Springs, . . Catharine, Catlin, Cato, Cato-Comers, Catonsville, CATTARAUGUS, Cattaraugus, Cattawissa, Cattellsburg, Cattskill, ,-**•' Caaghnaaga, . i. .. , Cavendish, Cave-Town, CAYUGA Cayuga, Cayuta, Cazenovia, Cecil, CECIL, Cecilius, Cedar Bridge, ..... Cedar Creek, Cedar Grove, Cedar Point, Cedar Spring, Cedarvrlle, Cedamlle, a . Central Square, ..... CENTRE, Centre, Centre, Centre, Centre, Centre, A. Centre, Centre, Centre, Centre, Centre, Centre, A. Centre, Centre, Centre, Centre, A. Centre Harbour, . .B. Centreville, .... Centreville, . ..... .b. County, . . County, . . County, . . t t. t. : t tsh . and t. Class. Iowa, . . . Rutland, . Ontario, . County, . Parish, . Richmond, . Genesee, . . . Hancock, . . tsh tsh tsh t t. County, . t tsh. and t. . . t , tsh. and c. t. t t t CouDly,... . t ¦... tsh. tsh. and c. t. tsh. . County,. , tsh t. Hundred,t t. t , t t t County,. . tsh .-County. Lincoln, . . Tioga, ... Tioga;....Cayuga, .. Cayuga, . . Baltimore, Chautauque, Columbia,. ;. .'. Pa, Greenup,Greene, Montgomery,. . Windsor, . . . Washington, Cayuga, Tioga, Madison, . . . Washington, Cattaraugus, . Monmouth, . . Sussex, Shelby, Essex, Maury ,t Cumberland, . Brown, State. ¦Ref. Letters Ken. Geo. M. T. In. M.T. Vt.N.Y.N.Y.N.Y.N.Y. Me.-N.C.La. N.C.N.Y.N.Y. N.Y.N.Y. Md. N.Y.N.Y. tsh tsh. ...... tsh. tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh . . . t tsh. and t. , t Butler, Greene, Indiana Union, Columbiana,. . . Guernsey, Monroe, Morgan, Delaware . . Hendricks, Hancock, Marion, Rush, Wayne Union, ..;.... Strafford, Alleghany, . . . , Cayuga, Ken. N.Y.. N. Y., Vt.Md.N.Y. N.Y.N.Y.N.Y. Pa. Md. N.Y. N.J. Del. Al. N.Y. Ten.N.J.O.N.Y. Pa. ¦ Pa; Pa.Pa.Pa.O.O.O.O. In.In.In. In. In. In. In. N.H. N.Y.N.Y. Ji IIHeHfDd UcQdUdTfPdZb OjBo Mk Rd RdRe Re Rg PdOdRfLh UdTdVc Qg RdRd Rd Sd Nf ^ Sg Pd TgSh HmUbGkSg?^ReQfNf NgOf Qf Nf Mf MgMeIfHg lgHg Jg WoPdRe Popula tion. 919 1,163 1,783 2,9162,269 1,148 16,185 9,581 9,0699,016 1,789 16,724 3,130 4,861 1,498 47,948 641 4,344 1,056 15,432 378 D.fr. Wash. 601 D.fr. Gap. 3,727 35 18,879 1,3081,020 1,237 1,945 3,830 843 1,120 485 362 1,9223,666 577 1,195 1,038 454 338364228 363 676 414 387291 357360 44 360 189 408 337411471 75 340 979 349 341 333313 109777 491 719 183 456 359 344 935 186169 389 311 994 330546593 559 573538510616608339352 08 30 CONSULTING INDEX. -Names of Places. Centreville, Centreville, Centreville, Centreville, Centreville, Centreville, Centreville, iCentreyille, Centreville, NCentreyille, Centreville, Centreville, Centreville, CjentrevUle, Geiitreville, Centreville, a. Centreville, 'Centreville, Centreville, Ceres, Ceres, Cerulean Springs, P. O, Cesar Creek, Cesar's Creejc, ...... Cost, Chagrine, Ghamplain, Champion, CHAMBERS, Ghambersburg, CHAMPAIGN, .... CHAMPAIGN, .... Chalk Level, :Ghandlerville, Ghanceford, CHAUTAUQUE, .. Chautauque, , Chapelsburg, tChapel Hill, ¦Ohapell Ferry, P.O. , Chaplin, , Chaplintown, ^Chapman, Chapman [Chaptico, Chardon, 'fCHARITON, Chariton, Charleston, ¦ Charleston, Charleston, Charleston, Charleston, Charleston, C Charleston, ;(3iarleston, i\Charleston .JCharleston, Charleston, CHARLESTON, . . Charleston, c. t. t. .. f. .., t. ... c. t c. t. Class., ct. tsh tsh.. tsh tsh tsh. and t. . tsh.> and t. . Cotmty, . . . t* Coun;ty, . . . County,.. . t tsh County, . tsh.tsh. tsh. and c. t, Coimty, t. County. Cumberland, . Butler,,. .,. ... Crawford, .... Washington, . Wayne, . , . . . New Castle, . . Queen Ann, . . Fairfax, Anderson, . . . Wilkes, Bibb, Morgan, Aranite, Hickman,. .. . Livingston,. . . Belmont, Columbiana,. . Wayne, Wabash, McKean, . . . . McKean, . . . . Trigg Dearborn, . . . . Greene, ...... Clearfield, . . . . Cuyahoga, . . . Clinton, Jefferson Franklin, , Orange, . . Somerset, . York,.... tsh. , tsh. t. t c. t , c. t , t , District, City, . . . Chariton, . . . Penobscot, . . . Sullivan, . .. .. Orlea,ns, Washington, . Montgomery,. Chester, . . . ,. . Lancaster, . . . Cecil, Kanawha,. . . . Jefferson, , . . . Stokes, Charleston,. . . State. Chataiique,. .. , Cattaraugus, . Orange, Newbery, .... Windham, . . . Monroe, Lycoming, . . . Union, St. Mary's,... Geauga, N.J.Pa. Pa. Pa.Pa. Del.Md.Va.S. C. Geo. Al. Al. Mi.Ten. Ken.O. O.In,II. Pa.Pa. Ken.In. O. Pa.O.N.Y.N.Y. Al.' Pa. O. II. N.C. Me. Pa.N.Y.N.Y. N.Y.N.C.S. C. Ct. . Ken.Pa. Pa.Md. O. fflo.Mo.Me. N.H. Vt.R.I.N.Y,Pa. Pa. Md. Va. Va.N.C.S. C. . S.C. Ref. Letters Sg' Ne OeNf Se-SgRg QhLi KmGnGI Do GkFi MfMf Jg Gh Pe Pe Gj lh Kg Pf Me UbSc In Og KfEg Oj YbRg OdOd PdOk NnVeIj PeRfRh MeAg Bg Ya Vc VbWe TdSf Rf Rg Mh QgNj NmNn. Fopula- tion. 35 252 D. fr. Wash. D. fr. Cap. 1,812 1,277 2,4562,349 9,794 19,131 172 1,177 807 1,094 881 1,780 859 1,773 564 1,984 2,148 839 86,338 30,229 91 254 307 21127T im 69t28 578 590 837 753 1,173 767 772141 395 510 718 393 307 760544463310 356565 494 76 214940204 -172 ¦S7 32 143 159 - 76 ¦ 39 141139 74 934984 138 63 115 990 198 221 94 80 144 157188148- 90 349316 309611367 673 946 147 51 339 48 988 637 94 49 3940 336300 98 63 32 138138 3770 157 1,031 672 447570 . 388393 135 96 79 356 60 341 7973 51 53 4643 78- 31 71 308 182111 544 110 CONSULTING INDEX. 31 Names of Places. Charleston, Charleston, Charleston, Charlestown, IjCharlestown, A. [CHARLES, CHARLES.CITY, . Charles City, C.H. .. Charlemont, Charlton, rCharlton, Charlotte, . . , Charlotte, A Charlotte, 'Charlotte, CHARLOTTE,... ' Charlotte, '.Charlotte Charlotte Hall, CJtarlotteville, Chartiers, Chatfield, Chatham, Chatham, Chathani, Chatham, Chatham, Chatham, CHATHAM, CHATHAM, Chaumont, CHAUTAUQUE, tsh. and c. t. t t. tsh County, .... County, . . . . c. t t t tsh t t tsh t Chattooga, Chazy, County, . c. t at. c. t tsh tsh t t t tsh tsh. and t. . t Cotmty, . . . County, . . . t -. Cotmty, . . . tsh Village, . , tsh. and t. . t Cheeks' X Roads, P.O, Chelmsford, Chelsea, A. Chelsea, Cheltenham, B. Chemung, CHENANGO, Chenango, Ghenangq Forks, . . . . Gheneyville, Cheraw, Cherokee Comer, . . . . CHEROKEE, Gherryfield, Cherry Creek, Cherry Valley, Cherry Valley, ...B. Cherry, Cherry-tree, Cherrysville, CHESHIRE, Cheshire, Cheshire, 'Cheshire, . . i Chesnut Grove, tih. ... . . County, . tsh t t t County, . . t tsh tsh. and t. tsh tsh tsh t. County, . . t. t tsh t Clark, .... Clark, .... Coles, Middlesex, . Portage, . . . Charles-Cityi . Franklin, . . . , Worcester, • Saratoga, . . . . Washington, . Chittenden, . , Chautauque, . Monroe, County. Mecklenburg,Dickson, St. Mary's, ... Albemarle, . . . Washington, . Crawford, . . . Coos, Barnstable, . . . Middlesex, . . . Columbia, . . . . Morris, Chester, Jefferson, . Franklin, Floyd, Clinton, Cecil, Jefferson, . . . . Middlesex, . . . Suffolk, Orange, Montgomery, . Tioga Broome, . . . . Broome, . . . . Rapides, . . . . Chesterfield, Oglethorpe, . Washington, . Chautauque, . , Otsego, Ashtabula, . . . Lycoming, . . , Venango, . . . , Haywood,. . . , Berkshire, . . . New Haven, . . Gallia, Davidson, . . . State. Ref. Letters o.In.II.Mas. O. Md. Va.Va. Mas.Mas. N.Y. Me. Vt.N.Y. N.Y. Va. N.C.Ten. Md.Va. Pa. O.N.H. Mas. Ct. N.Y.N.J. Pa. N.C. Geo. N.Y.N.Y. N.Y. Geo.N.Y. Md.Ten. Mas.Mas.Vt.Pa.N.Y.N.Y. N.Y.N.Y. La.S.C.Geo.Geo.Me. N.Y.N.Y. O.Pa.Pa.Ten.N.H. Mas. Ct. O. Ten. Kg lh FgWd Me RhQiQiVd Wd Ud AZaUbOdQc Pi Nk Gj Rh Ph • Nf Kf Wb YeVeUd Tf SgOk Mn RbOdTb II UbSg KjWd WdVbSf RdSdSdSd Bb Nl Km Jl AZb OdTd NeRe OeEkVd VdVe Lg Gj Popula tion, 102 8,783 477 17,769 6,500 1,065 2,1732,023 557 1,702 15,252 1,566 90 419 9,130 3,646 3,538 1,865 15,40514,197 34,671 9,016 3,097 1,387 771 1,958 934 1,461 37,938 3,730 583574 4,098 919 398 97,016 1,050 1,780 664 D.fr. Wash. 436 583 707 433 315 D.fr. Cap. 40 105 78 1 132 152 400 383 400 801 505 349 370 402 754 56 123 240419 559490 326369 220 100 425 533 683 553 73 479 434 436 606 146 263 291 302 1,976 419 611 708355385330 991993 878 379 316361 732 =f 30 111 50 24 199 48 326 228 150 40 61 81 223 79 8392 1618 54 66 174 200 193 176 65 263 30 4 23 108 198 146 134 249 8877 110 390 53 192'110 226 164 23 106 18 39 CONSULTING INDEX. '-Names of Places. Chesnut Hill, B. Chesnut Ridge Chest, ... Chester, Chester, Chester, Chester, Chester, Chester, Chester, CHESTER Chester, Chester, E CHESTER, Chester, Chester, C-hester, Chester, A Chester, Chester, , Chester, Chesterfield, Chesterfield, Chesterfield, Chesterfield B. CHESTERFIELD,Chesterfield, C.H.... CHESTERFIELD,Chesterfield, Chestertown, Chesterville, Chestcrville, Cheviot, Chicago, Chichester, Chichester, Lower, H . Chichester, Upper,. . . Chicken Town, CHICOT, Chili, Chillisquaque B. Chillicothe, Chilmark, Chile, China, China, China Grove, P. O. . . . China Grove, P.O China Grove, Chipola, Chippewa, Chippeway, CHIPPEWAY, .... Chitteloosa, CHITTENDEN, . . . Chittenden, Chitteningo, Choeehuma, Chocnut, Choctaw-Agencv. . . . Cholwell, . . . . ... . . . Class. tsh. tsh. and t . tsh. tsh. and t.. County,. .. c. t tsh District,.. , tsh tsh tsh tsh c. t tsh County, tsh tsh t t tsh tsh County, . c. t District, c. t c. t t c. t , t t , t , tsh tsh. tsh tsh County, . t County, . t tsh. . P.O. t. ... County. Northampton, Dutchess, . . . Clearfield, . . . Rockingham, . Windsor, .... Hampden, . . . Orange, ..... Warren, Burlington, . . Morris, State. Delaware, Delaware, Chesterfield,.,, Chesterfield,. . Kent, Kennebeck,'. . Chester, Hamilton, . . . Cook, Merrimack, . . Delaware, . . . Delaware, . . . Charlotte, . . . Clinton, . . . Geauga, . . . Knox, Meigs, .... Meigs, Wayne, . . . , Randolph, . , Hampshire, , Cheshire, . . , Essex, Burlington, , Monroe, Northumberl'd. Duke's, Clermont, .... Kennebeck, . . Genesee, Rowan, Williamsburg, Pike Washington, . , Beaver, Wayne, Claiborne, Rutland,. , Madison, Susquehanna,Rockland, . . , Pa. N.Y,Pa. N.C.Vt.Mas. N.Y.N.Y. N.J.N.J.Pa.Pa. Pa.S.C. O.O.O. O.O. O.U. Mas.N.H. N.Y.N.J.Va.Va. S. C. s. c. Md. Me. S.C. O.II. N.H.Pa.Pa.Va.A. T. N.Y. Pa. O.Mas. O. Me. N.Y.N.C.S. C. Mi.F.T.Pa.O.M.T. Mi. Vt.Vt.N.Y. Mi. Pa. Mi. N.Y. Ref. Letters SfUe Pf Wd Vc Vd Te UcTfTf Sgi^ Sg Ml Kg Me LfMgMg Lf Ei Vd Vd UbTf QiQi NlNlSgXb Ml JgGeWc Sg Sg PiCmQeRf X e JhYbPd NkOm Cm Ip Np Mf GaCn UbVcSc DmRe Em Te Popula tion. 940 494 9,098 9,390 1,407 1,984 2,333 1,338 50,910 487 1,679 17,182 1,586 560 778 913 164 1,244 1,416 2,045 1,671 2,386 18,637 8,472 923 71 1,089 465 431 1,165 2,010 2,846 691 128 2,3332,387 580 1,498 626 21,765 610 D.fr. Wash. 202397 193455453374 273457 316 131 191 454 343 386 34 343353859374 430 522 177 D.fr.Cap. 123 89 135 93 79 113 109 80 509594 136 496 89 609 448504 763 489 116 116 178 371172 404495486 616 340 389389 1,119 909 959 346 75 146 3891 9493 103105 69 145 11 14 109 479867 119 230 8 929587 1,108 780 479 348 1,009 285933 269 930 69 4597 197 90 971 198 198 135 59 937 104 74 57 199 140177112107 CONSULTING INDEX. 33 Names of Places. County, . . , Hundred, , Class. Chotardsville, . . . CHOWAN, .... Christiana, Christiana, CHRISTIAN,.. Christianburg, ¦ . Christianburg, . . Christ Chm-ch, . . Christmasville, . Chiu-ch Creek, . . Church Hill Church Town, . . Churchville, Cicero, Cinthian, CINCINNATI, Cincinnatus, . . Circleville, .... City, City Point, Claiborne, CLAIBORNE,CLAIBORNE, CLAIBORNE, Claremont, .... Clarence, Clarendon Clarendon, .... Claridon, Claridon, Clarion, CLARK, Clark, Clark, CLARK, .... CLARK, CLARK, Clark, C.H.... CLARK, CLARK, Clark, Clark aark CLARK, CLARK, Clarksboro', . . . Clarksfield, .... Clarkesburg, . . . Clarksburg, B. Clarksburg, ... Clarksburg, . . . Clarksburg, . . . Clarkson, ¦Clarkson, ..... Clarkstown, . . . Clarksville, .... Clarksviile, .... Clarksville, Clarksville, .... Clarksville, Clarksville, .... County,. t t ...... Parish, . t. t t-! t. t. tsh City tsh. and t. . c. t c. t County, . Parish, . County, . tsh. t. .. County. Covington, .... New-Castle, . . . New-Castle, . . . Montgomery,.Shelby, Charleston, . . . Carroll, Dorchester, . . Queen Ann,. . Lancaster, . . . Moruroe, Onondaga, . . . Shelby,. ,. .. Hamilton, . . . Cortland, tsh tsh tsh tsh County, . . . tsh tsh County, . . . County,. . . County, ... e. t. County, . . Coimty, . . . tsh tsh tsh. ...... County,. . . County,. . . t tsh t t t c. t c. t. tsh. and t. . t tsh t t t t L c. t Mecklenburg, Prince George,. Monroe, State. Sullivan, . . . , Erie, , Rutland,. . . Orleans, . . . , Geauga, ... Marion, Armstrong, Montgomery,. Perry, Clark,. Brown, Clinton, Coshocton, . . . Jackson, . Huron, . . Berkshire, . . . Montgomery,. Harrison, .... Lewis, ...... Monroe, Columbiana, . Rockland,. . . . Greene, Wayne, King & Queen Mecklenburg, . Habersham, . . . Al.N.C. Del.Del.Ken. Va. Ken. S.C.Ten. Md.Md. Pa. ¦ N.Y.N.Y. O.O. N.Y.O.Va. Va.Al. Mi.La.Ten. N.H. N.Y. Vt.N.Y.O. O.Pa. In. In. In. Geo.Al. A. T. A. T. Ken.O. O.O. O.II. Mo. Geo.O.O.Mas.Md.Va.Ken. N.Y.O.N.Y. N.Y.Pa.Pa.Va. Va.Geo. Ref Letters Ho Rj SgSgGj Nl lh On Fj Rh RgRf Rc JfJg Sd Pj OiGoCoCn Kj Ve PdVc Pc Me Kf Oe lhHgHh Km FoA I AlJh KgKhKg LfGg BfKI Lg Kg UdQgNg Kh Pc Nf Te Td]NgSeQiPj KI Popula- D. fr. tion. Wash. 6,697 9,890 950 D.fr. Cap. 186 19,684 ' 3,4i3 1,8 184 34,831 1,308 1,136 9,787 1,764 8,4703,596 3,360 1,5851,893 637 393 9,053 10,686 503 10,176 7,595 1,369 13,05113,114 907 1,886 346 3,940 368 56 315 69 3,949 16 9,998 9898 989 566599 839107 78 199 378351 489 497399 394330 156 949 469 387 459389 397 409247 606 652 4747 206 15 104125 70 4164 236 143 92 112131 26 108 34 157 48 265 73 269 165 44 174 33 194 1,155 87 480 450 346 104 7377 694 385 419 399 28 226446 377305 251378 2l7257 115 236 608 81 131 44 131 65 360 96 338 174133 59 210 158 33 130 144 34 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. I Clarksville, Clarksville, Clarksville, Claverack, Clay, .*.. CLAY, Clay,' Clay, ;Clay, CLAY, .Clay,: Clay, Clay Clay, Clay, Clay, Clay, CLAY, CLAY, Claysville Claysyille, Claysville, Claysville Clayton, Clayton, Clay VUlage Clear Creek, Clear Creek, Clear Creek, Clear Creek, Clearfield, Clearfield, CLEARFIELD, . . . Clearfield, Cleaveland, Cleaveland, Clermont, A. Clermont, GLERMOljIT, Cleves, b . Clifford Ciifton-Park, Cllfty Clinton, CLINTON, CLINTON, Cliiiton, Clinton Clinton, Clinton, Chnton, Clinton, Clinton, Clinton„orMt.Salus, Clinton, Clinton, Clinton, Clinton, Clinton, Clinton, Clinton Class. tsh. and t. tsh County, .. tsh tsh tsh County, .. tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh County, .. Cotmty, . . c. t. tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh. Cotmty,.c. t tsh c. t tsh t County, . t tsh. .... tsh tsh County,. County,.tsh tsh. c. t t. , c.t.c. t. tsh. tsh.tsh. tsh. County. Clarke, Montgomery, . Pike, Columbia,. .. . Onondaga, . . . Knox, Montgomery,. St Clair, Carroll, . Cass,. . . . Decatur, . Morgan, . Owen,. . . Pike, ... Wayne, . Washington,Jackson, ... Harrison, . . , Coshocton, . . , Rabun, Perry, Shelby, Fairfield, . . . , Richland, . . . . Warren, MonroCj Butler, Cambria, . . . . Hamilton, . . . Susquehanna,. Saratoga, .... Bartholomew,Kennebeck, . . Clearfield,. .. . Cuyahoga, . . . Cuyahoga, . . . Columbia,. .. . Columbia,. . . . Dutchess, ... Oneida, Greene, Lycoming, . . , Rowan, . . . . , Sampson, . . . , Jones, , Hindes, , E. Feliciana, . Anderson, . . . Hickman,. . . . Franklin, . . , , Jackson, . . i . , Jefferson, . . . . Knox, PoRiila- D. fr. D. fir. tion. Wash. Cap. 3,000 3,096 3,5431,101 i,007 340 1,616 1,5661,416 899 3,875 "599 436 4,803 " 1,573 ;1,076 1,203 20,466 110 866 3,494 ' 9434 19,34411,436 9431 82 794 556 687 1,655 969 746 949 348359 365476576 656 644 565 613 .619 689 514 239 376 474 617 228188 "201 353354 "331" CONSULTING INDEX. 35 Names of Places. Clinton, Clinton, Clinton, CLINTON, Clinton, CLINTON,.. Clinton, Clinton, Clinton, A. Clinton, CLINTON, Clintonville, Ciintonville, Clintonville, Clio, Clockville, Clbiitierville, Clover-port, Clyde, Clymer, CoaLCreek, Coatsville, COBB, Cobleskill, Cocalico, C Cochecton, ........ Cochranville, COCKE, Codorus, Coeymans, Coffee, Coffeeton, Coffeeville, Cohasset, Coitsville, C Colchester, Colchester, •Colchester, Colden, Cold Harbour, Cold-Spring, Cold-Spring, Cold-Stream, C5old 'Water, COLE, Colebrook, ...,,.... Colebrook, Colebrook, Colebrf^okdale, . . .D. Colerain, Colerain, . Colerain, Colerain, t Colerai*!, Colerain, j Color liii, Coleraifl,. ColintCn, COLLETON, .... Colliertown, Collins, tsh tsh tsh Coimty, . tsh County, . tsh. tsh tsh t County,. U t tsh t County, . . . tsh. tsh tsh. and t. Cdunty, . . , tsh. tsh. and t , t , t. .. t .. tsh. t .. t. .. tsh.tsh.t. .. CoUnty, . t tsh.tsh.t. .. tsh. tsh. t. .. t. .; t^. tsh,tsh.t. .i District, t. tsh Seneca,. Shelby, . Wayne, County. Macomb, , Decatin-, . .. . Putnam, . . . . Vermillion, . . Vermillion, . . Clinton, Greenbriar, . . Bourbon, .... Adams, Madison Natchitoches,.Breckenridge,Wayne, Chautauque,. . Montgomery, . Chesteir, Schoharie, Lancaster, Sullivan, . . Chester, . . York, Albany, Hardin,. . . . . . Wabash, Clark, Norfolk, . . . . . Trumbull, .. Chittenden, . . New Loudon, . Delaware, . . . . Erie, Hanover, . . . . Putnam, Cape May, . . . ¦Penobscot, . . . Branch, . . ; . . Coos, , Litchfield, -, Ashtabula, . Berks, •Franklin, . . Bedford, . . . Laneasier, . Bertie, . . . . Camden, . . . Belmont, . . Hamilton, . Franklin, . . . Rockbridge, . Erie, State. Ref Letters o. o.o. M.T. M.T.In. In.In. In.In. II. N.Y. Va. Ken. II. N.Y. La. Ken. N.Y. N.Y. In.Pa. Geo. N.Y.Pa.N.Y.Pa.Ten.Pa.N.Y.Ten. II. Al.Mas.O.Vt. Ct. N.Y.N.Y.Va.N.Y.N.J. Me. M.T.Mo. N.H. Ct. O. Pa.Mas. Pa.Pa.N.C.Geo. O. O.O. F.T.s. c. Va.N.Y. Ke Jf Lf Jd Ld Hf lg Gg9.S Gg Eh Ub Ni JhCg ScAo HI RoOdGf SgJniTdRf Se Rf Kk RgUdfkGh Fo XdNE Ud Ve-!Sd Pd QiUeTh Za Id Bh WbUeN-eSf VdRj N? Jg E g IpNnOiOd Popula tion. D, fr. Wash, 883 652 685 - 482 1,423 2,330 194 567 2,988 4,902 438 6,oi'r 2,4292,723 1,233 862 1,489 2,068 1,494 464 975 3,093 539 1,339 99 lj929lj8771,154 1,194 1,0901,9981,334 27,256 " '9,193 D. fr. Cap. 431 484 359 541 668 624659 659 "530 S73 525 959 374 1,297 667 349339 629114 387129 299 109 89 369817728 967 453287 520348317351 117 280 114717 590 593345312 163 406 122104 263 76 978513391 941 305361 36 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. B. CoUinsville, COLES, Colesville, Colesville, Colosse, Colt-station, Columbia Columbia, Columbia, B COLUMBIA Columbia, COLUMBIA Columbia, , Columbia, Columbia, Columbia, COI,UIM3XA, COLUMBIA, ...... COLUMBIA, Columbia, Columbia Columbia, Columbia, Columbia, Columbia, Columbia, . . Columbia, . . Columbia, . . Columbia, Columbia, Columbia, Columbia, Columbia, Columbia, Columbia, Columbia, Columbia, Columbiana, COLUMBIANA, . . , Columbiana, Columbia Springs,. . , Columbiaville, Columbiaville Columbus, Columbus, COLUMBUS, Columbus, Columbus, Columbus, Columbus COI.XTIIfEBUS, ¦ Columbus, Competition Concord, CONCORD, -• Concord, Concord, Concord, Concord, 'Concord, D. Concord, Class. County, . . tsh. and t. Cotmty, . . tsh County, . . tsh borough, . c. t Capital, . . County, . . County, . . c. t. c. f t c. t tsh. and t. . tsh tsh t tsh. tsh. tsh. tsh.tsh. c. t t County, . t tsh tsh County, . t CJ t t Capital, tsh. and c. t. t t Capita], . . . . tsh. tsh.tsh.tsh. County. Madison, Herkimer, . Bradford, . . . Lancaster, . . Fluviana, . . . Tyrrel Richland, . . . Henry, . . . Marion, . . Crawford, Lawrence, Maury, . . . Adair, Hamilton, Lorain, Meigs, . . . , Gibson, . . . Gibson, . . , Dubois,. .. . Fayette, . . . Martm, Jennings, . . Franklin, . . Monroe, . . . Boone, . . . . Shelby, . . . . Columbiana,. . Marion, Columbia, . . . St. Lawrence, . Chenango, . . . Warren, Lovrades, . . . . McMinn, Hickman,. .. . Franklin Bartholomew, Pittsylvania, . Somerset, .... Merrimack, . . Middlesex, , Erie, Saratoga, . , Delaware, . Erie, State. Brown, Montgomery,. Oswego, . . . . Erie, Washington, . Coos ToUand II. II. N.Y.Md. N.Y.Pa.Me. N.H. C(-N.Y.N.Y. Pa. Pa.Pa.Va. N.C. s. c. Geo.F.T. Al. • Mi.A. T. A.T.Ten.Ken. O.O. O. In. In. In.In.In. In. II.II.Mo. Al.O. O.Mi. N.Y. N.Y. N.Y. Pai N.C.Geo.Mi. Ten.Ken. O.In. Va.Me. N.H.Vt.Mas. N.Y.N.Y. Pa.Pa. Ref Letters Dh Fg Sd 5^ Rc NdAZbWb VeUd Sd Re Re RfPi RkMl L m Lp loDo Z Ak CjGk II L e Lg GhGhHhlgHh FiDh Bh Hm Nf NfDo Ud Sd Sd Oe PIIn Fm Jk Ej Kg Oj Ya Wc Wb Wd PdUc SgOe Popula, tion. 2,387 663 449969 39,907 181 9,059 1,949 2,047 D.fr. Wash 848 310 13 369 341 73 588 350 3,310 19,606 383 D. fr. Cap. 67 197 50 160 987 .196 147 91 75 254 99 122 322 500 423 3,051 368 360 205 35,592 172 1,661 551 4,141 879 1,097 1,294 975 733622 490 372 363 704 695657 540650 566 804 871 991809 148 2845 170 196 2,435 391 3,7901,031 9,017 1,895 158 1,009 995 990 1,097 350 490 353999 960 190 226 171 4291 106 126 80 136140 117 55 106 70 106 90 5677 160120 34 218 83 225 762 900 58g 849 396 598 259 648 474 550427 346 444 122 318 120134 169 300 "ii 167 55 "fri 17 282 67 83 257 CONSULTING INDEX. 37 Names of Places. I Concord, Concord, Concord, Concord, Concord Concord, A. Concord, Concord, Concord, Concord, , Concord, Concord , Concord, Concord, CONCORDIA, Concordia, Conemaugh, \CONECUGH,.. I Conestoga, . . . . , Conesus, , Conemaugh, . . . , Conemaugh, ... Congress, Congress, Conequenessing,Conewago, A. Conewango, . . . Conklin, Conhocton, .... Conewango, . . . Conewago, .... Conneaut, Conneaut, I Conneaut, Conneautte, . . . CormiotviUe, . . . Connellsville, . . Connersville, . . . Cohquest, Constable, ' Constantia, .... Conway, .' Conway, \ CONWAY, ... Conway, Conwayboro', . . . \COOK, Cookstown, . . . . , Coombsville, Cool Spring, .... Coolville, Coonville, . . Cooper, Cooper, COOPER, Cooperstown, . . . Cooperstown, .... I Coopersport, .... COOS, COOSA 1 1 Coosanda, Class. c. t. tsh.tsh. tsh.tsh. t. .. tsh. tsh. t. .. Parish, . c. t tsh Cotmty, . tsh tsh tsh. tsh. tsh. tsh. tsh. tsh tsh. and t. tsh tsh t tsh tsh tsh. and t. tsh. and c. t. tsh tsh tsh. and t t County, . c. t. County, . tsh. tsh County, . c. t. County, . County, . County. Franklin, Cabarras, .... Baker, Lewis, Champaign, . . Delaware, . . . Fayette, Geauga, Highland, . . . Miami, ...... Muskingum, . Ross, Eckhart,... . White, Concordia, . Cambria, . . Strafford, . Franklin, . La Fayette, . Horry, Fayette, .... Hardin, .... Mercer, .... Athens, . . . . , Ontario, .... Washington, , McKean, . . . , Harford, . Jefferson, . Autauga, , d" state. Pa.N.C.Geo. Ken. O. Lancaster, . . Livingston, . . . Indiana, .... Somerset, . . , Richland, . . . Wayne, .... Butler, York Warren, Broome, . . . Steuben,. . . . Cattaraugus,Adams, Crawford,. .. Crawford,. . . Erie, Erie, Crawford, . . . Fayette, .... Fayette, Cayuga, Franklin, . . . 0. , o.o.o. o.o.0. In.U. La.La.Pa.Al.Pa. N.Y Pa.Pa. O. O.Pa.Pa. Pa.N.Y. N.Y.N.Y. Pa.Pa. Pa.Pa. Pa.Pa.Pa. In. N.Y, N.H. Mas. A. T. A. T. S. C. II.Pa.Ken. Pa. O.N.Y.Me. Pa.Mo. Md. N.Y.Pa.N.H.Al. Al. Ref Letters QfNk Jl KhKfKf Kg Me Kg JfMgkI Ld F i CoCoPfGoRg Qd OfPf LfLfNfRf OeSdOdOd Qg Ne NeNeNeNe Of lg Rc Tb RcWcVdBkA m OmGeOfIi NeMg Qd AZbPeBhRgTdPe WbHnHn Popula tion. 35 553 468496 979 579 1,201 32 2,526 4,662 2,0857,444 2,152 1,6902,104 767 354 1,014 1,926 1,093 844 906 2,644 1,712 876547 1,324 743 1,171 1,507 693 1,1931,6011,663 982 1,099 85 396 6,904 8,388 D, Ir. Wash, 120 402 817 451 456416499 334 446474397 419 639 758 1,147 160 107 350 196166 394359 949 99 390 994 316350 80 315301396392313196 527360 536396 540394 1,966 459 214 636 970 330 341 766 257 69 379 956 869 D.fr. Cap. 54 101 175 86 59 19 59 163 847871 41 193 104 980 138 43 190 164 143 5496 918 18 347 15? 915 314 38 259940 965261252 173 68 162 211 134 93 69 197 150 191 85 235 97 199 164 184 54 66 156 110 38 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Coosawattee Village,, Coosawhatchie, Copake, , Copeland, ._. 'Copenhagen, COPIAH, Copley, Coram, iCorinna, t. tsh,t. .. County,. i Corinth,Corinth, Corinth, Cornelia, Cornerville, Cornish, A. Cornish, Cornville, Cornwall, 'Cornwall, Cornwall, CORTLAND, Cortland, 'Cortland, 'Cortlandville, Corydon, COSHOCTON, Coshocton,. Cote-Sans-dessein, . . . 'Cotton-Gin Port Cotton Grove, Cottonport Cottonport, Cotton ville, Cottrellville, Cottrellville Coudersport, "Council Hill, Countsville, Courtland, Coventry, Coventry, Coventry, Coventry, Coventry, Coventry, , , Coventry, .' Coventry Gore, . . . B Covert, Covesville, Covington, , Covington, Covington, Covington, , Comngton, Covington, COVINGTON,. ... COVINGTON, Covington, Covington, Covington, Covington t. .. tsh. tsh. and t. County, . . c. t tsh.tsh. t. County, . c. t t. .. t. .. tsh.t. .. c. t. t. .. t. .. tsh. tsh.tsh.t. .. tsh. t. .. tsh tsh tsh tsh. and t. . c. t c. t. Cotmty,.County, . c. t. c. t. t. .. c. t. Murray, Beaufort Columbia, .... Telfair, Lewis, Medina, ,. . Suffolk,... Somerset, . Penobscot,Orange, . ., Saratoga, . Jefferson, . Giles, • . • . York Sullivan, . . Somerset, . Addison, . ¦ Litchfield, Orange, . . Cortland, .... West Chester, Cortland, Harrison, .... County. Coshocton, . . . Callaway, .... Monroe, Madison, .... Limestone, . . . Williamson, . . Lawrence, . . . St. Clair St. Clair, Potter, Jo. Davies, . . . Lexington, . . . Lawrence, . . . Grafton, Orleans, Kent, Tolland, Chenango, . . . Chester, Portage, Orleans, Seneca, Albemarle, . . . Genesee, Clearfield Luzerne, Tioga, Alleghany, . . . Newton, St. Tammany, Tipton, Campbell, . Fountain, . State. Geo.S. C. N.Y.Geo.N.Y. Mi. O. N.Y. Me. Me. Vt. N.Y. N.Y.N.Y.Me.N.H. Me. Vt. Ct. N.Y.N.Y.N.Y.N.Y.N.Y. In. O.O. Mo.Mi. Ten. Al. Ten. Mi.M. T. M.T.Pa.II. S. C. Al.N.H.Vt.R. L Ct.N.Y. Pa.O.Vt.N.Y.Va.N.Y. Pa.Pa.Pa.Va. Geo.Al. Mi. La.Ten. Ken.In. Ref. Letters Jg MnUd Kg Sc DoMe UfYb Yb Vb Uc Rb Gk XcUc YbUo UeTeRdRdUe Sd Hh Mf Mf BhFraEkGIHk Do LdLdPe DdMl GLWb VbWcVeSdSfMeVbRdPiPd PeSe QeOIJ m HoEoDpE k JgGf Popula tion. 1,676 7,100 414 1,079 712 1,953 1,412 1,235 1,6851,104 1,264 1,714 3,486 23,791 3,840 3,673 459 11,161 333 296 440798 3,8512,119 1,576 2,131 485 6 1,791 2,716 250501 355 1,522 2,680 743 D. fr. Wash. 669613 358749 419 '341 281 646679 514 426 439 717 535 470 637 47q324277 .'sii 262 311 614 336969953845741 739 1,119 576578 283 977510 770 595 574 394350319135 330574304 145 356 919 239241233 662 1,159 894 498 654 D. fr.. Cap. 196147 57 100 143hh 207 53 813344 189 60 835938 62 38 101 '142 115149 134 8411 187' 135 140 95 100' 5059 174 313 98' 117 65 56 1414 117 71 109 55 177103 941 113131135191 60 44 197 79 81 CONSULTING INDEX. 39 Names of Places. Covington, COWETA, Coxsachie, Coxtown, Crab Meadows, ..... Crab Qrchajdi ¦¦•••• Craftsbiirg, CraigsviUe, Cran'berry, Cranberry, . .... . . . . Cranberry, Cranberry, Crane, Crane, Cranston, CfiAVEN, i/ravvibrd, ........... Crawford, C. CMAWPORD, CRAWFORD, CMAWEORD Crawford, C.Jff. Crawford, CRAWFORD Crawford, CRAWFORD, flRAWFORD, CRAWFORD, CRAWFORD, CrawfordsmUe fjrawfftrdsvAlle, Creagerstown, Creelsburg, Cresap, CRITTENDEN, . . . Crocket, Gropwell, Crosby, .C. Crossansville, a. Cross ,Creek A. Cross Creek, Cross Keys, Cross Keys, P. O. . . . jQross Roads, jCrosswicks Q-pton, Crow Harbour, Crown Point, "Crow's, P. 6 prow's Crossings, . . . .Croyden, puba, Cuba, . . . . , Cuckopville, Cullen Gulloden CULPEPER CUMBERLAND, . . Cumberland, A. Cumberland, A. CUMBERLAND, . . County, . . ^li. and t. t. Class. t. .. t. ... tsh. tsh.tsh. tsh.tsh. County, . t tsh Copnty,. Cotinty, . County, . c. t. tsh Coimty, . tsh Cotmty, . County, . Cotinty, . Coimty, . c. t Ct , County, . t. .. tsh. tsh. t .. t tsh. and t. tsh. and t. t t t. t. Cotinty, . County,. t t Washington, Greene, Berks, Suffolk, Lincoln, Orleans, . . . . , Jo. Davies, . , Middlesex, . . , Butler, Venango, ... Crawford, . . , Paulding, . . Williams, . . Providence^, . Washington,Oratige, County,. County. Crawford, . Coshocton, Crawford,, Taliaferro, . . . Montgomery, . Frederick, . . . Russell, Alleghany, . . . Gibson, Burlington, . . Harnilton,. . . . Perry, Washington, . Jefferson, . . . . Southampton, . Union, New Kent, . . . Burlington, . . West Chester, Camden Essex, Spartanburg, . Natchitoches, . Sullivan, Allegany, .... Clinton, Louisa, Weakly, Monroe Cumberland, Providence, . State. I Ref. Letters u.Geo. N.Y.Pa.N.Y. Ken.Vt. II. N.J.Pa. Pa.O. 0. O.R.LN.C. Me. N.Y. Pa.Geo.A. T. A.T.O. O.O.M.T.In.II. Mo.Geo. In.Md.Ken.Md. A. T. Ten. N.J.O. O. Pa.O. Va.S.C. Va.N.J. N.Y.Geo.N.Y.S.C. La.N.H.N.Y.O.Va. Ten. Geo.Va. Me.Me. R. L N.J. EhJm Ud f UfJi Vb Db TfNf , OeLfJeJe WeQkAZaTeNeJnZAk Z Ak MfKf Kf Cd Hh ?? BiKm HfQg Ij Pg Dk VTgJg Lg Nf Nf Qj Mi QiTfUeMo Uc LI AoVePd S^Qi J n PhXcXc WeSg Popula tion. 5,0033,373 234982 1,032 112 111131 2,653 13,734 189 9,019 16,030 ;5,313 2,440 442 4,701 276 692 3,238 3,117 1,712 1,272 1,895 8 2,147 1,843 2,041 1,0561,059 24,027 60,109 1,5583,675 14,093 D.fr. Wash. m 349 160 269 577669976 ,185 944979 419491594 799 987 1,904 334 443 615 617 55 641138 854145 503366 945954919480 195 174 961 751 482493 1,379 473317450 113 825 714 553 406 D'. ft. Cap. 40 33 69 195 61 39 310 30 313305 79 156188 5 197 94 136 77 4744 110171 149 39 118 59 997 146 9784 30 8 116 318 105 86 405 46 274 73 46 123 72 52 12 40 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. CUMBERLAND, . . Cumberland Cumberland, A. Cumberland, CUMBERLAND, . . Cumberland, C.H.. • . Cumberland, CUMBERLAND, . . CUMBERLAND, . . Cumberland Ford,P.O, Cumberland Valley,. . Cummington, Cumru, Curran, CURRITUCK, Currituck, C.H. Curwinville Gushing, A. Class. Cotmty, . tsh tsh c. t Coimty, . c. t t County, . County, . Cuthbert, Cutler, CUYAHOGA, Cynthiana, Cynthiana, A, Cynthiana, Cynthiana, Dagsboro', DALE, Dale,C.H. ?. Dale Town, Dallas, DALLAS, Dallas, Dalton, Dalton, C. Damascus, Damascus Damascus, Damascus, Dames Gore, D . Danbury, C. Danbury, Danbury, Danbury, Danby, Danby, Dandridge, Danielville, Dansville, Dansville, Danube, Danvers, Danville, Danville, Danville, Danville, Danville, Danville, Danville, Danville, Danville, tsh County, . c. t tsh. . : . . t tsh t County, . c. t t t tsh c. t t County, . c. t Hundred, , Cotmty, . . , c. t , tsh. tsh tsh. and t.. tsh t tsh. and t. c. t. c. t. tsh.tsh. c.t. c.t. c. t. t. bounty. Adams, Greene, Allegheny, Cumberland, , New Kent,... Knox, Bedford, . . . Hampshire, Berks, .... Ga)latin, . . . tsh. and t. . . Currituck, . . . Clearfield,. .. . Lincoln, Crawford, .... Randolph, ... Washington, . Harrison, . . . . Posey, Posey, Switzerland, . . Sussex, Dale, Wilcox, . Luzerne, . Hamilton, Coos, Berkshire, . . . . Wayne, Montgomery,. . Sumner, Henry, Grafl;on, Grafton, Fairfield, Huron, Wilkes Rutlantl, Tompkins, Jefferson, ... . Madison, Livingston, . . . Steuben, Herkimer, .... Cumberland. . Caledonia, . . . Bucks, Columbia, . . . Pittsylvania, . Warren, Mercer, Hendricks, . . . Vermillion, . . State. Pa.Pa. Pa. Md. Va.Va. Va. N.C. Ken.Ken. Pa.Mas.Pa.U. N.C.N.C.Pa. Me. Pa.Geo.Me. O. Ken. In.In. In. Del.Al.Al. Al. Pa. Al.Ten.N.H.Mas.Pa.Md. Ten.O.N.H.N.H. Ct. o. Geo.VtN.Y.Ten.Geo.N.Y.N.Y.N.Y. Mas. Me.Vt.Pa.Pa. Va. Ten. Ken. In.II. Ref. Letters QfQgOg PgPIPLRiOk ^1 PgVdKfFI RjSjPf XcNe loAZb MeJhGhGhlh ShHolo Gn Re GnIkWb Ud Se Qg J e Wc Wc Ue Le L m UcRd KkKIQdQdTd XdXbVb SfRfOj Hk Ji HgGf Popula tion. 29,226 1,0101,896 11,690 D.fr. Wash 74 211139 14,834 8,694 748 1,361 9,688 7,666 681 644 454 10,373 975 3,351 9,031 456 14,017 539897613 ¦440 130 517 119 391 141793 257 198617 307 634757 'sis D.fr.Cap. 35 910 165 9538 786 4,331 140 1,369 3,481 1,7361,734 4,998 1,198 9,631 349 718 546131 1,669 917 214 619 549 375 290 44 687 485 496 506990 495567448 994497 600 397322 406 448 568 538 164 175 258 665 571593 683 CONSULTING INDEX. 41 Names of Places. Danville, Dar, Darby, F. Darby, Darby, Sarby, arbyviUe, Darien, Darien, DARK, Darksville, DARLINGTON, . . . Darlington, Darnes Town, Dartmouth, Darwin, DAUPHIN, Davenport, DAVIDSON, DAVIDSON, Davidsonville, Davidsonville, Davidsonville, DAVIESS, DAVIESS, Davis, Dawsonville DayanviUe, Dayton, Dearborn, DEARBORN, Deavertown, Decatur, Decatur, Decatur, DECATUR, Decatur, Decatur, Decatur, Decatur, Decatur, DECATUR Decatur, Decatur, Decker, Decker Townti, Dedham, ; Deer, Deer Creek, Deer Creek Deerfield, Deerfield, Deerfield, Deerfield, Deerfield, ,Deerfield, Deerfield, Deerfield, Deerfield, a Deerfield, Deer Isle, tsh. and t. tsh tsh t. t c. t County, . County, . tsh County, . County, . Class. Knox, Butler, Delaware, . . . , Madison, .... Pickaway, ... Union, Pickaway, . . . Fairfield Mcintosh, . . . District,c. t County, . Cotmty, . tsh County. Berkeley, . Darlington, . , Montgomery, . Bristol, Clark, , Delaware, Ann Arundel, Lawrence, . . . Bedford, tsh. and c. t. t County, . t tsh Fountain, . . . . Montgomery,. Lewis, Montgomery,.Kennebeck, . . Morgan, . tsh County, . c. t Clearfield, . Mifflin, . . . t. .. tsh.' County, . tsh t tsh t t tsh tsh.t .. t. .. u' and t. tsh. and t. , tsh tsh tsh tsh. and t. tsh tsh t DeKalb,....Morgan, . . . . Brown, Lawrence, . . Washington, Marion, Macon, Knox, Sussex, Norfolk, Allegany, Madison, Pickaway, . . . Rockingham, . Franklin, . . . . Oneida,. . . . . . Cumberland, . Tioga, Warren, Morgan, Portage, Warren, . . Hancock, , Ref. Letters o. 0.Pa. O.O.O. O. Ct. Geo.O.Va.s. c. S.C. Md. Mas. II. Pa.N.Y.N.C.Ten. Md.A. T. Ten. Ken.In.In. Md; N.Y.o. Me. In. O.N.Y. Pa. Pa. Geo. Geo. Al.O. O. O. In. In.II.In.N.J. Mas. Pa. O. O.N.H. Mas. N.Y. N.J. Pa.Pa.O.O.O.O. Me. Lf Jg Sg Kf. Kg Kf Kg Ue MoJfPgNl 01 QgWe GgRf Td NkHjRhCj HkGiGhGf Qg Sc Jg YbJgLgTd PfQfJpJ m GI Kh Lh MglgEg Gh TeWOf KgKg WcVdSc^^QeOe I'g MeKg JgZb Popula tion. 234 105 1,085 399 827 417 75 1,201 6,204 13,728 3,866 95,943 1,778 13,389 99,556 5,9094,643 6,610 616 13,974 116 1,110 319765 3,854 D, fr. Wash, D. fr. Cap, 114189 996 5,887 3,1171,649 751 1,193 9,090 9,003 4,189 9,417 668319983 694 1,949 1,808 9,298 369496 199 416411418 407965 720 86 435 24 43$ 688 366 30 887 689 638 27 439462 610 352378 192169 680 750 470389324 59 109 103 90 14 22 39 69 187 165 86 61 . 60 149 609 771704 244 499 996 419404474 393387169165309 347 307 405 474 693 63 11 145 69 6664 199 6616 7564 130 55 117139 99 138 99 10 70 141 8610 910 9336 1993 100 63 159 943 63 149 37 9195 D2 -49 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. tsh. and t. Class. .F. Deering, Deerpark, Deersville, Defiance, Defiance, DeKalb DeKalb, DEKALB,...DELAWARE, DELAWARE, Delaware, .... Delavfare, .... DELAWARE, I Delaware, .... Delaware, Delaware, .... DELAWARE, Delaware, Delaware, .... Delaware, .... Delaware City, Delhi, Delhi, Delmar, Delphi, Delphi, Delphi, Demopolis,' . . . . Denmark, Denmark, Denmark, Denmark, Dennis, Dennis, Dennis' Creek,. Denton, Dennysville, . . . Depau, Depauville, . . , De Peyster, . . Deposit, Deptford, Derby, Derby, Derry, Derry, Derry, Perry, Derry, De Ruyter, Desmond, DETROIT, DewittviUe, Dexter, ¦ • Dexter, C Dexter, Diana, Dickinson, Dickinson, Dickinsonville, DICKSON, tsh tsh tsh. and t. t Cotmty, County, County, . . . . tsh tsh County, . . . . tsh. and c. t. tsh tsh County, . . . . tsh tsh County. Hillsborough,.Orange, Harrison, . . . Paulding, . . . Williams, . . . St. Lawrence,. Georgetown, . tsh. and c. t. tsh. tsh t c. t. tsh t tsh t tsh , t , t t tsh t tsh. and t. t. '. tsh t .A. t tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh. and t. . tsh Capital, . . . t tsh tsh t tsh tsh. and t. , tsh , t County,. . , Mercer, Pike, .. Delaware, . Hancbck, . Williams, . Delaware,. .. Hamilton, . . Ripley, New-Castle, . Delaware,. . . Hamilton,.. . Tioga, Onondaga, . . Morgan, .... Carroll, Marengo, . . , Oxford, Lewis, , Madison, . . , Ashtabula, . Barnstable, . Cape May, Cape May, . . . . Caroline, Washington, . . St. Lawrence, . Jefferson, St. Lawretice, . . Delaware, . . . , Gloucester, . . . . Orleans, New Haven, . , Rockingham, . , Columbia, Dauphin, Mifflin Westmoreland,Madison, St. Clair, Wayne, Chautauque, . . Penobscot, ... Washtenaw, . Washtenaw, . Lewis, Franklin, .... Cumberland, . Russell, State. N.H. N.Y. O.O. , o. N.Y. S.C.Geo. N.Y. Pa.Pa. Pa. O. O.O.O. In.In.In. In. Del. N.Y. O.Pa. N.Y. Ten. In.Al. Me. N.Y. Ten. O. • Mas.N.J. N.J. Md. Me.N.Y.N.Y.N.Y. N.Y.N.J.VtCt.N.H. Pa.Pa. Pa.Pa. N.Y. M.T.M.T.N.Y.Me. M.T.M.T.N.Y,N.Y. Pa. Va.Ten. Ref, Letters Popula tion. Wc TeMf Je Je Sb OmJ m Td SgNe Se KfKf KfJe If IfHglg SgTd i^ Qe Sd IkHfFnXc Sc Ek Ne Xe TgTgShAZb Sb RbSb SdSg VbUe WdReRf QfOfSd Lc Kd O d Ya Kd Kd Sb Tb Qf LjGj D.fr. Wash. 1,998 1,167 93 35 279 1,968 10,04933,094 17,333 941 11,504 649 8394 9,374 465 966290506 511 461 D.fr. Cap. 27 121 isi;170175 193 274239 2,116 1,528 613 954 2,370 169 9,314 1,508 856 668 813 3,5991,469 9,9539,176 1,6891,751 9,7383,895 1,447 376 3,222 242 144 419489 517 885 309 446 2,523 7,365 33 103 183 118344502947 349 35 77 117 141133 661 911558431 873395 473 194194 81 795 467431468 307 88 69 85 141159196 75 979744 179 189180 900 116 574 998 460 187102169194333 5742 98 77 9 55 165199 696 346 666 545546463607 108399 333 67 69 69 140 335 36 340 CONSULTING INDEX. 43 Names of Places. .jDighton, B. ilDillston, PINWIDDIE, l^Dinwiddie, C.H. District, East, ;;District of Columbia,. Dividing Creek, Dixfield, Dix Hills, Dixmont, Dixon, ;Dixon's Springs, P. 0, Dixville, Dixville, Doak's Stand, P. O.. . Dobson's cross Roads, Dodgeville, Dogwood Springs,P.O, Dohrman, Dana, Dona, Donaldsonville, Donegal, Donegal, E . Cotmty, . c. t tsh tsh. t. ... Donegal, DOOLY, Dorchester, Dorchester, DORCHESTER, . . . Dorchester, I)orset, Douglass, Douglass,. ...... .E. Douglass, Dover, . ; Dover, , Dover, Dover, Dover, Dover, Dover, Dover, Dover, DOVER, Dover, Dover, Dover, Dover, Dover, Downe, Downingstown, Doylestown, Dracut, Drakesville, Dresden, Dresden, Dresden, Dresden, Driftwood, A . . Dripping Springs,P.O, Class. Bristol, . York, . . Cumberland, . Oxford Suffolk, Penobscot, ... Preble Smith, Coos, Henry, tsh. c. t. tsh. . . , tsh. . . . , tsh. ... tsh Coimty, , County, . t. .. t .. tsh. tsh. c. t. tsh. and t. . tsh t tsh Hundred. Capital, . . c. t tsh.tsh.tsh. tsh. tsh. and c. t. t tsh. c.t. County. Dinwiddle, . Berks, . . . . Mas. Pa.Va.Va.Pa. Stokes, Iowa, Pulaski, Tuscarawas, . . Worcester, Kent, Ascension, . . . . Butler, Lancaster, . . . . Washington, . . Westmoreland, Grafton,Norfolk, . Colleton, Bennington,. . Worcester, . . . Berks, Montgomery, . Penobscot, . . . Strafford, Windham,!. . . Norfolk, Dutchess, . . . . Monmouth, . . Morris, York, Kent, Kent, Stewart, Athens, Cuyahoga, . . . Tuscarawas, . Wayne, Cumberland, . Chester, Bucks, Middlesex, . . . Morris, Lincoln, Washington, . Weakly, Muskingum, . Jackson, Edmondson,. . State. N.J. Me. N.Y. Me. O. Ten.N.H.Va.Mi.N.C. M.T.A.T.O. Mas.Del.La.Pa. Pa.Pa.Pa. Geo. N.H. Mas. Md.S. C. Vt. Mas. Pa. Pa.Me.N.H.Vt.Mas. N.Y.N.J. N.J. Pa.Del. Del.Ten.O. O.O.o. N.J.Pa.Pa.Mas. N.J. Me. N.Y. Ten.O. In. Ken. Ref Letters We QfQi QiSfQhSgXbUf YbJgHj WbOjDnNj Ed BlMfVdSg Cp OfRfNfOf KoWc WdShNnUc Wd Sf SfYa XcVdWdUe TgTf RgSgSgLgLeMf Mf Sg Sf Sf WdTfYb Ud FjLfHh Hi Popula- D. fr. tion. Wash 1,723 21,901 562 39,834 945 1,366 1,161 623 1,084 6,058 2,092 2,0599,135 693 4,074 18,686 1,6071,749 839 941 1,0495,449 831 497 9,1989,898 1,8743,416 549469979 961 1,993 1,777 1,615 1,559 495 391 490 98 169159 199617 965 635 493 618 593 991 1,000 333 1,098 1,083 998 397190 1,978 149 103 945 183 508432 '534 435 388143 148 678490 495430393 99: 933 94 114114787 363 366317 339 199139 160 440 993 597 466 834360 607 6701 D.fr. Cap. 39 K 19 40 68 86 49 191 44 97 48 159199 35 103 is 193 68 6 76 204 18 994 161 51 4 "96 91 41 64 7977 40 190 15 95 54 67 93 8165 140110 96 86 68 107 9657 1478 139 7375 130' 44 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Drummond Town,. . Drnjnore, Dryden, Duane, Duanesburg, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin, Dublin, DUBOIS, Oubueque, Duck Creek, Dudley, Dudley, Duguidsville DUKE'S, Dumfries, , Dumfries Dummer, Dummerston, Dunbar, B , Dunbarton, Duncanville, Dundaff, Dunkard, Dunkirk, Dunkirk, Dunklinsville, Dunlapsville, Diinsfable, B. Dunstable F. Dunstable, Dunn's Town, DUPLIN, Durham, Durham, Durham, Durham, Durham, B . Durhamville, DUTCHESS, Dutotsburg, Dutton, DUVAL Duxbtiry, Dtixbury, Dvvight, Dy berry, DYER Dyersburg, ¦Eagle, Eagle, Eagle, Eagle Earl, Earl, Class. t tsh tsh. and t. tsh tsh. and t. tsh. tsh. t. .. c. t. t. .. tsh.t. .. County, . Hundred, tsh. County, . tsh. borough, . tsh t tsh t ...... County,. t t tsh tsh. and t. . tsh t County,. County, . tsh t. tsh County, . c. t tsh. and t. . tsh tsh tsh. tsh tsh County. Accomack, . . . Lancaster, . . . Tompkins, . . . Franklin, .... Schenectady, . Cheshire, Bedford, Bucks, Huntingdon, . Harford, ..... Laurens, Franklin, .... Mercer, Iowa Kent, Worcester, . . . Henry, Buckingham, . State. Pr. William, . . Mobile, Coos, Windham, .... Fayette, Merrimack, . . . Thomas Susquehanna,. . Greene, Chautauque, . . . King & Queen, Laurens, Union, Hillsborough, . Middlesex, . . . Lycoming, . . . Lycorning, . . . Cumberland, . Strafford, . . . . Middlesex, . . . Greene, Bucks, Tipton, Northampton,Penobscot, . . . Washington, . Plymou3i, . . . Pope, Wayne, Dyer. Allegany, . . . Brown, . . . . . Hocking, . . . Boone, Berks, Lancaster, . . Va.Pa. N.Y.N.Y.N.Y.N.H. Pa. Pa. Pa. Md. Geo.O.O.M.T.In. Mo.T,Del.Mas. In. Va. Mas. Va.Al. N.H.Vt. Pa.N.H. Geo.Pa.Pa.N.Y.Va. C. In.N.H.Mas. Pa. Pa.N.C.Me. N.H. Ct.N.Y.Pa.Ten.N.Y.Pa.Me.F.T.Vt. Mas.A. T. Pa.Ten.Ten. N.Y.O.O.In.Pa. Pa. Ref Letters SiRg Rd ThTdVdQf SfQfRg KnKf Jf Ed HhDd SgWdIf PiXeQh Fo Wb Vd Of WeJpSe Ng Od QiMi JgWd WdQeQeQI XcXc Ve TdSfEk UeSf Zb Mp VbXdAkSePd Kg Kg HgSf Rf Popula tion. 1,609 5,906 947 9,8371,918 801 666 96 988 1,778 3,921 2,155 3,517 65 1,5921,698 1,067 "298 1,336 D.fr. Wash 9,414 593 11,991 1,7311,6061,116 3,039 750 50,996 443 1,970 651 2,716 1,078 1,904 892 703 541 990 5,344 206 301 506389 444 100166109 71 689 408526980 996 122 380 537 182 33 994 573 421 194 469 890 256 226 363107 506521 444440226 919 D.fr. Cap. 564 486 319359182 906 215 'i28 671 76 534 17 439 34 1,146 78 366 162 882 366 467 374693150 123 214 153194 91 5570. 9755 63 47 19 199 58 61 107 177139117 176 10 248 148 994 318 99 6782 3237 119 119 3135 31 34 111190, 168 964 9158 20 76 49 CONSULTING INDEX. 45 Names of Places. EARLY, ' Earleysburg, E.BATONROVGE, East Bethlehem, . .B. East Bradford, ...E. East Branch, East Bridgewater, A. jEasthVook, EastCahi, F. East Chester, East Constable, East District, EastFallowfield, ..J. EAST FELICIANA East Fiodlay, East Goshen,. G. East Greenwich, . .A. East Haddam, Eastham, . . . .^ East Hampton, B . East Hampton, East Hanover, East Hartford, East Haven, East Haven, East Hempfield, ..F. East Huntingdon, . . . East Kingston, . . .C. East Liberty, East Liberty, East Machias, East Manchester, . . . East Marlborough, D East Nantmeal, East Nottingham, K. Easton, Easton, Easton, Easton, E. Pond Plantation, B East Port, East Sudbury, G. EUttown, H. East Union Eastville, EastWhiteland,...!.East Windsor, East Windsor,.... A. Eaton, Eaton, Eaton, Eaton, Eaton, Eaton, Eaton, EATON, Eatonton, Ebenezer, Ebensburg, Economy, Econoniy, County, . Parish, tsh. ... tsh. ... tsh. . . . t. ..... tsh fa. and t. . . t. tsh tsh Parish, . . . . tah tsh. tsh. and c. t. t. t. t tsli. and t. tsh. t t. tsh. tsh. tsh. . t t t. .. tsh.tsh.tsh. tsh.tsh. tsh borough,c. t t. .. t tsh. , tsh.c. t , tsh. , tsh t. tsh. and t. t tsh. tsh.c. t. County, c.t. c.t. tsh. and t. County. Centre, . Washington, . , Chester, Venango, .... Plymouth, . . Hancock, ... . Chester, ..... West Chester, Franklin, . . . . Berks, Chester, Washington, , Chester, . Kent, Middlesex, . . , Barnstable, Hampshire, . , Suffolk, , Lebanon, . . . , Hartford, . . . , New Haven, .. Lancaster, . . . . Westmoreland, Rockingham, . Allegany, Fayette Washington, . . York, Chester, Chester, Chester, Bristol, Washington, . . Northampton, . Talbot, Somerset; Washington, . . Middlesex, Chester, Wayne, ...... Northampton, . Chester, Hartford, Middlesex, .... Strafford Madison, Monmouth, . . . Luzerne, Gibson, Lorain, Preble, Putnam, Effingham, . . . . Cambria, Beaver, Wayne, State, Geo.Pa. La.Pa.Pa. Pa. Mas.Me. Pa.N.Y.N.Y. Pa. Pa.La.Pa. Pa..R., I. CtMas.Mas.N.Y.Pa. CtVt CtPa. Pa. N.H.Pa.Pa.Me.Pa. Pa.Pa.Pa. Mas. N.Y. Pa.Md.Me. Me. Mas.Pa.O.Va. Pa.CtN.J.N.H. N.Y.N.J. Pa. Ten. O.O.M.T.Geo. Geo. Pa.Pa. In. Ref Letters lo QfCpNf-SeQe Xd ZbSgUfUb SfSg Cp NTSf We VeYeVdVfRf Ve WbVdRfOf XdOfOfAZbRfSgSfRgWd UcSf Rg Yb BZbWd Sf Mg Si^SfVeTf WcSd Tf lie EkLe JgJd Km MnPf Nf lg Popula tion. 9,061 6,698 3,603 1,0991,653 81 1,440 1,D30 563 1,1668,3471,919, 752 1,691 2,664 970 746 1,668 2,502 2,937 33 1,999 9,084 1,616 449 1,065 2,212 1,252 2,099 1,7881,756 3,7583,599 999 9,450 944646 1,366 994 3,5371,9031,439 3,669 599 103510 370 1,217 Drfr. Wash, 182 210 115 394499 684 114 241536 159110 251. 119 406 337 490371 339131336564305115 198 471217 201 751 107140 92 423 403 190 84 620 778 422 124 340 244 131 349183 539351 913951 863379 650661 178 941 595 D. fr. Cap. 75 203 79 227 2296 60 167 911 6867 939 79 15 97 9988 965 21 9 583833 176 39 195178 149 70 6566 34 26 101 47 25 176 16 84 99 174 77 8 18 57 102 48 143143 125 92 23 140131 919 77 6 46 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Ecorces, Echore Fabre, Eddington, Eddytown, Eddyville, Eddyville, Eden, Eden, Eden, Eden, Eden, Eden, Edinburg, Edenton, FjDdAR Edgarton, Edgecomb, EDGECOMBE,....EDGEFIELD Edgefield, C.H. Edgemont, G. Edgeworth, Edinboro', Edinburg, Edinburg, Edinburg, Edmeston, EDMONDSON, .... Edihondton, Edmunds, Edwards EDWARDS, Edwardsburg, Edwardsville, Edwardsville, Edwardsville, Eel Eel River, Eel River, Effingham, EFFINGHAM, .... EFFINGHAM, .... Egg Harbour, Egremont, D . Elba ELBERT, Elberton, Elbridge, Elbridge, Eldersville, Eldridge, Elizabeth, Elizabeth, B. Elizabeth, . Elizabeth, , Elizabeth, . Elizabeth, . Elizabeth, . Elizabeth, . Elizabeth, t .... County, , t , Class. tsh. c. t t .. t, .. t .. t .. t .. t .. tsh.tsh.tsh.tsh. County, . District,c. t . . tsh t tsh County, . t tsh County,. t t. tsh.tsh.tsh. Wayne, . . . , Union Penobscot, . , Yates, Ulster, Caldwell, .., Hancock, . . , Orleans, . . . , Erie, Licking, . . . , Seneca, . . . . , La Grange, Saratoga, . . , Chowan, Edgefield,. .. . Delaware SchuylkiU, . . . Montgomery,.Elbert, Portage, Johnson, Otsego, County, . County, . tsh t tsh County, . t tsh. and t t t tsh tsh. and c. t. tsh tsh. and t . tsh. t c. t tsh tsh t. ELIZABETHCITY County, County. Duke's, . , Lincoln, , Barren, Washington, . St Lawrence, St. Lawrence, Warren, Madison, . . . . Greene,. . . . Hendricks, . Strafford, . . Gloucester, . . . Berkshire, . . . Genesee, Elbert, Onondaga, . . Edgar, Washington, Huron, Essex, Essex, , Allegany, . . . Lancaster, . . Lancaster, . . Bladen, : . . .. Lawrence, . . Miami, Callaway, . . . State. M.T. A. T. Me. N.Y. N.Y. Ken.Me.VtN.Y.O.O.In.N.Y:N.C. II.Mas.Me.N.C.s. c. S.C. Pa. Pa.N.CGeoO. In. N. Y. Ken. Ken.Me. N.Y. II.M.T. N.Y.O. II. In.In.In. N.H.Geo.U.N.J. Mas. N.Y.Geo.Geo.N.Y. II. Pa. O.N.Y.N.J. Pa.Pa.Pa.N.C.O.O. Mo. Va. Kef Letters KdA m Zb RdTe Fi ZbVb OdLf Kele TcRjGg Xe Y c Qk MmMm Sg Rf N k LI Melg Sd HiIj AZbSbFhHeSb Jg Dh Hf Gg Hg W c MnFg Tg Ud PcLI LIRcGgNfLeUbTfOfRfRfPiLhJf Bh Ri Popula tion. 406 167 957 461 1,066 588819 1,571 4,071 1,509 1,958 14,935 30,509 757 373 '9,087 9,649 967 633 1,649 48 1,911 9,9'94 2,510 890 2,678 12,354 3,367 742 1,0153,455 2,619 1,928 761 1,000 D.fr. Wash. 514 1,148 665 300 311 778 690 557363 363 426 616 435284 496 591 557 123189 493 578 313 588359 651 785 469 643 469460836 639658 605 597 900 349376 579349 665 950 397 503910 940 124no 385395 .461 964 D. ft. Cap. 12i 8570- 190 60 341. 9338 387 44 80 218 58 155 97 26 578384 158 116134 3077 142162194 169 194 83 55 110 70 34 57 139 260 101149116 227 124196 44 916 49 17 99 165 65 91 CONSULTING INDEX. 47 Names of Places. Elizabeth City, ...... Elizabeth Town, Elizabeth town, Elizabethtown, Elizabeth Town, Elizabethtown, Elizabeth Town, . . . . Elk, Elk, Elk, Elk Creek, Elk Creek, ELKHART, Elkhart, Elkhart, Elkland, Elkland, Elk Lick Elk Run, . . . Elkton, Elkton, Elkton, Elk Town, EUenburg, Ellery, Ellicott Ellicottville, Ellington, Ellington, Elliott ElKott'sX roads, P.O. EUisburg, Ellison, EUisville, Ellisinlle, Ellsworth, Ellsworth, Ellsworth, Elmira, Elmore, Elmore, Elsinborough, ... .A. Elyria, Elysian Fields, Elyton, EMANUEL, Emaus, Embden, Emmetsburg, Emporium, Enfield, Enfield, ....; A. Enfield, Enfield, Enfield, English Town, Ennisville, Enoch, Enosburg, Ephrata, Ephrata, Class. c. t t c. t t t tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh County, . tsh t tsh.tsh. tsh.tsh. t .. t c. t t tsh tsh tsh tsh. and c. tsh tsh. and t. tsh tsh. and c. t. tsh. tsh.tsh. c. t Coimty, t. tsh. tsh. and t t tsh. tsh. and t . County. Pasquotank, . Essex, Ohio, Wood Carter, Hardin, Hamilton, . . Warren, . . . Athens, . . . Monroe, . . . . Erie, Venango, . . . Elkhart, Elkhart • • • • • Lycoming, . . . Tioga, Somerset, . . . . Columbiana, . Cecil Giles, Todd, Fauquier, . . . . Clinton, Chautauque,. . Chautauque,. . Chautauque, . . Tolland, Chautauque,. . York, Cumberland, . Jefferson, . . . . Beaufort, . . . . Nicholas, . . . . Jones, Hancock, . . . . Grafton, Trumbull, . . . Tioga, Washington, . Daviess, Salem, Lorain, Amite, Jefferson, . . . . Lehigh, ... . Somerset ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Frederick, . . . McKean, Grafton, Hampshire, . . Hartford, . . . . Tompkins, . . . Halifax, Monmouth, . . Huntingdon, . Monroe, ..... Franklin Montgomery,. Lancaster, . . . State. N.C.N.J. Va. Va.Ten. Ken. O.Pa. OO. Pa.Pa. In. In.1In. Pa.Pa. Pa. O.Md. Ten.Ken.Va.N.Y. N.Y. N.Y. N.Y. Ct. N.Y. Me. Ken.N.Y.N.C. Ken. Mi. Me. N.H.O. N.Y. Vt.In. N.J.O. Mi. Al. Geo. Pa. Me.Md. Pa.N.H.Mas. Ct N.Y.N.C.N.J. Pa. O. Vt. N.Y.Pa. Ref Letters RjTfNg MgLjIi Jg OeLg Mg NeOe le He le ReQe OgNf SgGk GjQhUbOdOd Pd . Ve OdXc Ij Rc QkJh Eo Zb Wc Ne Rd VbGhSgLeCoGmLnSf YbQg PeVcVdVe RdQj TfQf Mg VbTc Rf Popula tion. 133 893199 569570 935 606 1,554 1,499 380 9,0092,101 626 1,4551,2791,845 5,292 385 235 800 2,892 442 503 668 2,673 894 1,492 1,056 2,1292,332 287 1,560 1,902 D.fr. Wash. 260210 250394490 631514 339 369309 336961 695634 210973 173 375 88 754736 68 530346334338351359 496 694 399307 509 1,054 679 598996 973545 679167 377 1,171 799 D. fr. Cap. 189 44 343 994 316 80 199 936 71 108 975 194 183 912 100167151 159 80 92 186 87 191 342330 292 17 320 107131166 127 63 134 8153 151 198 21 91 69 130137 69 183 90 645 46 65 80 241 169 497 49 388 73 352 18 298 171 226 74 195 30 170 93 120 314 555 58 417 61 195 38 48 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Epping, Epsom, Equality, .... ERIE, Erie, ERIE, Erie, Erie, Erie, Erin, Errol, Erwin, Erw;i?ina, .... ESCAMBIA,Esopiis, Esperance, . . . ESSEX, Essex, ESSEX, ESSEX,. ESSEX, ESSEX, ESTILL, Estillville, .... Estinaula, Etna Etna, Euclid, Eugene, Eulalia, Eutaw Springs, Evans, Evansham, .... Evans' Mills, . . EvaiisvUle, .... Evesham, , Etcirigton, .... Exeter, Exeter, Exeter, Exeter Exeter, Exeter, Exeter, Exetertown, . . . Fabius, Fairbanks, ¦p^ir Bluff, Fairfax, FAIRFAX, . . . Fairfax, Fairfax, C. H. . Fairfield, Fairfield, FAIRFIELD,Fairfield, Fairfield, Fairfield, Fairfield .B. Class. c. t County, . . tsh. and t. County, . . borough, . c. t tsh.tsh.t .. tsh.t .. County,. tsh t Coimty, . tsh County, . t County, . tsh County, . Coimty, . Cotmty, . c. t tsh. ¦¦.¦ tsh. and t tsh tsh. , c. t , t c. t c. t f tsh. and t tsh tsh. and t tsh tsh. tsh. and t tsh t t County,. c. t County, . . t tsh. and t tsh t County. Rockingham, Merrimack, . . Gallatin, Erie, Erie, . . . Greene, . Monroe, . Tioga, .. Coos Steuben, . Bucks, . . Ulster, ... Schoharie, Chittenden,Essex, Essex, Scott, HayvvootJ Penobscot, . . . Tompkins, . . . Cuyahpgaj . . . Vermillion,. . • Potter, Charlpston, . . . Erie, Wythe, Jefferson, . . . . Vanderburg, . Burlington, . . Effingham, . . . Penobscot, . . . Rockingham,Washington, . Berks, Luzerne, . . . . Morgun, ¦ . • . Berks, Oiigtidaga, . . Sullivan, . . . Columbus, . . Frapklin, . . , Culpeper, . Fairfax, . . Somerset, . Franklin, . Fairfield, . . . Herkimer, . . Cumberland, Essex, State. N.H.N.H. II.N.Y. N.Y. Pa.Pa.Al. M. T. N.Y. isr. H. N.Y. Pa. F.T.N.Y.isf. Y. Vt.Vt.Mas.Mas. N.Y.N.Y.N.J.Va. Ken. Va. Ten.Me. N.Y.O. In. Pa.S.C.N.Y.Va.N.Y.In.N.J.II. Me. N.H. R. L N.Y.Pa.Pa.11. Pa. N.Y. In. N.C.Vt.Va.Va.Va.Me. VtCt. CtN.Y.N.J.N.J. Kef. Letters Wc Wc Fi Pd Pd Ne Nd FnKeRdWbQd SfGpUeTd Wb Ub Xd XdUbUbTf Ri Ki EkYb RdMegSP e Nm OdMi SbGh FgYbXd We SdSfSeDgSf RdGgOIUbQh PhQhYbVb UeUeTe^STf Popula tion. 1,9691,413 35,719 1,926 17,041 1,465 796 82 796 1,770 3,981 1,664 82,859 1,333 19,287 1,543 41,911 10,521 4,618 362 1,099 1,185 4,239 1,439 2,763 2,383 1,690 767 3,070 1,729 9,204 2,002 2,270 47,010 4,246 2,266 1,812 D.fr. Wash 480489 773 99 19 137 386 260 333896 478 282598 281 186 310 384 521465508 433 881662 297 363 666 271 524380329 422 728 147 743674 474369 382143 237 862140332699 449536 76 31 636 545 380407 183 228 D. fr Cap, 272 47 48 191137 216 129 68 96 44 '33 135 357167 63 157147 93 169 54 993953 170 170 343875 39 95 7868 199130 65 121101159 56 94 129 2669 CONSULTING INDEX. 49 Names of Places. t .. tsh.tsh.tsh. District, , t t Cotmty, . . . t^h tsh. and t . t Class. Fairfield, Fairfield,.. Fairfield, Fairfield, Fairfield, FAIRFIELD, Fairfield, Fairfield, FAIRFIELD, Fab-field, Fairfield, Fairfield, a. Fairfield, Fairfield, Fairfield, Fairfield, Fairfiisld, A. Fairfield, Fair Ground, Faithiven, Fairhaven, Fairlee, Fair Play, A. Fairport, Fairport, Fairview, Fairview, B. Fairview, a. Fairview, P. O Fairville, Fall Creek, Failowfield, A. 'FaUowfield, Falls, Falls, Falls Falls, Fallsbuig, Fallsburg-, FaUs Creek, rFallstown, B. Failowfield, East,. .J. i.Fallowfield,WeBt,.X. Falmouth, Falinouth, Falmouth, Falmouth, Fannet, Fannetsburg, Fann's Bridge, P. O.. Farmersville, ..;.... Faitaington, Farmington, iFarmington, Farmington, Farmington, , Farmington, (Fa;rmington, b. Farmingtony Farmington, D. Farmington tsh tsh tsh tsh. and t . tsh t t t t t , tsh t t tsh. and t tsh t tsh. tsh. tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh. ; tsh. and t . tsh. tsh. , tsh. , t t .., t ..,t . tsh. , t ... tsh. t .. t .. t .. tsh. tsh.t .. t .. tsh. tsh. c. t Adams, Crawford, . . . . . Lycoming, . . . . Westmoreland, Rockbridge,. . . County. Amite, . Nelson, . State. Butler, Columbiaaia,. , Green, Highland, Hurcn, Tuscarawas,. Franklin, Tippecanoe, . Wayne, ..... Richmond, . . , Rutland, .... Bristol, Orange, .... Greene, Monroe, Crawford, . . . Erie, York Guernsey, . . Greenville, . . Washington, Hamilton,. .. Crawford, . . . Washington, Bucks, Luzerne, .... Hocking, . . . Muskingum, Sullivan, .... Licking, .... Henry, Beaver, Chester, .... Chester, .... CumberlEind, Barnstable, . . Stafford, Pendleton, . . Franklin, . . . Franklin, . . . Jefferson, . . . Cattaraugus, Kennebeck, . Strafford, . . . Hartford, ... Ontario, .... Venango, . . . Bedford, ..[Teh. Belmont,. . . Trumbull, , Oakland, . . St. Francis, E Pa.Pa. Pa.Pa. Va.S.C. Mi.Ken. O.O. O.O. O. O.O. In.In.II.N.C. VtMas.Vt In. N. Y. M. T. Pa. Pa. O. S.C.N.Y. In. Pa.Pa.Pa.Pa. O. O. N.Y.O. In. Pa.Pa.Pa.Me.Mas. Va. Ken. Pa.Pa.Gfeo. N.Y. Me. N.H.Ct N.Y.P4. Ref Letters O.o. M.T. Mo. Og Ne Re Of OiMl Do Ii LgJg Nf KgKgL B Mf Jg Hf FhOk Uc Xe •Vc9,^ QcCaNd Rf Mf LIUc Tg Ne OfTf Se LgLfTeLflgNfSgXc X e Qh JhQfQf LmPd Xb WoVe Qd OeHkNf MeKgDi Popula tion. 845 9,499 91,546 94,786 3,190 1,899 137 9,797 419 667 676 3,034 656 D. fr. D. ft. Wash. Cap. 84 288 188170186 1,147 599 1,5261,892 162 876 2,1492,960 739938 1,9691,173 242 386 1,156 1,6211,966 3,974 9,110 1,005 2,341 1,465 1,9011,773 904 66 696 275452445 388 308625 643756389 458 434601 659351 340 110 994 596 441 573 991 918 169 949 370339 988363539254 110 102 547 472 58 502 109105 656 329 616 505 328346 254 707 278 311 564919 50 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Farmville, FAUQUIER Fawn Fayette, Fayette, Fayette, FAYETTE, Favette, FAYETTE, FAYETTE, FAYETTE, FAYETTE, FAVETTE, FAYETTE, FAYETTE, Fayette, FAYETTE, FAYETTE, ¦¦ Fayette, 'Fayetteville, Fayetteville, Fayetteville, Fayetteville, Fayetteville, Fayetteville, Fayetteville, Fayston, Fearing, Federalsburg, FELICIANA, East,. FELICIANA, West, Feliciana, Felicity, a. Felixville, Fenner, FENTRESS, Ferdinand, Ferguson, Fermanagh, A. Fernandina, Ferrisburg, Fevre River, '^Fincastle, Findlay, A. Findlay, East, Findlay, West Finley, Fishersfield, Fishing Creek, Fishkill Fitchburg, Fitchville, Fitzwilliam, Flatbush, C. Flatlands, D. Flat Lick, P.O Flat Rock, Flat Rock, P. O Flat Rooks FLEMING flemingsburg, County,. tsh County, . tsh County, . County, . County, . t County, . County, . County, . Uh County, . Cotmty, . t t , t . t . t , t . . . .t ... tsh. Parish, Parish, Prince Edward, tsh.t .. Coimty, . t York, Kennebeck, . . Chautauque, . . Seneca, Allegany, Jefferson, . Lawrence, . t tsh County, . . t tsh tsh c. t t feh c. t tsh. tsh tsh tsh. and t. t tsh tsh t tsh t '.. tsh. and c. t, tsh Couifty. Howard, Fauquier, . . . , Cumberland, . Fayette, Fayette, Washington, , Lincoln, Brown, Washington, , Washington, , Dorchester, . Graves, Clermont, . . . Cumberland. Madison, . . . Essex, Centre, ....', Juniatta, . . . , Nassau, .... Addison .... Iowa, Bottetourt, . . . Allegany, Washington, . . Washington, . Hancbck, Merrimack, . . . Columbia, . . . . Dutchess, Worcester, Huron, Cheshire, . . . . . Kings, Kinp, Christian, Bartholonoew, . Kershaw, Somerset,. ..... State. Crawford,. Va.Va. Pa. Me. N.Y. N.Y. Pa. Pa. Va. Geo. Al. Mi. Ten. Ken. O.O.In.II. Mo. Va. N.C.Geo.Al. A. T. Ten. O.Vt.o. Md.La.La.Ken.O. Va.N.Y. Ten.Vt Pa.Pa. F.T. Vt M.T.Va.Pa. Pa.Pa.O. N.H.Pa. N.Y. Mas. O. N.H. N.Y.N.Y. Ken.In. S.C.Pa. Ken. A. T. Ref. Letters PiQhRg XbOd Rd OgNf Mi J m Fm Co Ek Jh Kg Lh i^ EgBg QhPkJ m FmZAj Hk Kg Vb Mg Sh Cp Do Fj JhPi Sd Jj Wb Qf QfMpUbDdOi NfNf Ke Vc Re Ue WdLe Vd Uf Uf lg NlGg Kh Ak Popula tion. 96,086 786 1,049 3,196 99,172 9,301 9,051 3,547 8,659 95,098 8,189 691 9,119 2,704 32 449 617 8,247 8,629 199 2,0172,784 1,743 1,432 1,822 1,3271,219 1,218 301 797 568 8,292 2,169 338 1,229 1,143 596 13,449 D.fr. Wash 159 81 598367 330 234 1,127 1,017 57 347 700 874 1,285 732 463510 312 99 839 485 135 367 676 183150776 498984235943 949951509470 199 288419 388 429230220 767 581464 180 1^77 D.fr. Cap. 68 52 17 337 178 313 93 66 101 61 107 50 217 73 92 16 114 62 300118 50 115 76"83 43 313 55 176 221245 330 114 308988' 46 109 72 156158 298 3751 158 109 CONSULTING INDEX. 51 Names of Places. Flemingsburg, . . Flendngton, .. i. Fletcher, Filming, Flinn, EFlintHill, ^Flintstone, I^Florence^ Florence, Florence, ...... Florence, Florida, Florida, ^ Florida, Florida, Florida, Florida, Florisant, Flourtown, ..... Flowerfield, .... Floyd, FLOYD, ...... FLOYD, FLOYD, FLOYD Flqydsburg, .... Flushing, Flushing, FLUVANNA, . Foglesville Fire-Place, Fordsville, Fordsville, Forks, FORSYTH, ... Forsyth, Fort Adams, .... Fort Ann, Fort Argyle, . . . Fort Armstrong, Fort Barrington, Fort Brady, Fort Chartres, . . Fort Coquilles, or Pike Fort Covington, Fort Covington, Fort Crawford,. , Fort Crawford,. Fort Dale, Fort Dearborn, , Fort Early, ..., Fort Edward, . . , Fort Gadsden, . Fort Gaines, Fort Gratiot, . . Fort Howard,. . Fort Jackson,. ., Fort Jackson,. . Fort Jefferson, . Fort Massac, . . , Fort Miller, . . . , tsh. t .. tsh. ctt .. tsh.t .. tsh. Class. tsh tsh County, . County, . Cotmty,.County, . County. Fleming, . . .-. Hunterdon, . . Franklin, .... Cayuga, Lawrence, . . . Culpeper, . . . . Alleghany, . . . Oneida, ...... Lauderdale, . . Boone, Huron, Berkshire, . . . Montgomery,. Orange, Escambia, . . . Mobile, Park St Louis, Montgomery,. St. J[oseph, . . . Oneida, tsh. and t . tsh. and t. . County,.. . t t t t tsh Cotmty,. c. t Lehigh, Suffolk, Cumberland, . Marion, Northampton, tsh. and t . tsh.t .. tsh. and t Jefferson, . Queen^s, ¦ . Belmont, . Monroe, . . . . , Wilkinson, . . , Washington, Bryan, Mcintosh, . . . Chippeway, . . Monroe, Orleans, Franklin, . . . . Franklin, Conecuh, . . . . Crawford, . . . Butler, Cook, Lee, Washington, . Franklin, . . . . Early, St Clair, Brown, Montgomery,.Plaquemines, . McCracken, . . Pope, Washington, . State. Ref Letters Ken.N.J.Vt N.Y. In. Va. Md.N.Y.Al. Ken.O. Mas.', N.Y. N.Y. F.T. Al. In. Mo.Pa.M.T.N.Y.Va. Geo. Ken.In.Ken. N.Y. O. Va. Pa. N.Y. Va. Mi.Pa. Geo.Geo. Mi. N.Y.Geo. Mo. T. Geo. M. T. II.La. N.Y.N.Y. Al.M.T.Al. II. Geo. n.y: F.T. Geo. M.T.M.T.Al. ¦ La. Ken.II. N.Y. KhTf VbRd Hh Ph Sc,GI JhLe VdTdTe GpFoGn Dh Sf I d Scfl^ Li lh lhUf MfPi SfVf Pi Do SfJlJ m Co Uc MnDe MoDeDhEp TbTbGoCc Ho Ge JoUc lq lo Ld Gb' HnEq Ej Fi Uc Popula tion. D.fr. Wash. 649 793 1,461 964 760 464 9,861 1,699 4,347 6,361 '9,890 1,6698,991 1,989 3,900 2,901 1,816 D.fr. Cap. 498 82 539 336 618 91 199 423 796507 395390 404260 1,035 996 654 872 146634394 570237291 176 391 136 1,115 190 702 1,204 435 67 937 712 889883 1,169 618 694988 1,060 904 763760 494940 849 697 1,037 866 1,978 847792 416 79 23 56 160 76 128169 121146 70 127 123 34 111 997 189 89 1331091^ 100 37 963 192 "76 917, 51 138101 60 170 58 159174356117 31 217223223 'us 230 118 47 73 207 71 511113 75 309 192 39 CONSULTING INDEX. Pop'illa 'tion. Names of Places. Class. Fort Mims, Fort Mitchell, . . . Fort Montgomery, Fort Osage, ..... Fort Plain, Fort Scott, Fort Seneca, jtsh. Fort Smith, ........ | .. , Fort Snelling, .i.... Fort fet John, Fort St Leon, Fort St Phillip, ¦Fort Strother Fort VaUey, Fort Wityne, Fort Winiatns, Fort Wiimebago, .... Foster, FOUNTAIN, Four Corners, Fowler, Fowler, Fowlersvillfe, Fox, Fox, Foxljorough, B. Ijoxcroft, Framinghain, Francestown, . . . .C. Franconia, Franconia, ...... .C. JFrankford, ......... tsh County,. t tsh tsh I'rankibrd, Fi^ankford, Frankford, Frankford, Frankfort, Frankfort, Fiankfort, Frankfort, Frankfort, Frankfort, Franklin, Franklin, FRANKLIN, ¦FrankUn, FRANKLIN, Franklin, Franklin, mANKHN, ...... Franklin, Franklin Fraiiklin, Franklin, Ffanklin, « Fnmklin, FRANKLIN, Franklin, Franklin, .......... Franklin, tsh.tsh. tsh.tsh.t .. t .. tsh borough, . tsh. and t . t t Capita], . c. t c. t .... t t County, . t ..... . Comity,.t County,. . . t tsh. and t. . tsh tsh. .. tsh tsh Cotmty,. .. tsh tsh tsh County. Baldwin, .... Russell, Baldwin, ... Jackson, Montgomery,. Decatur, Seneca, Crawford, . . . , Orleans, Jefferson, . . . . Plaquemines, . St Clair, Cravvford, . . . . Allen, Talladega, . . . Brown, Providence, . . Rensselaer, . . . St Lawrence,. Trumbull, . . . Livingston, . . Clearfield, .... Columbiana, . . Norfolk, Penobscot, . . . Middlesex, . . . Hillsborough,. Grafton, Montgomery,. Beaver, Cumberland,Philadelphia, Pike,. ... Waldo, Herkimer, . . , Greenbriar, . Hampshire, . Franklin, ... Clinton, . . . . , Franklin, ... Hancock, . . . , Merrimack, . . Franklin, , Norfolk New London, . Cattaraugus,. . Delaware, . . . Oneida, Bergen, Gloucester,. . . Somerset, .... Adams,. . . Allegany, . Bradford, . State. Al.Al.Al.Mo. N.Y. Geo.O.A. T. M.T. La.La.La. Al. Geo.In. Al. M.T. R. L In. N.Y. N."Y. 0. N.Y.Pa.O. Mas. Me. Mas. N.H.N.H.Pa.N.J.Pa.Pa.Pa. Mo. Me. N.Y. Va.Va.Ken.In.II. Me.N.H.VtVtMas.Mas. Ct.N.Y.N.Y.N.Y.N.Y.N.J.N.J.N.J. Pa, Pa. Pa. Pa. ¦Her. Letters FoInFo ZAg TdJp Ke ZAk Ab DdDqEq Hm Jn le HmFc WeGf UdSb NeQdPeMf WdYaWd WcWbSfTeNfQfSfCgZbScNi PgJhHf Fi Zb WcVbVbVd Wd VelTb PdSdSdTeSgTf QgQgNfRe 490 9,679 7,619 D.fr. ¦Wash 1,447 699 437 919 1,166 677 3,313 1,541 447 998 1.996 1,975 1,633 3,4872,630 1,689 389 1,370 24,595 1,129 29,501 1,6621,196 11,312 9,786 3,4491,5743,352 35,037 1,588 638 583 982 772 9g3 1,220, 401 873 437 1(3031,3051,1971,2101,283 737717 561 839 1,090 376 401454 309361 227285 412 678 413460 543171 233 254 121141 951 668 389 273124551 623 808689 492 '556 410 362 324342373 240 150188 85 236248 DTfr., Cap. CONSULTING INDEX. 53 Names of Places. Franklin, C. Franklin, Franklin, Franklm, '. Franklin, Franklin, Frahkl'm, C. FRANKLIN, Franklin, FRANKLIN, Franklin, FRANKLIN, Franklin, FRANKLIN, FRANKLIN, Franklin, FRANKLIN, Franklin Franklin, FRANKLIN, : Franklin, FRANKLIN, , Franklin, , FRANKLIN, Franklin, Franklin, Franklin, Franklin, .' Franldin, B Franklin, tsh. tsh. tsh. c. t tsh tsh Cotmty, . c. t County, . t County, . c. t County, . County, . t County, . Franklin,FrankUn, Franklin, Franklin,Franklin, B. Franklin, Franklin, Franklin, . . > Franklin, Franklin, PRANKLIN, Fraiiklin, Franklin, Franklin, Franklin, Franklin, Franklin, Frianklin, Franklin, Franklin, Franklm, Franklin, FRANKLIN, FRANKLIN, Franklin, Franklinton, Fraiiklinton, b Franklinton, Frankfinville, ...... FranJcUnville, Frailkstown, c.t County, . t County, . c. t County,tsh tsh. ... tsh tsh. Uh. tsh. tsh.tsh. c. t tsh. c. t County. Fayette, Greene, . Huntingdon, . . Lycoming, Venango,' Westmoreland, York, Pendleton, . . . Macon Heard, Henry, , Franklin, . . . St Mary's,.. Williamson, . . Simpson, . . . tsh tsh tsh tsh. tsh County,. . . . tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh. and c. t tsh tsh tsh tsh. ... tsh tsh. County, County, t Adams, . . . . Brown, Clermont, . . . Columbiana, Coshocton, . . Franklin, . . . Jackson,. . . . Knox, Licking, . . . . Monroe, Portage, Richland, . . . tsh. and t . Stark, . . . Warren, . Wayne, . Floyd,...;... Harrison, . . . . Hendricks, . . . Henry, Johnson, Marion, Montgomery,. Owen, Putnam, . . . . Ripley, . Howard^. . . . . Franklin, Warren, Washington, . Cattafallgas, . Lowndes, Huntingdon, . "E2 State. Pa.Pa.Pa. Pa.Pa. Pa. Pa. Va.Va. N.C.N.C.Geo. Geo.F.T. Al. Al.Mi.Mi. La. Ten. Ten. Ken.Ken.O.O.O.0. O.O. O. O.O.O.O. O.O.O. O.O.O.In.In.In. In.In.In. In.In.In.In.In.In.II.Mo.Mo.O.O.La.N.Y.Geo. Pa. Ref Letters OfNg Pf Re Oe Of QfOj Oh Ii KlIm lq GI lo Co CoCq HkHkJhHj Kg KgKh Jh Mf Mf Kg LgLf LfMg MeLfLg Mf Jg Lf lgI h HhHg lgHg lg Hf Gg Hg lg lh FiCh BhKgJg DpPd Kp Pf Popula tion. 1,465 2,347 410 2,168 1,003 14,911 10,666 'io',i67 11,078 4,622 15,630 9,357 389 14,741 1,302 945 3,032 1,219 485 1,057 739 800 938 382803 1,080 739797 2,269 1,132 10,190 1,081 329 4,-0833,4-84 331 ¦87 903 D, fr. Wast), 204229 161 203979914 100 171 '587 769 850 1,1491,344 739 705 451479486 991 336 399389 399 355307396387410338481340 D.fr. Cap. 181 222 103 93 212 186 14 171 333 143 238 115141 18 1,65 87 98 123149 82 3 81 116 36 127 133 78 53 119 84 79 60S 119 608 190 698 96 528 -.57 593 -90 569 9 611 38 695 57 613 40 541 fiO 603 89 1,091 53 397 - 1 481 84 1,150 '81- 394 979 899 187 172 114 54 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. ?Frank Town Frankville, Frazeysburg, Frederica, Frederica, Frederick, FREDERICK, .... Frederick, Frederick, FREDERICK, .... Fredericksburg, Fredericksburg, Fredericksburg, • Fredericksburg, . . . . , Fredericksburg, Frederick Town, Frederick Town, Fredonia, Fredonia, a Fredonia Freeburg,Freedom,Freedom,Freedom,Freedom, Freehold,Freehold,Freeman,Freeport,Freeport,Freeport, Freeport, i;. Freetown, Freetown, French Creek, French Creek, French Creek, Frenchtown, French Town, Frenchtown French Town, ...... Freystown, Friedensburg, Friends' Settlement, , Friends' Settlement, . Friendship, B. Friendship, Friendship, FriendsviUe, Frog Town, Front Royal, Fi^ostburg, Fruitstown, ....... Fryeburg, Fagit Fulton, Fulton, Fulton, Fulton, Fulton, E Fulton, Class,, tsh County, . t c. t County, . c. t t t t t t c. t t t t t t tsh t tsh. and c. t t t t tsh. and t . tsh.tsh.tsh.tsh. t .. t .. tsh. tsh. and t . t t t .. tsh.t .. t .. tsh. tsh. Northampton,Chenango, . . . Muskingum, . Kent, Glynn, Montgomery,. Cecil, .... Frederick, County. Spotsylvania, . , Gallatin, Washington, . , Wayne, Washington, . , Knox, Madison, . Chautauque,. . Licking, Crawford, . . . . , Union, Waldo, Cattaraugus, . Baltimore, . . . Portage, Greene, Monmouth, . . Somerset, .... Cumberland, . Armstrong, . . Harrison, .... Warren, Bristol, Cortlandt .¦• Chautauque, . . Mercer, Venango, .... Bradford, .... Cecil, Monroe Monroe, York Schuylkill, . . . Cattaraugus, . Erie, Lincoln, Allegany, Ann Arundel, Susquehanna,.Lancaster, . . . Frederick, . . . Alleghany, . . . Columbia, . . . Oxford, Decatur, .... Schoharie,Rowan, . . Tipton, . . . Hamilton, . Fountain, . State. Ya. N.Y. O. Del.Geo.Pa. Md. Md.Md. Va. Va. Ken.Ken.O.In.O.Mo.N.Y. O.In. Pa. Me. N.Y. Md.O.N.Y. N.J. Me.Me. Pa. O.O.Mas.N.Y.N.Y.Pa.Pa. Pa. MdM. T. M.T. Pa. Pa. N.Y.N.Y. Me. N.Y. Md.Pa. Pa. Va.Md.Pa. Me.In. N.Y. N.Y.N.C.Ten. O. In. Kef Letters SiSdLfSg Mo SfQg SgQgPg Qh Jh I i M f HhLfDiOd Lf Hh Rf Yb PdRg MeTdTf Xb XcOf Mf JgWeRd OdNeNe R c SgKe Ke RgRfOdOd YcPd Rh ReRg PhReXbi^Rc TdNk Dk Jg Gg Popula. tion. D.fr. Wash. 16 1,047 45,789 4,497 96,046 3,308 94 86 161 1,421 867 1,505 342 6,481 ' 724 3,633 1,191 1,9091,051 430457 1,070 634 1,503 1,352 1,604 1,089 233 340343 109735160 D. fr. Cap. 185118 51 13 202, 78 9943 56 548 610 337 620 389894360373 639 157 690336 58 328359 901 646 559 225297463 494317335 993379358 86 493 491 88 161 343361 618 335 77 983 100 75 142 905548 550367381 379910 494 656 6476 66 54,59. 89 103 52 170315 33 199 4799 969 50: 141, 4736 69 36, 197107 78 41 140355 996912 147 78.3,6 35 23 51 307 295 53 266 40 184 41 139 175 96 76 55 160 49 138913 109 83 CONSULTING INDEX. 55 Names of Places. FULTON, Fulton, Fulton, P. 0 Funk's Town, Furnace, P. O GADSDEN, Gaines, Gainesboro', Gainesboro', d . Gaines |x| Roads, P. O. 'Gainsville, , Gainesville, Galen, Galena, -Gallatin, Gallatin, Gallatin, GALLATIN, GALLATIN, GALLIA, Gallipblis, Galloway, 'Gallupville, Galveston,. 'Galway, Gambier, Gardiner, Gardiner, Garland, GARRARD, Garrattsville, GASCONADE, .... Gasconade, Gasper, Gates, GATES, 'Gates, C.H. Gayville, 'Geauga, Geddesburg, b Geneseo, Genesee, GENESEE, Geneva, Geneva, ',Geneva, Genoa, Genoa, Georges, D Georgesville, Georgesville Georgetown, Georgetown, iSeorgetown, Georgetown, Georgetown, George Town, George Town, George Town, George Town, George Town, Coimty, . t CdSnty,... tsh. antl t. c. t t Coutity. tsh t tsh c. t tsh c. t t County,. .. . County,. .. . County,. .. . tsh. and c. t. tsh t Callaway, . . . . Sumpter,. .. . , Washington, , Spartanburg, , Orleans, . . . . , Jackson, Warren, . . . . , Boone, Genesee, .... Hall, Wayne Jo. Daviess, . Columbia,;. . . Copiah, Sumner, .... County, . County,. t tsh tsh County, . c. t t County, . t tsh. and c. t County, . . t tsh tsh tsh. and t. tsh. ... .. tsh t , t t tsh t t t . . ; t , c. t t ... — t t Gasconade, . Preble, Monroe, . . . Gates, . , . . Marengo, . Onondaga, . . Livingston, . Allegany, . . . State. Ref Letters Gallia, Gloucester, . . . Schoharie, . . . Iberville, . . . . Saratoga, . . . Knox, Kennebeck, . . Worcester, . . . Penobscot, . . . Ontario Ashtabula, . . Jennings, . . . Cayuga, Delaware, . . Fayette, Yazoo, Franklin, . . . Lincoln, .... Madison, . . . Lancaster, . . Mercer, .... Northumb^rl'nd Kent, Sussex, Kent, ...... Washington, Culpeper, . . . II. Mo. S. C. Md.S. C. F.T.N.Y.Ten. O. Ken. N.Y. Geo.N.Y. U.N.Y. Mi. Ten. Ken. 11. O.O. N.J. N.Y.La. N.Y.O.Me. Mas. Me. Ken.N.Y. Mo. Mo. O. N.Y.N.C. N.C. Al. O.N.Y.N.Y. N.Y.N.Y.N.Y.O. In.N.Y.O.Pa.Mi.0. Me. N.Y.Pa.Pa.Pa. Del. Del. Md. D.C.Va. DfBhNm Qg MkJp Pc Ij Jg JhPdJl Rc DdUd DoHj lh Fi Lh Lh TgTdCp TcLf Yb WdYa JiSd ChCh QcgJ FnMe RcQdPdPdQdMelg Rd Lf OgDnKgYcSd Rg Ne Rf Sg Sh ^5 QhQh Popula tion. 1,841 4,895 1,833 D. fr. Wash. D. fr. Cap. 967606 67 459 37 1,934 3,631 'l,588 9,9547,405 9,733 1,093 9,960 9,710 990 3,709 1,093 691 6,674 1,545 894 1,631 7,866 15,813 9,676 919 59,147 771 9,768 658 9,496 39 1,9581,094 8,441 399 652 479 617359 696 349990 364 1,087 699 369 179387 1,960 412 370 589416 673351 939488 361 254 934 344345 294 330 348585 308392 169 1,039 409583 346lie 989 137 107192 98 2 76 56 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. George Town, GEORGETOWN, . Georgetoum, Georgetown, Georgetown, George Town, George Town, George Town, Georgetown, Georgia, German,German,German, German , German, German, German, German, German Flats, Germanton, Germanton, Germantovra, B. iGermaiitown, Germa,ntown, C. Germantown, German Town, German Town, . . . . German Town, German Town, Germany, B. Germany, Gerry, Gettysburg, Ghent, Ghent, Gholsonville, Gibbonsonviile, Gibraltar, Gibson, Gibson, GIBSON, GIBSON, Gibson, Gideonville, Gilbertsville, -GilbPa, Gilead, Gilead, GILES, GILES, Gilford, Gill, A. Gill,.... GillesonviHe, GilmantoTi, GILMER, Gilsum, A. Glasco, GLADWIN, Glasgow,. Glastonburg, Class. tsh.t.. tsh. . . J . . borough, . tsh t District,c. t t t , c. t 0. t t t t tsh , tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh t c. t tsh tsh. tsh County,.Cotmty, . tsh c.t County, . County, . t tsh. County. Shenandoah, . . Georgetewn, . . Warreit, Simpson, Scott, Brown, Harrison, Vermillion,. . . i Franklin, Chenango, . . . . Fayette, Clark Dark, Harrison, Holmes, ...... Montgomery,. . Bartholomew, . Herkimer, . . . . Hyde Stokes, Columbia, .... Fayette, Philadelphia, . . Philadelphia, . . Franklin, Bracken,* Montgomery, . . Wayne, ...... Adams, Somerset, ..... Chautauque,. . . Adams, Columbia, Gallatin, Brunswick, . . . Albany, Iowa, Clearfield, Susquehanna,. . e. t County,. .. . tsh County, . t Washington, . Bedford, Otsego, ...... Schoharie, . . . Oxford, CalhotiA, state. Strafford, , FVanklin, . Sullivan,. . Beaufort, , Strafford, . Cheshire, . Ulster, . . . Barren, , Bennington,. . Va.S. C. S. C. Geo. Mi.Ken. O.O. II.VtN.Y.Pa. O.O,0. O. 0.In. N.Y. N.C.N.C. N.Y. Pa.Pa. Pa.Va.Ken. O. In. Pa.Pa.N.Y. Pa. N.Y.Ken. Va.N.Y. M.T. Pa.Pa.Ten. In. In. Ten.N.Y.N.Y.Me.U. Va. Ten. N.H.Mas.In. C. N.H. Geo.N.H. N.Y. M.T. Ken. Vt. Eef Letters PhOmOnL m PoJh KhMf Gg UbSdOgKg Jf MfMf Jg lg SdRkNjUdOgSfSfOiKh JgQgPf OdQgUdih QjUdDd PeSe Ek Gh IhHk Sd Td Xb Dg Ni Gk Wc VdGgMn Wc JI Vc UdJe Ii Ud Popiila- D. fr. tioh. WaBli. 19,943 1,334 325 93 1,897 884 2,408 1,410 603 1,618 956 2,897 2,466 967 4,634 "lis 1,617 1,1101,473 2,783 405 1,081 5,8015,418 111 377 5,374 18,703 1,870 864 316 642 619 59 482 631 2,008 534 480S87 705 535 334 209444509 276329 487 604 390 356366336 909 142 142 258491 48r519 77 145 346 76; 355557197 380 1,019 233283 601 704 338373 585907 504408 685613 500 441320 661 423 D. fr. Cap. 1611 134 34 5317 104 132136 58 130 200 48 311132 91 903382 176127 39 202 104 104180 79 90 , 67 40 193396 34 96 6375 4 996184 8063 92 4871 196 3086 113146 96 5451 196 111 CCHSISULTING INDEX, 67 Natnes of Places. Glastonbury, Glassborough, Glavis, Glen, Glen's Falls, Glenville, Gloucester, , Gloucester, . ,. GLOUCESTER,... Gloucester, Gloucester, GLOUCESTER,... Gloucester, C.H. ... . Gloucester, Gloucestertown, . .A. Glover, GLYNN, Gnadenhutten Goffstown, Golconda, GOOCHLAND, .... Goochland, , Good Hope, Goodluck, Good Spring, Gordonsville, Gorham, Class. County. t tsh t . , t , County, . tsh t , County, . c. t . . . . t Hartford, Gloucester,. . . Stark, ........ Montgomery,. Warren, . ., . . Schenectaily, . Essex,. Providence, .,. tsh County, . . t tsh. and t ct Cotmty, . . c. t Gorham, , C^oshen, Goshen, , Goshen, Goshen, Goshen, Goshen, Goshen, East, . . . .G Goshen, West, . . .U Goshen, Gloucester, ... Gloucester, . . . Gloucester, . . Gloucester,. . Gloucester, . . Orleans, . . . . Tuscarawas, . Hillsborough,.Pope Goshen, Goshen, Goshen, Goshon, Groshen, '. Goshen, Goshen, Goshen Gore, . . . B C. Gosport, Gouldsborough, Govan's Town Governenr, Gowensville, Graceham Town, . . . . GRAFTON, GraAon, Grafteu, Graflon, Grafinn,' Graflon, Graham, Grahams' Bridge, P.O. Graham Town, . . . . . GRAINGER tsh t t t t tsh. and e. t t tsh tsh. t , t tsh tsh tsh. and t . . tsh tsh c. t t t t t. ,. tsh. and t . . t t County, t t , . t Goochland, . . . Hocking, .... Monmouth, . . Williamson, . Orange, Cumberland, . Ontario, Sullivan, .... Addison, Hampshife, . . Litchfield, . . . Orange, Cape May, . . . Chester, Chester, Granville, .... Lincoln Belmont, . . . . Champaign, . . Clefmont, . . . Columbiana,. . Tuscarawas, . Elkhart, Caledonia, . . . Rockingham,Hancock, . . , . Baltimore, . . . St. Lawrence, . Grenville, . . . Frederick, . . . t .. tsh. County, . Grafton, . . . Windham, . Worcester, . Rensselaer,.Greene, . . . Jefferson, . . Richmond, . Beaufort, . . State. Ct.N.J. O. N.Y.N.Y. N.Y.' Mas.R. L N.J. N.J.N.J. Va. Va.Va. N.J.VtGeo. O.N.H. II. Va. Va. O. N.J.Ten. Va. Me. N.Y.N.H.Vt Mas. Ct N.Y. N.J. Pa.Pa.N.C. Geo. O.O. O.O.O. In. VtN.H. Me.Md. N.Y.S.C. Md. N.H.N.H.Vt. Mas. N.Y. II.In. N.C. S.C. Ten. Ref. Letters Popula tion. V e Sg MfTd Uo Ud Xd WeTg TgRi RiRi Sg Vb Mo Mf Wc FiQi Qi l^Hj Ph Xc QdV 0 VcVdUe Te Tg SfSg PjL m Mf Kf JgNf Mfle VbXd AZb Rg SbLkQgWcwVcWd UdDhHg Ok MnKj 9,980 D.fr. Wash, 11 9,451 9,497 7,510 9,599 98,431 9,339 10,608 686 909 4,567 49 9,208 10,369. 393 335 156306413 4,130 405469 393 9,988 9,981 773 553 617 1,734 3,361 753 799 1,987 1,100 1,0331,3171,058 300 103 1,430 38,639 1,907 1,439l,f'1,681 10,066 D. ft. Cap. 6 49 196 44 53 9930 IS 151134 166174 134 563 325 463 791 197373 913 796109635338465487388 330 966 198119123 959 564 986433470994 310 605 47 34 89793440 108 16 160 9844 78 19 7063 187 35 49 103 39 105101 79 S369 94 119 3993 155107185 495 697 43 448503 71 559935 180 139 509462402 397862 590 380623 369436 20 8182 104 157 58 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Granby, Granby Granby, Granby, Granby, Grand, Grande, GRAND ISLE, . . Grand Niagara, . . . Grand. Prairie, Grand View, Granger, GRANT, Grant GRANT, Grant to Hampden,. C Grant to Westford,.D Grantsboro', .; Granville, Granville, Granville, GRANVILLE, Granville, Grapeville, Grass, Grass Fork, Gratiot, b. Gratiot, a.. GRATIOT, Gratiot's Grove, Gratis, >, Gratztown, GRAVES, Gravesend, E. Gravesville, Gray, GRAYSON, GRAYSON, Grayson, Great Barrington, . . . Great Bend, Great Bridge, Great Mills, Great Valley, Greece, Green, A. Green, Green, Green, Green, Green, Green, Green, Green, GREENE, Green, Green, Green, Green,. Green, Green Cotmty, . tsh. and t . t tsh t County, . . . t tsh tsh tsh County, tsh County, ... Academy, . Academy,. , t tsh. and t. . County,, . . . tsh. and t . t tsh tsh. ... . . t County, . . tsh t t County, . . Cotmty,. . tsh tsh. and t t , tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh. tsh tsh. . . . , County, , tsh. tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh County. Essex,.. .'. . . . Hampshire, . Hartford, . . . Oswego, . . . . Lexington, . .. Marion, . . . . Crittenden, . . Niagara, . . . . , Marion, .... Washington, Medina, Iowa, Washington, . Washington, . Campbell, . . . , Hampden, . . . Washington, , Monongalia, . . Licking, Westmoreland, Spencer, Jackson, .;..., Licking, Muskingum, . . Jo. Daviess, ¦ Preble Dauphin, . . . Kings Knox, ...... Cumberland, Shelby, Berkshire, . . . Susquehanna',.Norfolk, St Mary's,... Cattaraugus, . Monroe, . . i . . Sussex Beaver, Franklin, .... Adams, Clark Clinton, Columbiana,. . Fayette, , Gallia Hamilton Harrison, ... . Hocking, Monroe, , Richland, Ross, state. Vt. Mas. Ct. N. Y. s. c. o.A.T.VtN.Y. O.o.o.Ken.M.T.In.Me.Me. Ten.Mas. N.Y.Va.N.C.O.Pa.In. In.O.O.M.T.II. O. Pa. Ken. N.Y.Ten.Me. Va. Ken. O. Mas. Pa. Va. Md. N.Y.N.Y.N.J.Pa. Pa. O.O.O. O.O. O. O.O.O. O.O. O.O. Kef Letters W b VdVeR u MmKf DkUbOc KfMg Me Jh Dd If AZaAZa Kj Vd Uc Og Pj Lf Of Gh Ih! Lf Lf Jc E d Jg RfFjUf X c Nj Hi JfUd Se RjRhPdQeTf QgQgKhKgKg Nf Kg Lh JgMf LgMg Lf Lg Popula tion.' 97 1,064 2,729 1,493 317 3,696 439509 676 11,871 69 53 1,6493,881 19,355 1,784 597 1,779 D, fr. Wash, 670376345 366 600 440 933 398431 988 348 1,028 543365 440217 368 196 692 604 346345 '972 490 151 D. fr Cap. 70 83 16 158 1 74 141 998 63 132 121 2,986 565 327 159 503 213 1,375 560 44 7,675 2,504 590 - 493 97 2,264 349 135 797 985 177 999 126 ¦ 75 94 647 391 299 9,571 367 225 801 222 69 1,798 258 241 3,554 91 39 807 449 106 846 437 43 1,119 453 71 1,599 296 1.56 1,117 420 55 969 367 103 14,801 1,986 504 119 1,871 ¦980 125 637 363 54 443 988 146 1,097 364 72 1,731 404 38 209 94 63 295 28 17415Sl 77 41' 50 308 94»8 CONSULTING INDEX. 59 Nanaes of Places. Green, Green, Green Green, Green, Green, » Green, ' Green, •Green,;. Green, Green, Green Bay, ; GREENBRIER, . . . Greenbush, Green Camp, Greencastle, Greencastle, c. Greencastle, Greencastle, A. Green Corner, Green Creek, Greene, Greentr, GREENE, GREENE, Greene, Greene, ". GREENE, GREENE, GREENE, GREENE, ........ GREENE, GREENE, GREENE, Greene, GREENE, Greenfield, Greenfield, Greenfield, Gfreenfield, Greenfield, .Greenfield Greenfield, -Greenfield, Greenfield, Greenfield, Greenfield, Greenfield, Greenfield, Greenfield, Greenland, Greenleesville, P. 0. . Greenock, Green River, a. Greensboro', Greensboro', Greensboro',. ... Greensboro' Greensboro' Greensboro' Greensboro', tsh tsh tsh t tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh County, . . . tsh. and t.. tsh Class. t ... c. t , tsh. , t ... tsh. , tsh. and t. County,. . County,. . tsh tsh Ct-unty, . . County, . . County, . . County, . . County, . . County, . . Cotmty, . . tsh County, . . t c. t tsh.tsh. tsh.t .. tsh. , tsh. , t .., tsh. , c. t , tsh. , tsh. , t ct t t t .. tsh. Scioto, . . . . Shelby,....Stark Stark, Trumbull, , Wayne, . . , St. Joseph, , Hancock, . Madison, . , Morgan, . . , Wayne, . . Brown, . . . , County. Rensselaer, , Marion, Franklin, . . . Fairfield, . . . Putnam, . . . . Putnam, . . . . Monroe, . . . . Sandusky, . . Kennebeck, . Chenango, . . Greene, . Indiana, . Parke, Hillsborough,FrankUn, Saratoga, . .. . Bedford, Erie, ¦.. . Luzerne, Schuylkill, . . . Fairfielct, Gallia, Highland, . . . Huron, Hancock, . . . . La Grange, ¦ . Orange, Rockingham,.Buncomb, . . . Crittenden, . . . Columbia, . . . Orleans Caroline, . . . Mecklenburg,Guilford Greene, Greene, ..... Henry, State. O.O.o.o. o.o. M.T.In.In.In.In. M.T.Va. N.Y.O.Pa. O. In.In.N.Y.O. Me.N.Y.N.Y.Pa.Pa.Pa.N.C.Geo.Al.Mi. Ten. Ken.In. In.II. N.H. Mas.N.Y. Pa. Pa.Pa.Pa.O.O.O.O. In. In.In. N.H.N.C.A.T. N.Y. VtMd. Va.N.C. Geo. Al. In; Ref Letters LhJf MfMf Ne MgIdlg IfHg Jg Gb NiUd KfQgLgHg Hg Qc Ke Xb SdTdNgNgPfQk KmFn Foii if Dg Wd Vd UcPf Nd S e Rf LgLh Kg L e lgleHhXc LkDk Ud-Vb SgPjOj KmGn lg Popula tion. D.fr. Wash 953402 1,011 86 299 1,057 1,438 9,006 3,916 960 74 444 1,394 9,969 29,525 18,095 759 1,130 6,413 12,549 15,036 1,854 14,410 3,880 4,349 7,674 944 1,540 3,144 1,456 664 1,310 1,751 446399595 133 680 784 407 477 399397311 347 639 548 579 698590 1,037 373 4l'S 77 383 614614 360434589 310 318 181 630 455396 417 136 348 348 170 367 369496399599 691 633 486479 936354553 90 919 315628 883 630 D.fr. Cap. 100 81 116 122171 92 144 202223 81 611 1 4759 18 42 42 231 111 22 126 211 148 47 42 95 40 144 287 140 67 2392 67 102 21 203 9840 217 168 3330 53 108 8544435G 60 CON,SULTING - INDEX Names of Places. Greensburg, A. Greensburg, Greensburg, Greensburg, Greensburg, a. Greensburg, Green's Fork, Greensville, GREENSVILLE,.. Green Tree, P. O GREENUP, ...... Greenupsburg, Green Village, Greenville, Greenville, Greenville, Greenville, Greenville GREENVILLE, . . . Greenville, ,, . . Greenville, Greenville, Greenville, Greenville, Greenville CoU'e. P.O Greenville, Greenville, Greenville, Greenville, Greenville, Greenway, Greenwich, Greenwich, East, .... Greenwich, West, . . . ^Greenwich, Greenwich, A. Greenwich,. . . . Greenwich, .... Greenwich, .... Greenwich, F. Greenwich, iGreenwood, Greenwood, . . ; Greenwood, Greenwood, B. Greenwood, B. Greenwood, A. Greersburg, .... Gregg, A. Gregg, Griggstown, Grindstone Ford, .... Griswold, iGroton, 'Groton, Groton, Groton, , Groton, prove, Grovejand GUERNSEY,.. Class. tsh t c. t c. t t c. t . . . . tsh. .... c. t Cpunty, . Cotmty,. . . c. t t tsh«and t . t fsh ; . , t c. t . , District, c. t c.t c. t t c. t c. t tsh. and c. tsh t t. ^ c. t t .. tsh tsl). and t , tsh. tsh tsh tsh. .. tsh,.tsh. tsh.tsh..tsh.t .. tsh. tsh. tsh. and t. tsh County. West Chester, Greene,. .. . .. Westmoreland, Greene, Richlalid, , . . . Decatur, ..... Randolph Grayson, .... Stewart, , Gre,enup, , franklin, . Greene, . . . Mercer, . . . Somerset, . Augusta; . Pitt State. Cotmty, . 'Greenville,.. .. Merriweather,Butler, ...... JeflTerson, .... Greene, Greene, Muhlenburg, . Dark, Floyd, Bond, ; Wayne, Nelson, Hampshire, . . Kent Kent Fairfield, .... Washington, . Cumberland, . Gloucester, . . . Warren, Berks, Huron, ...... Oxford, . Steuben, Columbia, Crawford, .... Juniatta, Perry, Beaver, Centre, Morgan, Somerset, Claiborne, .... New London,. Grafton, Caledonia, . . . Middlesex, . . . New London,. Tompkins, ¦ . . Allegany, .... Livingston, . . N.Y, Pa. Pa. Ken. O. In.In. Va, Va. Ten. Ken.Ken.Pa. N.Y,Pa. Fa.Va.N.C.S.C. S.C.Geo.Al. Mi. Ten.Ten. Ken. O. In. ii:Mo. Va.Mas. R.L R. L Ct.N.Y.N. J. N.J.N.J. Pa.O.Me. n; Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. In. N.J. Mi. Ct N.H. VtMas. Ct. N.Y.N.Y.N.Y. O Ret. Popula- Letters tion. Ue Og Qf Ii LfJf?j Lh Lh Qg TdNe-Oi, QkLlLI J m Ho Co Lj. Gi Jf Hg EhDi PiVdWeWe UeUoSgSg SfSf XbQd Re NeQf Qf Nf Qf SeTf CnWe Wo,Vb Wd VeRd PdQd Mf 2,195 810 669 19 966 7,ii7 D.fr. Wash. 13,138 304 2,566 539 16,476 217 1,057 613 1,591 1,818 3,8043,897 912 2,6574,486 .1,407 416 695 '899 1,110 632 3,070 967 1,563 3,312 687 836 1,935 4,8013,5971,3881,703 18,03B 359 917 199695 390559 513354 774 498 95 356 981 153175 977 507 753 903 1,121 454457 715 501 602 601 908170 399 406 . 409 .357 412 195150194 159 384 587309 905 996 143- 136 363 191613 184 1,095 372 516596 499356308 338 338 D. ft. Cap. 195199 170 9071 55 101 976 94 132 4351 244 139133 97 117 111143 87 273276 177 103 109 20 210 126 69 15 , 1975 . 3581 4454. , 64 105 58. 5196 236 36 29 241 84 29 1861 48 49,33 30, 43 160 257 237 CONSULTING INDEX. 61 Names of Places. Guilderland, guilDford, Guildhall, Guilford, Guilford, Guilford, Gvrilford, Guilford, Guilford, Guilford, Guineatown, Gunpowder, Gustavus, Guyan, Guyandott T. Guys, GWINNETT, Gwynedd, D . HABERSHAMtK . . . Hackensack Hackensack, Hacketstown, Haddam, Haddan, Haddonfield, Hadensville, Hadley, C. Hadley, Hadlock, Hager's Town, Hager's Town, Hague, Haight, Haines, Hairstonville, Halfmoon, A. Halfmoon, Halfway, Halifax, Halifax, C Halifax, HALIFAX, HALIFAX Halifax, Halifax, C.H. HALL, Hall, , Hallam, Hallowell, Hallsboro' Hallsville, Hamburg, Hambiirg, Hambtirg, Hamburg, Hamburg, Hamburg, Hamden, Hamden, Hamilton, C HAMILTON, tsh County, . t t t t tsh. tsh tsh tsh t Class. tsh.t .. t: .. County, . tsh. County,. tsh. c. t t c. t . . . tsh t .. tsh.t .J c. t t. .. tsh. tsh. tsh. t .. tsh t t t tsh. and t . County, . . . County, . . . t t County,. . . tsh tsh t t t t tsh t t . : t t t tsh t County, . . . County. Albany, Penobscot,, . . • , Windham^-, . . , New Haven,. . , Chenango, . : i , Franklin, . . . . , Medina, ...... Hendricks, ... Delaware Baltimore, ... TrtrnibuUi ... Gallia,.. Cabell, Cattaraugus,. . Montgomery, ; Bergen, Bergen, Warren, .'.. . . Middlesex, . . . Sullivan, Gloucester,. . . Todd, Hampshire, . . Saratoga Northampton,Washington, . Tuscarawas,. . Warren, Allegany, .... Centre, Halifax, Saratoga, . . . . Centre; ...... Burlington, . . Windham, . . . Plymouth, . . . Dauphin, . . . Halifax, Halifax, Dubois, York Kennebeck, . Chesterfield, . Duplin, Dutchess, . . . Erie, Berks, Edgefield,... Calhoun, .... Union, New Haven, Delaware, . . Vt Me. Vt. CtN.Y. Pa.O. In. Pa. Md.O. O.Va. N.Y. Geo.Pa.Geo.N.J. N.J.N.J.Ct In.N.J. Ken.Mas.N.Y. Va. Md. O.N.Y.N.Y. Pa.Va.N.Y.Pa. N.J. Vt Mas.Pa.Va. N.C.N.C.Va.Geo. In. Pa. Me. Va.N.C.N.Y.N.Y. Pa.S. C. II.II. Ct N.Y. Mas. N.Y. Ref Letters Ud Oj WbYaVdVeSdQg Me Hg Sf RgNe LhLhOdJ m Sf KlTfTfT f VeGgSgGjVd Uc Si.' Qg Mf Uc P d QfPjUd Pf TgVd XdRfQjPj KlHh Rf Yb QiQI Ue PdRf M m DgEi Ve SdXd Tc Popula tion. D.fr, Wash, 274 18,737 481 655 1,760 2,334 2,636 2,875 625 386 D.fr. Cap. 841 329 13,289 1,402 10,671 .2,200 3,024 1,686 829 102721655 1,845 2,042 1,092 1,153 708 1,773 98,034 17,739 11,748 371 1,8763,961 3,361 3,397 1,330 748 1,395 564 679413317331 84 359583 143 63 319 404344 157 999929215 335 673 144 798379 433911 68 996 467 339 196 905 395 178.176 414434 131 216 220 650 99 593 139 364293364 156 580916 840 306338455 62 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamilton, C. Hamilton, Hamilton, C. Hamilton, Hamilton, HAMILTON, Hamilton, HAMILTON, HAMILTON, ' Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamilton, Hamiltdn, HAMILTON, Hamilton, . . .' Hamilton, HAMILTON, Hamilton Ban, Hamilton's, P. 0 Hamiltonville, Hammond, Hammond, Hammsville, -Hampden, HAMPDEN, Hampden, HAMPSHIRE, HAMPSHIRE......Hampstead, D . Hampstead, Hampstead, Hampton, tsh. and t. tsh. and t tsh.tsh. t. .. c. t Coimty, . c. t County, . County,. c. t tsh tsh tsh County, . tsh tsh County, . tsh. and t tsh Hampton, Hampton, Hampton, Hampton, Hamptonburg, Hampton Falls, Hampton, East, . . . B . Hampton, West, . .D. Hamptonville, Hamtramck, HANCOCK, Hancock, /. . . . Hancocli: Hancock, Hancock, Hancock, HANCOCK, ....... HANCOCK, HANCOCK, HANCOCK, HANCOCK,...:... HANCOCK, Hancock Town, Hancockville, P. O. . . Hannas Town, Hannibal, Hannibal Cbunty, . tsh County,.County, . t .. t. . . tsh. tsh.t. .. t .. t .. tsh County, . t t t tsh County, . County, . County, . County, . County, . County, . t t .. tsh. Jackson, . Sullivan, . Geauga, , County. Madison, Gloucester, ... Adams,. ...... Franklin, . . . . , Northampton, , Martin, Harris, Monroe, . Butler, ... Franklin, , Jackson, . . Warren, . , Adams, Washitta, . . . , MifHin, ...... St. Lawretice,. Spencer, Kent Penobscot, . . . Rockingham,. . Baltimore, King George, . , Rockingham,. . Windham, . . . , Oneida, Washington, . Elizabeth City, Orange, Rockingham, . Hampshire, . . Hampshire, . . Surry, Wayne, Hancock, Hillsborough,.Addison, Berkshire, . . . Delaware,. . . . Washington, . . Union," Westmoreland,Oswego, Marion, State. N. Y. N.J.Pa.Pa.Pa.N.C.Geo. F.T.Mi. Ten.O.O. 0. O.O. In. In. In. II. Pa. La.Pa.N.Y. In. Del. Me. Mas. O. Mas. Va.N.H. Md. Va. N.H.Ct. N.Y. N.Y. Va. N.Y.N.H. Mas.Mas.N.C.M.T. Me. Me.N.H.Vt; Mas. N.Y. Geo, Mi. Ken. O. In. II. Md. S. C. Pa.N.Y. Mo. Ref Letters Sd Tg RgQg SfQkJn Kp FmIk Jg Jg Kg LhJg If HhGgFh Qg BnQiSbHhSgZb Vd Me Vd Pg W d RgOh Xd VeSc U c Ri.Te Xd Vd Vd NjLdZbZbWdVc UdSeKm Ep HiKolg Cf Pg Ml OfRcCg Popula tion. 3,2201,424 1,0491,461 553 2,276 52,317 1,079 1,372 186 1,6661,757 2,616 1,379 767 540 2,020 31,639 530 30,26411,279 913 1,1021,101 1,069 1,366 683 745 &18 24,336 663 1,917 479 1,069 766 11,890 1,9621,615 813 1,436 483 1,794 D.fr. Wash. 365183 8388 206358 776 916 488 389392 465 608618 84 1,248 136 447 678 119 652 327 464 6486 476 367390 449 199 231474371 384379 539 683 449 492373301 92 457 190375 971 D.fr. Cap. CONSULTING INDEX. 63 Names 6S Places. Hannibalville, Hanover, Hanover, . ¦ Hanover, Hanover, ... I Hanover, A. Hanover, Hanover, A. Hanover, Hanover, G. Handver, Hanover, HANOVER,.. Hanover, Hanover, Hanover, Hanover, Hanover, Hanover, Hanover, C. H. Hanover, New, Hanover Town, Hanson, B. Harberson, Harbor Creek, ...... HARDIMAN, HARDIN, HARDIN, HARDIN, Hardin, Hardinshurg, Hardinsburg, Hardinsville, Hardiston, Hardscrabble, Hardwick, Hardwick, A. Hardwick, Hardwick, HARDY, Hardy, Harford, HARFORD, Harford, HARLAN, Harlandsburg, ; Harleesville, '. Harlem, Harlow, Harman's Gap, Harmonsville, ...... Harmony, t ., tsh tsh tsh tsh Uh tsh tsh borough, . . County, . . . tsh tsh. and t . t tsh tsh tsh c. t tsh Harmony, Harmony,Harmony, Harmony,Harmony, Harmony, Harmony Miss Station, Harper's Ferry, Harpersfield, . . Class. t tsh tsh County, . County, . County, . County, . c. t c. t tsh. . t ... t, ... t tsh.t .. County, . tsh tsh County, . t County, . t .. tsh.t .. tsh. tsh. and t . tsh tsh tsh. and t . Oswego, Grafton, Plymouth, . . . Chautauque, . . Burlington, . . Morris, ...... Beaver, Lehigh, ... . Luzerne, Northampton, Washington, . York, County. Butler, ...... Columbiana, . Harrison, . . . . Licking, Richland, Shelby, Hanover, . . . . Montgomery, . Hanover, . - . . Plymouth, . . . Dubois,. . .'. . . Erie, Hardin, Breckenridge,DearborUj .... Shelby, Sussex, Iowa", : Caledonia, . . . Worcester,-. . . Warren, Bryan, Holmes, Susquehanna, Harford, . Mercer, Marion, Delaware, . .'. Macomb, . . . . Washingtort, . Crawford, . . . Somerset • • ¦ - Chautauque,. . Butler, Susquehanna, Clarke, Delaware, . . . Union, Jefferson, . . Broome, . . . State. N.Y. N.H. Mas. N.Y.N.J. N.J. Pa. Pa.Pa.Pa. Pa.Pa.Va. O. O.O. O. O. In. Va.Pa. Va. Mas.In.Pa.Ten.Ten.Ken. O.O. Ken. In.Ken.N.J. M.T. Vt. Mas.N. J. Geo.Va. O. Pa.Md. Md.Ken. Pa.S. C. O.M.T.Md. Pa. Me. N.Y. Pa.Pa.O.O. In. Mo.T. Va. N.Y. Ref. Letters Rc Vc Xd O d TgTfNfSfSe Sf NfRgQi Jg MfM f LfLfQi SfQi Xd Gh NdEkFk1 i KfKf HiJg Jh Te DdVbVd Tf Mo Og Mf Se Rg Rg Kj Ne01 Lf Ld QgNeY b OdNf Se Kg Lf JgZ Ai Qg Sd Popula tiou. 2,361 1,303 2,614 2,859 3,7182,355 1,102 1,173 348 1,572 16,263 1,664 2,099 44 709393855 1,344 1,030 385 1,104 11,665 4,e - 12,849 210 316 2,588 1,216 1,885 1,9626,798 1,072 999 16,319 2,929 536 925 1,989 341 1,441 241 D.fr. Wash "3^5 489439 360167 226264 181 216 184 248 80 493299283 354 364570 109 150 104 434 d39 439 656 599659 936 551390 940 677 341964 61 960446 386 546 69 305 669 335 949 989 429 463 .529 1,935 59 313 D.fr. Cap. 168 54 97 315 18 69 931 88 107' 91 228 27 106145138 41 62 23 , 20 7518 29 278 66 118100 8 78 27 63 82 182 80 156 53 298 132 19 20 92 244 53 338 218 173 33 3985 174 124 64 CONSULTING- INDEX. Names of Places. Harpersfield, Harpersfield, Harpersville, Harpethv Harpswell, Harrington, Harrington, Harris, .; HARRIS, Harris, 1 Harrisborough, Harrisburg, HARBISBTTRG, Harrisburg, Harrisburg, Harrisburg,*, Harrisburg,t Harris Gore, .... D . Harrison, Harrison, . . ., HARRISON, HARRISON, HARRISON, Harrison, . . '. Clasa tsh. and t. tsh.- t tsh. County, . tsh tsh Capital,. t Harrison, ........ Harrison, Harrison, Harrison, Harrison, A. Harrisoi), Harrison, Harrison, C Harrison, Harrison, Harrison, HARRISOlf, Harrison, tsh County, . County, . County, . Harrison, ; . . . . Harrison, Harrison, Hari'ison, Harrison, A . Harrison, Harrison, Harrisonburg., Harrisonburg, Harrisonville, Harrisville, Harrisville, . . ...... Harrisville, Harrodsburg, HART,..: Hart Hartford, Hartford, HARTFORD, HARTFO&D, Hartford, -. . tsh t tsh. tsh.. tsh tsh tsh tsh. . . . tsh. . . . tsh County, . tsh tsh tsh tsh. ... . tsh tsh tsh tsh. . . . . e. t . . • . c. t — . t t t tsh c. t County, . tsh t t. County, . Capital, . County. Delaware, . . . Ashtabula, . . . Shelby, ...... Williamson, . , Cumberland,, , Washington, , Bergen, Butler, ..... . Sandusky, . . . Richmond, . . . Lewis, Dauphin, .... Conway, Haywood, .... Stark, '. Stark, ....... Caledonia, . . . Cumberland, . West Chester, Champaign,. Dark Gallia, ... .. Hamilton, . . . Jackson, . . . . Knox, Licking, . . . . Perry, Pickiiway, . . Preble, Stark, . Clay,.... Fayette, . Hancock.Harrison,Knox, . . . Unioii, . . '¦"igo. State. Kef. Letters Macpmb, Rockingham,. . Catahoola, . . . . Monroe, ... . Brunswick, . . . Harrison, ... . Medina, Mercer Warwick,. Oxford, . . . Windsor, . Hartford, ... Washington, N.Y.-O. Al.Ten. Me.Me.N.J. Pa.Geo.O. Geo.N.Y.Pa. A.T. Ten.O.O. Vt Me. N.Y. Va. Ken. O. O. O. O. O. O. o. o.o.o. o. o.o.In. In. In. In.In. In- In.In. M.T. Va. La.II.Va.o. o.Ken. Ken.In.Me.Vt Ct Ct N.Y. Td MeHmHk Yc AZb TcNe tnKcL m ScRf AkEkMfMfVbXb Ue NgJhMf Kf Jg LhJg Lg LfLf LgKgJg LgMfHh Gg , lglg Hh G h JgJg LdP h BoDh«j , NfLe Ji IiGh Xb VcVe VeUc Popula. tion. 1,9761,145 1,362 1,118 2,581 5,105 113 712 4,312 47 12 19 1,0681,086 14,722 13,234 20,916 629 1,245 781 173365 726 477 716 773 1,318 645 1,086 10,273 2,909 427 314 500 1,051 5,191 400 1,294 2,044 51,131 9,789 2,490 D.fr. Wash. 361346 799 712 576 718 335 261 446583422 101 1,108 878300332590567 253 459 499370507 383 365361361 403486 395300 644 531550 614683 514 655 559 144 1,186 894168 279 361 565 722 593483 D. fr. Cap. 62 178 942642 118 69 991 194 121 93 140 335 .... 433 56 * In Harrison township. Stark county. t In Nimishillin township, Stark county. CONSULTING INDEX. 66 1 Names of Places. Hartford, Hartford, Hartford, Hartford, Hartford, ...... Hartland, Hartland, , Hartland, . .- Hartlandj Hartland, Hartley, Hartleyton, Hartsgrove, Hjtrtsville, Hartwick, Harvard, Harvard, Harvey sburg, . . . . .e . Harwick, Harwinton, Haskell Plantation, . . Haskinton, Hastings, Hatfield, Hatfield, F. Hattsville, Havana, Havana, Havana, Havana, Haverford, Haverhill, ,. HaverhiUi Hkverstraw, Havre de Grace, . . . . Haw Creek, HawesviUe, Hawke,, E. HAWKINS, Hawkinsville, ....... Hawley, Haycock, C, Hay field, Haymarket, Haysborq', Haywardsville, HAYWOOD, Haywood, HAYWOOD, Hazel Green, Hazel Gi^een, IfEARD, Heath,. HeathniUei Hebron, Hebron, • Habron, Hebron, Hebron, Hector, Hectown, t t tsh. and t . tsh, t t tsh. and t . tsh.t .. t^h. , t .., t .. tsh. t .. Class. t .. tsh.t .. tsh. t .. tsh. t . . . c.t , tsh. , tsh. ct. County, . t tsh. tsh. t t County, . t County, . t ; County,. t ; . c. t t t t tsh. and t . t tsh t. County. Pulaski, Ohio, Licking, Trumbull, ... Dearborn,. . . ¦ Somerset, .... Windsor, . .. . Hartford, .... agara, Huron, Union, Union, Ashtabula, . . . Sumner, Otsego, Worcester, . . . Knox, ....... Warren, Barnstable, . . . Litchfield, . . . Somerset, . .. . Mecklenburg,Oswego, Hampshire, . . Montgomery,. Putnam, Tioga, Greene, Lauderdale, . . Tazewell, Delaware, . . . ,. Essex, Grafton, Rockland, .... Hartford, . . . Bartholomew,.Hancock, . . . . Rockingham, . Pulaski, .... Franklin, . . . Bucks, Crawford, . . . Pr. William, Davidson, . . . Beaufort, . . . Chatham, . . Madison, _, Morgan, Franklin, . . . Northumberl'ndOxford, Grafton, Tolland, ..... Wdshington, . Licking, : . . . . Tompkins, . , . Northampton; F2 state. Ref. Letters Geo. Ken. O. 0. In. Me.Vt Ct N.Y.O.Pa.Pa.O.Ten.N.Y. Mas: O.O. Mas. Ct Me.Va. N.Y. Mas. Pa. N.Y.N.Y.Al.Al.U. Pa- Mas. N.H.N.Y. Md. In. Ken. N.H.Ten.Geo.Mas. Pa.Pa.Va.Ten. S. C. N.C.N.C.Ten. AI.Ken. Geo. Mas. Va.Me. N.H. CtN.Y.O.N.Y.Pa. KnHiLfNeJg YbVc- VePc LeQfQf Me Hj Sd W d Lf Jg Xe UeYaPjRc VdSfUeRd Gn FL Df Sf Wd VbTeRg TgHi Wd Kj Kn VdSfN e QhHjMnKk Ok Ek HI Ki IraVd Ri^ XbWc VeUc RgSf Popular tion. 242 755859 718 2,503 1,2211,584 1,735 2,772 1,600 589 99 3,453 1,516 47 1,494 893835 980 3,896 3,1513,306 590 13,683 1,0371,047 796 ¦4,578 5,334 1,199 915 540 1,939 9,686 84 5,213 D. fr. Wash, 709 692383 989 536 641 476348407 392179 179 336 688 363 419 366460486331 699 934 359381 164 999991 898818849136 456509956 79 577668 463 710 395175307 43 708 603 320 738 491 412 151 575517346 431360'302 '189 D. fr Cap. 67 154 37 175 100 4262 22 272 106 7171 177 41 76 9055 6888 9397 198150 96 104 113185 96 154 191 98 99 67 116 64 41 130' 43 68 113 100336 190 6 137 34 169 96 111 92 42 489069 97 186 96 66 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Heidelberg, Heidelberg, C, Heidelberg, Heidelberg, ..... .E. Heidlergburg, j . Helena, Helena,.. Helena, Heller^fpwn,. , Hemlock, C. Hempfield, East, . .F. Hetnpfield, West,..M, Hempfield, Hetnpstead, HEMPSTEAD, .... Henderson, Henderson,. . . .' Henderson, Henderson, .... henderson, .... Henderson, Hendersonville, Hendprsonville, HENDRICKS,..:..Hendricks, Hennepin, . . ., Heimiker, Henrad's Springs, . . . HENRICO, Henrietta, Henrief;ta,. ., henry;..HENRY,..HENRY,..HENRY,.. HENRY,.. HENRY,.. HENRY, . . Henry, ....', Henry, HENRY,..Henry Clay, Henrysburg, ^ ..... c . Hepburn, HeriCtthrteum, . . . Hereford, ¦Hereford, HERKIMER,:. . Herkimer, Hermon,. ...... Hermon, Hem, North,,. ... Hero, South,. .. . Herr jck, .\ HERTFORD, . Hertford,Heth, .... Hjbemia,HICKMAN, HICKMAN, Class; tsh.tsh.i tsh.tsh. t.. t .. c. t. c. t t tsh tsh tsh tsH. tsh. and t . County, . . . tsh. and t. . tsh. ...:.. t County, . County, . County, . tsh , c.t t;-. County,.tsh. . . . . tsh County,.County,County, . County, . County, . County,.County,. tsh tsh County,. tsh tsh,.tsh'. c.t tsh. Shelby,.,.....Putnam,. , . . Merrimack, . Hemp.steOjd, . Comity, . . , , tsh. and c. t c.t tsh. County,. Coulity. Berks, ........ Lebanon, . . . . . Lehigh, ..'.... York, ...-. Adams,. St. Lawrence, . Phillips, '..,. r- Iowa, Northampton, . Columbia, Lancaster, . . . . Lancaster, . . . . Westmoreland,Queens, ...... Jefferson, Huntingdon, . . Montgomery,. . State. Henderson, Nottoway^ . Sumner, . . . Monrcre, . Lorain, . Henry, . ¦Ripley, . Fayette, . . . Belmont, . . Jbhhson|. . . Lycoming,. Jefierson, . . Berks, Baltimore, . Herkinier, . . . Penobscot, . . . Oglethorpe . . Grand. Isle, . . Grand Isle, . . Susquehanna, Pa.Pa. Pa. Pa.Pa. N.Y.A.T. M.T. Pa. Pa.Pa. Pa.Pa. N.Y.A. T. N.Y.Pa.N.C.Ten.Ken.Ken. Va.Ten.In.In. II. N.H. A. T. Va. N.Y.O. Va. Geo. AI.Ten. Ken. O. In. In. In.II. Pa. G: , In. Pa Mo. Pa. Md. N.Y. N.Y. Me. Geo. Vt.Vt Pa. N.C. N.C.In.Mo. Ten.Ken. Kef Letters' RfRf SfRgQgTb DI Ed Sf Rf Kf Rf OfUf A m Rc QfNkFk Gi Gi PiHj Hgt^ Ee Wc A m QiQeLe?^ J m loFjIh Je lglg-Ih De Og Mf Hg Qe Dh SfTc ScZb KmUb Ub Se QjRj Hk Bk Gk Ej Popula tion. ' 4,1249,8319,9081,528 1,681 2,084 3,6 4,565 6,125 2,512 2,428 8,748 6,659 484 3,975 494 ' 1 ,725 98,7.97 9,399 199 7,100 10,566 4,090 19,944 11,387 262 6,497 D.fr Wash, 41 804 48 639 1,709 35,870 9,486 636 638717 468 8,539 148 1^9185 80 8: 590 1,074 1,062 183 180115 99 192 246 399148 378 718 188 710 574 867 472 1,175 107 361389 536 576 177 291583 206 886165 59 392 676 607 545532 265 CONSULTING INDEX. 67 Names of Places. Hickory, Hickory Hill, P. O. Hickory Town, . . . Hicksford, ........ Hicks Town, Higginsport, ._ Highgate, ........ Highland, .... Highland, ,. Highland, Highland, ; . Highland, Hights Town, .... Hillham, HUliar, Hilliardston, , Hillsboro', HiUsboro', Hillsboro',. ....... Hillsboro', HiHsboro', Hillsboro', Hillsboro',, HILLSBOROUGH,. Hillsborough, ...... Hillsborough, Hillsborough, Hillsdale, .......... HILLSDALE, Hilltown, Hilton, ; . . Hinckley, HINDES, Hindbstan, Hinesburg, Hingham, Hinsdale, ...... ..B. Hinsdale, E. Hinsdale, Hiram, Hiram, Hix's Ferry, P. O Hobart, HOCKING, Hocking, < "Hodgensville, Hoffsville, HoganSburg, Hofeesville, Holden, Holderiiess, Holland, . .. .... Holland, . . j Holland, HoIIey,.... Hollidaysbu^g, Hollis, Hollis, .....;. Ilolliston, .Holines, . . -. HOLMES,: t^h. t .. t ct . t .. t .. County, . tsh tsh tsh tsh t t ...;.. t t c. t t ....:. t .. . t County, . t '. . tsh c. t . . . tsh. .... Coiinty, . tsh. .... t ; . .,. . . tsh County, . t t t t t . . tsh t ;. County, . tsh t ..... . t t tsh.t .. t .. Venango, .^.'. Beaufort • ¦ Venango, . .', Greensvillfe, , Madison, . . Brown, .... Franklin, . . ¦County. Muskingum, . Franklin, . . . . Greene, Vermillion,. . . Middlesex, . . . Overton, .'. . . . Knox, ....... Nash, Washington, . Caroline, Loudon, . . . . . Orangfe, Jasper, Madison, . > . . Montgomery,. Hillsborough,. Somerset ¦ • • - Highland, . . , Columbia, . . . , Caanty, . Bucks, ....:. Ann Arundel, Medina, Martin, Chittenden,. . Plymouth, . , Cheshire, . . . Berkshire,' . . Cattaraugus, Oxford, Portage, .... Lawrence, . . Delaware, . . . Hillsborough, . Middlesex, . . . Oxford, State. Kef. - Letters Fairfield, .... Hardin, Harrison, .... Franklin, '. . . . Lincoln, Worcester, .V. Grafton, ..:'.. Orleans, Hampden, . . . , Erie, Orleans, ...,.., Huntingdon, . , York, . . . Pa. C. Pa.Va. F.T.O.Vt 0. o. In.In. In. N.J. Ten. lo. -N.C. Pa. -Md. Va. -N.C. Geo. AI. II.N. H. N. H. N.J.O. -N.Y. M. T. Pa. Md. O. Mi. In. Vt. Mas. N. H. Mas.N.Y. Me. O. A, T. N.Y. O. O. Ken. Va. - ¦N.-Y. N.C. Mas. - N.H.VtMas. N.Y.N.Y.P^. Me. N.H. Mas.Me. O. OeMnOeQj KpKh UbKg Mf lg Hg. Gf : Tf Ij Lf QjNfShQgOj KinHIEgV( d WcTf^^fJeSf - RgMe Dp HhUb XdVd Ud Pd Xo MeEj Td LgLg I i NgTbMk WdWcVbVd Pd PcPf XcWd Wd X'bLf P,opttla- tion. D.fr. Wash D. fr. Cap. 129 2,038 16i345 314 37,724 1,792 2,878 566 2,446 260 601 265 185 865487 656 349519663 661 ^83 636 '387 263 217 76 43 396 670717809 465 191 441 3^ 196101 201 63 55 111 76 72766788 18 95 3464 210 38 165 4128 164 28 2425 74 '48 1,670 168 97 45 41 399 349 126 8,645 656 118 1,165 507 38 3,387 446 15 937 413 81 780 378 120 919 310 381 1,026 557 86 511 318 141 963 183 356 63 4,008 3,079 377 29 631 80 236 253 516 233 492 160 1,719 401 46 1,430 513 38 422 578 61 453 370 63 1,071 347 381 385 348 174 116 9,272 527 72 1,501 451 39 1,304 408 94 71 593 40 9,135 ¦ • • • 68 CONSULTING I^DEX. Names of Places. Holmes,, Bolmesburg, Holmes' Valley, .... Holmesiiille, ffolmesvillej, Homer, Homer, Honesdale, Honesdale, Honey brook, . . . . .L Honey Creek, ,...-. Hookerston, Hdokset, Hook's Town, . . . ; . Hook's Town, Hook Town, Hoosick, Hoosick Falls, ...... Hope, Hope, Hope, Hbpeton, Hopeville, Hopewell, Hopewell, Hopewell, HopewellHopWell, Class. tsh t c. t c. t c. t tsh. and t . tsh t t tsh tsh. ...... t , . t Hoppfell, Hopewell, Hopewell, Hopeiyell,. Hopewell Hopewell, Hopejvejl, Hopewell, Hoppwell, Hopewell, Hopewell, P. O. HoplwB...........JHOPfCms,.. fIopki;>isville, Hopkinsville, Hopkintofl, Hopkipton, i Hopklnton, Hopk;n(on, Hornby, , Hornellsville, , Horn Town,. ....... Horr^listown, HORRY, Horsham, ^, Horse Well, P.O.... Hot Springs, HOT SPRINGS,. . . Hot Springs, C.H.... Houlton Plantation,. , Houndsfield,., HOUSTON, Howard, tsh. t .. t .. tsh. t .. t .. t .. tsh. t .. tsh tsh ,. . tsh tsh tgh. tsh. ...... tsh tsh. ...... tsh. and t. tsh. tsh Cotinty, , tsh. andt . tsh tsh. and t . t , . District, . . tsh. and t • Cotmty,. t . . . . trfi County,. tsh County. Crawford Philadelphia, , Washington, . Appling, Pike, Cortland, . . . . Athens, Wayne, Orange, . . . . . Chester, Vigo Greene, . . . . . Merrimack, . . Beaver, Baltimore,.. .. Talbot Rensselaer, . . . Waldo, Hamilton,. .. . Warren, . . . . . Yates,. ...... Fauquier, . . . , Cumberland, , Dutchess, , . . . Ontario, Or,ange, Ciimberland, . Hui>terdon,. .. Beaver, Bedford, .. Huntingdon,.. Washington, . York, Licking, ..... Muskingumi . Perry, . '. Seneca, York Cattwaugns, . Christian, . . . Warren, .... Merrimack, . Middlesex, . . Washington, St, Lav^rence,. . Steuben, .... Steuben, .... Accomack, . . Mifain, Montgomery,. Barren, Bath, State. y Kef Letters Hot Springs, Washington,Jefiersoh, > . . Steuben, . O.%¦F.T. Geo.Mi. N.Y. O. Pa. N.Y. Pa. In. jsr.c. N.H. Pa. Md. Md.N.Y. •N. Y. Me, N.Y.N.J. BT. Y. Va. Pa. N.Y. N.Y. N.Y. N.J.N.J. Pa.Pa. Pa. Pa.Pa.O. O.O.O.S. C. N.Y. Ken.Ken. O.N.H. Mas. R. L N.Y. N.Y. N.Y.Va. Pa. C. Pa.Ken. Va. A.T. A. T. Me. N.Y.Geo.N.Y. Kf Sf Ip. Lo Do Rd Mg Se Te S,f GgQk Wc Nf5eRgUdUd YbTc Sf Qd QhQf Ue QdTe Sg Tf Nf Pf PfNf RgLfLgLg Ke Ml PdGiGi Jg Wc Wd W e Tb QdQdSi Qf Om Sf Ii OhAlAl AZaRc Kn Qd Popula tion. 202 3,307 636 .1,788 886 5,584 1,541 719 .951 3,198 1,963 3,1511,491 1,640 1,924 1,941 999 1,1841,510 549 6,763 1,263 67 2,4741,809 ],777 827 1,572 1,365 5,245 1,086 458 579 3,415 7,369 2,464 D. fr. Wash. 414 146 971787 1,128 313342 268 262 131662 303 465 258 44 85 401 404 636 440 219 333 48 107 295 m287 173 183239 .127 133 243 73 349 344356 434447311 745 465 481 411374 502 296310180 174 153 114 664 119 217 175 1,128 60 778 183 407 161 7 28 34 234 199 236 240 67 311 228 CONSULTING INDEX. 69 Natnes qf Places. Howard, Howard, HCtWARD, Howarton Howell, Howland, Hbwland, Hubbard, ... HubbardstoD, ....... Hubberton, Hudson, orNott'm. W. Hudson, Hudson, Hudsonville, Hueval, Hulinsburg, Hull, Hume, HUMPHREYS,.... Humphteysville, P.O. Himg^ Town, Hunter, HUNTERDON,.... Hunterk, P. O. . Hunters Town, Huntersville, . . . Huntersville, . . Hunting Creek Town, HUNTINGDON, , . Huntingdon, D Huntingdon, Huntingdon Huntingdon, North, . Huntingdon, South,'. . Huntingdon, Huntingdon, Himtlngdon, Huntington, Huntington, ..:.... Himtington, Huntington, Huntington, ....... HUNTINGTON, . . Huntington, P. G. . . Hunting Town,V. . . Huntsburg, Huiitsville, Htmtsville, Huntsville, Huntsville, Huntsville, .. Hurley, HUR6N, Huron, . .., Huron, Hyatt's Town HYDE, Hyde, C.H Hyde Park A Hyde's Park, IBERVILLE, .... tsh. County, . tsh. tsh.tsh. City . and t Glass. t , tsh. County, , t .. tsh County, . t c. t . . t County, . tsh c. t tsh. , tsh. , tsh. , c.t . t«h. tsh. , t ; tsh tshj tsh. ... County, . t .. tsh.tsh. t. . tsh County, . tsh. . . . tsh County, . . . c. t ftsh. and t. t Parish, . . . County. Centre, . Ashe, . . Northampton, . Monmouth, . . . Penobscot, . . . . Trumbull, . . . Trumbull, Worcester, .... Rutlantl, ...... Hillsborough, . Columbia, . . . . Portag«, Breckenbridge, St. Lawrence,. . Armstrong, . . . Plymouth, . . . . Allegany, Union, . . i . . . Ltiiienburg, . . Greene, Btincomb, .. Adams, . I . . . Pocahontas^ . Lincoln, ¦ . . . Dorchester, . Adams, ....... Huntingdon, -. . Luzerne, ...... Westmoreland, Westmoreland,Gari-oll, ....... Lorain, ....... Chittenden, Fairfield, . . Suffolk...... Brown, . . . . , Gallia, .*.;., Laurens, Calvert, . Geauga, . Surry,. . . . Laurens, . Madison, . Randolph,Ulster, . . . Huron, ....;. Wayne, ..... Montgomery^.. Hyde, . . . . , Dutchess,. . Orleans, . . , State. Pa.N.C. Mo. Pa. N.J. Me.O. O.Mas.VtN.H. N.Y. O. Ken. N.Y.Pa. Mas. N.Y. Ten.S. C. Va. N.Y.N.J.N.C. Pa. Va. N.C.Md.Pa. Pa.Pa.Pa.Pa. Pa.Ten.O.O.VtCt N.Y. O.o. In. S. C. Md. O.N.Y. N.C.S.C.Al.Mo. N.Y.O.O. M.T. Md.N.C.N.C. N.Y.VtLa. Ref. Letters Qe MjBg Sf Tf ZaNeNeVd Uc Wd Ud MeHiSbOeXd Pd FjMl Pi Td Tf Lk QgNh Mk ShPfQgPf ReOfOI L e Kg Vb UeUf KhLgIfMl RhMe Sd Nj M 1 HI EgTeLe LeKdOgRkRk UeVb Cp Popula tion. 1,995 10,854 4,141 329 722 1,089 1,674 865 1,963 5,399 779 198 915 6,187 1,960 31,0^0 97,145 1,984 1,579 3,1709,994 160940 993 1,371 5,589 2,165 694 449 1,149 1,408 13,341 6,184 2,554 823 7,049 D.fr. Wash. '202 423 183 209 712 293 985 406469446 345336 671 469949 442346 901 358 531 89 933414 76 148 909904906 893 375 397 511294 978479 379 499 60 394 349361 517 796 1,049 319 404 125 510 97 39 69 387 207 307 68 550 31 D.fr.Gap. 70 Consulting index. Names of Places. Ickesburg, ......... Independence, IndependenoBj Independence, ...... INDEPENDENCE, Independence, . .... t. Indiana, . . . '. INDIANA,.. Indiana, Indian Creek Indian Creek, ..;.... iDrDiAtrAPoiiis, Indian River, Indian Springs, P. O. Indian Town, Indian Town, S ..... IiidustryJ .- c . INGIfAM,., Instantur, Intercourse, Ionia, IONIA, IOWA, .., Ipswich, Ira, Ira, , . . . ; Irasburg', IREDELL,....:...IROQUOIS,,. Irville, b . Irvine, Irwin, IRWIN, Irwinville, , Irwinton, ISABELLA Island Creek, '. Isleau Haut A. Islebo'rougb, A . ISLE OF WIGHT, . Isle of Wight C.H. . Islip, Israel, Italy,.., , Ithiica, Ivy, P. O. IZARD, Izard, C.H. , . . Jackson, Jackson, • , . Jackson, Jackson, . .-. Jackson Jackson, D. JacJtson, ......' Jackson, Jackson, JACKSON, .......: Jackson, ..:.... Jackson, c. tsh. ... County, . , c. t tsh Cotmty, . . c. t. . . ; . . tsh tsh. . ; . . . Capital, . . . Hundred, County, . . t t t County, . . County, . . c. t t Ish. and t. t County,. . Coiinty, . . t c.t tsh ¦County, . . t . . . . . t County,. .. tsh : , t ', County, . . t tsh. and t . tsh. tsh. ...„.., tsh. and, c. t, County,c. t t t tsh. . . . tsh. . , . tsh. ... tsh. . . . tsh. ... tsh. .. . tsh. .., County, t ... t County. Perry, ,.;.... Alleghany, .... Warren, . , . . . Autauga,, .... Jackson,. . AllegaiLyy . Indiana, ..'... Lawrence, ... . Monroe, . -. . . Marion, Sussex, Butts, Currituck, . . . Williamsburg, Somerset, ... .-,. McKean, . Lancaster, , Onondaga, . Rutland, . Cayuga, . Orleans, . Muskingtim,-Estill, ..'...; Venango, , . . , Irwin, Wilkinson, . . : Jefferson. , Hancock, , Waldo, >. , Isle of Wight,. Suffolk, Preble, ....... Yates, Tompkins, . . . . Bim combe, . . . . Izard Waldo Coos, Washington, . Cambria, . . . . Dauphin, . . . . Lebanon, . . . . Lycoming, . . . Susquehanna, . Tiogaf, State. ,|-J4CXSOiV, ...,.-.., County, Pa.N.Y.N.J.Al. A.T. Mo. Pa. Pa.Pa. In. In,In.Del. Geo.N.C. S.C. Me. M.T. Pa. Pa. N.Y. M.T. M.T.Mas.Vt N.Y. VtN.C. U. O. Ken. Pa. Geo,Geo.Geo. M. T. O, Me. Me. Va.Va. N.Y. O. N.Y.N.Y.N.C. A. T. A. T. Me. N.H. N.Y.Pa. Pa.Pa.Pa.Pa. Pa.Va. N.C. Geo.Geo, Eef Letters Qf Qd Tf Hn CkZAgOfOf Of Hh HgHg S-hJ m RjOm Xb JdP e RfRcI d Ed XdUcRcVb Nk GfLfKi Ne Ko KoKn JcNfZb Zb 5JRj Uf isQdRd |ik BjRj Yb WbUcPf Rf RfQeSe QeMh Qj Jrt Kl Popula-^ tion. 877 9,126 9,031 1,777 14,95$ 433 1,956 D, fr Wash. 909 .1,587 2,949 442 2,199 . 860 14,918 133 91 713 1,180 1,855 315 674 10,517 126 300 215 887 i",-i29 922 "m 647678 573 136 711 ' 267 4,74 621 986 190 350 D. fr. Cap. 39 258 59 126 177 900 iS7 77 ,58- "49 55 901 100 33 459 453 365 668 348 531 996 763 662 ,267 656 650 207 46 145 27 76 163 49 46 71 186 121. 20 156 83: 62 ¦ 1,6531,314 1,093 5,270 1,266 493 514 2,057 440830 2,120 641 589 908971502 319 990 491 1,1k 640 559 419 ,186 136141 913 989 955 84 197 106 -198 163 999 179 4989 49 138 9931 104 185149 CONSULTING INDEX. 71 Names of Places. JACKSON, JACKSON, ..... .Jackson, , JACKSON, JACKSON, . .,. . Jackson, C. H. . . . Jackson, JACKSON,:... Jackson, ....... JACKSON,.... Jackson, ...,.,. Jackson, ....... Jackson, Jackson, ........ Jackson, ........ Jackson, I Jackson, Jacksoi), ....... Jackson, JACKSON, .... Jackson, ¦ Jackson, ....... Jat^son, Jackson, ........ Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, • • Jackson, ."". Jackson, Jackson, v^ackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, , JACKSON, . ...J Jackson, : . Jackson, Jacksqn, Jackson, Jackson, : -Jackson, Jackson, Jacksoi], Jackson, Jackson, JACKSON, .... Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, , Jackson, Jacksori, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, ....... Jackson, Jackson Jackson, Jackspn, Cotmty, . County, . Capital, . County, . County, . c. t Cotmty,. t . t tsh. .. . tsh. ... tsh. ... tsh tsh. ... tsh.'... tsh. . . . County, c. t . .. tsh.tsh- tsh.tsh.tsh. tsh tsh. .... tsh , tsh. .... tsh. tshl tsh tsh, County, . tsh tsh. ..-. . tsh. tsh tsh. . ... . tsh tsh.' tsh tsh tsh Couuty,. tsh. tsh, . . ;. tsh. . . . tsh. .... tsh. ... tsh. ... tsh tsh.tsh. tsh. tsh.tsh. Clarke, . .-. . Hindes,. . . . County. Jackson, East Feliciana, Lawrence, . . . . Madison, Hickman,Brown, Champaign, . . Coshocton, . . . Franklin, . . . . Guernsey, . . . Hancock.' . . ., , Highland, . . . . Jackson, Jackson, ..... Knox, Licking, . ... . , Monroe, . . .'. . Montgomery, • Muskingum, . Perry, ....... Pickaway, . . . Pike, . . . . . ¦ . . Preble, ...... Sandusky, . . . Stark, Trumbull, Union, Wayne, ..... Bartholomew,.Boone, Carroll, Clay, Clinton, Dearboi'n, Fayette, , Fountain, Greene,. ...... Hancock, . . . . , State. Jacksori, ...... Madison, ..... Martin, Monroe, Morgan, Orange, ....... Parke, ,.. : Putnam, Ripley, Rush, Shelby, ....... Sullivan, Tippecanoe, . . . F. T. Al. Al.Mi.Mi. Mi. La. A. T. A. T. Ten.Ken.Ken. O. O.O.0.O.O.O.O.o.o.o.o.o.o. o.o.o.o.o.o.o. o.6. o. M.T. In.-In. In. In.In.In.In.In.In.In.In.In.In.In.In.In.In. In.In.In.In.In.In.In. Ref. Letters tp HI F 0 Dn Fp Fp Cp Ck Cjl-j Ek - EjKhK f Mf KgM f Kf Kg LgLgLg Lf LfMg LfLg Kg LgJ? K e MfN e Kf Lf Jd Hg Hg Hf G s hIlg, GgHglg Hh IhIf Hh Hg HgHh Gg H:jlg lg lg Gg Gf Popula tion. 19,700 D. fr. Wash. D. fr. Cap. 1,799 333 9,698 916 1,134 605 3874S1 85 1,3676,941 136399 696 65 603 1,379 593 1,3591,044 894 1,552 167 ¦ 1,080 •648 125 977 1,035 1,073 1,193 4,870 962 994 861 ¦859 475 460340 396 316 497451 169 913 158 159 147399 100 ' 6380, S' 81 109 99 387 391382 361 988475 358351394397493434324 298 434 356 605610651640613 532530 628639 559 595566 650 617 595 640623603 563558 583 653 633 74 66 60 31 150 7981 49 2158 97 111 112 152 3898 4152 8664 39 40. 71 56 63 28 69 ' 40 112 4225 109 5130 . 67 35 99 8159 79 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Jackson, ...... Jackson, .A. JACKSON, Jackson, JACKSON, Jacksonbofo', Jacksonboro\ Jacksonburg, . . . . .b Jacksonburg, Jacksonopolis, Jacksonville, ....... Jacksonville, Jacksonville; Jacksonville,. ...... Jacksonville,.. Jacksonville, Jacobsburg, Jacobsburg, ., . Jaffr&y, Jamaica, , Jamaica, Jkmesburg,. ........ JAMES CITY, JamCs City, Jamestowii, Jamestown; James Town, ... James Town, James Town, Jamestown. .,.. James Town, James Town, Jamesville, Jamesville, Jarvis Gqre, Jasper, . .. . ; JASPER, Jasper, JASPER, ... J»y Jay, Jay,.; Jaynesyille, . . . Jefferson, Jefferson, Jefferson, JEFFERSON,Jefferson, Jefferson, ..... Jefferson, Jefferson, Jefferson, , JEFFERSON, , Jefferson, Jefferson, Jefferson, ....... JEFFERSON, . Jefferson, Jefferson, Jefferson, JEFFERSON, . Class. tsh. . . . . tsh County, . t County, . t c. t t t County, . tsh County, , c. t County, . t tsh. ... .. t t ....... tsh , t . . . Cotmty, . . , tsh. ...... t tsh tsh.- tsh., andt . County, . . , t. County, . t c. t County, . County. Washingtbn, . Wayne, :. . . . Cape Girardeau, , and t . Colleton, .... Scriven, .... Butler, .',. . WaynCj' .... Jackson, Telfair,....,.Duval, Washington, ¦ Adams, ...... Switzerland,. . Morgarij .: Centre,' Belmont, . . . . Cheshire, . . . , Windham, . . . Queens, State. Newport, . ." . Chautauque,.Prince Edward, Guilford,. . . . Martin,. .... Fentress,,. .. Russell, .... Greene,' . . . Onondaga, . . Abbeville,. .. Penobscot . . Steuben, .... Marion, In. in. II. Mo.Mo. S.C. Geo. O.In. M.T. Geo.F.T. La.O.In. II.Pa. O. N.H.Vt. N.Y.Va.Va.Va. R. L N.Y.Va. N.C. N.C.Ten. Ken. O. N.Y.S.C.Me. N.Y, Geo. Ten.II. Oxford, Orleans, . . . Essex, Covington, . Lincoln, . . . Coos,. . . . . . Greene, . . . Schoharie, Tioga, ,.., Morris,.. .. Allfegany,. , Greene', . . . Jefferson, . York, . . . . Culpeper, . PQwhatan, . . Ashe, ...... Jackso^,. . . . Vt N.Y.Mi.Me. N.H. N.- Y, N.Y. N.Y.N.Y. N.3.Pa.Pa. Pa.Pa.Pa. Va. Va. Va. N.C.Geo. Geo. Ref Letters Popula tioii. Hh .Ei Ei ZAhNnMn Jg Iff Jd Ko Mp DpKh IhDg Qf Nf -Vd VcUf I? RiQhWe O d P i Ok RkJj lidLlZb Qd KmIk Fg XbVbUbEo Yb WbUdSbTd RdTe Of Ng olOeRg Q h QiMjKl L m 2,506 1,828 3,893 D.fr. Wash, '613 517 197 97 100 1,354 1,533 2,376 3,638 8,010 100 856 hii634 495517 ¦570 753 801 1,136 450557837 197 285 439442 237 93 D.fr. 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P P O- r^ OOff i o o -,- • c a 3 3 ¦jCii'!l»-(-^OtiC:CJi-\PrJ ^^¦.I1PI ^ p 3 3 O S ^- P 3 3 g CD i-i (i+ ^. ri '.ti cw r^ 1— "iJW 1*1 r-f ¦¦¦: m Ococo o r* EL cT tH g 3 S- M C-- , -, M W ¦TiC-dOg «-- 1— 1-t-i 1-1 Wt^CntO^tOQOO lO-^OOOSCTthPi.Otii-CDK-'Oirfi-COaiOirf:^rf^l-^if;^tfa.aaOOCalsStOK3tKo cn o Oi Oi Oi Oi ¦ t(^ji>^it^zao^ososit^t^t^io O --} CO O • OS «) O 00 <=> CO cn CI l-" Ol 01 -:i CO o^ -^ J ¦ Oi Cn CO bS ¦ ^O^I-itSCOCOOO'OO-t^OtO-f^ifcOQCOlSD- )_i I— I h-i 1— ' I— ' to h-i ^D KJ • jcooiiotooocccococnoiO' 00001— '**¦•— '-^tOtOttk.' lO- 60 74 CONSULTING; INDEX. Names of PWces. .Jersey City,. , Jersey Shore,,. . . . Jerseytown Jerusalem, ...... Jerusalem, . ..... Jerusalem, JESSAMINE,. . . 1 Jessup's Landing, I JO. DAVIESS, . i Johnsburg, |!| Johnsburg, ¦; Johnson, jj -Johnson, W JOHNSON, "Johnson, ........ jj Johnson, JOHNSON, ; Johnsonville, Johnston, . Johnjton, . ., B. J0HNS7VN, ...... JohnStonville, ....... Johnstown, Johnstown, '. Johnstown, .- John's Towii, John's Town; Johii's Town, -Johnsville, Johnsville, JONES, JONES, JONES,.... Jonesboro', I Jonesboro', I Jonesbt^o', ...... '. . j Jonesborough, Jonesburg, . Jones Town, . . . ... JonesvUle, JonesviUe, Jbnesville, Joppa, Joppa, Jordan, JUNIATTA,... .. Juniatta, Junius, KALAMAZOO, . . . KANAWHA, ..... Kanawha Salt Works, Karthaus, Kaskaskla, Keat-ing, Keene, ^ Keene-, '....,. Keene, .. . . ; Keesville, Kellogsville, . - c Kelly, Kelly's Ferry, P. O. . borough. tsh c. t County, t Bergen, Lycoming, • • Columbia, .... Queens, ..... Yates, Southampton, . County,. . , tsh. and t. . t tsh.. -. . tsh County, . . . tsh tsh, .- . County, . . . t. ; tsh t§h County, t.... t.-. '. .. tsh. and c. t. Coiinty. Saratoga, Warrep-, Caledonia,. . . Champaigii, . Gibson, . . . . . Knox, . . Ripley, Iowa, Franklin, . . , Providence, tsh.t. . . County, . County, .. County, . Randolph,.. . Columbia, Montgomery, . Cambria, Sussex, Licking, .... Trumbull, :.. Madison, . . . Dyer, ....... c. t. c. t. t. .. c.t.t... c.t.t. .. c. t. t. .. fc, -. . County, . tsh tsh County, . County, . Jefferson,- . .. Washington, , Unioni ¦- Washington, , Camden, .... Lebanon, ... Lee, Surry, Hillsdale, . . . Harford, .... Camden,. . . . Onondaga, . . Perry Seneca, . .^ t t. I^h, t. . , tsh. . ., tsh. and t. . t t. tsh. .; Kanawha,. . Clearfield, . . Randolph, . McKean,^ . . Cheshire, . . Essex, . . . . . Coshocton, , Clinton, , . , Cayuga, . . , Union, ... Rhea, . . . State. Eef Letters N.J. Pa. > Pa. ¦N.-Y. N.Y.Va. Ken.N.Y. II.N.Y. Vt.o. In.In. In. In. II.M.T.Vt. R. L -N.C. N.C.N.Y. N.Y.Pa. Del.O. O. N.Y, Ten. N.C. , Geo.Mi.Al.Ten. U.Me.N.C.Pa.Va. N.C. M.T.Md. N.C. N.-Y. Pa. Pa.N.Y. M.T.Va.Va. Pa. n. Pa. N.H. N.Y. O. N.Y. N.Y.Pa. Ten. Tf Qe Ke Uf Qd Qj Jl Uo EdTcVb KfG.hHg Gh lgFi b4 Vb WePk Ok O-d Td Pf ShLf Ne . Sd Ej Qk K m EoGm Lj Ei AZb Rj • Rf KjNj J e Rg Rj R c Qf Of Rd IdMhMhPe Di Pe Vd Ub MfUbRdRf IJk 9,783 9,960 9,111 - 985 1,599 510 4,019 1,596 1,079 9,113 10,938 Popula-l D. fr. tion. Wash. 924911 198 953 321 203 D, fr. Cap. 437 462 544461 712 68 103 89 179193 81 60 85 35 64 151 ' '693 551 131 79 1,036 549 387 "36 5 7,700 217 400 336 339 '416 160113 379. 292 357879 6,608 13,345 1,471 810 7,672 2,206 1,581 9,326 80 35 45 138 52 33 69 ¦ 96 176 819429 830 736 955 136 468 194 557 ¦ 56 948 345 131342 493 9,374 787 611 739 40 298 154 134194 26 392 166 108 48 189147 44 173 350219 867 285 431 515 341593 325 175 588 308112 95 188 63 138 89 146 160 66 137 CONSULTING INDEX. 75 Names of Places. Kelly vale, Kelso, , A, Keinpsyillc, Kermnsville, Kendall, Kenjua, , Kenjua, KENNEBECK, ... Kennebunk, , Kennebunk Port,. . . Kennedy sville, Kensington F Kensington, KENT,. .......... Kent, :....-.. Kent, -. . Kennet, KENT, KENT, KENT, Kern sville, Kerr Town, . ..' KERSHAW, Keysville, [ Key West,*oT Allenton, 'Kilkenny,. Kill Buck, ,.. Eillingly, Killingworth, Kilmarriock, Kilmarnoc, Ximbertown, Kinderhook, . . . . .Ct Kingfield, KING GEORGE, . . King George, C.H.. . KING Sf QUEEN, . King Sf Queen, C.H.. KINGS, Kingsboro', Kingsbury, • Kingsbury, ....... . P^ingsessing, .... D . Kingspbrt, Kingston, : Kingston, 'Kingston, Kingston, North, . .<. . Kingston, South, Kingston, ..... .... Kingston, Kingston, A. Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, Kingston, . -• Kingston, tsh.tsh.t .. t. County, . . . tsh tsh. and t. . t. tsh. t County, . . tsh tsh...... County, . , County,. , County, . , t.- t ...... District,'t. ...... c. t, . '. . tsh tsh tsh tsh. '. . . . , tsh t. -. tsh. and t. . tsh County, . . . c. t. County, . . . t County,.. . t tsh. and t. . t tsh tsh. tsh , tsh t. c. t tsh. and e. t. t. . . . tsh. c. t. . . . t t ... c. t. . t. . . , Orleans, Dearborn, . . . ¦ Princess Ann, Duplin, Stark, Warren, Warren, York, York, Steuben, Rockingham, . Chautauque,. . Litchfield, . . . Putnam, Chester, . . . . . County. Northampton, Frederick, , . . Charlotte, . . . Monroe, . . . . Coos, ; . Holmes, . . . . Windham, . . Middlesex, . . Penobscot, . . Lancaster, . . Chester, . . . . Columbia, . . . Somerset, . . . King George,. King & Queen, Montgomeryj. . Washington, . . Lancaster, .... Philadelphia, . . Sullivan, Rockingham, . . Addison, Plymouth, Washington, . , Washington,Ulster, Middlesex, . . Luzerne; . . . . Somerset, . . . Lenior, Morgan, .... Adams, Roane, ..-;.. Hopkins, . . . State. Ref Letters Vt. In. Va. N.C.O.Pa. Pa.Me.Me. Me. N.Y. N.H. N.Y. R. L Ct. ¦ N.Y. Pa. Del. Md,M.T.Pa.Va.S.C. Va. F.T. N.H.O.Ct. Ct. Me. Va.^a.N.Y.Me. Va.Va.Va. Va. N.Y.N. Y. -N.Y. S.C.Pa. Ten. N.H.Vt.Mas.' R. I. R.I. N.Y. N.J. Pa. Md. N.C.Geo.Mi. Ten. Ken, Vb Jg Rj QI Mf OeOe Y b Xc XcQd Xd OdWe Ue Ue SgSgRg I d Sf PgNlPi Wb Lf WeVe Za RI Sf Ud XbQh Qh Ri Ri UfTcUo Nl SgLjWd Vb XeWe WeUe Tf SeShQkKm Co Jk ' Gi Popula tion, 314 225 62,484 2,2332,763 717 19,789 2,001 1,9311,145 19,913 10,501 13,545 27 425 3,257 2,484 138 2,706 554 6,397 11,644 20,535 2,606 1,068 ,929 403 1,.391 3,0373,663 4,170 ¦1,548 D. fr. Wash. 574 930 927 356325317 327 618 ¦620 303 468 363 318301 103 195 81 190 1,454 558 340377326 698153130 357 648 78 142 ' 419432 466 ,132 425 468495435389 395 313 180 993 152 . 316 661 1,164 456 752 D. fr. Cap. 5192 194 190110 990930 89 914 ,45 309 61 101 71 102 163 99 ,560 /'117 74 4249 103 90 7617 56 49 "49 55 60 109 990 363434313958 14 115 115 80 31 130 159 914 * Key West, or Allenton. is on Key West Island, one of the Florida keys. For its locatipn, sec the supplementary map of Florida. ' 76 CONSUtTIJJG INDEX. Names of Places. Kingston, Kingston, Kingstown, Kings Town, Kingstree, Kingsville, KING WILLIAM, . King.Vtill.iam,C.H..Kingwobd, . .^ .^ . . . . Kingwood, ......... Kinney's Corners, . . . Kinsale, ¦..,¦... Kinsman, Eirby Kirkland, Kirkland, A. Kirksville, '....; Kirkwopd, .". . , . . . . . Kirtland, Kittahing, Kittaning, Kittery, Enox, Knox, 1 , . KNOX, KNOX, Knox, *Enox, Knox, Knox, KNOX, KNOX,: KNOX, Knoxvijle, ..;.,... Class.' tsh.- t t t c. t. tsh. . . . . County, . c. t . tsh t tsh. .. tsh. . . tsh. . , tsh. . . t. i . . . tsh. tsh. tsh. t. tsh. tsh. Knoxville, ,J(^xville, . . ... J Kno.xyille, -. KnoxviUe,. Knowlton, Kortright,. Krebbsville, Lack, Lackawannock, Lackawaxen, 'La&yette, Lafayette, ..!...... LA FAYETTE, .:. LAFAYETTE, ... Lafeyette, -. . . . Lafayette, - . La Fayette, LAFAYETTE, ... Ld Fayette, C.H. LA FOURCHE, Int. La Grapge, , La Grange, Lagrange, , ,La Grange, La Grange, La Grange, La Grange, County, . County, . tsh tsh tsh tsh, .... Cgunty, . County, . County, . t. t. . c. t. . Parish, . County, . c.t. c. t. Couuty. Delaware, Cumberland, . Talbot, Williamsburg, Ashtabula, King William, . Hunterdon,. . . . Preston, Oswego, ...... Westmoreland,Trumbull,,..... Caledonia, . . . . Penobscot, . . . . Oneida, Livingston, . . ; Belmont, Geauga, Armstrong, . . . Armstrong,, . . . York, Waldo Albany, c.t. .. tsh. and t. . tsh. and t. . t. tsh. . . tsh. tsh. . . tsh. and t. . County, ... t , . Parish, ... tsh. and t. . Columbiana,. . Guernsey, Holmes, Jefferson, .... Frederick,.. . . Crawford, . . . . Knox, Jefferson, .. . . Knox, ....:.. Warren, . . . . Delaware, . . . . Jackson, Juniatta, Mercer,, Pike.........Onondagi), . . . Steuben, Wayne, Floyd, Tippecanoe, . . La Fayette, . , tsh. .Dutchess,-. . . Georgetown,Troup, ...... Franklin, . . . Fayette, Oldham,..'.. Lorain, ..... State. o.o. Pa. Md. S.C.o.Va.Va.'n,j:Va.- N. Y. Va.O. Vt.Me. N.Y.Ken.-O.O. Pa.Pa. Me.Me. N.Y. Ten.Ken.O.O.O. O.O.In.ii.Md. Geo.Ten.O. II. N.J. N.Y. Mi.Pa. Pa.Pa.N.Y. N.Y. La. A. T. M. T. In. In.Mo. A. T. La. N. Y. S.C. Geo.Al.Ten. -Ken. O. Ref. Letters Lf Lg QfSgOmNe QiQiTf OgSc Rh -NeWb^a Sc FiMfMe Of OfXc ¥b TdKj:KjMfMfL f N f L f Gh Df Qg Jn Kk Nf Df S f TdFpQfNe S e Rd Rd BqA.raKd: IhHf Ah A m DqUe Om Ira GI EkIh Le Popula tion. 589 ,191 1,038 9,819 9,898 790 401949 2,505 9,205 1,018 1,639 596 9,909 666 9,189 14,498 4,316 1,299 265968 2,035 17,085 6,526 974 136 D.fr. Wash. 392 405 107 88 488 349 D. ft. Cap. 120184183 380138 292 559 673 373770 991 348 912915495 695 394 997 396 351 271 . 2,837 2,870 ' 674 1,163 2,560 5,653 748 2,912 5,.5032,044 27 .279 i 25 36 12 5186 198' 2730 261 175 76 184 43 78 105 "239 108151180183104 5221 136 ¦ 79 70 160 55 702 5ie 971 877 917357 i,071. 1^5 967340331 397 ' 518 604643 1^350 399 490 759 788 854S68380 93 60 199 160188 , 64 ' 68 936 52 936 148 134191 10 109 70 183 '93 149133 136 165 35 119 CONSULTING INDEX. 77 P6pula ticjn. Names of Places. La Grange, La Graiige, . .- LA GRANGE...... La Grange, Lake, Lake, Lake, > Lake Pleasant, , Lake Port, LaJnbertsville, Lamar, Lampiter, G. Lancaster, Lancaster,. Lancaster, Lancaster, LANCASTER Lancaster, Lancaster, LAl^CASTER, .... LANCASTER Lancaster, , Lancaster,. LaTKaster, , Lancaster, L^ca!ster, Lancaster, C.H. . .. . Landatf, JLindgrove, B . Landisburg, Lanesboro',. .'.: Ijanesboro',. Lanesville, Langdon, Langsbury, , Lanier, Lansing, Lansingburg, ....... LAPEER,. LA PORTE, LA SALLE, Las Casas, Laselle, Lassellville, Latimore, E. LAUDERDALE, . . Laugh*y, Laughlin Town, Lauramie,. LAUREL, Laurel, Laurel Hill, Laurel Hill, Laurel Town, , . Laurehs, LAURENS, LAURENS,. Laurensville, Laiirerisville, Lausanne, Lawrence, tsh. County, . c.t. tsh; tsh. tsh. tsh. t. .. County, . . . . City and c. t. tsh County, . . . . District, . . . c. t Class.- Cass, . tsh. . tsh. . c. t , t. ... Lewis, . . . Logan, .... Stark, Wayne, . . . Hamilton, . Chicot, Hunterdon, Centre, .... Lancaster, . Coos, Worcester, . ChenangOi . Seneca, .... t ... c, t . c. t. . tsh. and t. c. t tsh tsh tsh. and t. County, . . . County, . . , County, . . , t , tsh tsh. ... County, t tsh County,tah t.-.' tsh District, County, . c. t tsh tsh. and t. County. Lanciaster,Lancaster, Lancaster, . . Smith, Garrard, . . . . Fairfield, ... Jefferson, . . . Lancaster, . . Grafton, .... Bennington,. Perry,. Berkshire, . . Anson, . .. . . Floyd....... Sullivan, .... Camden,. . . . Preble, Tompkins, . . Rensselaer, . Rutherford, .-. Monroe, Montgomery, . Adams, Dearborn,. . . . . Westmoreland, Tippecanoe, . . . Hocking, .... Richmond, . . . W. Feliciana, Otsego, . . . . Otsego, ....... Laurens, ..... Northampton, . St. Lawrence, . G2 State. Ref Letters M.T. M.T.In,Mo.O. , 0.o.N.Y. A.T. N.J Pa. Pa.N.H. Mas. N.Y.N.Y. Pa.Pa. Pa.Va. S.C.S. C. Ten. Ken. O.In. Va.,N.H. Vt. Pa. M^.N.C.Ken. N.H.Geo.O. N.Y. N.Y. M. T. In. U. Ten. M.T.N.Y, Pa.Al. In. Pa. In.Ken. O. N.C. La.Del. N.Y.S. C. Geo. N.Y. S. C. Pa. . N„Y. He He le Cf ' Kf MfLfTcCm Tf Qe Rg W b Wd Sd , Rd Rf RfRfRiNlNl Ij JiLgIh Ri WbVc QfUdNkLiVc Lo •fg Rd UdKc HeFeHk Ke TcQgGI Jg Of Hf KiLg OlCpShSd LIKn SdLlSfSb D.fr. Wash. 260 856 1,236 552266 1,626 3,1741,187 9,014 76,631 7,704 585 4.801 10,361 570 1,6301,130 "949 385 1,199 666 1,513 4,020 2,663 1,011 11,781 9,906 259 2,231 20,863 5,589 509 1,097' 664652 458 328359461 1,150 170 209 114 558413344318 109 107 442 685 569372 585 145 521 448 117 374499 434 441 730 483 313386 678 485497 75 597 170698 378385 1,193 114 354 354 498208505 D. fr. Cap. -180 178 10 ;o -luo )5 S30 I 78 CONSULTING; INDEX. lyames of Places. Lawrence, Lawrence, Lawrence, . . . . . LAWRENCE, . LAWRENCE, . tsh County,.County, . LAWRENCE, Couhty, LAWRENCEfLAWRENCE,....LAWRENCE,.... Lawrence, A Lawrence, Lawrenee, '.. Lawrence, LAWRENCE,.... Lawrence, LAWRENCE, Lawrenceburg, Lawrenceburg, ...... Lavrrenceburg, Lawrenceburg, . . .B, Laiorenceburg,'. , Lawrenceton, Lawrence Town, Lawrenceville, , Lawre'nceville, ....;., Lawrenceville, .,. . . . , ¦fiawrenceville, , Lawrenceville, . .. ... , Lawrencevilie, ....,., Lawrenceville, ...... LawsyiJIe, Leacock, Leaksnille, Ijeavenworth Lebanon, Lebanon, Lebanon, Lebanon, Lebanon, . - LEBANON, Lebanon, Lebanon, -. . Lebanon, . ;. Lebanon, . .' Lebanon, Lebanon, ' Lebanon, Lebanon, Leb/inon, Lebanon, iLe Beeiif, Ledyard, ,.C. Lee, I'. 'Lee,. Lee, LEE,..' LEE,... Lee, Leeds, Leeds Town, . . . . Leeds Towp, (jilass, tsh. County,. County> , County, . tsh. . . . tsh. .'. . . tsh tsh County, . tsh., . . . . County;'. t c. t c. t. tsh....c. t , . . . t t t. t .. t. ..... . e. t c. t 0. t b. t tsh., tsh c. t. t. . . County. HunterdoQv Clearfield,.; . Tioga, .... Lawrence, . . , StarJt, Tuscarawas, , Washington, , Marion, t tsh.,.,. . . . . tsh County, . . . . tsh c. t tsh c.t .t t tsh t tsh., and c. t. t tsh tshi .J ... .. . tsh. and t. . . County, . . . . County, tsh. ... Armstrong, . . Lawrence, . . . Anderson, . . . Dearborn, .... Dearborn, .... Jefferson, .... Franklin, .... Hunterdon, . . AUeganyt .... Tioga, ...... Brunswick, . . Montgomery, . Gwinnett, .... Lawrence^ .-i . . Susquehanna,Lancaster, . . . Greece, Cra-wford;. . . . York, Grafton, New Londqn,. Madison, .... Hunterdon, . . Lebanon, : . . , Lebanon, Wayne, Russell, ..... Wilson, ...... Washington, ., Meigs, .„ Warren, Bpone, ....... St. Clair, Erie........... Cayuga, Straffoj-d; ....,, Berkshire, . . . , Oneida, ,, Athens, Kennebeck, . . . Frederick, . . . , Westmoreland, State. N.J.Pa.Pa.Al. Mi.A. T. Ten. Ken. O.O. o.o. - o. In. In.U. Pa. Ken. Ten.In. In. Mo. Va. N.J. Pa.Pa. Va. N.C.Geo. II. Pa.Pa.Mi.In.Me. N.H.Ct.-N. Y. N.J. Pa.. Pa., Pa. Pa.Va.Ten. Ken. O.O. In. II.Pa. N.Y. N.H. Mas. N.Y.Va.GeoO.Me.Va. Va. Ref. Popula- Letters tion. TfPeQeGiDo CjGkLh LhLh MfMf MgHh lg GhQe Gk Jh JgJgDhOiTf NfQe QjNkJ m GhSe Rf Fo Hh XcV 0 VeSd, TfRf Rf RfSe Lj HjI i Mg Jg Hf Eh Ne Rd Wc lidSe JoLgXb PhRh 1,430 683 906 14,984 5,293 9,8066,411 3,900 5,367 199 1,108 602 413 9,234 493 668 D.fr. Wash 172 201259( D. fr. Cap. 6 129 153 29'? 873 3,315 192 2,391 u 2,5542,249 3,436 90,557 3,5551,896 384 959 1,165 654 9,497 1,009 1,825 9,514 6,461 1,880 418 1,685 406335 391 996 566 941 758 563599 593 884 948 179 920261 191 382 656702 279 116 1,046 638 506 489356 '351 211 124 116111114 10 132134 271 394 683 594364 469 609831314397 490361409 353699 73 104 201 7512 100 98 10617P 6 198155 69 109 93 84 171 49 171196 99 50 97 103 47 9924 168 330 3159 103 83 5159 253 171 , ;i2 123 ¦116 82 30 141 82 CONSULTING INDEX. Nameq- of Places. jLeedsville, 'Leeksville, ... . . ... Leeksville, Leesburg, , Leesburg, : Leesburg, Leesburg, , , 'Leesburg,'. , Leesburg, '. ..„ Leesburg, Leesburg, . : ,.., Leesburg, , teesvllle, .... . . ... Leesville, , . . , , Leesville, Leesyille, P. O Lee Town, Lefargeville, LEHIGH, Lehigh, D Lehighton, .Lehman,... iLeicSster, iLeicester, Leicester, . Lcighton, i Leipsic, |Lemay's ^ Roads, P. O. Xemin'gton, ¦ Lemon,... ... ..B. ¦Lempster, -. . . LENAWEE, LENOIR, ] Lenox, Lenox, ^Lenox, . . , . . . . Lenox, . Leominster, LEON, Leonard Town, Le Ray, Le Rayeville, Le Rgy, Le R^, Letart; Letterkennyi, Levana, Levana, c . Levant, Leverctt, Lewis, LEWIS, Lewis, LEWIS, , . . . . LEWIS,...: Lewis, . , LEWIS, Lewisburg, Lewisburg, Liswisburg, Lewisburg, ct.t . t... t .. t. .. t. .. t. .. tsh.t .. t. .. t. .. t. t ; Cbunty,.tah. .... t. . . tsh t .. tsh. t... County, . . . County,. .. c. t tsh. and t.. tsh tsh t ....:.. . County, . . . t tsh. tsh. County. Randolph, .... Rockingham,.Newton, . . . . . Cumberland, . Loudon, . . . .', Caswell, . . . . . Washington, . Harrison, . . . . Woodford, . . . Highland, . . . Tuscarawas,.., Union, , . Campbell, . . . Lexington, . . . ¦Lawrence; . . , Robeson, Jefferson,.. . . ,, Jeffersqn, . . . , North am fnfcn, Northampton, Luzerne, ..... Addison,.'. . . . Worcester, . . . Livingston,. .. Lawrence, . . . Kent, Granville,- .... Essex, Butler, Sullivan, tsh. and t. tsh tsh; tsh. Comnty, . . . tsh. and t. . County, . . . County, . . . tsh. .. .;. County,. . . t. . , , c. t t t Berkshire, ... Madison, . . . . Susquehanna,.Ashtabula, . . . Worcester," . . St. Mary'?, . . Jefferson, ..,. Jeffersdii, . , . Gjenesee, . . . . Geauga^ . , . . Franklin f'ayuga, Brown, Penobscot, . . . Franklin, . . . . Essex,. .: Essex, . Brown,-. Union, Greenbrier, . , Muhleftburg, . Preble, ...:. . s'="«- liS; Va. N.C. Geo.N.J. Va.¦N". C. Teh. Ken.Ken. ' O.O. o. Va.S. C. in. N.C.Va.N.Y. Pa. Pa.Pa.Pa.Vt. Mas.N.Y..41. Del.N.C. Vt.o. N.H.' M.T. N.C. Mas.N.Y.Pa. O. Mas.F.T.Md. N.Y.N. Y.. N.Y.O.O.Pa. N.Y. O. Me. Mas.ytKN.Y.N.Y.Va. Ken. O. Mo.Pa. Va. Ken. O. Oh MkKmTg Qg LjJhJh KgMf KfOi M m HhOl Qg Sb SfSfSfRe Uo Wd Pd GI Sg PjW b JgVc JeQkUdSc SeNe Wd Jp Rh Sb SbPd MeMg Qf Rd Kh Zb Vd WbSc Ub Nh KhKhBfRfNiGi Pogula- tion. D. fr. Wash. 138 918 225232 2,225 , 1,659 231 ' .638 1,782 9,042 1,362 3,023 999 1,4917,7231,,S59 5,039 546244 1,861 6,494 '3,m 3,909 659517 1,943 90 747 939 15,939 1,306 6,9415,999 2,099 914 144 929'996 673 ( 183 31 959 434 593543 445 997441 995530 618390 71 438 D. fr. Cap. 918 116 49. 90 153 79 993 98 8 69 193 46 147 30 76 104165188 190 199 916 483399351784 119 979690'487458 363 353258 321 414 63 422492 361 340358 99 330 483 673 395585 508 489' 172 263 705 486 97 85 106 69 45 232 131 5 27 104 90 38 133 125 150 MO 41 156 156 234 165109 47 172 114 78 89 99 "isi 199 63 991 167 90 80 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Lewisbury, Lewisport, Lewis' Cross- Roads, Lewiston, Lewiston,-. . , Lewiston, ......... Lewistown, Lewis Town, ...... Lewistown, Lewistown, Lewis Town, Lewisville, Xewisvilfe, Lewisville, Lewisville, . . . .' Lexington, Lexington, . . , Lexington, Lexington, Lexington^ ...,,...., Lexington, Lexington, LEXINGTON, Lexington, C.H. . .. . Lexington, Lexingtpn, Lexington, ¦ Lexington,'. ,' Lexington, . j Lexington, Lexington, ; . Lexington, Lexington, Leyden, Leyden, Liberty, ; . . Liberty, Liberty^ Liberty, ......;.... Liberty, . . , E . Liberty, Liberty, Liberty, .......... LIBERTY,: Liberty, Liberty, Liberty, ..;... Liberty, . . ; Liberty, A. Liberty, A. Liberty, Liberty, ........... Liberty, ............ Liberty, Class. tsh. and t. , c. t c. t t. 0. t t County. tsh. and t. t. t. . . , York, ....... Harrison, . . .:, Kent, '. Lincoln, ..... Niagara, , Montgomery, . Mifflin, Sussex, Lunenburg, . .- Fulton, Jo; Daviessy . . Otsego, , Kent, . ........ Brunswick, . . . Chester, Middlese.x, . . . . Greene, ...... Bucks, Erid Lar^ster, . , . . Rockbridge, . . . Davidson, State. tsh. and t. . . tsh. and c. t. Lexington, . Oglethorpe,Henderson, . Fayette, ... Highland, . . , Richland, . . , Stark,..- Scott, .- Fayette, La Fayette, . Franklin, . . . Lewis, Waldo, Sullivan, . . . , Steubein, . . . . Adams, . . , . . Columbia, ... . Tioga,....:.. Bedford, .... Rand()lph, . . . Pa.Va.'Del. Me. N.Y.Mo.Pa.Del. Va. II.U. N.Y. Del. Va. S. C. Mas. N. Y. Pa.Pa. Pa. Va. N.C, S.C. S.C. Geo.Ten. Ken.O. ' Ref Letters Talbot, . . . Amite, . . . Smith, ... Casey, Adams, . . . Butler, ... Clinton, . . Crawford, . Delaware, , Fairfield, . Guernsey, Highland,Knox, .... Licking, . . Logan, . . . TrutabuU, I'Union, O. O.In. II. Mo.Mas. N.Y, Me. N.Y.N.Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. Va. N.C. Geo. Geo.Mi. Ten.Ken. O. O.o. o. o. o. o.o. o. o. o.o.o. Rf NgSg X b Oc ChOf Sh Pj Df Dd Sd Qj Ml WdTd Sf Ne RfOiMk MmMm Km Fk JhKg LfMf Ih Eg Ag Vd Sc' Yb Te QdQg RfQe Oi Ok Mo Co J 1 Kh JgKg LfKf Lg MfKg LPLf Kf Ne Kf I^pula- tion. 1,549 1,598 'l',4S0 n. fr. Wash. 1,543 9,548 9,065 107 955 1-9,7 577 403 939 162 127 913 854975 346 107 900449 439 367168 396 120 198 362 D. fr. pap. 6,026 80 57 869 796 1,509 676 1,277 1,097 1,111 866 1,233 1,308 1,730 799655 619 1,462 410 2,567 553303 1,060 469 619 603 840 534 449386 303 594784 1,090 406490 694 988313 70 170 995 993 330 lp 990 : 8 97 977 67 55 ' 45 91 133 311 , 8413 '78 - 66 11 5096 966 43 156 110 1269 130 25 47 62 132 8910 138 105 116 30 128 216 40 60 116 145 65 747 105 1,156 199 655 59 597 66 466 107 503 96 449 60 414 74 411 15 374 30 313 85 441 74 375 39 372 96 457 60 984 173 433 37 CONSULTING INDEX:. 81 Names of Plac^ed. , Liberty) Liberty, JUberty, •"•• Liberty, Liberty, ¦Liberty, B Liberty, Liberty, i Liberty Hill, Liberty Hill, ... LibertyTown, ..... Lick, i LICKING, ...... Licking, Licking Ligon, Ligonier, Lima, ....... .... Lima, Lima, Limerick, C Linierick, Limerick, Limington, ........ Limestone, D ¦Limestone, ........ Limestone, ........ LIMESTONE,....Limestone, P. Q. ... Lincklean, . . . ; LINCOLN, Lincoln, Lincoln, Lincoln, Lin(M}ln, H LINCOLN, LINCOLN, LINCOLN, LINCOLN, .: Lincoln, LINCOLN, Lincolnton, ... lAjicolnttm, Ljncolnville, , ... Linden, ./.. I Linn, Linneus, LinnviUe Liijifon, Linville, Lionel, Lipona, Lisbon, Lisbon Lisbon >.'...'.. Lisbon, Lisbon, Lisbon, Lisbon, Lisburn, Lisle, i tsh. c. t o. t t t. t.. tsh.- County,. .. tsh. ...... tsh t .... tsh. and t. . tsh. and t. . Class. tsh.tsh.tsh. tsh.t. . . t. .. tsh.t..., tsh.t. .. County,. tsh County, . . t t t t County, . . County,. . County, . . County,.. tsh County, . . c. t. . . . . . c. t .... t..^....c. t tsh. . . . . . t t tsh. t- t. t tsh. , t... tsh. i...t. .. tsh. and t. , County. Delaware, . Hendricks, . Henry, Parke, . . . . Shelby, .... Union, . . . . Union, . . : . Clay, Edgefield, . Kershaw, . . Frederick, . Jackson,. . . Licking, Muskingum, . -. Amelia,, ...... Westmoreland, Livingston, . . . Licking, La Grange, . . . York, Jefferson, Montgomery,. . York, Columbia, . . . . Perry,. Warren, Buncombe,.. Chenango, . Penobscot, . Grafton, . . . Addison,. . . Middlesex, . Delaware, Lincoln, . . . ._. Lincoln,V.. .. Waldb, Marengo, . . . . Lehigh, Washington,.. Lehigh, ..... Coshocton, . . .. Licking,. .... Hardiman, . . . Jefferson, .... Liiicoln, . .. .. Grafton, New London,. Sf. Lawrence, Greene; Lincoln, ClaA,- •¦••¦•. 'CiimbeFland, . Broome, ; State. In. In. In. In. In.In.In.Mo.S.C.S.C. Md. O. o.o.0.Va.Pa. N.Y. O. In. Me. N.Y.Pa. Me. Pa.Pa. Pa. Al.N.C.N.Y. Me.Me.N.H. Vt.Mas.N.C.Geo.Ten. Ken. O.Mo. N.C.Geo. Me. Al. Pa. Me. Pa. O. O. Ten. F.T.Me. N.H. CtN.Y.Pa.Geo.O. Pa.' N.Y. Ret. Letters Lf HgIf Gg lg Jg Jg ZAgL m Nl QgLgLf Lf Lf P i OfQdLg le XcRb Sf XcRe Qf Oe GILkSdYbZaVc , VbWd Mk L iti Hk JiLf Cg Mk L m Yb GnSfAZa SfMf Lg Ek Jp XbWbVe Sb Og L m KgRfRd Popifla tion. 870 764 90,869 859 866 1,916 1,764 419 1,419 1,744 2,317 540 ,267 14,807 " 1,425 57,183 404 50 639709 22,455 6,145 22,07511,002 226 4,059 1,702 D.fr, Wash 1,747 48 37 2,423 1,472 1,161 1,891 42 4,378 54Q591544 658 569 523516 1,142 580488 55 387 362 348 173174 340378 616 538419 150 541 178123: 313 529336 '793 538 504 495 401 430570 639 914186771186 331354840 911568628 368 483 214660 428 lio 306 D.fr. Cap. ¦ 65 206786 3680 77 190 8454 83 74 30 46 51 161 213 18 198 85 168. 75 89 6862 240 26i 110i28 65 29 16 37 169100 51 7881 176 8187 33 149 15 27 ¦ 86 44 211205 103 32 13 140 83 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. LitcJiSeld,. Litchfield, D. LITCHFIELD, .... lAtchfield, . .. '. Litchfield, ....... Litchfield, Litchfield, Litphfijeld,, Lithopo'Iis, . . . ; Litiz, Little BeaVer, Little Britain, Little Compton, Little Creek, Little Creekj Little Egg Harbour, . Little Falls,, Little Mahanoy, ..... Little Piney, Little Plytnouth, .... Little Prairie, Little River Lick, . . . Z.ITTI.X: ROCK, Littleton, Littleton, I Littleton, P.O Little Valley, .. Little- -york, Livermbre, , A. Liverpool, Liverpool, , Lrverpopl, , , Liverpool, . . -. , , Liverpool, , , Liverpool, , LIVINGSTON,.,.. Livingston,. ........ Livingston,. .'..,..., Livingston, LIVINGSTON, .... LIVINGSTON, .... Livingstonvitle, ..... Livonia, Locke, ...,,,. Lockport, , Loekport, ¦ Lodi, .^'. Lodi, ,,..., ,. , Lodi, a, Lodi, , Lodi,. ,. Logan, LOGAN, Logem,C.H, LOGAN, .......... LOGAN,... igffl», ¦¦-. ••'• Logan, ............ Logan, .... Logan, Logansport, Class. County,. c. t tsh tsh c. t c. t t t tsh tsh IJundred, . . Hundred, .. tsh '.. tsh. and t.^ . tsh c. t, , Capital, . tsh. and t. . t t. . , t , tsh, and t. , t. t , t. tsh County,. . . tsh tsh t. ...... Parish, . . . County, . . . t tsh. ..... . .A. c. t, ... tsh. . . . tsh. and t.. tsh, tsh, tsh. .... County, . c. t . . . . County,.County,. t, . ; : . tsh. . . . tsh. ...'. tsh,- : : . . t, .... County. Ln>coln, Hillsborough,. Litchfield, . Herkimer, . Bradford, . , Jatiksdn,'. ., Grayson, . . Fairfield, .. Lancaster, . Beaver, .... Lancaster, . Newport, . . Kent, .. . Sussex, .... Burliiigton, Herkimer, . North nmberl'nd Crawford, King & Queen, Taiewell, Sevier, , Pulaski, Grafton, Middlesex, . . . Warren., Cattarauglts, , . Meade, ....... Oxford , Onondaga, . . . Perry,.. York........ Yazoo, , Columbiana,. . Medma, , . . , , State. Columbia,, . Essex, .... Madison, . . Schoharie, . . Livingston,.', Cayuga...... Niagara i. .. . Niagara,. ., . Erie, . . .' Seneca, ; . , . . Seneca, Bergen, . Athens, . , . . . Centre, . . . . . Logan; , Hocking, . .-. Lenawee, . . . Dearborn; . . . Fountain,,. .. Cass, ....... Me.N.H. Ct.Ct. N.Y. Pa. A.T. Ken. O.Pa. Pa.Pa.R.L Del.Del. N.J. N.Y.Pa. Mo. Va. 11. A. T. A. T. N.H. Mas. N.C.N.Y.Ken. Me. NtY.Pa. Pa. . Mi. O.O. N.Y.N.Y.N.J.Mi.La.Ken. N.Y. N.Y.N.Y.N.Y.N.Y.N.Y.N.Y. N.Y. N.J. O.Pa.Va. Va. Ken. O.O.M.T.In.In.In. Kef Letters YbWd UeUeSdRe C k Hi Lg RfOfRg We ShTg Te Rf Bi Ri Ef ZAmB 1 WbWd QjPdHi Xb RcQf R f Dn NfLe Qd Ud TfDn DpFi T d QdRdPePe O d Rd RdTf Lg Qf M J Mi Hj KfLg J e Jg Gf Hf Popula lion. 3,308 494 42,858 4,458 1,750 493 166161 1,825 2,537 1,378 J,870 3,2071,490 2,539 564 D.fr. Wash, 583 464 324 391 959 1,030 661 386 117 363 81 495 106 1-08189 39* D.fr. Cap. 13 1,433 947 336 3,463 1,104 136 401 27,729 2,087 ,1,160 5,971 150 807 1,356 1,068 542498 240321 694 598 346 139 95 1,078 980369 336 995 1,066 31 ^3 143 98 IW 14 43 241 58 26 113 5859 73 97 57 43 186 iiik 35 73 399 86 35 137 99 16 43 170134 3,6653,310 9,0993,893 1,786 1,366 977 603 3,680 13,019 6,440 97 601 367354 315 403350 313313 919349199 383 370 502509 668643 38 59 31 33 317153 977 995 175 175 538992 394 47 7381 95 113 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Class. .D. .N. .B. .E. Lo^own, Lombardy Grove, . . London, London, .......... London Bridge, London Briton, . .M Lottdondefry, . . Loudondenry, . Londondenry, . . Londonderry, . Londonderry, . Londonderry, . LonkJobdenryi London Grove, . . .O London Town, ..... Longacftming, .... Long MeafloW, Long Swamp, ..... DORApf, Loranities,. : Lordstown, . , Lorrtto, Loretto, Lorrain, Lost Creek, ........ Lost Creek, Lost Pl'airie, .... Lbttsviile, Lnudentown, Loudon, ........... LOUDON., Loudbnsville, . . . . .b. LOUISA, Louisa, Louisa, C.H. Louisburg, Louisiana, Louisville, LouisviUe, Louisville, LouisviUe, Louisville, LoveH Lbveville, Lovinggton, Lowell, . , Lowet*, .....' Lower Alloway's Cr'k, LoWer Alton, ....... Lower Chanceford, . . Low«; Chichester, H Lower Dubfin, ...E. LovDjer Mahanoy,. .'C Lower Makaiitango, Iiower Makefield, .D. Lowdr Marlbotough, . Lower Merion, . . . H. Lower Mount Betbel,- lyower Na*reth,. ."E. Lower Oxford, .¦ Lower Paxton, . . jC . t....t .., •ct . t. . 't ,. . tsh. County. i. tsh. ...... tsli tsh tsh tsh. and t . tsh t .... t. t tsh , > County, . . , t .. t.,. tsh. tsli. State. Kef. Letters Delaware, .... Mecklenburg, . Laurel, ....... Madison, ..... Princes^ Anne, Chester, RockinghaiB,. . Windham, ..¦. . Bedford, .¦ Chester, ...... Dauphin, Lebanon, . . > . Guernsey, Chestei:, . . .. . Ann Arindel, . Gloucester, Hampden, tsh. .... t. t t t Cbunty,.t County, . c. t c. t c. t. . . . . t tsh. ct..... t. t C-t...t. t c.t t — . . tsh. tshi t. tsh tshi ...: tsh tshi . . . i tsk tsh. ... i t tsh tsh tsh. .... tsh. .... tsh Shelby, < iTrumbull, , . . I Cambria, ..... Essex,. ...... Jefferson, . . . , MiSJni, . . . . > Vigo, • La Fayette, . I Warren, . Franklin, . ..> Merrimack, . -, Richland, . Lawrence, . . -. , Louisa, ....... Franklin, Pike, St. Lawrence,,. , Jefferson, . . . . , Pike, ., Blount, , Jeffersen, Oxford, , Knox, -. , Nelson, Middlese*, . . . , Cape May, ... Salein,.. ..... Madison, .... York DelaswaTB, .... Phfladelprta, . Northuthberl'd.Schuylkill,... Bucks, ...... Calvert, Montgonrery,.Northattptitn,Northampton,CJiteSter, Dauphin, .... Pa. Va, Ken.O. Va. Pa. N.H.Vt. ' Pa. Pa.Pa. Pa. 0.Pai M^ N. J.' Mas. Pa. O. O. O.Pa. Va, N.Y. O. In.A.T. Pa. Pa. N.H. Va. O. Va.Ken.Va.N.C. Mo. N.Y.Geto. Al. Teh. Ken. Me. Teh.Va. Ma:s. N.J. N.J. II.Pa. pa.Pa. Pa.P4.Pa.Md.Pa. Pa. PftiPa. Pa. Sg Pj Ji?? Sg¦wi Vc 1 II Rf MifSg Rh^f Sf Kf Jf NePf QhSc i^Gg A m OeG&W'C?! QiLh Qh Pj CgL m lo JkIhXbJkPi W.dTit Dli «lR¥Rf TfRh gf f •Sf RgRf Popffla ¦trbn. D.fr. Wash 83 dTTJ Cap. IS 950 518 1, 46-7 1,30^ 726eoe; 1'^ . •i,8rfi: i,'750'1,150 1,257 1,695 5,696 402405 71 1,797 99T 1,( 21,939' l'6,l'5i' 87 1,-0T6 10,341 697 fi,474 995 1.! 1,051 465 9,705 1,740 1,9341,344 9,594 2,666 1,^5^ 1,W1,371 118 237 558 423 233 96 455446 131 109 191120 300 97 35 153 359 169 483993 184 99 425' 464 ¦649 1,240 333 102' 481 3^9 80 115 102 37 130 13 2596 115 ¦69 11 IS 109 68 45 •79 11 86 149137 69 145 6876 172 259 163 7 «7 435' 127 110' iS4 ^55 30 ¦935 140 497 231 644 59 902 186 537 904 .590 B9 5S7 K7 539* 185 160 IW 439 25 114 n'9 180 74 848 67 90 m 116 92 148 no 147 37 161 41 163 110 68 51 1.W 93 199 112 191 99 M 64 114 4 84 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. : LowerPeachTree,P.O. : Lower Penn'sNeck,B. ; Lower Providence, .1. ! Lower Salford, . . .G. Lower Sandusky, Lo*br Saucbn, ...... Lowe's, P.O. — . . . . Lowhillj B. . LOWNDES, LOWNDES, LOWNDES........ Lowndes, C.H. ..... Lpwreytown, Lowville, ......... Loy alsock, B . Loyd, Lubec, :Luce, LucasyiUe, Lucto, Ludlow, Ludlow, Ludlow, Ludlowville, Lumberland, Lumberton, Lumberville, LUMPKIN, Lumpkiri, Lunenburg, Lunenburg, LUNENBURG, Luray, , . . L5i;-gan, Luzerne, i. .. LUZERNE, Luzerne, ....... .E. LYCOMING, Lycoming, ...... .C. Lykens, , Lyman,. ........... Lyman, Lyme, .Lyme,.. Lyme, LymE,i.. Lynchburg, Lynchburg, Lyndeboro', E . Lyndon, Lyndon, Lynesville, Lynn, Lynn, ¦ ¦ ¦ • Lynnfieldi ..D, Lyons, Lysander, .......... MACAUPm,: Macaupin Point, P. O. Macedon, i. Machias, Class. tsh..tsh. tsh. ct tsh. tsh. . . . . County, . County, . County, . c. t t^. and t. . tsh ., t. t. .. tsh,t. .. t. .. tsh. t. .,. t. .'. tsh. c. t. County, . c. t . . . . t. t.. County,.t tsh. tsh. '.,. . County,. tsh County, . tsh tsh tsh. , tsh. , c't. , t..., t. .. tsh. t tsh. ., t. .. tsh,tsh. Wilcox, . .. .. Salem, Montgomery, . Montgomery, , Sandusky, . . . Northampton, Robertson, . . . Lehigh, Lowndes, . .. f Northampton,Lewis, Lycoming, ... Essex, ...... Washington, . Spencer, Scioto, Mercer, Washington, . Windsor, Hampden, . . . Tompkins, . . .' Sullivan, Robeson, .... Bucks, tsh. and c. tsh. and t. . Coimty, . . . County. Stewart. . . , Essex, '. . . , Worcester, , Shenandoah, . Franklin, . . , . Warren, . . .. . Fayette, . Lycoming, . . . Dabphin, .. . . York, Grafton, ..... Grafton, New London, . Jefferson, . . . . Huron, Campbell,. . . . Lincoln, Hillsborough,. Caledonia, . . . Cattaraugus, . Granville, .... Essex, Posey, ...... Essex, Wayne, . . . . . Onondaga, . . . Montgomery,. Wayne, . ; . i . Cattaraugus, . State. Al. N.J. Pa. Pa.O.Pa.Teh. Pa. , GeoiAl.Mi.Al.Pa. N.Y.Pa.Va. Me.In. O. Ken. O. Vt Mas. N.Y.N.Y.N.C. Pa. Geo. Geo. Vt. Mas. Va. Va. Pa.N.Y.Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa. Me.N.H. N.H.Ct.N.Y.O.Va.Ten.N.H.Vt.N.Y.N.C; Mas.In. Mas. N.Y.N.Y. II.II. N.Y. N.Y. Ref. Letters Go Sg,SfSf Ke SfGj Sf Ko Hn FmHnSfScQe Ri BZb Gi Kh JiMg VbVdRd Te 01SfJlJnWb WdPj Ph QfUcRe QeQe Rf Xc Wb VgVe RbLe OiHkWdVb PdPj XdGh Wd Qc RcSsQc Pd Popula-- tion. 994 1,193 830 351 2,308 808 2,4539,4103,173 D.fr. D.fr. Wash, ,Cap. 2,334 1,535 '"45 431 1,227 1,327 953 1,585 1,317 11,957 1,252 1,362 27,379 1,636 17,636 1,6361,5031,390 1,804 4,084 9,873 648 4,630 1,147 1,899 271 MSS 617 3,6033,998 1,990 1,989 735 '943 171141 157 498 187 749 189 915436903 97 775 694 493575289465368310 268 380 175 562424 105103 432 909903 149 518 635 499338495 410 198 709 457 ,545 319 963441 745442345 367 773 354329 CONSULTING INDEX. 85 Names of Places. Machias, East, ..... 'Machias, West, . . . Machias-Port, .... Mackinac, Mackinaw, ....... ! Mackville, . . . .f • • \MACOMB, Macomb, MACON, ........ Macon, .......... MACON, ........ MACON, Maoungy, Madawaska Settlem't* Madbury, C Madison, }••¦.• Madison, . MADISON,., Madison, Madisoii, Madison, G. MADISON,.., Madison, .......... Madison, MADISON,... Madison, MADISON,..:....MADISON, MADISON,..:..!.MADISON, MADISON, MADISON, Madison, . ,• C Madison, . c. t Class. County, . c. t County,. t. .... County,.County, . tsh Madison,. Madison, ..... . . Madison,. Madison, Madison,. ...... Madison,. Madison, ;.....,.... . Madison,... Madison,. .... ...... Madison, Madison, Madison, B. Madison, Madison, Madison, A: Madison, MADISON, MadiSpn, Madison, Madison, Madison,. .... ; Madison, MADISON,.!......MADISON, .: County. Washington, Washington, Washington, Michil limackinac Tazewell, . . , Franklin, . , . State. Ref Letters t....... County,. . t ....... tsh. and t tsh County,. ., c. t Lehigh, Penobscot, . . Strafford, Somerset, . ,. . New HaVen,. McDonough, Bibb,,'...... Greene, . . Madison, . Columbia, . County, . , t .,.., County, . , County, . ; County, . , County, . . County, . . County, . . tsh tsh. ..... tsh tsh. ..... tsh. ..... tsh., tsh. . tsh. ...;', t tsh tsh... ..'..'.. tsh tsh. .....J.. tsh : . . tsh. ....... tsh. ......; tsh tsh County, tsh. and c. t. tsh. ....... tsh tsh .'.'. tsh County, .... County,. . .'. Madison, . . , . Rockingham,. Morgan,. Butler, Clark, Columbia,. . . . Fairfield, . . . . Fayette, Franklin, .... Geauga, . . . . . Guernsey, . . ; . Hamilton, . . . Highland,. . . . Jackson, . . . . Licking, . . . . . Montgomery, . Muskingum, . Perry, Pickaway, . . . Richland, . . . . Scioto, Jefferson, . . , . Montgomery,. Putnam, Pike......... Morgan, Me.jMe. ¦ Me. M.T.II.Geo.M.T. II. N.C.Geo. Al.II. Pa. Me.N.H. Me. GtN..Y. N.Y.N.Y.Pa. Va.Va. N.C.Geo.Geo. F.T.Al. Mi.Ten.Ken. OiO.O. O.O.O.O.O. O. O. OiO.O.O.O.O. O. O..O.In. In. Ih.In.In.In, II.Mo. AZbAZb AZbJ a JEf Kl. Ld Df Kk Kn lo !!¦ ^ • • . • Xe Yb Ve , Sd Ud Sd Re PhPh Oj Kl Km KpHIDnEk Ji Kg Jg Kg NfLg Kg Lg MeMf Jg KgLhLf Jg Lf LgLgLfLfIfIh HfGg Gh Hg Eh- Di Popula- -tion. 1,065 1,091 688 D.fr. D.fr. Wash. Cap. 9,413 5,333 1,122 3,317 2,487 510 1,272 1,809 39,038 2(544 1,4549,236 4,646 '"'526 97,990 4,973 11,594 18,751 6,190 2,930 1,163 1,280 904 1,4771,746 1,898 949 984 1,609 438 743 1,946 . 589 1,058 976 9,138 836 9,238 6,991 2,371 751 743 748847 790 914 677 185884 494 633 322 342357 198 96 306 648 490436286 369 412386346304 490 427380369 466 346363 390 380410 576 622619686 603 * For the location of this settlement, gee the supplementary map of the north part of Maine. is on llle St. John'^ river, near the mouth of the Madawaska. H 11 86 CONSULTING INDEX. . Names of Places. Madisonville, Madisonville, , Madisonville, Madisonville, ....... Madrid, .. Mad River, A .Mad River,,. , Magaughey's T. .... MagnetCbve, P.O. .. Magnolia, Mahanoy, Lower, .C. Mahanoy, Upper, ... Mahantango, Lower,. Mahantango, Upp'r. C Mahoning, F. Maho,ning, . .... Mahoning, ... A . Mahono^, Maiden Creek, . ..G. Maidstone, Malcefield, Lower, . D . Makefield, Upper, .L Malaga, Malaga, M>ilden, J Malone, ... .' Malta, Malta,' a, Mamakatting, Mamaronecl^ . . . .C. Manallen, . . .' Maiialleh, . .^ ,. . . Manahoclcing, . . . , . . Manayunk, Manchester, J. Manchester, Manchester, F. Manchester, Manchester, . . . Manchester A. Manchester, ....... Manchester, 'East, .F. Manchester, 'West, L. Manchester, Manchester, Manchester, Manchester, ........ Manchester, ; Manchester, .. .... . . Manchester, ........ Matichester, Manehester,^^. ; . . . ,b. Manchester, Man( hester, ..;..... Manchester, Mandana, c. Manheim, Manheim, I, Manheim^ Manheim,. Manlius, ........... Class. tsfi. tsh.tsh.t. .. t. .. tsh.tsh.tsh. (tsh. tsh. tsh. tsbt ,tsh. . . . tsh. . . . t County. tsh. and t . . t tsh. and c. t. tsh. and t . . t tsh tsh tsh tsh. ...... . t . ; tsh. and t. . tsh. , tsh tsh '. t t t ;.,. . t ., t c.t tsh. t .. tsh. tsh. and t . Ish tsh. tsh. ....;. tsh. and t . , Madisqn, St Tammany, ^ Monroe, ..... Hopkins, ..,. ... St. Lawrence,. Clark,. ...... Champaign, . .' Rockingham,-Hot Springs, . Leon, ......-, Northumberland Northumberl'nd Schuylkill, . . Schuylkill, .. Columliia,. . . , Indiana, ..... Meroerj ...,.¦. Schuylkill, . , . Berks, Essex,. ... .,. . . Bucks, ...... Bucks, ...... Gloucester, . . . Monroe,: Middlesex, . . . Franklin, .... Saratoga, .... Morgan, Sullivan^ .... West Chester, Adams, Fayette, Monmouth, .. Philadelphia, . Hillsborough,. Bennington, . . Essex, Hartford, .... Oneida, Ontario, . -. . . . Wayne, York,, York Baltimdre, . . . Brooke,. ..... Chesterfield, . Sumpter, .... Yazoo, , Cluiy,.. Adams, . . . .,. . IVIorgan, . Starkj, Dearborn, IWorgan, . St Louis, .... Onondaga, . . . , Herkimer, Lancaster, . . . , Schuylkill, ... York, ...,..., Onorida,ga, ... State, Mi. La. Ten.Ken.N.Y. O. O. Ya. A. T. F.T. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa.Pa. Pa. Pa,Pa. Pa. Vt. Pa.Pa.N.J. O. N.Y. N.'V.O.N.Y. N.Y. Pa. Pa. N.J.Pa. N.H. Vt Mas. CtN.Y.N.Y.Pa., Pa. Pa; Md. Va.Va. S.C. Mi.Ken. 0. d.o.In.II.Mo. N.Y. N.Y. Pa.Pa. Pa. N.Y. Eef Letters DpDp JkGiSb KgKf Ph Al JpRfRf Rf Rf Re Of Ne R F 'Sf Wb Tf Tf Sg Mg Wd Tb UdMg Te tJf Qg QgTg Sf ,Wd Uc Xd VeScQd Se Rf Rg Nf QiNmOnKiKhMg,Mf s?Dh RdTcRfRf5^Rc .Popula- ti.on. D. fr. Wash 119 3,459 1,0341,731 1,738 1,7491,2341,150 1,796 1,640 2,368 1,350 236 1,344 1,517 945 2,010 2,207 1,517 83 3,070 838 2,063 1,103 877 1,525 1,2361,576 2,811 183 9,919 1,969 59 160 831 66 1,937 1,361 2,140 1,3617,375 1,0141,166 561' 738' 495444 450 136 1,190 914 145147 156 157 175 199 975 190 151 576 163 171 164 309 437 593 409340: 977948 85, 196 197 143 460 434 455344 399 349 993 93 87 68 964 193497 :,081 558460339340533837876330 406 119171 88 349 D. fr. Cap. 49 37 168 900 297 47 54 114 59 18' 31 33 4644 65 157 933 82 60 76 110133 68 142 5 212 32 70 •99 161 ,46 187 73- 982198 23 - 8 105 201 191 18 94 60 390 1 41 < 69 115110- 78 124 89 115 114155 66 39 5521 120 QOi-H-lO t-i-HOO^Oi— l»OCOt-irHi— ICOi-HlOOO »0_CO y-i Oi •t-r-Ht-eC«^50CM -lO lOCOCTtMG^ ¦^t-OtOCOOOCDO-'^.-HCO'^tMi— I -^-OOOOOlCMOO -i-* I— (rHrHi— (C?i i-Hi-H I— li-Hi— I lO -^ O o to T-i r^ '"^ cB I— I 1— I Ol "i-H- • C4 ^ l~i ^ CO -co * o CO d *c c?j (r> 0-& T-If-iiCTPCi^i-iCiCOG^COCQt-CNQOaiCO-^CQCOt--^ t- CO -^ f-H CT '^J' lO (M t^ 00 CTi O O »0 ,53 ^O to CO t-H CQ CO coco • CO o:) r- CO t- as 401— ( -eoij^cncoot- ¦^¦^ _. lO^OtOCOtOWi »otor-ioo. •tooii-HOOOoeo o "J COQOOICT'— ICOCOO Oo^^ PJ e^ « ,^ hDfC p3 O 'W o „ ^ «*H **" ,C jq T3 PJ>^>H£^JOajSb^OgQtf^ H'PJ Ki-jQ'hHiSiNNtf^ go O ^ lai fa (^ H ^^4 taj ^ ffi ^h h^ Hi ffi'ffi hHHocQt-sa^i^^OO^ g'tf pej > ><3 o .fx oStHfX oo- o p oo .X ^i£g|-d^,;gd3ada^^"saaa^^d^faags£dsi«5BJcg'g<^§Hddd>S^"i>S^",S£daSo3g^d!g ¦2 :-¦ • 03- • : be : ; a . , o . s S o > a.ti j ei JS • H • . • g g g §1-5 S- g ^•=.:S§|gj5 5 S • 3 ,S |tr-- oS'<^gW -O s S £ s is c j= ss CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Marlborough, ....... Marlborough, ... .A. Marlborough, East, D . Marlborough, West, W Marlboroflgh, .... L . Marlow, MaTple;r Q. Marshall, Marshfield, . . . : Marshfieid, Mars,-.'. .. MarsBluff, P. O Marseilles, MarthaBvUle, .'. Martiek, MARTIN..........MARTIN,...: Martin .Towp, ...... Martinsburg, Martinsburg, Martinsburg, Martinsburg, Martinsburg, Martinsburg, Martinsburg, a. Martinsville, Martinsvillei... Martinsville, Mary Ann, ...... B . Mary-Ellen .f. Maryland, Marysville, '. tsh.tsh.tsh.tsh.- tsh. tsh. t .. t .. tsh. tsh County, . County,. Marysville, . . . ; . Marysville, Mashpee, Maskenonge, . . , Mason, MASON, MASON, Mason,. Masonboro', . . . . Mason Hall, . . . . Masonville, Massena, Massillon, Mattakeunk, .'. . Mattaw/amkeag, . MATTHEWS, . Matthews, C. H. . Mauch Chunk, . . Maurice River, . MAURY, Maxatawny Maxfield, Maxville, ..... Mayfii^d Mayfield, ..... Mayfield, ..... Mayslick, ... . Maysville, tsh. and c. t. t. c.t. t c. t t. . . . c. t tsh t tsh. and t . t c. t. 0. t c. t . . tsh. and t. . t. t County, . . . County, . . . tsh. . . . :-: . Middlesex, . . . Ulstert . . Chester, '. . . . . Chbster, Montgomery,.Cheshire, . . . , Dela-ware, . . . Oneida, Washington, , Plymouth, .., Posey, Marion, . .-. ., Halifax, . . . . , Montgomery,, Lancaster, ,. . tsh tsh. and t. ¦ , t. .. /. t ,.. . t County, . . . t. tsh. and t. . tsh. ; . County, . . . tsh.. t t. tsh) and t . ct tsh t County. Edgefield, .... Lewis, Bedford, ....'. Washington, . Berkeley, .... Monroe, Holmes, Knox, Henry, Guilford, Morgan, Licking, Warren, ." 'ego, Campbell, . . . . Charlotte, . . . . Blount, Union, .^ Barnstable, . ; . Iowa, Hillsborough, ^ ,» State: Kef ¦Letters Lawrence, . . . , Ne\v Hanover, Orange, Delaware, .... St. Lavvrence,. Stark, Penobscot, . . . Washington, . Matthews, . . . Northampton,Cumberland, . Berks,. ...... Penobscot, . . . Washington, . Montgomery,.' Graves, Cuyahoga, . . . Mason, ...... c. t Chautauqua,. Mas. N.Y. Pa.Pa. Pa. N.H. Pa.N.Y. Vt Mas. In. ' S.C. Va.Mo.Pa. N.C. In. S.C.N.Y.Pa. Pa. Va. Ken. O.O.Va. N.C.In.O.O.N.Y.Va.Va.Ten. O. Mas. M.T.N.H.Va. Ken. O.N.C. N.C.N.Y.N.Y. O.Me. Me., Va. Va.Pa. N.J. Ten.Pi. Me. Ken. N.Y,Ken. O. Ken. . N.-Y- W-d TeSg SgSf. VcSgSd VbXd Gi 01Pj Ch Rg QkHhL m Sc Pf Nf?/ Mf LfOjOj Hg LfJgTd 01Pi JkKf XdDdW d MhKh Lh PI Oj SdTbMfZa AZb Ri Ri Sf TgGk SfZa IiTc FjMeKh Od Pbpula- tiop. D.fr. Wash; 6,072 9,973 1,969 1,101 959 645781 1,9081,9711,665 450 9,190 8,5399,014 9,382 17 240 , 511 64 1,834 142 1,403 6,534 16,199 358 1,1452,068 359 • 52 7 7,664 1,3622,724 27,666 2,008 -186 83 9j609 44 332 '410 296 1071041*66 460 126362 537 "444 '742" 447928916 100 D. fr Cap. 26 ,88, 70 ¦ 66 83'3988 110 1337 181 98 138 9646 562433 134 235 71 667 336 365 999 319 603 368463 366996 187539433466 1,099 439 69 199112 218 179 158 8555 907" 89303978 66 147 96 197 3778 'si 399 419305 330604397 713748 190154 50 106 936 108 118l53 184 196 189 100 89 . 85 165706591 494993 35& 4&0 349 74 111 40 54 ;284 161 . 71 336 CONSULTING- INDEX. 'Names of Places. Maysville, Mays-^ille, -Maysville, -McAllister, McArthnr, Mc Arthurs Town,. . . McCaihmon, -. M,cConnellburg, .... McConnells Town, . . McConnellsville, McDanielsville, P. 0. . McDonough, McDonough, , McDonough, McDONOUGH, .... McCRACKEN,..:.. McINTOSH, McKEAN, McKean, Mckean, McKeansburg, ... .a. McLeansville, ...... McLEAN,... McLeansborougk, . . . . McLemoresville, . . . . McMINN, McMinnville, McNAIRY,: McPhersonville, Mead, ; Mead, MEADE,... Meadow Land, SfeadviUls, MeadvUle, MeadaviUe, Meansville, P. O Mecca, ......... i . . Mechanics,. ..... i . . Mechanicsburg, Mechanicsburg, Mechanicsburg, . . . . , Mechanics' Hall, . . . , Mechanic Town, . . . , Mechanicsville, Meohanicsville, Mechanicsville, Mechanicsville, ¦Mechariicsville, . . - . , MECKLENBtfRG,. MECKLENBURG,Mecklenburg, Medfield, Medford, K Medford, ..:.. Medina, MEDINA, Medina, Medina, Medway, C Medway, t ... c. t , tsh. t .. tsh. c. t. tsh. ?,nd L . t ¦ . t Couhty, . . County, . . County, . . County, . . tsh tsh t t. County, . c. t, . . . . County, . County, . t tsh.,...,tsh County, c.t. c. t. tsh.tsh. County, : County, . County, . . tsh. and c. tsh t t ¦.' County. Buckingham,.Mason, Clay Dauphin, .... Logan, ...... Athens, Martin, , . Huntingdon, • Bedford Morgan, Spartanburg, . Chenango, . . . Henry, Jefferson, .... Erie, Licking, . . Schuylkill, Jackson; . . Hamilton,Carroll, . . , Warren, Beaufort, . Crawford,. Belmont, . . Suffolk, Crawford, . . . . Franklin, . . . . Halifax, ..,.., Union, Trumbull,. . , . Holmes, York, Cumberland, . Champaign, . . Moore, Frederick, . .- . Saratoga, Dutchess, . . . . Rockland,. , . . Montgomery, . iDarlington, . . Kno.x, ...... Norfolk, . . ; Middlesex, . Burlington, . Orleans, . . . State. Medina, . Warren, . Norfolk, . Clark, . . . Va. Ken. II.Pa.O.O. In. Pa.Pa. 0.S. C. N.Y. Geo.Pa. II.Ken. Geo.Pa.Pa. O.Pa. Ten.l\. II.Ten. Ten.Ten.Ten.S.C.Pa.O. Ken. N.Y. Pa. Mi. Va.S. C. O.O.Pa.Pa.O.N.C. Md. N.Y. N.Y. N.Y. Md S. C. Va.N.C. Ten.Mas.Mas.N.J.N.Y, O. O.In.,,Mas.O. Ref Letters Pi KhFhRf Kf LgHh PfQgMg MlSd J m Dq Df FiMoPe N,d LfRf V, Fh-. Fj Jk IkF'kNn Ne Nf Hi UfNeCo Oj Ml N-e Mf RgRf KfOk Qg UdUeTeQg OlPjNk- KkWdWd l^Pc MeMeGfWd Kg Popula tion. 2,040 809 69 490267 1,939 1,297 4,998 1,439 984 743 D. fr. Wash. D. fr. Cap. 162 478 760116 461 369 645149 93 340484 334 687 1,903 14,460 ' 5,697 1,0341,478 4,131 1,094 353 709 554 99 90,477 90,073 817 1,755 7,560 699 1,756 17 325 372167 661 773832 644 604 297285 87 67 46 '6 66 71 106 87 70 70 102128 86 964 ' 39 64 103 93 lis 74 138 236 134 2^6 212 297 236 1,139 105 999 139 -477 87 999 176 336 80 69 42 105 11 436 39 309 83 73 82 395 18 317 91 951 132 • 91 58 431 94 520 904 - 414 18 436 4 154 29 400 365 357 111 647 74 409 93 450 . 54 H9 90 CONSULTING INDEX. 'Names of Places. Meigs, . MEIGS,Meigs, . Meigsville, A. Memphis, . . , Mendham, . , Mendon, . . . , Mendon, .... 'M^ndota,- . . . , Mentor, 'Menti, ,. ', Mislmore; . . . Mercer,. .. T. MERCER, . , Mercer, ..... I Mercer, meAcer, . ¦MERCER, . MERCER, . Mercersburg, Mercury, ... jMeredian Springs,P,0, iMeredianvillc, jMeredith, .... jMeredith, Meredosia, . . . iMeriden, ; .. .A. i Merion, Upper, ...T. Merion, lK)wer, ..H. Merom, . . . ; [MERRIMACK, .... jMerrimack; |Merritt'sT6wn,...-..jMerrittsville; MBRRIWETHER,. iMertz Town, ... Mesopotamia, Metal,.' :.' Methuen, E. Mexico, B . Mexico, ; . Me.xico, .Mexico, MIAMI^.... Miami, ...;.., Miami, ..... Miami; Miami, Miami, -. Miami, MIAMI,. Miami, Miamisburg, Miamisport, .': Micco Town,. ...:... Michigan, Michigan Town, .... Michigan City, MJCmLLJMMCKlHAC,Miohillimilckinac, Class. tsh. County,... tsh. tsh t ,. tsh. and t. . t tsh. and t. . t. . . . tsh tsh i. t. County, . . . tsh c.t., County, . . . County, . . . County, ... Coimty, . tsh. tsh. t. .. tsh. and t . t County, .- tsh. tsh t tsh tsh. ; . . . tsh County, . tsh t. t. ... .. c.t. .,.-.. tsh t. t Middle,. '.!.'. tsh County,,.tsli. . . .-, County. Adams,. tsh. and t.. t. fc tsh tsh .-. c. t County, . . . t Muskingum,Morgan, .... Shelby, Morris, Worcester, . . Monroe, .... Jo, Daviess, . Geauga, .... Cayuga, .... Seneca, Somerset, . . , Butler, . Mercer, Franklin Greene, .- Hindes, Madison, .... Strafford; ... ., Delaware, . . . Morgan, New Haven, . Montgomery,.Montgomery,. Sullivan, , . Hillsborouglii • Fayette, ..... Greenville, . . . Berks, . . . Trumbull,Franklin, , Essex, .... Oxford, . . . Juniatta, . , Callaway, . Greene, . . .' . . Clermont, . . . . HamiltoHj' . '. . Hamilton, . . . Logan, ...... Montgomery,.. Cass, . . . .' Montgomery, . . Hamilton, . Clinton, , , Clinton, . i La Porte, . State. Micbilliinackinac Cape May, o. 0.o. ' 0.Ten. N.J. M'as.. N.Y. II. O;N.Y. O.Me. Pa. Pa.Pa.Ken. 0;II. Pa.Mi.Mi.Al. N.H. N.Y. II. Ct.Pa.Pa.In. N.H. N.H. Pa. S.C.Geo. Pa.O.Pa.Mas.Me. N.Y.Pa.Mo. O. O. O.O. o. o.o. In.In. O.In.F.T.In.In.In. M. T. M. T. N. J. ; Ref l^opula, Letters tion. KhLg Mg Mg Dk Tf waQd Dd Me Rd Ke Yb NeNeNe JiJfDe QgFroDn HI WcTdDg Ve SfSf GgWcWd OgLk J m SfMe Qf Wd XbRc Qf Ch JfKg Jg JgJi-^ Kf Jg If Hf Jg Hf Kp HfHf He Fa JbTg, 1,999 6,158 696 684 1,'314 3,159 3,029 703 4,143 , 77 1,210 19,729 771 941 17,694 1,110 26 2,6g3 1,666 1,7081,618 2,524 34,614 1,193 4,422 562 1,295 2,006 343 2,681 12,807 782 1,936 113 1,549 825 1,798 D.fr. Wash 455 4503441 915 221 39834« 994346 345 246 625 D.fr. Cap. 96 219267 83 1,030 1,044 733 504348 854 318139150 688 451209533 91 77 994 55 34 909 330 169163 80 32 87 935 170 , 397106 449 619 384 147 950 '448 478 514 614464367 877 1,366 639 474 694899690695707 779 104 71 87. 9 169 93 77 133 1787 93 116 95 194 117 70 168 54 2647 152 4036 52 96 129 129 7071 103 82 1-31 7669 67 178 953 109 CONSULTING INDEX. 91 Names oC Places. ...B. Middle, Middleborough, Middleboum,.. Middlebrook, . .Middleburg, . . Middleburg, . . Middleburg,.. Middleburg, . . Middlebury, . . Middlebury, . . ^iddleburg, . . Middleburg, . . Middleburg, . . Middlebijrg, . .. Middleburg, .' Middlefield^ ..'... . Middlefield, Middlefield-Centre,Middleford,' Middle Paxton, . . . Middleport, Middlesmithfield, . Middlettfn, , Middleton, Middlemen, ...... Middleton, '. Middleton, Middleton, Middleton, ......... Middleton, ......... Middleton, North, . . . Middleton, South, .D. Middletown, -Middletown, Middletown, -Middletown, Middletown, Middletown, Middletown, E. Middletown, Middletown, I . Middletown,^ Middletown, Middletown, Middletown,. Middletown, Middletownj Middletown, Middletown, Middletown, ; Middletown, b. Middletown, Middletown, Middletown Point, . . . -Middlesex, MIDDLESEX....:.MIDDLESEX,.... Middlesex, MIDDLESEX, ^Middlesex, MIDDLESEX,...,. c. t. tsh. and t.. t tsh. and t. . t. ... t...t. ... tsh. . tsh. . t. . :' . tsh. , t, .., t tsh. , t. ..; tsh.t t t. .. t .. t; .. t .. tsh. tsh. tsh. t. tsh.t. .. tsh. and t. t. ..,. t tsh. ..... borough, . tsh. ..... tsh. ; t. . .^ . . . . t County; i County, . tsh. . . . . County, . tsh. . . . . County,. County. Hendricks, . . . Plymouth, . . . Tyler, Augusta, . . . . Addison, New Haven, . . Schoharie, . . . Tompkins, . , . Genesee; Tioga,..,-...,Frederick,' . . , Loudon, Hardiman, . , Cuyahoga, . . Kriox, ....;. Hampshire, . Otsego, ¦. , Sussex, Dauphin, ..... Orleans, ...... Pike,.. Strafford, .... Rutland; ..... Essex, Newport, -. . . . Adams, Fayette, Hyde, Columbiana;.. . Cumberland^ . Cumberland, . Middlesex, . . . Delaware, .... Orange, Monmouth, . . Allegany, .... Armstrong, . . , Bucks, Dauphin, Delaware, .... Susquehanna, . New Castle, . . Frederick, ... Dorchester, . . Harrison, .... Monongalia,. . Sullivan, Jefferson, .... Butler,- Guernsey, . . . Crawford, .... Washington, . Monmouth, . . . Washington, . Yates,. Butler, Slate, In.Mas. . Va.Va.-Vt. Ct. N.Y.N.y.N.Y. Pa. Md. Va.Ten. O.O. Mas. N.Y.N.Y. Del. Pa. N.Y.Pa.N.H. Vt.Mas. R. I. Pa. Pa, N.C. O. Pa. Pa. Ct. N.Y.N.Y. N.J. Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa.Pa. Pa. Del. Md.Md. Va. Va. Ten. Ken. 0. 0. In.In.N.J.Vt. Mas. Ct. N.Y.N. J. Pa. Va. Ref Letters Hg Xe NgOhUb' UeTd R d Pd QeQg 0 h EkMeLfVdT d Td Sh Rf P c SeWcUc Wd We QfOg Rk NfQfQfVeTd T e TfNfOfTfRfRe^eQg ShNgOg LjIh Jg MfHhHh TfVb Wd VeQd TfNfRi Popula tion. 5,008 3,468 816 2,332 2,416 528 146 ,705 790 3,393 1,941 561919 607 915 1,5581,936 6,892 9,383 5,128 9,187 1,179 683 530 196 46 1,156 77,961 24,844 3.498 93,157 1,930 4,122 D. fr. Wash. 593426273 174 483 314 376 996 360 960 6146 856366 384 380 380378 109118 405295 513447464404 90 197391 978 106 98 395338 976 221234209 163102 119 977 106 51 104 990918405 678487 997 699 691 913 593 D. fr. Cap. 90 36 307132 57 3337 169 .248 154 94 143165128 ' 52 111 61 59 60 8 270 124 3982 33 25 46 ':184 211 148 161514 79 109- 56 212 168125 9 93 169 97 84 67 987996 331 40 90 102107 91 . 47 6 323 194 I 229 904 99 CONSULTING INDEX. Natnes of Places. I. Middleville, . MIDLAND,MIFFLIN, : Mifflin, ...... Mifflin, Mifflin, .Mifflin, I Mifflin, Mifflin, Mifflin,, Mifflin, Mifflin, Mifflin, Mifflihburg, Miffliriburg, . . 'Milan, ,. Milan, Milan, Milan,.. ' Milbrook, Milburn, Miles,' Milesboro', ... . i . . . Milford, G. Milford, B. Milford Mil&rd, Milford, Milford, Milford, Milford, Milford, Milford, Milford, Milford, ,. Milford, Milford, . . . , . . . Milford, 1 . . Milford, Milford, Milfordville Millbury Mill Creek, Mill Creek, .", , Mill Creek,. Mill Creek, Mill Creek, JXIIU^'EP GE VILLE Milledgeville,' Miller,.,., MILLER; .: Miller, C.H. ....... Millersburg, Millersburg, Millersburg, Miller's Place, Miller's-Town, MiUer's-Town, Millcr's-Tovra,....'.. MillerVTown, MiUer's-burg, Class. t. County, . County, . tsh tsh tsh tsh c. t. tsh, t, . : tsh tsh. . . '. . tsh. . . . t t ...... t. t ',.. tsh. and t. tsh. t t. . . . tsh. t. .. t. .. t. .. t. . . tsh. and t. . . tsh tsh c. t tsh. and t. . . Hundred &t. tsh. tsh.t. .. tsh. ..... Hundred, tsh tsh. ... . tsh. ...\. Capital, . . County. Herkimer, . . tsh County, . Allegany, . . . . Cumberland, , Columbia,. . . , Dauphin, . . . . Juniatta, Lycoming, .. . . Henderson, . . , Franklin, . . .: Pike, Richland, . . . Columbia, . . . , Union, Coos, Cayuga, . . . . . Dutchess, . . . , Huron, ...... Wayne , Somerset, . . . . Centre, Centre Hillsborough, . Worcester, . . . New-Haven,. . Otsego,". . .-. . . Bucks, ...... Juniatta,.-. . . . Pike, Somerset, . . . . Kent Harrison, . . . . Shenandoah,. . Madjsoii,. . . . . Butler, .-.,.,. .'. Clermont, . . . . Greeny,. .-. . . . Kno.Y, Union, . .... . Otsego, Worcester, . . Eric, ,. . New Castld, . . Coshocton, . . . Hamilton,. . . . Union, ...... Baldwin, White, Knox, Miller, .. Berks, . . . Dauphin, Bourbon; . Suffolk,.. Lebanon,'Lehigh, . . Perry,... Grayson,Holmes, . State. N.Y. M.T. Pa.Pa.Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa.Pa. Ten.O.O. ' 0. Pa. Pa.N.H. N.Y. N.Y.O. 0. Me. Pa.Pa.N.H.Mas. Ct.N.Y. Pa.Pa. Pa.Pa. Del. Va. Va. Ken. O.O.O. , O. O. N.Y. Mas. Pa. iDel, 6.o. o. Geo. Ten. o. ¦ A. T. A. T. Pa. Pa. Ken. N.Y. Pa.Pa. Pa.Ken. , 0. Ref Letters Tc JcQfOf QfRfRfQfQeFk Lf--- KgLfRfQfW b RdUeLe . Lf Yb QfQf Wd WdUe~Sd Sf QfTe Og Sh Ng..PhJiJgJg Kg Lf Kf Sd . Wd ¦Nd Sg: ' Mf Jg Kf KinIj Lf , ZAmZAmRfRfJhVfRf Sf Qf HiMf Popula- .tjoii. 14,393 1,193 1,493 l,79i 1,670 316 563 1,118 678 - 943 1,886 886 53 1,0061,055 D. fr. Wash. 410 1,309 1,360 9,956 3,0951,968 1,637 1,759 2,448 1,808 337 15 478 114 1,611 1,783 3,181 587 3,359 469 648 .356 470 390 949 119186140 150 211- 853391 424 362190173578 322394 , 403 347632 901 194 446401 -999 359 179 160 949 173 ¦ 109 933 99 540495480 459 375 498 363 -397 331 -100 346497495 649623 374 1,996 150137 515 986 124 170 136673 341 D. fr. Cap.' 84 218 33 76 26 43 109 143 5 6577 80 > 65 ill141 66 117 49 33 9387 99 31, 43 73 84 43 167 151 90 965 148 53 104 9861 36 39 - 80 41' 969 59 93 108 29 39 998 402350 212 1978 99 199 80 CONSULTING INDEX. 93 Names of Places. Millersburg, Mill-Grove, P. O. . Mill.Haven,P.O.. Millheim, Millport, MillabOiough,. . . . Millsfield, ,. Millsford, o....'.. Mills' Point, Mill-Springs, Millstone, P. O. . . Millstone, Milltown, ....... MillvUle, . Millville, Millville, Millville, Millville, Miltier Town, . . , Millwood, Milo, Milpj .., Milton, ; Milton, . , , tsh, t. .. t. .. t .... t .... t tsh. and t. . t. .. t .. tsh; Milton, Milton, Miltbn, Milton, Milton, Milton, P.O Milton, Milton, Milton, Milton, . . . . . . . . . Milton, Milton, Milton, ......... Milton, Milton.sville, Miltonville, ....... Mina, ... ..;.. . , Minaborough,.. ., Minayille, ..-. Minden, ...... r , Mineheid,,... ... Mineral Poihti . . , Minerva, . , Minervaville, Minersville, , . . . . Minesink, Minot, , . . . . Miranda, P. O. . . . MispHibn, Mitchelltreb, . . . . Mitehellsville; . .' . . MOBILE, ..... Mobile, .'.... Moc^ville, , Modest Town, . . . Moffatsvillfe,P.O..Mohecan, tsh borough, . t^h. , fc ... tsh,tsh.tsh. t. .. tsh. t . . tsh. tsh. and t . t. tsh. t. .. tsh.t. .. Hundred, tsh County, . c. t. tsh. County. State. Callaway, . . . Cabarras, .... Scriven, . . . . , Centre, Muhlenburg, , Sussex, ..... Coos, Ashtabula, . . Hickman,. ... Wayne, .... Raudolpli,.. . Somerset; ... Putnam, .... Tioga, , Cumberknd, Lincoln, .... Caldwell, .,. Butler, Nansemond,Frederick, . . Penobscot, . . Yates,. ..... Straffoi'd, . . . Chittenden, . Norfolk, . . . ; Saratoga, , . . Northumberl'nd Sussex, ...,;, Caswell, .... Lawrens, . . . Rutherford, ; Jackson, Miami, . . . , , Richland, . . . TrumbuU, . . , Wayne, Wayne, .... Jeffersoil, . . . Anson, Butler, Chautauque, . Chautauque,. Montgomery,Montgomery;Essex, ...... Iowa, . .... . Essex, ..... Richland; . . . SchuylkiU, . . Orange, .... Cumberland^Rowan, . . , . Kent, Martin, Franklin^ . . . Mobile, ... Rowan, . . . Accomack, . Anderson, . Wayne, . . . Mo. N.C. Geo.Pa. Ken. Del. N.H. O. Ken. Ken.N.C.N.J. N.Y. N.Y.N.J. Ten.Ken.0.Va.Va. Me.N.Y.N.H. Vt.Mas.N.Y. Pa. Del. N. C- S. C. Ten.O.O.O.O. O. In. In. N.C. O. N.Y. N.Y.N.Y.N,Y.Vt. M. T. N.Y. S. C. Pa.N.Y. Me, N.C. Del.In.Ten. Al.Al.N.C. Va. S.C. O. Ref LetBers BhNk Mil Qf GiSh Wib Ne EjJjOk TfUeRd Sg Hk GiJg KjPg Za, Qd WcUbWdO c ReShOjMlHkLgJg LfMeMf lgIh Nl Jg Odbd TdTd WbDdUcNm Rf TeXb NkShHh Hk Fp Fp Nk SiLi Lif Popu^a-T D. ft. D. fr.: tioh. Wash. Cap. 33 74 1,561 196 381 3,61D 1,273 2,097 lj576 3,079 1,270 546 78 1,156 983 843 101 1,388 2,619 150 358 4,9792,904 3,221 6,267 3,194 1,310 979406 649193 728 131 533333 868 617328 194 997285 176727772 502214 66 698310508527 429 410 176 114261 SU 675 380 470368 319 348 523570 , 424 482 342349 404 408586- 1,028 469 504 179 269 575389 94 656660 1,033 369 192 656347 "TT" 44- 149'i3e 86 190' 49; 126197333 101 55 •9g 110187 79 58' 235 115 90 139103 181 38 50 7 3366 32 80 63 46 7978,80 154 96 75 83 148 95 348348i 3467^ 100 "92' n71 121 43 1981 93? iir 926;; 141 2281 131! 74; 94 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Moira, Mombacus, Moriaghan, . . . , ..G. Monday Creek, . . Mongoguinon, .... Monk's Corner, . . Monkton, , . Monmouth, MONMOUTH, .. Monmouth, .... . Monong'ahela, . . . . D . MOHfONGALlA, . Mdnroe, . . , Monroe, . .' F Monroe, MONROE,.. Monroe, .... .... Monroe, Monroe, B. Monroe, MOlfROE,....,...Mdnroe, Monroe, Monroe, Monroe,- MONROE, Monroe, ¦ .MONROE, MONROE,... MoNroe,.. Mdnroe, Monroe, MONROE,. ....... MONROE,.-..: Monroe, ........... MONROE, Monroe, Monroe, ...;...,.. Monroe, .Monroe, Monroe, Monroe, Monroe,'. .A Monroe, Monroe, A Monroe, : .. Monroe, Monroe, , Monroe, Monroe, . , MONROE, Monroe, Monroe .' . , Monroe, Monroe, Monroe, , MONROE, Monroe, MONROE, Mtinroe, '.. Monroe, . Class. tsh t. , tsh tsh. ct t , t t. County,. . c.t '., tsh. County, . . ; t. t. , t , Cpunty, . . , tsh. and t. , tsh ,, tsh t .', County^. . . t ; , t t. ,. t County, . . . t County, . . , County, . . . County, . . . I c. t. County,,County, ; fc County, . tsh.tsh. tsh.tsh. tsh. tsh tsh. .,.. . tsh tsh tsh tsh. Cbunty, ... tsh tsh tsh tsli. . . tsh i . County, ... c. t.-.,.... County,. . , tsh tsh , County. Franklin, . . . . Ulster, .." York, Perry, La Grange, . . Charleston,. : . Addison, . . — Kennebeck, . . Warren, . Greene, . . Waldo,... Franklin, . Fairfield, . Orange, Bradford, . . . Cuniberland, Fayette, .... Pittsylvania,, . SoUthiirapton, Davidson,, . . Warren, ..... Walton, , Perry, . . . Washita, Overton, . Hart, Adams, . . . . Ashtabula, . Butler, Clermont,. . Coshocton, . Guernsey, . Highland, . Holmes, . . . Knox, . . . . Licking, . . . Logan, . . . . Madison, . . Miami Muskingum, . Pf rry, Pickaway, . . . Preble, Richland, .... Mo Clark,.. Morgan, State. N.Y.N.Y.Pa.O. In. S.C. Vt. Me. NJ. II. Pa.Va. Me. Mas. Ct.N Y. N.Y.Pa.Pa.Pa. Va. Va. Va.N.C. N.C.Geo. Geo. F. T. AI.Mi.Mi. La. A. T. Ten.Ten. Ken.ken. O.0.o.o.o. o.o.o.o.6. o. o.o. o.o.o.o. o.o.M.T.M.T.In.In.In. Ref Le,tter9 TbTeRf Lgle Nm Ub XbTf Df OgNgXbVdUe QcTe ReQfOgNlOlRjNk Pj J m Km GoFm Eo Bn CIJk Ij Ij IiKh Ne JgJhLf Mf Kg Lf Lf. Lf KfKf J-gMgMf LgKg JgLf ke Ke Hg IhHg Popula tinri.. 791 1,214 369 1,384 1,879 99,933 ' 1,950 14,066 1,080 265 4,331 49,856 3,671 987 1,659 7,798 16,202 "517 8,7823,861 461 13,708 5,340 807869119 1,564 120616 94 393437 1,047 767 308 1,076 8,768 486 286 766697 1,070 3,187 6,677 D. fr. D. fr. Wash Cap. 510 296 98 363 606 -511 499590 887 198 917 199 651 69 410 191 996 50 966933 109 191 939 161 214 92 356 . 113- 214 72 641 79 1,0581,968 622 638 460 346 474 477 350 309435345370379457 416 458 326352404488 •373 ,490 590 611 225 76 14 48 181 77 46 15 117 122' . 14 182 112 .393 109 103105198 91 116 68 93 6876 50 18 60 90 62 36 CONSULTING INDEX. 95- Names of Places. Monroe, ¦.•••¦ Monroe, Monroe, i . MONROE, Monroe, MONROE,.: Monroe, Monroe Worts; Monson, , MonSon, ........... Montague, Montague, , MONTCALM, Montebellol Montevalla, Montezuma, Montezuma, , Mdntezuma, Montgomery, .,.:... Montgomery, A MONTGOMERY, . Montgomery Montgomery, MONTGOMERY, . . Montgomery, ....... Montgomery, . . . .K. Rfontgomery, Montgomery, . . montgomery, . . montgomery,., Montgomery, MONTGOMERY, .. MONTGOMERY, . . Montgomery, MONTGOMERY, . . Montgomery, MONTGOMERY, . . MONTGOMERY, tsh. tsh tsh. , County,. . t. County, . . Class. tsh , County, . . . , c. fc t fc c, t fc, ., fc i fc .. .. County,. .'. tsh. and t. . tsh.- County,. . . tsh County,. Count/, County,'. Montgomery, ... .A. tsh Montgomery, . . . . .c -Montgomery, MONTGOMERY^ . . Montgomery, Montgomery, Montgomery, . . . .T. . MONTGOMERY; . . MONTGOMERY, .. Monticello, Monticellg, Monticello, Monticello, Monticello, ..• Monticello, ..... s .. . Monticello, ISOI?TFZ:i.IER Montpelier, Montpelier, . .'. Montrose, ; . Montville,. ¦ Montville, Montville, . . , County, . County;. t County, . c. t County, . County, . County. Pike,...- Putnam, . . .. , Washington, , Calhoun, .'.... t. tsh County, ... tsh tsh tsh ,. , County, . . County,. , . , c. t fc c. t , c. t c. fc , . , c, t c. t Capita], . .". t . . t c. t t t t-. ¦ Lincoln, ... Orange, . . Somerset, . . Hampden, ,, Franklin, . . Sussex, .... Hancock, . , Shelby,,. , . . CayugaJ . .'-. Covington, . Parke, . . . . Franklin, . , Hampden, . Orange, . . . Somerset, . . Hyde,. Montgomery, . Morgan, . . . . . Gibson, . . . Jennings, . Owen, . . . Franklin, . Hamilton;Richland, . State. Sullivan,. .. ... Fairfield, .... Jasper, Jefferson, .... Pike, Lawrence, . . . Wayne, Washington, . Hanover, .... Baldwin, .... Susquehanna,. Waldo, New London, . Cayuga, In.In. In. II.11. Mo. Mo.N.Y. Me. Franklin, . . ... Montgomery,. . Montgomery,. . Mas.N.J. M.T. II. Al.N.Y. Al.In.Vfc Mas. N. -y-. N.Y.N.J.Pa.Pa. Pa. Pa. Md.Va. N. C. N.C.Geo. Al.Al.Ten.Ten. Ken. O.O.o.o. In.In.In. In.II. Mo. N.Y.S. C. t-01yn|ipus, "Mount-PisgahiP.O.. . M6unt.;Pinson, MoUnt^Pleasant, . .B-. tsh fc fc , . t t t County, . cfc o. t t t tsh t t t tsh tsh t cfcc. fc cfc t tsh tsh. ..,:., t t tsh.and fc . MOuiit-Pleafeant, , MountiPleasant, Mount-Pleasant, . Mount-Pleaeant,Mount-Pleasant;Mount-Fleasanfc MountiPleasant, Mount-Pleasant, MountrPleasant, Mount-Pleasant,Mount-Pleasant, .F. t tsh. tsh. fc .. ,H. tsh. County. State. tsh.and t. . tsh. uid t. . tsh. and fc t Greene,. .. ,. Hickman, . . . Belmont, . . .' Woodford, . . Anson, ..... Marion, .... Somerset, . . . Livingston, . Fayette, ...... Hickman,... . . Clermont, . .... Sfc Joseph, .... Lawrence,- . . .^ Strafford, ..... Charleston, .... Wayne, ...... Iowa, Smyth, Bledsoe, Northampton, . Northampton, . Schuylkill, Preston, :¦¦¦¦. Covington, . . . . Wabash, Macomb, Sumpter, Rockingham, . . Chesterfield, . . . Augusta, Hancock, Wayne, Coshocton, . . . : Rutland; Rutland, Burlington, . . . , Orange, Lawrence, . , . , Jasper, Adams, Lancaster, . . . i Pike,.. : Montgomery,. Livingston, . . . Iredell, Madison, .... Iredell, Madison, West Chester, Adams,. . . . ..i Clearfield; Columbia, .... Lancaster, . . . Union, ...... Washington, . Wayne, ..;'.. Westmoreland,New Castle, . . Shenandoah, . Rockingham, . Pa. Ken. O. Ken. N>C. O. Me. N; Y. Ten. Ken.O. F.T.M.T.Al.N.H.S.C. In.M.T.Va. Ten.Pa. Pa.Pa.Va. Mi. II. M.T. S. C. Va. - S.C.-Va. Me.aO. VfcVt., N.J. N-. Y. -Al. Geo.Pa. Pa.Pa. Al. N.Y. N.C. Mi. N-.,C. Ten. N.Y,Pa.Pa. Pa. Pa; Pa. Pa.Pa. Pa. Del.Va. N.C. Kef). Lettiers Papul ac tion. Ng- Ej MfJh Nl Lf YaPd EhEjJh Mq leGIWcOn Gf EdMjIkSfSf Rf O^ EoGh LdNlPh NlPhZb Mf Lf VcVo l^Te GI Km QgRf Se HnPdNi DnMkFk -Ue Qg RgReRg RfNfSeOf Sg Ph-Oj 251 145 764 405 19€ 733 D.fr. Wasb. D. fr. Cap. 246 859 284 553420402 657 351 844 859 494 1,422 625779514 2,6662,241 1,603 214 8 1,3181,318 238 313 115 20 144 44 64 232 169 320 197 151 109 40 991 9,106 9^534 4,939 1,498 '715 1,308 1,958 2,381 658 l',038 340 ,622 196908 173 ,174 1,098 716 559 465 148435 155695333362472472 15* 969 791660 81 117 275 846351 405 1,060 439 873 957 84 179189 109159 943 269 194 90 117 - ^09 85 964 193107191 56 943 94 109 96 57 138110 1^9 97 100 6889 89 91 119114 393624 191 l32 936 144 95 170 151190 33 191 79 3149 997 170 179 99 148 118 98 CONSULTING, INDEX. Names of Places. Mount-PJeisant, M6unt-Pleasant,; .... Mount-Pleasant Mount-Pleasant,. .... Mouret-PleasarLt, Mount-Pleasant,., .d. Mount-Pleasant, . .A. Mount-Pleasant, Mount-Pleasant, ..... Mount-Pleasant, Mount-Prslirie', Mount-Prairie, Mount-Prospect,. . . . . Mount-"Resei:ye, MounfcRichardson, P. O. Mpunt-Salus, orClintoh, Mourit-Sidney,- , .. .. . Mdunt^Stgrling Mount-Sterling, Mount-Sterling, . . . c . MoUnt-Sterling, Mount-Tabor,. Mount-Tirza,P.a...Mount-Upton,, Monnt-Vernon, . . . , . Mount- Vernon, . , ,F. Mount- Vernon, -Mount;- Vernon, P. O. . Mount-Vernon, Mount- Vernon, Mount- Vernon, . . Mount-Vernpn, ....... Moimt- Vernon, Mount, Vernon, Mount- View, Mount-Washington, . Mount^Washington, ; Mount^Washington, . Mount-Willing, : Mount-Willing, P. 0. Mount- Willing, Mount-Zion, ........ MountTZion, . . . ... . Mount-Zion, Moy amensingj . . . G . Muddy Crefek,, MUHLENBURG, . . MulIicaHill, Mulberry,.,. Mummasburg, Muncy, ..D. Muncy Creek, ...... Muncy Town,. ...... Munf/kdevUle, Munspn,' Munster, Munder Hill, ..,-.... Murfreesboro'i ....... Murfreesboro', ...... Murray, MURRAY, Class. ', Cfc tsh. cfc tsh.fc .. cfc cfc . tsh. t fc .. t t ._ tsh. ¦ . .' *sh. . . . , County,. ,t fc..fc .. tsh. tsh cfc Ct tsh. t '. , Hundred, cfc tsh. County,., County. Charleston, . . , ¦Monroe, ... .. E. Feliciana, . Maury, Harlan,. . Hamilton, Jefferson, .... Martin,. Delaware, .... Union, Hempstead, . . Ralls, .,r Warrick, .. . Bedford, Jackson, Hindes,. . . .. . Augusta, . . . . Hawkins,., j. . Montgomery,. MuskingUin, : Switzerland,.'.Rutland,. .. .. Person,. Chenango,- . . . Kennebeck, . . Hillsborough,. Preston, ... . Spartanburg, . Montgomery,, Gadsden, .... Rockcastle,. . . Knox Posey,. Jeffersbn, . . . . Davidson, . .. . Berkshire, . . . , Copiah, Bullitt, Orange, . . , . . Edgefield,..':. E. Feliciana, . Haiicock, . . . . Lowndes, . . . . Union, ...... Philadelphia, . Butler, Gloucester,. . . Crawford, . . . Adams, Lycoming, . . . Lycoming, . . . Delaware, . . . . Hart',.......iGeauga, Cambria, . . . . Kent, Hertford, .... Rutherford, '. . Orleans, . . . . . State. Eef Letters S. C. Al.La. Ten. Ken.' O. O. In. In.II. A. T. Mo.In. Ten.Ten.Mi. ¦ Va. Ten. Ken. O. In.¦Vt.N.C.N.Y. Me. IN. H. Va.S. C. Geo. f.t; Ken. O. In. IkTen,Mas. Mi.Ken. N.C.S.C.La.Geo. Mi. Ken. Pa. Pa. Ken. N.J. A.T.Pa.Pa.Pa. In. Ken. a Pa. Del. N.C. Ten.NiY.Geo. OnGo Cp Gk Kj JgNf HhIf GhA m Gg GI HkI', Ph KjKh LfLh VcPjSd Yb' WdOg LkLn Ip JiLfGf Fh Hj Ud DoIh OjMmCp Km Em GI Sg Nf GiSg ZAk QgReRe If Ii MePf QiHk Pc11 Popula tion. D fr. Wash. 919 1,466 561 71 ''.¦2io 1^439 762 142 l;091 346227 .6,899 1,390 6,340 143 194 354 107 5,037 9,790 [D. fr. Cap. 544979 1,197 743 490496973 659 550 898 1,908 983 717681655 1,045 153 460 ^01 343569 450 988 334 614 452 184 491 731909582375 748801 708 336 1,101 600 305549 1,216 625 910 748134 245 153 1,204 ¦80 190188' 546 6S6 327183112 928 686384 112176 113 52 168 110 135121 54 167 140 145 197 62 67 10 131 255 60 52 102 82 43 96 15 28 261 118 8952 73 45 187 6511 149 67 5641 42 138 31 135 210 98 .213 47 136 3389 79 59 105152130' 2 117 33 245 CONSULTING INDEX. 99 Names of Places. Murray ville, Murraysville, Murryville, :,.-> MUSCOGEE....... MUSKINGUM, .... Muskingum, ........ Musquito Cove, Myers Town, Nanjemoy, l^ankin; NANSEMOND, .... Nanticoke, A. Nanticoke, : . Nantineal, East, Nanttiieal, West, .... NANTUCKET,..., Nantucket, ......... Napier, Naples, Naples, .::. ........ Napolfeon, Napoleon, Napoli, ' NASH, Nashport, e. Nashua, . . . , Nashville, . . .' NAiSHVUiLE, Nashville, Nassau, NASSAU, Natchez, Natchez, . ... , . . NATCHITOCHES,. Natchitoches, Natick, L Natural Bridge, Navai-ino, Nazareth, Upper,. .H. Nazareth, Lower, .E. Nazareth, Ncave,. .. i~ Needhain, D Neeltpwn, . . . ; ,,Neffsville, . N^ro&ot,.. Nelson,.. .... J Nelson, NELSON, NELSON, Nelson, : Nelsonville, .-. Nesteopeck, . . . . . . . . I^f eshanock, Neskayuna, Neskayuna, A Nether Providence,K. Neversink, . • • ¦ Neville, Nevins,... . . ., New Albany;. ., County^. . . County, .. . tsh fc '., fc fc tsh i. County, . . , tsh. ..... Hundred, - tsh. ..... tsh County, . . t :. County.. tsh. Ish. fc .. fc .. t tsh County, . fc . . Village,. c.fc .... Capital, : . cfc ..... tsh. and t. County, . . cfc ... .. t Parish, cfc...fc . . . . . fc .. tsh.tsh. fc.. tsh.fc.. fc..fc .. fc fc tsh County, . . , County, , . . tsh fc ..., tsh. and fc . tsh , tsh , fc , tsh '. tsh. and c.fc. Orangeburg, . . Buncombe,. .. . Westinoreland, Muskingum, , Queens, . .... Lebanon,' :'. . Charlesj .... Wayne, Broome, . Sussex, . . Chester, . Chester, . Nantucket,. .. Bedford, Ontario, Morgan, Henry, Ripley, ...... Cattaraugus, . Muskingum, . Hillsborough,. Nash, Davidson, . . . Washington, . Adams, . Iowa, . . Natchitoches,.Middlesex, . . . Rockbridge,. . Onofldaga, . . . Northampton, Northampton, Northampton, Darki ....... Norfolk Tazewell, Lancaster, . . . Hanover, . . . . Cheshire, .... Madison, .... Athens, Luzerne, Mercer,- . . . '. . Albany, . . . . . S.chenectady, . Delaware, . . . Sullivan, . . .'. . Clermont, . . . . Vigo, .. . Floyd, State. s. c. N. C. Pa.Geo. O. O. N.Y. Pa.Md. M.T.Va.N.Y. Del.Pa.Pa.Mas. M^s. Pa. 'N.Y. II.O. In; N.Y.N.C.O.N.H.N.C.Ten. II. N.Y. F.T.Mi.M.T. La.La. Mas.Va.N.Y. Pa.Pa.Pa.0.Mas. Va.Pa.Va.N.H.N.Y. Va.Ken. O.O.Pa. Pa.. N.Y. N.Y. Pa. N.Y.O. In.In. Ref Letters Nm Lk Of InMf L-fUf Rf Qh Kd Rj Rd ShSf SfXe Xe Pf QdDgJ e lg OdPkLf WdPk Hj EhU d LpCo Dd AoAo WdOi Rd Sf Sf SfJf W d Mi RfQi Vd SdPi IiMe^^ReNe Ud Ud S,g-.T* Jh Gg Ih Popula tion. 3,508 29,334 1,336 11,784 2,3662,029 1,4987,202 2,109 1,941 852 8,490 51 5,566 3,9651,511 2,789 7,905 "'890 949 1,904 477 1,418 875 2,445 11,25414,932 834 73 983 1,703 452747 1,257 194 1,900 D.fr. Wash, 553525 214 349257 141 47 543 286 155 117 55 140 65 132 66 600 135 325 862 491563 343 348 446273 714816378 1,146 997 1,398 417 913 339194191194 , 501493 338 113107 441364 313358 196 965 389389 194 996 490 647 59^ D, fr. Cap. 58 961 186 59 183 31 8417 102113 211 140 166 67 307 4830 44 "45 12 m 354 16 172 143 101 98 101 103 12 976 39 98 53 106 146 59 86 939 77 99 100193 75 121 100 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. xandriaj fc t tsh. ) t t fc t New Albion, New AJe Newark,Jfejvark,Newark,Newark,Newark,Newark,Newark, Newark, Newark Valley, New- Ashford, G. New Athens^ New Baltimore, Nevv Baltirnore, New Baltimore, . . .e. New B&rbadoes, . .A. New Bargain, ...... New Bedford,. New Bedford, New Bedford, ..... b . New Berlin, New Berlin, ........ Newbern, , Newbern, Newberry, .H. Niewberry, NEfVBERRY,....\Newberry, Newberry, ...... .b. Newborn, New Boston, H. New Braintl-ee,. . .D. ! New Britain, I New Brunsi/dck, .... [New Branswick, Newburg, ; Newburg, . , (Newburg, jNewburg, iNewburgh, -New Burlington, . . . . Newbury, Newbury, , . iNewbury, Newbury, Newbury, Newburyport, ....... Newbury port, New Canton, •. Newoaatie, ......'... ;New(3aatle, '.. 'NewCaatle,, '.. iNew Castle, ...... i. ¦Newcastle, NEWCASTLE, ... New Castle, .;,...,. jNew Castle,,... New Castle, \New Cliatle,, Newcastle .D. tsh. and c. t, i tsh. and fc. fc t. .... t ... fc ... fc ... tsh. , cfc , cfc tsh. fc.. District, , p. fc . . . . , Class. tsh. fc .. fc . . tsh.cfc tsh^ and c. t. tsh. , fc ... ..... tsh.tsh.t .. fc..fc .. t^. and fc. fc , t County, , ct .... fc ..... fc . ... t Catta^'-augus; . . Westmoreland, Caledonia, . , . . Tioga, ....... Wayne, , . . Essex, .4.'. . . . . . New Castle^ . . . Worcester, . . . . Louisa, Licking, Tioga,.., Berkshire^ ¦ . >,¦ Harrison, Greene, ....... Fauquier, Hamilton, . . . . . Bergen, Monmouth, .. . Bristol, Mercer, ...... Coshocton^ . . . . Chenango, . . . . Union, ....... Montgomery,. . Craven, York, York, tsh. County. Newberry, . .. Clermont, .... Newton, Hillsborough,. Worcester, . . . Bucks, ..;... Middlesex, . . . Clay,... Penobscot, . . . Orange,-... . . Cuyahoga, . . . Warrick, .... Je£Eei;son, : . . . Stark, ...... J . Orange^ Essexj. . , .'. . .. Lycoming,. .. Geauga, Miami, Essex, Berrien, Buokingham,,.Lincoln, .....' Rockingham,.West Chester,^ Mercer, ;..'.. Schuylkill, . . ., New Castle, . . Bottetourt, . . . Hanover, . . . . Henry, ...... Cpshooton, . . . Stdtei N. Y.. Pa.Vt. N.Y.N.Y. N.J. Del.Md.Va. O.N.Y.Mas. O. N.Y. Va. O. N.J. N.J. M&s. Pa.O.N.Y.Pa.Va.N.C.Pa..Pa. S. C. S.C.O. Geo. N.H.Mas. Pa. N.J.In. Me. N.Y.O. In. O.O. Vfc Mas.Pa. O.^a Mas.M.T. Va.Me. N.H.N.Y.Pa. Pa; Del. Del. Va.Va. Ken.O. Kef Letters OdOf Wb RdQoTfllShPh Lf Rd Ud Mf Ud QhJg TfTf Xe NeMfSd Qf NiQkRf Rf MlMl Jg Km Wc VdSfTf GgZb Te Me Gh Nf,' Mf VbXd Qe Me JfXd Hd Pi Yb Xc Ue NeRf1^ SgfNiQi IhLf Popula tion, 380 257 1,027 10,953 1,912 985 198 2,370 , 89 1,693 7i592 51 2,680 3,7761,856 17,441 45 1,684 826 1,201 7,831 696 6,424 869 39 9 2,252 3,603 "596 9^8 6,375 1,544 845 1,336 420 29,710 2,463 538 462 D. fr. Wash, 341 199 659984344 215 103168 113 369 284 381 284 366 45 505330 209429279 334346 168 301337102 109 '493 483 664 456399 164 193649645 289 348 799 967308513 449 198339481466 676 138 601 491270264 182 103 959 104 556359 D. fr. Cap. 304171 60 161 190 49 59 121 6034 161132 130 15 122 120; 64 4S57. 237 9990 60 995 190 14,14 '45 98 60 93 69 104 97 70 54 96 144 181169127 27 3389 147 8337 189 633664, 131 232 74 49 193 1937 64 CONSULTING INDEX. 101 Names of Places. c t. . . fc . . . . c. t.. . . tsh. - Class. New Castle, New Chester^ . • New City, . ; New Columbia Newcpmb, Newcpmb, ......... New-comers' Town, a New Cumberland; . . . New Design, I Nevv Durham, ...... I Ndw Echota, New Egypt,. . . . New Fairfield, New Fane, I Nbw Fane, Newfield, I Newfield, New Garden, New Garden, P. O. . . 1 New Garden, ....... I New Geneva, . I New Germantown, . . N^w Gilead, P. O New Glasgow, I New Gloucesfer-, .... New Grantham, . . < . . New Guilford, , . . . c . New Hampton, \ NEW HANOVER,. I New Hanover, I New Harmony, . . .; . . New Hartford, ...... New Hartford, ...... Newhaven, ......;. \ NEW HAVEN, .... New Haven,.' [ New Haven, ...;.,. New Jlaven,. New Haven, New Haven, New Haven, New Haven,. I New Haven, I New Holland, ..... I New Hope, New Hope, P. O. . . , NewHppe,P.O I New Hope, I New Hope, t Newingtpn, H (New Ipswich,. . [New Jefferson,. . . .a INEWKENT, I New Kent, C.H. ... [New Lebanon, . . .\ . J, New Lebanon, ..... Iljjfew Lexington, .... ||,New Lexington, ... a I'.New Liberty, UiNew Limerick, .... tsh., and fc tsh. tsh. County. County, . . , tsh. h. and i . fc tsh. and t. . fc County, . . . Capital,. .. , fc.. tsh. and t. . t fc fc fc tsh. ....A. t. , t t fc t t County, . . . cfc . . . . ^ . tsh. and fc . c. t t ;. .. t , fc Plaiitation, Henry, GraftoHj Rockland, Luzerne, Essex, Preble, Toiscarawas, . Tusca,rawa3, . Trigg, Strafford, . . , . Murray, . i . . . Monmouth, . , Fairfield, . ;. , , Windham, . . , Niagara, . I.. York, .;. . .... Tompkins, . . , Chester, . . . . , Robeson, . . . . ,Wa,yne, Fayette, .'..., Hunterdon, . Moore, . , . ; . AniherSt, . , . Cumberland, Sullivan, . . . Coshocton, .. ; StraffoW,, • • •' Mbntgoinery,. Litchfield,. Oneida,. . .' Addison, . . New Haven, . New Haven, . Oswego, . . . . Fayette, Rockingham, . Hardin, Hamiltdn, . . . Huron, Gallatin, ... . . Lancaster, . . . Bucks, Jredell,, ....,.; Spartanburg, . Lincoln, Brown, ...... Rockingham,.Hillsborough,.Harrison,,. .. . New Kent, . . Columbia,. . . Camden,. . . . Perry,'; Preble, Owelj,- . . . . . Washington, state. In. N.H. N.Y.Pa.N.Y. O. O.o. Ken. N.H. Geo.N.J.Ct. VfcN.Y. Me. N.'Y.Pa. N.'C. In.Pa.N.J. N.C.Va. Me. N.H. 6.N.H.N.C.Pa.- In. Ct.N.Y. VfcCt.Ct. Ct. N.Y.Pa.Va. Ken. 0. 0. II. Pa.Pa. NIC. S.C.Ten. O.N.H. N.H.O. Va. Va.N.Y.N.C.O.O.Ken. Me. Eef. Letters lg WcTe Re Tc Jg MfMfWc IITf Ue Vd Fc XcRd Sg 01 Jg OgTfOk Poppia- tton. Oi Xc Vc Lf Wc PI Sf Gh Ue' Sq Ub Ve Ve Ve Rc Of Ph Ii Jg Le Fi Rf Tf Mk Lk Hk Kg Xc Wd Mf Qi Ri Ud R] i^g Jg Jh A Za 1,090 p. fr. Wash. D. fr. -Cap. 62 116 100 21 1,162 940 1,441 1,4501,286 2,'664 1,309 2,386 1,682 1,079 71 1,905 10,959 1,344 514 1,7663,5991,834 43,847 10,180 10,678 1,410 138 615 43 547 1,673 120 6,458 2,695 186 536499251 486 496 328304 756510 639176 280 428407 628 299 99 365521217211 385 175 566 496 357503 150732 342378489 301301 388 143645 500401 764 191 170388 485 715473 491 439 980 133 371 948 369 481 544 776 TT 102 CONSULTING INDEX. ,Namea of Places. Newlin, . . . . P. New Lisbon New Lisbon, New London, NEW LONDON,.... New London, New Lpndon, New London, . . . .Q. New London, New London, New Lbridon, New Lyme, NEW MADRID,... New Madrid, Newman's Town, . . . New Market, New Market, Newmarket, New Market, New Market New Markefc New Matket, -; New Market, New Market, New.SIarket, New Ma.rk'et, ..... . .. New Market, ..... ... New Market, New Market, New Market, ..'....; New Markefc New Marlboro', ..... New Milford, .. . .... New Milford, ., ;, New Mills, or Pemberton, Newman, NEMV ORIiEAHS,.. New Paltz, «,....- New Philadelphia,. . . New Philadelphia, . . . New Port Newport, ........... Newporfc NEWPORT, NEWPORT, ¦ Newporfc Newport, Newport Newport, Newport, ¦ , Newport:, Newport, , Newport, Newport, Neioport, Newport,. . ; New Portage, ...... New Portland New Providence, .C. New Providence, . . . , New Reading, . .', .b. Cl^ss. tsh. cfc County, . c t tsh. and t. tsh. tsh County, . c t tsh. and fc. tsh. cfc Capital, . . , tsh. and t. . County, . . , Capital, . . tsh. and t. , t tsh. 0. fc cfc ... .. tsh: and t. , ct , t tsh. County. Chester, Otsego, ..... Columbiana, Merrimack, . New Lonflon,. Oneida, Chester, Campbell, . . . . Huron, Ralls, Ashtabula, . . . New Madrid, . . Lebanon, . . . . . Rockingham, . . Greene, York,... Dorchester, ... Frederick, Kent, King & Queen, Nelson, Pr. William,. ., Pr. George, . . . Shenandoah, . . . Madison, Jefferson, ..... Casey, Washington, . . HigldaruJ, ,. Berkshire, ... . 'Litchfield, Susquehanna, . . Burlington,. ; . . Coweta, Orleans, Ulster, Monroe, Tusearawas, . ; Penobscot, .... Sullivan, ¦ Orleans, Newport, . . . . Herkimer, . . . Greene, Indiana, Luzerne, Charles, Tyrrel Cocke Camptiell, Washington, . Vermillion,. .. Franklin, , . . . Portage, Somerset^ . ... . Essex, Centre, ....... Perry. State. Pa.N.Y.O.N.H.Ct.CfcN.Y.Pa. Va.0. Mo. O. Mo. Mo.Pa. N.H. Pa.Pa. Md. Md.Md. Va. Va. Va.Va.Va.Al.Ten. Ken. Ken. O. Mas. Cfc Pa. N.J. Gee La. N.Y. Ten.O.Me. N.H.Vt; - R. I. R. L N.Y.Pa. Pa. Pa.Md.N.C.Teh.Ken. O. In.Mo. O. Me.N.J.Pa.O. Ref ¦ Letters SfS\dNf Wc Ve Ve Sc Sg,OiLe Cg NeS-iEj Rf Xo Ng.RfSb QgSgRiPiQhQi Ph HI K;J J 1 Ii Jg Ud UeSe1^J m Dp Te JkMfYbVc Vb We We ScNgOfReRh' Rk Kk Jg Mg Ch Me XbTf Qe Lg Popula- tio'n-. • 794 2,S32 1,129 914 49,901 4.356 1,591 "406 1,632 2,350 2j008 43 1,259 1,6563,9791,010 46,082 5,098 410 897 1,913 284 16,535 8,010 1,863 .859 717 556 1,214 910 121 D. fr. D.fr- -Wash. Cap. , 107 68 348 89 289 159 488 39 354 400 93 909 380961314 899 135 478 939 107104 5191 195148 45 163120709 499 607 600 447359305 290 162722 1,203 296552 314 655 467582 403 407211 189 212 43 331 479498292 658 913348 641 218 215 358 42 118 68 13111^167 183 278 3834 240 3 6768 5632 106 107 4L 150172 243 76 65 80 115 48 183 27' 199 75 173107 56 4059 ¦27 88 210 161 104 73. 168 947 99 199 8691 199.48 59 108 49 CONSULTING INDEX. 103 Popula- tion. Names of Places. New Richmond, . . . . New Richmond, New Rochelle, . . . D . Newry; New Salem, New Silem, New Salem, ....:... New Scotland, New Sewickly,. ..... New Sharon, ... New Shoreham, New Somerset, • New South Quay, . . . News Town, ; Newton Newton, B. Newton, Newton, . .. ; ....... Newton, NEWTON, Newton, Newton, Newton, Newton, Newton,'. .G. Newtown, Newtown, A. Newtown, F Newtown, New Town, New Town New Town, ........ New Town, ....... New Town, Newtown, Newtown,. ..'...... New Trenton, . . ; .b. New Trenton, New Tripoli, . New Utrecht, F. Newville, Newville, . . ... . , New Vineyard, . . Wew Washington, New Windsor, . . New Wgodstock, NEW -YORK,.. New York, ... . New York, , New York, New York Missis ^ippi Land Co, Tract,*..; NIAGARA,. Niagara, . ^ . . NICHOLAS, NICHOLAS,Nicholasville, lis- / fc .. fc .. tsh. fc..tsh. fc .. t ; . . t tsh tsh. and c. t. t tsh County, . tsh t tsh tsh Edgefield, Clermont, . . . . West Chester, . Oxford, Franklin, Westinoreland,Sangamon, . . . . Albany, . . .- . . . Beaver',. ; Kennebeck, . . ; Newporfc . . . . . Jefferson, ...... Nansemond, . . . Accomack,. . . . Middlesex, Gloucester;. .. . Sussex, Bucks, . .. ;. . . Delaware, . . . . tsh. and t.. tsh. fc fc fc t. tsh. , fc... t fc ;. fc .. tsh.fc ... County, . City, ... fc t County, . tsh County, . County,.c t County. Licking,. .. . Miami, Muskingum,Trumbull, . . Rockingham. Fairfield, . . . Queens, .... Bucks, Cumberland, Worcester,. . Frederick, . . King &. Queen, Warren, . Scott, Hamilton, . . ; Ottawa, ..... Jefferson, .... Franklin, .... Lehigh, ..... ^ings,,. Cumberland, . Richlaiid, .... Somerset, . . . -. Clark,. Orange, Madison, .... New York, .l Albemarle, . . . Montgomery, , Crawford,. Niagara,. Jessamine,. State. S.C. , o. N.Y. Me.Mas. Pa.II. N.Y. Pa.Me.R. I. O.Va. Va. Mas. N.J.N.J. Pa. Pa. Gep. O. O. , O.O.N.H.Ct.N.Y. Pa. , Pa. Md. Va.'Va. Mi. Ken.6. M. T. O. In; Pa. N.Y.Pa. O.Me.In. N.Y. N.Y. N.Y.N, Y. Va. Ten. M. T. N.-Y. N.Y.Va. Ken.Ken. Eef r.elters L m Jg UfXb VdOf Eg Uj Nf Xb We NfRjSi Wd Sg Te Tf Sg J m Lf JfLg Me Wd Ue UfTf QfS-h PgQi Cn JhJg HdNfJg Sf TfQf LfXb Ih TeSd Uf Uf . Ph GjCa PcOc NhJh Ji 600 1,974 345 1,889 9,9J4 1,909 1,5991,185 71 9,376 3,998 3,4641,344 667 11,155 879715 9,357 675 510 3,1009,610 1,3441,349 161 "io5 . 1,217 530 77 869 2,310 202,589209,589 18i485 1,401 3,3648,834 408 D.fr. Wash. 569 499 244 ,609 398 900 820374 946 621 370 274 217 424 137 228 167131 480 346306 462297233 167 109 159 79 99 1,105 529487 793 273514 187220 115 368 635 594 279 341 225 143761 398 546 D.fr. Cap. 69 132 166 6377 178 98 8 224 26 55 163 95 31 70 129 9.4 "34 8254 168 37 • 51 259 129 30 122158 38 70 22 120185136 81 79 158 3076 409498' 114 151101 61 298 37 «'niis tract nr countrv baa been hilberlo krnm»-af Carver'a Tract ; it is situated between W 36' and 4C° N. lat., and KJ"? and 16* Ion. W. Trom Washinglon.v It is principally in Crawford co. in' the territory annexed to Micbigah, an^ is bounded partly on the west by l^fee Pepin. ,, , ¦ 104 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Nichols, Nicholsburg, Nicholson, Nile, .....;.. Nimishillin^ *. . Nineveh, Nineveh, Nineyeh,' Nippinose, Nixontoh, Noble, Noble, Noble,... Nobleboro', Noblesville, : . . . Noblesville, Nockamixon, Nolinsville, NORFOLK, : Norfoji Norfolk, NORFOLK, Norfolk, ..... :. Norridgewock, ...... Norristown, Norriton, M . North, , . .,. Northampton, Northampton, . . . .E. Northampton,Northampton, NORTHAMPTON^ . Northampton, . . ...... Northampton, orAllent'n Northampton, . . . .C. NORTHAMPTON, . NORTHAMPTON, . Northampton,, . . ; .C. North Bainbridge^ . . . North Beaver, .;..,. Northborough, . . . .C. Northbridge^ North Bridgewater,. . North Brookfield Noj-th Brunswick,. B. North Castle, ;...:. E. Jforfh East, . . ; North East, ; . North Ef St, North East, North End, Northern Liberties, H Noithfipld Northfield, ; . . Nnrthfield, Northfield, B. North Haven, -. . . North Hempstead, . . . North Hero North Huntingdon, . . North Kingston, .... Class. tsh. fc.. tsh>' tsh. fc .. tsh.tsh. tsh. tsh;tsh.tsh.fc .. cfc tsh. County, . tsh County, . City, . . . ct tsh. tsh fc fc tsh. tsh County, , tsh. . . . . c. t tsh County, . County, . tsh. ... . fc tsh. t fc .., t. .. tsh.tsh. tsh. tsh. tsh.fc .. tsh. fc .. fc .. tsh.fc .'. Tioga,. Indiana, Luzerne, Scioto, Stark, Frederick, . . . Bartholomew, Johnson, .... Lycoming, . . . Pasquotank,. . Morgan, Rush, .* Shelby, Lincoln, ..... Hamilton, .... Hamiltdn, . . . Bucks, Williamson, . tsh. and c t. t tsh t ; . County. Litchfield, . . . Sfc Lawrence,. Norfolk, ..... Somerset, . ; . . Montgomery,.Montgomery,.Harrison,..^; . Rockingham, , Hampshire, . . Montgomery,Burlington, .. Bucks, . Lehigh, Lehigh, Portage, ...... Cheriaiigo, . . . , Beaver, ....... Worcester, . . . , Worcester, . . . , Plymouth, . . ; , WoiceSter, . . . . Middlesex, . . . . West Chester, , Dutchess, ....,, Erie,;; Cecil, Orange, ; ;. .. . Matthews, . . . . Philadelphia . . . Merriniaok, . . . Washington, . . FranlUin^ . . - . , Richmond, . . . , New Haven,. . , Queens, Gr^d Isle,. . . , Westmoreland, Washington, . , State. N.Y. Pa.Pa.0.O. Va. In.In.Pa.N.C.O. In.In,Me,In.In. Pa.Ten. Mas. CfcN.Y. Va. Va. Me. Pa.Pa. O. N.H.Mas.N.Y.N.J.Pa.Pa.Pa.Pa.Va.N.C. O.N.Y. Pa. Mas.Mas.Mas.Mas. N.J.N.Y. N.Y.Pa.Md.In. Va.Pa.N.H.Vfc Mas. N.Y.Ct. N.Y.VfcPa.R. L Kef Letters RdOfSeKhMf Ph Hg S^QeRj M ff Ig^ lg Yb if HfSfHfc Wd Ue TbRj RjYbSfSfMf XdVd,TcTg Sf Sf SfSfSi QjMe Sd NfWd Wd WdVdTfUeUe Nd Sg Hh Ri, Sg' Wo Vb Vd TfVeUfUb OfWe Popula tion. "t;384 906 '726 1,336 876350 859 541 1,876 2,049 41,972 1,485 1,039 24,814 9,816 1,710 1,300 1,139 1,216 766 3,613 1,392 5,516 39,482 1,5211,5441,757 8,644 13,391 269 1,892 999 1,0531,9531,941 5,974 1,6531,68ft1,706 31,395 lvI691,4111,757 9,1 69 1,989 3,091 638 3,1703,037 D.fr. Wash. 268219254429137 81 591 593 213265 309 548569 603 580580 174 790 340 499 693143 143 289480376 430 156 164178178 344399 976 404 397 ,497 399 190 969 331 348 89 640 176 136 488 515405991 307248 546 201 389 D. fr. jDap. 181 162146 99 111145 33 95 104^76 87 4545 38 2299 109 18 35 994 98 198 47915321 125 8685 l26 111 943 39 4520 54 24 199 86 987 74 86 91 98 14 9 81 167 98 174 .69 179 31 »Niles It , .IBerrien, ...... 1M.T IH e I . .;i 651| 179 CONSULTING INDEX. 105 Names of Pl,icea. fc .. tsh.fc .. tsh. Class. North Liberty, Korth Middleton, Nprth Middleten, NorthmOrelaJld, ..... North Norwich, . . . . . North Port, ..... North Providence,. C, North Romulus, North Salem, North Salem, North Sewickley,. . . North Shendngo,. .C North Stoningtpn, . . Northtpwn, NprthiUnbeVland, . . . Northumberland, .B XOR T^m^fBERLAJ^^D Northumberland, .... JVWfl THUMBERLAJfD Northwest,; Northwest, North West Fork, . . . North Westlianding, North Whitehall,.... Northwood, ........ North Yarmouth, . . . Norton, Norton,'. ¦ Norton,. . . . , Norton, . ... l!f orwalk, ...... Norwalk, Norwalk, A. Norway, Norway, Norwegian, B. Norwich, Norwifch, Norwich, Norwich, .: Norwich, .......... Norwich, Norjvich,. ¦Norwich, Notown, Nottawa, Nottingham, Nottingham, C. Nottingham, East,. . . Nottingham, West, F. Nottingham, Nottingham, Nottingham,. Nottingham.W.or Hudson NOTTOWAY, Nottoway, C.H.. Nova Iberia,; . . , Nnnda, Nuttersburg, . . . , Nyack, , Oak Grove, P. O, fc .. fc .-. fc .. tsh, Uh. tsh.fc.. tsh. fc .'. County. tsh. . . . . . County, . . borough, . County,. . tsh tsh Hundred, Jessamine, . . . . Cumberland, . Bourbon, Luzerne, Chenango, . . . Waldo; Providence, . . Seneca, . . . . . Somerset, . . . West Chester, Beaver, Crawford, . . . . New London,. Portage, . ; . . . Coos,. .. . . . . . State. tsh t fc t t t tsli. ; . . t b tsh fc tsh. and t. . . tsh; ...V... t. fc fc ;.....;. , tsh. and c t. fc tsh.fc..fc.. tsh. fc.. tsh.tsh. t. . ^; tsh. .... fc.; County, . t tsh. Northuihberl'd; Warren, , Orange, Sussex, ...;.., Norfolk, Lehigh, Rockingham, . , Cumberland, . Essex, Bristol', Delawarfe, . . . , Medina, Fairfield, Huroii, ....... Huron, Oxford, ....... Herkimer, . . . , Schuylkill, ... Windsor, Hampshire, . , , New London,. Chenango, ... McKean, . . . . , Franklin, Huron, Muskingum, . , Worcester,. . , , Sfc Joseph, . . . ; Roekingham,.', Burlington, . . . Chester, ; Chester, ...;.. Washington, -. , Prince George, Harrison, Hillsborough, . ; Nottoway, . . . St, Martins,-; . Allegany-,". .'. . Harrison, .... Rockland, . . . Edgecotnbe, . , Ken.Pa. Ken. Pa. N.Y. Me.R.L N.Y. McN.Y.Pa. Pa.Cfc 0.N.H.N.Y.Pa. Pa. Va. Pa. In.Del.Va. Pa. N.H. Me.Vt.Mas. 0. o.Gt.O.o; Me.N.Y. Pa.Vt. Mas. Cfc N.Y. Pa. O. O. O.Mas. M.T.N.H.N.J. Pa. Pa. Pa.Md.O.N.H. Va. Va. La. N.Y. Va. N.Y.N.C. Ref Letters J i Qf JhRe SdZb W,e Rd Xb Ue Nf NeWe MeWb UcRf Rf Ri Oe HhSh RjSf WcXcWb WeKf Me UeLeLeXbTo RfVc Vd VeSdPe Kf LeMfWdle Wc Tf 5^RgnIRh'Mf Wd Pi Pi , P4 NgTf Qk Papula. D. fr. tion. Wash. 69 1,936 195 '785 D.fr. Cap. 1,0833,503 389 1,976 9,470 662 9,840 397349 1,606 18,133 1,0907,953 3,528 2,008 1,342 2,666 1,479 652 3,792 310903 1,7131,162 3,8492,316 795 5,1613,619 530104906 69 1,157 3,9001,788 569 9,11-8 ' 1,92'71,263 10,130 1,291 106 242 340 644395 644 287263293 368 340 564413 164 335 645109 186 492 553 591422 429 346 971 399399576408 167 488 372362399 981409405 .326 411 630 480 373 92 ¦ 88 215 97 996 446 189 1,370 349 937235 274 16 134 100 46 1 63 128 238256 62 137123 36 64 262 86 55 93 18 42 105 32 33 127 63 113113 47 79 51 41 101 38 110 202 6 100 71 46 136 26 "66 64 197 39 116 30 67 168 948.953 134 , 79 106 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Oak Grove, Oak GroViC, Oakham, Oakhill Oakland, OAKLAND, Oakland, . Oak Orchard, Oakville, OBION,., r. OCEANA, .; Oecoquan, ; . . . Ocquapogue, Ogden, , . ; . .;..... Ogdeii, Ogden, Ogdensburg, Ogee's Ferry, P. O. . . OGLETHORPE,. . . Ohio, ; . . . Ohio OHIO OHIO, Ohio, Ohio, Ohio Ohio, Ohio, Ohio, Oil, ; 'Oil Creek, OilCi-eek, Olamon, , OLDHAM, Old Mines, P.O. Old South Quay, Oldtown, Old Town, Old Town, CH Oldtown, Oldtown, . , Olean, Oley; H Olive, Olive, Olive, Olive, Olive Green, Olivesburg, . ^. . . . Olmstead Otto,i. Olympian Springs, ONEIDA, Oneida, One Leg, Oneonto, ONONDAGA,... Onondaga, ONSLOW, Onslow, C.H. ONTARIO, County, . tsh Class. County, . County, . tsh. tsh.t. .. fc .. County, . tsh tsh County, . County, . tsh tsli. . ; . . tsh. .... tsh tsh. . . ; . tsh tsh tsh. tsh. County, . tsh t. tsh. and t. . tsh. ..;.., tsh. and fc . tsh ish •- tsh tsh C. tsh. Cdunty, . t tslv fcsh County, . . tsh. andt. County, . . c t County, . . County. Jasper, .;. . Christian, . ". Worcester, . Newton, . . . Christian, ¦ . Oakland, . , Orleans, . ¦ - Lawrence, Prince William, Suffolk.......Monroe, ..... Mckean, .... Scott, St. Lawrence, . Jo. Daviess, . . Allegany, . Beaver, . . Clermont, . Gallia, .... Monroe, . . . Crawford, . . Spencer, . . , Warrick, . , Perry, Crawford, . Venango, . .Penobscot, , Washington, . Southampton,.Penobscot, . . Alleghany, . . , Washington, . Hancock, . . . , Ross, Cattaraugus, , Berks, Ulster, , Meigs, Morgan, St. Joseph^ . . Morgan, ... . Richland, ... Cuyahoga, . . Cattaraugus, Bath, ;.. Oneida,. . . ... Tuscarawas; Otsego, ..... Onondaga, . Onslow, . . , State. Letters Geo. Ken. Mas.,Geo. Ken. M. T. M.T. N.Y. Al.Ten. M.T,Va. -N-. Y. N.Y. Pa. Mo. N.Y. n. Geo.Pa. Pa. Va. Ken. O. O.O. In.In. In.In. Pa. Pa. Me.Ken. Mo.Va. Me. Md.La. O.O.N.Y.Pa. N.Y. O. O. In. O.0.O. N.Y. Ken. N.Y. N.Y. O.N.Y.N.Y. N.Y. N.C. N.C.N.Y. Km .61 VdJ m Gj KdKdPc GIFj IcQh ¦Vf Qc PeEjSb DeKmNfNfNf HiJgLhNgHh GhGhHhOe OeZa lbDhRj Zb Pg DpKfKgPd Sf TeMgMg He Mg LfLePd KhScSc Mf SdRd Rd QIQI Qd Popula tion. D. fr. Wash. D. ft. Cap, 1,010 4,911 9.099 9,401 131 675769398 679 761 566 399 762 13,558 1,079 1,122 15,69,0 4,913 2,689 313468 "63'7 352306 484 9,086 218248 561 1,469 i,636 416967 552 58 269 1,224 71,326 23 305385278 903 476- 940 42 220 57 70 222 40 259 111 99 995930908 256204 276 239268 499 369 984 639699 790 639 997 983 689, 999217 «73 135 1,148 497416 303 154314 217 236 132 119152119 157 195122 230916 94 190 95 78 179, 79 109 57 ,988 6066 1,645 1,759 58,974 5,868 7,814 40,167 328 689 397 374 373341 516 360 990 353 338 *405 100153 85 84 139 986 76 118197 135 188 CONSULTING INDEX. 107 Names of Places. Ontario, Ontwa OPELOUSAS, Opelousas, |.^. Oppenheim, Oquagb Orange, , CRANGE,..., Orange, Orange, Orange,... ORANGE, Orange,- ORANGE, ;... Orange, C.H. ORANGE,: Orange, Orange, Orange, Orange, Orange,. ........... Orange, ORANGE, ¦Orange, ORANGEBURG,.. Orangeburg, Orange Springs, . . . . . Orangetown, A. Orangeville, Orford, ....-.....;.. Orington, A. Orland, . . . . ORLEANS, Orleans, Orleans, Orleans, ORLEANS,..: ORLEANS, Orleans, Orono, , Orphan's Island, . .B. Orton, P. O. Orville, Orwell, Orwell, ; . Orwell,-......- Orwell,...; Orwigslurg, tsh; tsh County, .- cfc tsh County, . fc County, . . ' . and t. County, . . c fc County,. . , tsh tsh tsh tsh; tsh tsh County,. . tsh. ..... District, . fc Osborne, . . . . , Osnaburgh, . . Ossian, , Ossipee,.-.-. . .- Oswegatchie, OSWEGO,.. Ostoego Otego, : Otis, ,. Otis Otisco, Otis6eH Class. tsh. . . . . . tsh. and t. t fc ; Coiinty, . fc tsh fc County,. Parish; . t fc fc .. fc .. tsh. tsh. . c. fc . fc ... t tsh. and fc . tsh Wayne, . ... Cass tsh. , County, . . . , tsh. and c fc tsh. .' . , fc ...; fc tsh , fc County. Sfc Landry, . . Montgomery, . Broome, Graflon, Orange, .... Franklin, . . . New Haven,. Essex, . . Orange,. Cuyahoga, , Delaware, . Meigs, Richland, . , Shelby, ..., Fayette, . . , Rush, Orangeburg,Orange, Rockland, . . . G«nesee, .... Grafton, .... Penobscot, . . Hancock, . . . Barnstable,.Jefferson, . . Ontario, . . . Orange, Penobscofc ¦; . . Hancock Brimswick, . . . Onondaga, . . . Rutland, .. . . . Oswego, Bradford, . , . . Ashtabula, . . . Schuylkill,... Cole, Chesterfield, . . Stark Allegany, .... Strafford, . . . Sfc Lawrence,. Hancock, . . . Berkshire, . . Onondaga, . . Cumberland, State. iv. Y. M. T. La.La. N.Y.N.Y. N.H.Vt. Vt. Mas. Cfc N.Y.N.J. Va. Va. N.C.O.O.O.O.O. In.In. In. S. C. S.C.Va.N.Y. N.Y.N.,H. Me.Mc Vfc Mas. N.Y.N.Y. N.Y.La. In.Me. Me.N.C. N. Y. VfcN.Y.Pa.0.Pa. Mo. Va.O.N.Y.N.H.N.Y.N.Y. N.Y.N.Y. Me. Mas. N.Y. Me. Ref. Letters Qc HeAp Bp TcSd We VbVb Vd UeTe TfPh Pli OjM e KfMg LfJf lg Hh lgNmNm QhTe PdVc Zb ZbVbYeSb, QdPc Ep Hh ZbZb.PIR c UcRcRe NeRf Bh QiMfQdW"SbRc Rc Sd Zb Ud Rd, Xb Popdla- tion. D.fr. Wash. 1,585 939 19,591 3,660 410 97,985 1,016 880 1,341 45,366 3,887 14,637 93,908 334369 554 1,094 502 7,901 18,453 .1,947 1,525 1,829 1,234 976 13,980 1,7893,101 18,'773 50,103 1,472 52 1,598 501 1,190 106 600 1.620 812 1,935 3,993 27,104 2,703 1,148 350 1,012 1,938 1,274 D.fr. Cap. 361 633 1,326 496 510 590406 996 919 92 344 406 343367 482 534 565 538 94 243 371 498 668 486 431 337 640668 657 434347 474437252 317167 971 136 333333526469 '3'79 355 669 358 -331 572 108 CONSULTING INDES. Names orPlaces. OTSEGO, Otsego, Otselic, OTTAWA, ;. Ottawa, Otter Creek, ; . , Otter Creek, A Otter Creek, tJttsville, Ouiscdnsin, , OVERTON, Ovid, ; Owasco, ........... Owfigo, OWEN, Owen; OWEN; ;......;,.. Ouienborough; :...... Owensville, , Owenton, Class. Oyster Bay, Oxford,, Oxford, , Oxford, Oxford,-: Oxford ;...... Oxford, .;..;...;... Oxford, ;..;.. Oxford, ...'....'. .^ . ., Oxford, I. Oxford, Oxford, ... r. ...... . Oxford, Oxford, . ... .'. ...... Oxford, Oxford, Oxford, Oxford, Oxford Plantation,. . . Oxford, Lower, Oxford, Upper, .... Paoolet Springs, . ... Pactolus, P. 0 Paddy Town, Padueah, Pahaquarry, ... Painesville, . -. . . Painesville, . . . ; Paint, Paint, , Paihtj ......... Painfc Pairiifc Paint Creek,. .". . Pairited.Post, . • • Paintville, ...... Palatine, . .,^ , . . . Palermo, Palestine, ...... Palestine, County, .... tsh tsh County, . . . ., c t tsh tsh. tsh t tsh. .1. .... . Codnty, ; . . . tsh, and p. t. tsh. ....... tsh. and c. t. Coiinty,.'. . . fsh. County, .... fc t t tsh Couhty, . t tsh. and t. , tsh fc fc .' ., tsh t cfc tsh. and t. . tsh. . ; tsh.' Ish tsh. tsh tsh. tsh. fc tsh fc tsh. ....... t^h. ...... tsh tsh. ..:... tsh > . tsh ; . tsh. ..'. ... tsh. and'fc . t tsh. tind fc , County. Otsego, . . Chenango, La Salle, . Carroll, . . Ripley, ,. , Vigo, .;. Bucks, ... Iowa, . . . Seneca, . . Cayuga, . Tioga,... Jackson, Daviess, . . . Gibson, . . . . Owen, . . . . Bath, Queens, ¦ ¦, • cfc , State, Oxford, ;...; Worcester, ... New Haven, . Chenango, . . . , Warren, Adams,. , Chester, Philadelphia, . . Talbot, Granville, Butler, Coshocton, . . . . Delaware, Guernsey, . . . . Huron, Tuscarawas, . . Penobscot, Cliester, Chester, Spartanburg, . . Sullivan, Hampshire, . . . McCracken, . . Warren, ...... Ameha, , Geauga, Fayette, Highland, Holmes, Ross, , Wayne, ....;. Venango, ..... Steuben, ..•.,'.. TFloyd Montgomery,; . Waldo, ...:... Clermont, Crawford, N. Y. N.Y. N.Y;M.T. l\.In.In.In.Pa. M. T. Ten.N.Y. N.Y. N.Y, Ken. In. In. ken..In. ' Ken.Keii. N.Y. Me. Mc Mas. CfcN.Y. N. j. Pa.Pa. Pa.Md. N.C.O.O. O.6.O.O.Me; Pa. Pa. S.C.Ten. Va. Ken. N.J.Va. O. Ref Letters o. - o. o.o. 0. Pa. N.Y. Ken. N.Y.Me.0.11. SdTdSdHdFeHflg,GgSfEc ^^dRd RdJhHh Ss GiGh Jh Kh Uf x:b Xb Wd Ue Sd SfQg Rg Sf 5^ JgMfKf MfLeMf Za 5sRg Ml Fi Se' PiMeKg Kg Mf mIOe Qd Li Td Yb i^ Gg Popula, tion. 51,372 4,363 1,936 8,949 9,756 1,350 3,076 5,643 D.fr. Wash. 379 349 D.fr. Cap. 4,017 229 143 24], 5,348 35,211 1,116 3,034 1,763 2,SF43 3,665 3,159 2,928 741 416 1,778 468218 1,020 900 105 258 1,499 963 2,162 667 1,2191,248 285 ,974 2,742 1,857 878661 557 612174 1,043 317 341 274 608 688 719 536 486 964 576387308 394 907 87 99 141 86 959 501327 419 294 406328699 93 99 47'S439 135817 959 1 341418481399 499330 264 275457 416 615 499 718 66 106 224 8873 192119 171164 167 104 150 98 73 190 78' 61 48 118, -51, 3666 103 49 47 lio 93 30, 11)5 115 96 104 , 64 ¦ 58 104397914279 100 ¦ 46 161 40 74 99 69 93 187 910154 57 16 133118 CONSULTING INDEX. 109 Names of Places. Paliner, Palmer Palmer, . .,. Palmyra, : ; Palmyra, Palmyra, Palmyra, .Palmyra, Palmyra, Palmyra, P.O .Palmyra,.^ Palmyra,. Palmyra, Palmyra,.... .... .g Palmyra, Palmyra,.- Palmyra, Panama, Paiiama, • Panama, Pantoh Paoli, Paperville, ........ Paraclifta,. Paradise, Paradise, Paradise, Paramus, Parcipany, Paris, Paris, > Paris, Paris, Paris, Paris, Paris, Paris, , . . . . Paris, , Paris, Paris, . .., Paris, , Paris, . . . . ; Parisburg, ., Parish ;. ., Paris Hill, ...' Farishville, ; , PARKE, Parker, Parkersburg, -....., Parker's T.or Mendon Parkhead, Parkman, Parkman, Parkville, Parma, j . . Parma, Parrsville,. Parsonsfield, Pascagoula, PASQUOTANK, . . Passadumkeag, . . . E fc .. fc .. cfc fc tsh. and fc . fc tsh. cfc fc , fc .., c fc , fc... fc fc tsh. and c. fc fc fc -.. fc fc ... c. t tsh. ..... fc cfc c fc . . . . tsh. Uh. . fc tsh , tsh. , cfc, cfc. cfctsh. fc .. tsh. and fc . Cotmty,. . . tsh cfc . At fc .. fc .. tsh.fc .. h. and fc . tsh.fc .. fc County, . fc Hampden, . . . Oswego, Sfc Clair Somerset, . . . . Wayne, . . . . . Lebanon Pike Wayne, Fluvaima,. .. . Hali&z, ...... Warren, ....'. Montgomery,. County. Warren, Knox, . ...... Wabasli,. . . . . Marion, Chautauque, . . Washtenaw,. . Washtenaw,.. Addison, Orange, Sullivan, . .'. . . Sevier, ...... Lancaster, ; . . York, ...;... Coles, ....;.. Bergen, ... . ; Morris, ...... Oxford, Oneida, Fauquier, Henry, Bourbon,. . . . . Portage, Preble, Richland, . . . . Stark,,. . . Stark, Union, Edgar, Monroe, Giles, Oneida, . , St. Lawrence, Butler, Wood, Rutland, Washington,. Somerset, Geauga, Pasquotank, . . Monroe, Cuyahoga, . . . Baltimore, . . . York Jackson, Penobscofc . . State. Ref. Letters Mas. N.Y. M.T.Me. N.Y. Pa.Pa.Pa.Va.N.C. Mi. Ten.O. O. In.U. Mo. N.Y. M.T.M.T.Vfc In.Teh.A.T. Pa. Pa. 11. N.J.N.J. Me. N.Y.Va. Ten.Ken. O.O. O.O.O.O.II.Mo.Va.N.Y. N.Y.N.-Y.In. Pa.Va.Vfc Md. Me.O.N.C. N.Y. O..Md.Me,Mi. N.C. Me. Vd RcLd Yb Qc Rf Se Se PiQj Cn GjMe Jg Gh Gh Cg OdKdKdUb Hh Lj Z Alii Rg S^TeTfXb SdQhFj JhMeJgLf Mf Lf Kf Gg NiRcSdTb9.^QeMgVc Pg Ya MeQcMe RgXcFp Rj Za Popula ¦¦ tioh. TBTfrT Wash. 1,937 902 3,427 404 839 69 605 1,819 9,3062,765 1,219 260 57 1,513 117 436 968 :477 7,536 941 432 '802 732 2,639 135 9,499 '8,641 269 D.fr. Cap. 37437fi 650 3,49 124 255958 136 946 1,110 758 308 479 680790 984348 538 633 499 639 398 1,936 118 87 715 938929681383 58 810 516 311 495 398 ,307 307 433 676 998 298 371370494 241 299 468 87 665 315 966379361 64 597 1,075 693 14 110 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. .J. A. Patchogue, . , Paterson, . . , Paterson, ,. . . Patesville;. Patoka, ...,..;...,. Patoka, Patoka, PATRICK, ;. Patricktown, C. Patriofc , Patton, Pattonsbiirg, Fattonsville, . : Pattopsville, PAULDING,: PAULDING,. Pawlet, .Pawling, ; Pawtucket, Paxton, .... .E. Paxton,. B. Paxton, LoTyer, . . .C, Paxton, Upper, . . .E. Paytonsburg, ; . Peachbottoih, ..... I . Peacham, Pearlington, ' Pease, Pebble, Peekskill, Feeling, Peepee,. Pekatonica, ........ Pekin, ,. Pekin, Pekin, ; Pelham, . ; Pelham, Pelham, Pelham,. . .. . ... .G. Pembroke, ; Pembroke, Pembroke, Pencader, . . .; . . .A. Pendleton, PENDLETON, . :, . Pendleton, PENDLETON, .... Pendleton, .......;. Penfield, ...; Penn, Penn, .;..... Penn, Penn, Penn, ..... Penn, ... . Penn, Penn, Pennfield .. ; . Pennsboro , E .B, teh.fc .. tsh. and fc . fc fcsh/. tsh tsh ., County, , t teh.fc .. fc .. Coiinty, . County, . tsh. t tsh. , tsh. tsh.tsh.fc .., teh. , fc .. cfc , tsh. , tsh; , fc . .,, fc .. fah.,teh.fc .. tsh. fc.. fc .. fc .. tsh. fc .. tsh.,andt. , Hundred, . teh. and fc . County, . . , t. '. , County, . . , fsh teh. ...;., tsh; tsh.) tsh. ...... teh. tsh.tsh.tsh,tsh. tsh. County. Philadelphia, Suffolk Essex, Putnam,. .. . Hancock, . . . Crawford, . . . Dubois, ..... Gibson, Lincoln, .... Switzerland,.Centre, Bottetourt. . . Centre, Granville, . . . Rutland, Dutchess, Bristol, Worcester,. . . Dauphin, .... Dauphin, .... Pitteylvania,York ; . Caledonia, . : . Hancock, . .. . Belmont, .... Pike, West Chester, Gratlon, Pike,. Iowa, ........ Stark, ........ Wayne, Tazewell, .... Hillsborough,.Hampshire, . . Ulster, West Chester,. Merrimack, . . Plymouth, ... Genesee, New Castle, . . , Niagara, Anderson, Madison, .... Lorain, Chester, ..... Lycoming,. . . Northampton,Philadelphia, . Union, Mprgan, Sfc Joseph, ... , Monroe, Cumberland, , State. Pa.N.Y. N.J. N.Y. Ken.In.In. In.Va. Me. In. Pa.Va.,Pa. N.C.Geo.O.Vt. N.Y. Mas. Mas. O.Pa. Pa.Va.Pa. ' VfcMj.O.O. N.Y.N.H. o;M.T. o. M.T.II.N.H.Mas.N.Y. N.Y.N.H.Mas, N.-Y. Del. N.Y.Va. , ;.C. Ken. In.O. Pa. Pa.Pa.Pa. Pa.O. M. T. In. ¦ N.Y. Pa. Letters SgUf Tf Ue Hj, HhGhGhNj YbNjPf OjQf L m Je Ue UeWeWdKg Rf Rf OjRgVb Ep NfKgUcW b KgDdMfKdEf WdVd UeUf Wc Xd PdSgPcOn Ll Jh If Le SgRe Sf Sf Rf Mg TeHeQc Rf Pdpula tion. '1,449 1,529 "'361 7^395 577 161 1,9651,705 791 1,371 1,636 896 1,351 9i97i 917 999 1,099 1,070 904 334 l,3l9 1,325 3,828 1,917 572 6,271 3,863 167605 1,007 2,507 2,297 567 199 4,474 856 D.fr. Wash 135 284227305 676637 660702 609 547 215 993180 268 437 308 ¦ 398 400429 114137 938 80 532 1,135 265 416270 532403 1,028 313519 ¦ 805 445 391 305 249 481435379 91 399 536 569 372 96 217 199 137 159 340 642693 364 105 D.fr.Cap, '"uS 210 61 103 12a104131 141 29; 121 108,181 79 38 92 65 3845 63 4 23 148 6035 20O 134 60 108 6759 134 .' 7 164 377664 167 7 26 257 40 984 143 40 116 65 107 859950 70 168 169 911' '11 CONSULTING, INDEX. Ill Names of Places. Pennsboro', . . Pennsboro', . . Pennsbury, . . Venn's Neck, Lw^r. B Penn's Neck, Upp. D Pennsville, .... Pennsville, Penn Ydn, ........ Penny Hill, '.....;. PENOBSCOT,....Penobscot, ........ Pensacola; PEORIA, Peoria, Pepperell, Pequannock,. Percy,. Perkiins, . . ; PERQUIMANS,.:Perrinton, Perritsporfc ¦... Perry, Perry,.... Perry, PERRY, Perry, Perry, Perry,.; C Perry, PERRY, PERRY, PERRY, PERRY,.... PERRY, Perry, 5«"y Perry Perry, Perry, Perry, Perry, Perry, Perry Perry, Perry, Perry, Perry, Perry, Perry Perry, ; Perry, Perry, Perry, — . '. Perry, Perry, Perry, PERRY, . . Perry, Perry, . . . . Perry, Perry, . .A. Class. tsh. tsh.tsh. fc .. fc .. cfc . fc . . . County, . cfc County, . c. fc ¦ . . . fc tsh tsh Cotmty, . . . tsh. ..:.:. fc fc tsh.' and fc . t County, . . . tsh. tsh.ct. County, . County, . County, . Cotmty, . County, . tsh tsh. tsh. tsh.tsh. tsh.tsh, tsh; tsh. tsh.tsh.tsh. tsh. fc .. tsh. tsh.tsh. •tsh. tsh. tsh '. tsh. .... tsh. . . . . Coimty, . tsh tsh tsh tsh 'County. Lycoming, . Wood, .... Chester, . . . Salem, . . . . Salem, . . . . Sucks, . . . . Morgan, . . . Yates-, :. ... Pitt, Hancock, . Escambia, Peoria, . . . , Middlesex, , Morris, . . . . Coos,. . ... . Huron, . . . . Monroe, . . i . Allegany, Washihgtonv , Genesee,. ... Tompkins, . . Armstrong, Jefferson, . . Union, .... Houston,. .. Brown, Coshocton, . . . Fairfield Franklin, . . . . Gallia,. Geauga, Lawrence, . . . Licking, Logan, ...... Moiiroe, Montgomery, . Muskingum, . Paulding, . . . . Perry........PiekaWay, ... Pike, Putnam, . . . . . Hichland, . i .' . Shelby,. . . . . . Stark,... Tuscarawas, . Wayne, Clay, Delaware, . Lawrence, Marion, . .' State. Pa.Va. Pa. N.J. n; J. Pa.O.N.Y.-N. C. Me. Mc F.T. II.II. Mas. N.J.N.H.0. N.C.N.Y.Pa. Me. N.Y.N.Y.Pa. Pa. Pa.Pa. Geo.Al.Mi. Ten. Ken. O. O. O.O.O. O. O. O.O. O.O.O. O.O.O. O. O. O.O. \o. O. O.O. In.In. In. In.In. Hef Letters ReMg 1^SgSgSf Mg QdQkZa Zb Gp EfEf WdTfWb LeSJQcOf BZ I Pd RdQfOeOf Rf Kn GnEoFkKi Lg Kg LfLgKf Lh Me LhLf Kf Mg JgMf Je LgKgKg JfLfJfMfMfLfHh«g IfHhHg Popula. tion. 856994 1,638 99 D.fr. Wash, 199 968 109173 178169 339 314264 31,530 1,271 "673 "75 1,050 249 807 143 1,440 434 35 4,451 234 68 236 564 123 335 411 111 7,419 2,183 351 209 913 191 735 786 184 2,792 358 239 294 173 14,261 846 231 199 214 158 1,052 163 53 709 60 11,490 2,300 ; . . . 7,094 3,330 13,970 1,008 456 79 1,055 359 68 814 381 39 634 407 5 699 372 94 1,148 346 165 379 406 130 514 364 42 441 469 73 659 351 59 1,301 472 76 1,199 399 66 15 502 166 33 368 42 1,039 407 31 409 496 68 109 486 150 1,089 396 55 349 477 81 1,519 327 108 573 . . . . 1,949 363 94 3,369 645 74 540 61 640 68 830 572 3 D. fr. Cap. ~83 303 , 7460 54 116 76 185 84 112 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Perry, Perry, ........:.. Perry,.... Perry, ...,., PERRY, PERRY,: , Perfyopolis, Perryville, Perryville, Perryville, , Perryville, Perrysburg, Perrysburg, Perrysville, Perrysville, PERSON, ....:.. Perth Amboy, Peru, . . . ; Peru, Peruj .... Peru, Peru, Peru, , Peru, Peters, . . . . tsh tsh. .... tsh. . . . . tsh; . .,. . Couhty, . County, . fc Class. - County. ^ Martin-,. ..... Moiiroe; . . ; . . Tippecanoe, . i Wayne, ..... tsh. ...... tsh. and fc. fc t County, . . . tsh. and fc . t fc t tsh. and t. . tsh tsh fc .... tsh. •D. Peters, Petersboro', , Peter.-burg, Petersburg, Petersburg .' . . I'Petersburg, ; Petersburg, Petersburg, Petersburg, Petersburg, Petersburg,,- Petersburgj Petersburg, a. Petersburg, c Petersburg, ; Petersham, Peterstown,' ... . . . < Petersville, . . . '. Petersville, ... ...... r^harsalia, Phelps, Philadelphia, PHILADELPHIA, Philadelphia, ...... Philadelphia Philadelphus, P.O. . Phillips, ; PHILLIPS, Phillipsburg, ...... Phillipsburg, a Phillipsburg, Phillipsburg, ...... Phillipstown, Phillipstown, Phipsburg, PICKAWAY, .... tsh, Fayette, Perry,... Mercer, Vermillion,.,. Perty,.....-. CattE^raugus, Wood....... Allegany, . . .: Richland, . . . ¦ Middlesex, .-. Oxford, Benniiigton, . Berkshire, . . Clinton, Delaware, . . . Huron fc c t t. t . fc -. t tsh. and fc . tsh. and t. . tsh. and t. . Cdunty, . . . City t County, . L Philadelphia, , Henry, . . -. . .. Robeson, . . , . , Somerset, ... Franklin, Washington, . Hillsborouglj, . Rensselaer, Adams, :..... Beaver, ...... Huntingdon, . Peri:y, Somerset, Dinwiddle, . . . Elbert, Boone, Columbiana,. . Highland, Richland, .... Pike, Worcester, . ; . Monroe, ..... Frederick, . . . Henry, .,.;.. Chenango, . . . Ontario, . . . ; . Jefferson, tsh. and fc , t County, . . State. Ref Letters Orange, ..... West Chester, Warren, ..... Centre, ..'.... Worcester, . . . Putnam, Lincoln, In. In.In. In. II.Mo. Pa. Ten.Ken. In. Mo. N.Y. O.Pa. O.N.C.N. J. Me.- Vt.Mas.- N. Y. O.O. Mo. T. Pa. Pa. N.H. N.Y.Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa.iPa.Va. Geo. Ken. O. O.O. In. Mas. Va. Md. Ten,N.Y.N.Y.' N.Y.Pa.Pa. Ten. N.C. McA. T. N.Y. N.Y.N.J. Pa. Mas.N.Y. Mca Hh Hg Hflg Eh, EiOf FkJiGf EiOdKe Nf Lf PjTfXbVcUd UbLf Le Dd QgNfWdUdQg OfPfQf OgQiL m Jg Nf Kg LfGh VdNi ' Qg FjSd QdSbSf Sg Fj Ol Xb DI Te Uf SfPfVd Ue YcKff Popula tion. D. fr. Wash. l.,776 1,216 3,349: 983 2,440 530 9 10,027 879 666 -445 729 4,949 528596 2,254 1,196 1,993 2,011 199 144 35 1,696 1,0114,8761,167 188,961 167,811 964 1,152 659 627 D. ff- Cap. 113 54 *520 909 814 575 ,661 882 351 460230 364 212 600 445 381530 395 407 72 186104 40 88 187-306 135 208 72 46 3896 117 153 28 104 81 229 442396 77 272 155 122 169144 556 525273433 374 681 400294 56 792336336499 136816 393 634 61 912 4826 90 950 97 15 160 99 86 73 173 7477 119 68 949 89 90 194 185 177 "98 114107 53 939 4,761 1,311 16,001 970949 191 186 412 980 583 109135 56 114 . 60 - 96 44 CONSULTING INDEX. 113 Names of Places. Pickaway, . .A PICKENS, Pickens, C. H, PICKENS........PickensviUe, Pickensville,. .' Pickerington, ..;... Piermont, ; Pierpont Pierson, . . . . , Pierrepont, Pigeon, Pike, PIKE, Pike, Pike, Pike, PIKE, PIKE, PIKE, PIKE,... PIKE, Pike, Pike Pike, Pike, Pike, Pike,.... Pike,.. PIKE, Pike, '- Pike, ., PIKE, PIKE, ........... Pikeland, Piketon, Piketon, Pikesville, Pikes ville, PikeviUe, • • • • Pikeville Pike Run, .c. Piles' Grove, Pilot Town,. Pinckney, Pinckney, Pinokneyville, Pinckneyville, . Pinckneyville, Pinckneyville Pinderton, . . . ...... Pine, .'........;... Pine Bayou, P.O. .^ Pine Creek, Pine Creek, Pinegrove, Finegrove, ........ Pinegrove, Pine Hill ; . Pine Plains, ....... Pineyille, Cotmty, . tsh.' tsh tsh. and t. . tsh tsh. and fc . County, . . , tsh tsh County, . County, . County, . County, . CoUnty, . tsh. Class. tsh District, c t tsh tsh tsh tsh. tsh. . . . . tsh. Couhty, . tsh tsh County, . County, . tsh c t cfc t cfc , cfc . tsh. tsh.fc.. tsh. fc .. fc .. fc .. cfc fc .. tsh. t^h. and fc . tsh tsh. and fc . fc tsh. and fc , Pickaway, . . . Pickens, . County. Pickens, . . .-. . Pickens Fairfieldi Grafton, Ashtabula, . . . Vigo, St. Lawrence, . Vanderburg, . .' Alleghany, . . . Berks, .... Bradford, . Clearfield, . Brown, . . . . Clark, Coshocton, . Knox, . . . . . Madison, . . Perry, Stark, Marion, . Warren, . Chester, Pike, Pike,..., Baltimore, . . . Monroe, . . . . . Marion, Bledsoe, Washington, . Salem, Sussex, . . . . . . Lewis, Montgomery,. Union, ....... Gwinnett, . . . ; Wilkiiison, . . . Perry, Lee, . . .. ; . . . Allegany, . . . . Izard, Jefferson, . . . . Lycoming, . . . Schuylkill, . . . Venango, . . . . Warren, Genesee,-. . . . . Dutchess, . . . . Charleston, . . . ' K2 State. O.S.C.S.C.Al. S. C. Al. O.N.H.O. In. N.Y. In. N.Y.Pa.Pa. Pa.Pa.GeeAl.Mi. Ken. O.o. o. o.o.o.o.o.In.Ih.In.II.McPa. Ken.O. Md.Ken. Al,.Ten.Pa. N.J. Del. N.Y. Mc. S. C. Geo.Mi:II. Geo.Pa.A.T.Pa.Pa. Pa. Pa.Pa.N.Y.N.Y.S. C. Ref, Letters LgLlLl FmLlFmLgVcNeGgTbGhPdSe Sf Re PfJmHo DoLi KgKgKg L f Lf K f Lg Mf Gh Hg GfDgCgSf LiFI Ik OfSgShSc Ch Ml JmCo Eh JoNfS^OeQeRf Oe OePc Ue Nm Popula. tion. 1,766 14,473 6,692 92 1,042 277 749 2,016 4,843 752 1,388 819 6,149 7,108 5,402 2,677 6,024 628 1,115 764 996339 1,1191,273 2,475 476 2,396 6,129 ,403 49 271 9,0812,150 763 984 1,601 207 651 1,503 D.fr. Wash: D. fr., Cap. 390 550 592906387603312 656 481 728347 167 260 102 465 462362375 '429 367312 583 663 127 422 409 46 680 850608 208 161197 409 999 ,459 669 1,196 842772 ' 232 1,104 238 218 161 263. 398376337641 31. 157 130 48 15,66 199 84 213 170 255 66 149 136 98 66 68 53 32 53 120 "ib 90 73 165 65 38 145 118 109 209 5545 163 8292 106162129 130 210 160 165 109 41 196 254944 7999 114 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Pineville, Pinehook, Pipe Creek Piqua, Piscataway, Piscataway, Pitcher, Pitch Landing, P. 0. Pitt, u PITT, Pitt,.. Pittsboro', ......... Pittsburg,*. Pittsburg, Pittsfield, Class. tsh.fc .. tsh.fc .. tsh. .A. Pittsfield,Pittsfield, Pittsfield Pittsfield, Pittsford,.. Pittsford, Pittsgrove, Pittston, Fittston, Pittstown,. ......... Pittstown, ......... Pittstown, PITTSYLVAMIA, Plain, Plain, Plain, Plain, Plainfield,Plainfield,Plainfield, Plainfield, Plainfield,Plainfield, Plainfield,. ......... Plainfield A. Plaistovif, Planter's Town,. .... PLAQUEMINES,..Plato, Platte, Plattekill, Platteville,.... Piatt Springs, P. 0- . • PlattsbArg, Pleasant, ....... .A. Pleasant, Pleasant, Pleasant, Pleasant, B. Pleasant, Pleasant, ..: Pleasant,. . , tsh. Pleasant,. .>....... .jtsh. tsh County, . tsh. .... t t t f fc ¦ "tsh tsh tsh. and t. tsh t.. :..... tsh tsh t. . , t. ....... County, . . ; fc . ...... tsh. tsh , tsh. , fc>.tsh.tsh. tsh. fc t . Parish,tsh. . . L tsh.. tsh. ... t , tsh. and c. fc tsh. tsh tsh. tsh. tsh. County. Clarke, Wajncj Madison, . . . Miami,. Middlesex, . . Prince Georges, Chenango, . . Hertford, . . . Allegany, . . . Crawford,.. , Chatham, . . , Allegany, . . . Baldwin, . . , Somerset, . . , Merrimack, . Rutland,. .. . Berkshire, . . Rutland,. . . , Monroe, . . . . Salem, . . . . , Kennebeck, . Luzerne,. .. . Rensselaer, . Hunterdon, . Saleni, Cayuga, . . . Iowa, ... . . Ulster, . . . . Iowa, Lexington,. Clinton, . . . Brown, Clark,.,.,,.Fairfield, . . Franklin, . . Knox, ..... Madison, . . Marion, . . . Grant, .... Johnson,. . . State. West Chester,- Franklin, Stark,..,..-,.,Wayne, ..... Sullivan,. .. .. Wasliington, . Hampshire, . . Windham, . . . Otsego,. ...... Northampton, Coshocton, . . . Hendricks,...Rockingham,.Buckingham, . Al.Ten..In. O.N.J. Md. N.Y.N.C.Pa. N.C. O. N.C.Pa.GeeMc N.H.Vt. Mas-. NY. Vt. N.Y.N.J. Me.Pa. N.Y. N.J.N.J.Va. N. Y.' O.O.o.N.H. Vt., Mas. CfcN.Y. Pa. O. In. N.H.Va. La. N.Y. M.T. N.Y. M.T.S'.C.N. Y. O.o.o.o. o.o. o.In. In. Kef Letters FcFkIf JfTf Rh SdRjNfQkKf OkNfKmYb Wc V-c UdSdUbQcSgYbSeUd Tf Sg • OjUeLfMf LfVcVb . VdWesaSfMfHg Wd •Pi EqRdDd Te DdM,m Ub Kh KgLgKg Lf Kg KfLfHg Popula- -.ticn. 9,664 D.fr. Wash 3,994 19,093 -184 19,568 -610 1,976 505 3,559 1,006 9,006 ,1,831 9,216 1,799 1,017 3,709 96,034 -849 1,4691,963 1,581 -874 984 2,290 1,626 1,985 22 591 4,489 2,044 4,913 1«917 821 1,763 564917 857 426 325 9438Q3 673476195 16 . 333 250220423319 223 650637 489477-369352 470354 180 590 939 395190 147 284 ¦384 323349 476539389371 375 198 331583460 J56 322 1,002 291 1,014 511 539480429369 409 370 411411 576 563 0 on,^'!S'"t°'*''°; °', FJj'sl'u'B, " fivep above, is Ibat of the city only. The bonnigh ot Allegheny Town, with a populition l&Ooi borough of Bayanlitonni, 2(118, aod Birmingham borough, 520, aia usually considered suburbs of that ci^. Toh of Total, CONSULTING INDEX. 1J5 Kames of Places. Pleasant Garden, . . . , Pleasant Hill, Pleasant Hill, ..,..., Pleasant Mills....... Pleasant Ran, fleasant Unity, .... leasantvale, ....,.., Pleasant Valley, . . . . , Pleasantville, Pleasantville, e . Pleisufeville, Plesis, Pluckamin, Plumb, , Plurah, , Plumb Creek,. Plummers, tsh.fc .. fc .. tsh.fc .. Plumstead, .H. Plymouth, Plyihoitth, Plymouth,. ......... PLYMOlfTH, ..... Plymouth, Plymouth,! .-. Plymouth,, . ,,, Plymouth, 11,... ,B. Plymouth,... Plymouth, -. ..O. JPlymmth; Plymouth,! Plymouth,... H. Plyrapton, D. POCAHONTAS, . . . Pocahontas, Pocahontas, Pbcotaliga, Poiafc Poinfc POINT COUPEk, . Point Coupee, Poirtt Lookbfi^ Point Pleasant, Point Pleasant,. . . . . . Point Pleasant, Point Semove, Pokagon,. . . .... . F. Pokdgob, Pokono,. Polslnd Poland, Poinfret, Fomfret, j Pomfret, Porapejr, Ponlpey Hil^ Pbrnpton, Pompton, Pond Spring, Pontkc J. PontiOi, fooleville, fc .. tsh.tsh.tsh. tsh.tsh.fc .. cfc!.., t County, . at..... Class. tsk tsh.fc .. tsh. fc ! . . . tsh. tsh. . . . . fc ....!, (jdtmty, . fc ...... fc fc tsh. . . . t^h. . ! . Parish, , Ci- fc ... cfc tsh.fc .. fc .. tsh! fc .., tsh. . tsh.fc I., tsh, . fc .. t tsh. . cfc , t Putnam, ...... Charles, ...... Crawford, Gloucester, . . . . Lawrence, . . . . Westmoreland,Pike,.,; Dutchfess, .'J . . . West Chester, . Fairfield, Henry, Jeffersoil, Som^tset, ... .. AUegfany, . . . . . Venango, . i . . . Armstrotig, . . , Greene, ... . . , Bucks, ....!., Penobscofc . . . . Grafton, Windsor^ County. Plymouth, . ! . Littlifield, :¦.. ChenangOi . . . Luzerne, ..;'.¦. Luzerne, . . i . . Montgomery, , Washington, . Rutland, Wayne, Plymouth, ; i . ChestSrfield, . Hardiman, . . Beaufort, . . . ' NorthumBei-l*hdPosey, ' .: Point Coupee,. Franklin, . . ! . Mason, .,;... Concordia, . . . Clermont, . .. . Conway, . . . , . Cass, ........ Northampton,. Cumberland, . Triimbull,.;*.Windsbl-, . . . i Windham; ... ChautantJUe, i . Onondaga, , . . Oiiondaga, , ; i Bergen,! .. ... Morrisj ...... Franklin, . . ; . Oakland^ . .-. ,, Oaklahd,. .... Montgomery,! State. In. Md. A. T. N.J.. In. Pa. II. N.Y. if. Y. 0. Ken. N.Y. N.J. Pa. PavPa! In. Pa. Me. N.H.Vfc Mas.Mas.Cfc N.Y. Pa. Pa.Pa.N.C. O.M.T. Mas Va. Va. Ten.S!C. Pa. In. Lft.La. Mo. Va, La; O. A!TM.T.M.T.Pa;Mc O. VfcCfc N.Y.N.Y!N.Y.N.J. N.J. Tert.M.T.M.T.Md. Ref Letters Popula tion. Gg Rh ZAk Tg,Hh Of Cg Ue UeLgIh SbSf OfOe Of Hh Sf Yb WcVcXe XeUe SdRe Re Sf RkLf Kd XbNh QiFkNh Rf FtGp Cp DhLK' ChJh Bk HeHeSeXbNfe Vc We Od Rd Rd TfeTf «fc fedKd Qg D.fr. Waiih. D.fr. Cap. 9,419 34 1,790 449 1,468 1,844 504 1,1751^240 43,044 4,758 2i064 li609 1)866 li090 1,048 920 2,642 5,936 116 231 568 1,9161,1861,866 3,3864,812 3,085 617 - 26 1,207 173 633189 939308 364 371 562 - 436 905 914 288 ¦204 646 165 669 5l5480 439 395340 919 919 143 990 400 539431 144849 607164753 1,910 889358 1,139 495 654654 910579283484 371360337337 238 236 '666 552 552 33 116 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Pooleville, P. O POPE, POPE,... Poplar Spring, Poplar.Sprlng, Poplar Grove, Poplin, Portage, PORTAGE, ..- Portage,, ,D, Portage, , Portage, , Port Allegany, Port Barnet, Port Bay, i.. Port Clinton.......?, Pott Ooilwray, ....... Port Damascus, . . . . . Port Deposit, ....... Port Douglass, . . . Port Elizabeth,.' Porter, Porter, . , Porter, Porter, Porter, Portersville, Portersville, Port Gibson Port Gibson, ..... Port Glasgow, Port Hickey, Port Hudson, Port Jervis, . , . ; Port Johnson, Port Kent, Portland, Portland, Portland, ; . . Portland, Portland,. Portland, . , B. Portland, Port Lawrence, . . . Port Lawrence, . . . Port Lyon, Port Oliver, Port Republic, .... PortlRoyal, Port Royal, PortST(iauth, ...... Portsmouth, ...... Portsmouth, Portsmouth, ...... Port Tobacco, Port Watson...... , PorlWiUiam, POSEY,.. Posey, Posey, Posey, Class. County,.County,. tsh. and t. County, . . tsh. ..... tsh tsh. ..... t , tsh. tsh. tsh. .. tsh. . . t c. t. . . cfc City, . tsh. cfc, , fc ... cfc , c fc , cfc , c t County, : tsh. .... tsh tsh. County. Spartanburg, . Ann Arundel, Orangeburg, , Newberry, . . . Rockingham, . Allegany, . . . ., Portage, ¦ Sandusky, . ¦ St. Joseph's, » McKean, . i . Jeiferson, .-. . Wayne, King George,. . Henry, Cecil, Essex, ,. . Cumberland, . . Oxford, ....... Niagara,. Huntingdon, . . Delaware, Scioto,. Mobile, ... Dubois,.; Ontario, Claiborne, Wayne, ! . E. Baton Rouge, E. Baton Rouge, Orange, Westmoreland, Essex, ........ Cumberland,-; , Chautauque, . . . Otsego, Dallas, Jefierson, Huron, ~ Fountain, Monroe Monroe, ....... Dauphin, Allen, Rockingham, . . Caroline,, Montgomery, , . Roekingham, . . Newport, Norfolk, Scioto, Charles, Cortland, Gallatin,.' State. * Port Carbon, [fc Clay, .... Fayette, . Franklin, , S. C. A. T. II. Md. S.C. s. c. N.H.N.Y.O. O.O. In. Pa. Pa.N.Y. O.Va. O.Md. N.Y. N.J. Mc N.Y. Pa. O. O. Al.In. N.Y.Mi. N.Y.La.La.N.Y.Pa.N.Y. Mc N.Y. N.Y. Al. Ken. O. In. M.T.M.T. Pa.Ken. Va. Va.Ten.N.H.R.L Va.O.Md.N.Y.Ken.In.In. In.In. Ref Letters LlAkFi Kg M m Ml Wd Pd Me Me LeHePeOe Rc LeQh JeRgUb X c OcPf Lf Lh FpGh Oo CoRcCp Cp TeOfUb XcOd SdGn Ih Le Gf Ke Ke Rf \\Qh Gj Xc We Rj Kh RhRd Ih GhGg lg Popula tion. 1,483 3,31 6 D.fr. -Wash, 485 429 1,839 18,826 475 333 1,082 116 '61 640519 ,479 "347 841 1,490 "304 917 4.5 12,692 1,771 398 .764 8,0261,727 1,063 323 6,649 334 ,442 692 995236382 449 79 485 75 522 ,182 552 406 148 389 430 1,056 662 ¦ 348 1,101 380 1,2S51,221 260 199 525542357363 901 599 415 661 479479 119675143 78 744 491 413 919491 32 312565 D.fr. Cap. 112 646 537 536 58 43 4531 247 113 117 163 186 164193 IIT 60 161 67 146 86 91 298 9226 100 248 124193 67 193 147 .143 120171149 53 328 81 112 54 115 88 5455 9 140 121 59 4245 18 116 91 69 140 57 SchuylkUl JPa. |R f | ,\ j^yj gg CONSULTING INDEX. 11,7 Names of Places. Posey, . . . . , Posey Posey, "...(.,.. Potiesville, Potest, ! POTTER !,.. Potter, PottersviEe, Pottsddm, : . . Pottsgrove; ,. N. Pbttsgrove; Pottstown, Pottsville, Pougiieepsie,'! Poulfmey, ...;.- Poundridgej F. Poundridge, .....!... Powelton,-'. . ........ POWHATAN, Fownal, Pownal, Prairie, Prairie, ^airie, Prairie, Prairie du CMen, . . . Prattsbnrg, Prattsburg, Prattsville, Pjeble, PREBLE,.... Prescot, Preston, .......... Preston, Preston, PRESTON, Prestonburg, Prestonville, Price*s, P. O Pricetown, PRINCEEDWARDPrince Edward, C. H. Prince Frederick T'n. PRINCE GEORGE, PRINCE GEORGE, Prince George, C.H. PRINCESS ANNE, Princess Anne, C. H. Princess Anne, .... Princeton, tsh tsh tsh t c. fc . . . . County, . Class. County. Harrison, . . . . Rush, Washington, . Louisa,. . . . , Washington, , tsh. and c. fc tsh fc fc t tsh. and c. t. t tsh. ... fc County, . fc . . tsh. tsh. -tsh. Princeton,.., Princeton, Princeton, Prinoetoi}, :.. . . r. . Princeton, Princeton, Princeton, PRINCEWILLfAMPrince William, . . . Prospect, .' Prospect, B . c, t. . . tsh. and fc , t t . , . . , tsh. andt. ¦ Coimty, . . , fc fc tsh tsh Cotmty, . . c. fc t fc County, . . . c t c t. .....'. County, . . . County, . . . c.fc ...... County,. .. c t c t t tsh t c. t fc , cfc . t t County,. .. Parish, . . . fc . . . . fc .. .. Centre, ...... Crawford, *,. . . Sfc Lawrence, Montgomery, , Northumberl'nd Montgomery,Schuylkill'^.. Dutchess, . . . Rutland,. . . . West Chester, .. West Chester, Hancock, .... Cumberland, , Bennington,. , Franklin, ... Holmes, .... Henry, Vigo, Crawford, . . Steuben, .... Warren, . . . ; Cortland, ; Hampshire, . . New Londdn,. Chenango, . . , Wayne, State. Floyd, Rhea, Spartanburg, . Berks, Prince Edward, Calvert Prince George, Pr. Anne, Somersefc. . . . . Worcester, . . . . Schenectady, . . Somerset, Washington, . . Jackson,. CaldweU, Butler, ...... Gibson Beaufort, . . . Waldo New Haven, In. In.In.Va. Mo.Pa. Pa.Pa. N.Y.Pa. Pa.Pa. Pa. N.Y. Vt.N.Y.N.Y. Geo. Va.McVt. O.O. In.In.M.T. N. ¦$-. Mi. N. Y. N.Y. O. Mas. Cfc N.Y. Pa.Va. Ken.Ten. S. C. Pa.Va. Va. Md. Md.Va. Va.Va. Va. Md. Mas. N.' Y. N.J. Mi.Ten. Ken.O.Ih.Va.s. c. Me. CC Ref Letters] HjlgHl^ QiDiPeQfN-e SbSfRe f RfUe UcUeUeKm Qi Xc Ud Kg Lf l^ GgCcQdCn Rc RdJgVd Ve Sd Se Og LiJk Ll SfP i PiRhRh Qi QiRj Rj ShWd Td Tf Cn^^1jgGh QhMn Zb Ve Popula tion. D.fr. Wash 1,199 1,265 1,879 3,661 1,309 677 2,464 7,2221,9091,437 8,6171,308 1,834 193887 2,402 1,436 16,291 768 1,9341,213 290 5,144 81 14,107 -90,474 98,367 9,109 1,346 819 366 775 9,330 9,039 9,383 651 607 560 618 89 916 180 308 484 143 175 143176301 449972279 605 564 408 401 344 541 669 1,060 314 1,101 384390 395 36S 337 '277 445575 490 152 166 56 161 240 144 408 332177 1,164 648766 483 702 596 653 316 D.fr. Cap. 129 33 100 47 197 79 947 916 68 6768677583 139139 37 35 196 5 8344 90 909 66 149136 "72 46 115 974 142 147 91 61 75 63 39 137107 47 1611 119 107 229 98 141 96 52 93 15 118 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Prospect Hill, Prospect Hill, P.O. . . PROVIDENCE, .. . Providence, Providence, Providence^ Providence, Providence, Lower, I Providence, Upper, U Provincetown, ...... Pruntytown, Pughtown, PughtOwn, Pulaski,. „ PULASKI, PULASKI, Pulaski, Pulaski, Pultney, Pultney, Pumpkin Town, .... Pungoteague,'. ..<... Punyatawny, Purdy, Purysburg, ........ PUTNAM, Putnam, PUTNAM,' PUTNAM, Putnam, , . d , PUTNAM, PUTNAM, Putnamville, Putney, Pymatuning, . , Quakerhill,. ........ Quakertowh Qtantico, QUEEN ANN, .... Queen Ann, '. . . QUEENS, Queensborough, .... Queensbu'ry, Queenstown, Quemahoning, Quincy, 1 Quincy,. . . ., Quincy, Quincy, Quincy, . .. ., Rabersburg, RABUN, Raccoon, B Raccoon; Radnor, L. Radnor, J. .... . Rahway, Raisinyiile, B. Ramapo, . i RALEIGH,... italeigh, County, . City, . . . tsh. . . . . tsh tsh tsh. County,., . Countv, . . . fc ..' County, . . . tsh tsh. and fc . c. t. County, . tsh County, . County, . County, . County,. tsh. .... t t t County, . t County, . t tsh fc tsh. fc .. cfc c t fc ! ., Cototy,. . tsh. . tsh tsh , tsh tsh. and fc , tsh.-....., tsh! and t. Capital, . . . fc ..-..., County. Fairfax, , Caswell, . Providence, . . Saratoga, J . .. Bedford,, Luzerne,..,, .. Montgomery, . Montgomery,.Barnstable,. .'. Harrison, .... Chester, Frederick, • • • State. Giles, Steuben, . . . Belmont,. .. Pickens, . . Accomack, . Jefferspn, . . McNairy, . . Beaufort, . . Washington, Muskingum, Pntnain, . ; Windham, Mercer,! . . Dutchess, . Bucks, . . . Somerset, . Prince Georges, Tuscajawas, Warren,-; . .. Queen Ann, • Somerset, , . . Noriblk Gadsden, •¦ . Monroe, . ..-. Gibson, .... Adams,.. .... Centre, ..... Gallia, Parke, Delaware^, . Delaware,!. Essex, Monroe, . . . Rockland,. . Wake,..'... Shelby,.... Va.N.C. R. L R. L N.Y.Pk.Pa.Pa.Pa.-Mas.Va. Pa.Va. N.Y.Geo.A. T. Ten.Ken. N.,Y. O.S.C.Va.Pa.Ten.S. C. N.Y.IJ.-Y.Geo.O. 0.lii. H. In.Vfc Ph. NY. Pa.Md. -Md. MA. N.Y.O. N.Y. Md. Pa.Mas. F.T. Mi. Ten.U. , Pa. Geo. O.In. Pa.O.N.J. M.T. N.Y.N.C.Ten. Eef Letters Qh Oj We WeTcSeSf SfXdNgSfR c Kn Bl Gk JlQd Nf LlSi Of Fk MnUe UoKm JfLg ?^EeHg Vc NeUeSf ShSg RhUfMf Uc Rg Pf WdipFmEk C,gQf Ki Lh GgS,f Kf Tf Ke Te PkDk Popula tion. 47,018 16,833 1,579 9,914 976 1,193 1,689 1,710 D, ft. Wash, 5 981 4,906 9,395 9,500 1,794 1,648 19,698 i 718 13,261 230 ¦ 758 8,262 1,510 14,397 394 415 109 238 156 149 516 209 137 80 393 D. fr. Cap. 132 59 4387 130 9680 118 276 70 159154 739 320 263 537 218,216 819 639 ¦467 336 613 428 319172133 77. 908 139 146 902" 160198173 90 59 42 105 62 86 96 22,460 3,080 1,102 2,901 9,176 1,146 1,101 649 1,983 2,837 '27 14 297 430 62 155 441 873 934867 974 201 374 642 136 426205501 251286906 129 53 25 133 9 23 168 153193 93 967083 30 ,39 56 132 2i7 CONSULTING INDEX. 119 .Namesof Places. Raleigh, RALLS, Randallstown, Randallsville,P.O... . Randolph,. Randolph, Randolph, . . i Randolph, Randolph, Randolph, ., RANDOLPJH, RANDOLPH, RANDOLPH, RANDOLPH, ..... Randolph, Randolfih, Randolph, RANDOLPH, Randolph, Randolph, RANDOLPH, RANDOLPH, Random, , Range, RANKIN, Rankin,' Raphoe RAPIDES,. , Ravenna, , Ravennaj E Ray, Ray, Ray, RAY, Raymond, ......... Rayihond,. Raymond, Raynham, ......... Raysville, Readfield Reading, .M Reading, , Reading, Reading, Reading , County, . fc tsh tsh tsh. ..... County,. . County, . . County, . . County, . . t tsh. ,. tsh County,. . tsh tsh , Cpunty, . , County,. , t tsh County,. ; t , tsh Parish, . cfc tsh. . . . . tsh tsh tsh County, . fc t c. t : t t fc t Reading, f. Reading, A. Re^dington, Readsboro',. ...... J . . Ready ville, Reamstown, ! . . Red Bank, Redding; Redfield, Red Hook, Redlion, .B. Red Mills, Redstone, . ...... .F. Red Sulphur Springs, Reed, t tsh c t fc tsh tsh. t t t tsh tsh tsh. and t. , tsh Hundred, , t tsh Union, Baltimore, . . > Robeson, . ... Coos,. ....... Orange, . . . • Norfolk, ..:. Cattaraugus, Morris, . . .. . Crawford, . . : County. Tipton, Montgomery;. Portage, Dearborn, . . . Tippecanoe, , tsh. Essex, . . . Madison, Yazoo, . . . , Lancaster, . Portage, . . Portage, . . Macomb, . Franklin, . Morgan, . . State, Cumberland, . Rockingham,, , Hinds, Bristol, Warren, Kennebeck, . . Middlesex, . . . Windsor, Fairfield, .... Steuben, ..... Adams, Berks, Hamilton, . . . . Perry, Hunterdon, . . . RenningtOn, . . Rutherford, . . Lancaster, . . . Armstrong,- . .,, Jackson, Oswego, Dutchess, .... New Castle, . . Putnam, fayette; Monroe, ..... Seneca, Ken.' Mo.Md.N.C.N.H.Vfc , Mas.NaY.N.J.Pa. Va.N.C.Geo. Al. Ten.O.O. In. In. In. U.Mo.VfcO. Mi.Mi. Pa.La.O. 0. M.T. In.In., Mo. McN.H. Mi.Mas.0.Me.Mas. VfcCt.N.Y. Pa.Pa.0.O. N.J. Vt.Ten.Pa.Pa. In.N.YN.Y. Del. N.Y. Pa. ~ Va. O. ReC ¦Letters Fi Rg Ol WbVc Wd OdTfNe 0.hOkJo lm Dk JgMeJfJh HfEh CgWb l^Dn Dm Rf BoMeMe Ld lg HgZAgXc Wc Dn We Jg Yb Wd VcUeRdRg SfJgL g TfVd Hk Rf Oe IhSc Ud Sg UeOg -Ni Le Popula tion. 4,375 143 5,743 2,200 ¦ 776 1,443 561 5,000 12,906 2,191 1,468 690 3,912 4,4292,942 106611 2,083 3,432 7,575 806 164 2,657 1,756 999 D.ft. Wash. - 753 48 372 566501 433 348 225 309 D.fr. Cap. 215 910 470 317 537 633 675 423 1,050 116 320320 584 539 613 1,208 64 1,1841,806 1,4094,2461,568 1„001 200 9,313 2il02 669 1,656 341 9,983 1,473 1,209 "964 564 474 1,053 418465 610 444483 983 289 90 143 486 356 202413 673 129236 690 429 323 109 282200 - 282413 40 8699 23 13 312 59 248 218 78 132 112 60 27 8536 127,127 58 55 30 75 26 19 29 69111273 65 186 24 52 101 44 36 135 45 42 188 59 131 51 31 118 193 240 95 190 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Reeder's Corners,! .. Reesville, Reeve, Rehoboth, : . Rehoboth, Rehoboth, Rehrersburg, Reile'y,-. Reiley, Reisterstown, Remsen, RENSSELAER, . . R[ensselaer's Mills,. . Rensselaerville, .... Renwick, Republican, Reserve; Reynoldsburg, . . . . ; RHEA,.. Rheatown, Rhinebeck, Riceborough, Rice Creek Springs, Richards, , Richardsonville, .... Richfield, Class. Richfield, Richford, .......... Richford, Rich Hill, ..,;..... . Rich Hill, Richland, Richland, . .T J. Richland, Richland, ; RICHLAND, ...... RICHLAND, Richland, Richland, ... Richland, Richland, Richland, Richland, Richland, . ! Richland, .......,., Richland, . , , Richland, , . , Richland, Ric)iland, . ; . ...... Richlaiid, Richmond, Richmond, Richmond, i Richmond,. ..... .H. Richmond, RICHMOND, ...... Richmond, ....,..., Richmond, Richmond, J, Richmond, , Richmond, tsh fc ..-..!.., Hundred, , t fc'.!....!,tsh. ...... tsh. ...... t tsh. and fc . County,. .. tsh. and fc fc tsh cfc County, . . -. t tsh. and fc . cfc .. tsh. and t. tsh. ..,..' t fc tsh tsh. tsh tsh t tsh District, . Cotmty, . . tsh tsh tsh tsh , tsh tsh , tsh tsh '. , tsh tsh tsh tsh. fc County, , cfc tsh. tsh.tsh. County. YateSj ....... Montgomery,. Bristol, ! . . Sussex, . . . Perry,..;.Berks,. . , . Vigo,!!...Butler, .'. . Baltimore, Oneida, . . . Rehsselaer,. . Albany, . . . . Tompkins, . . Jefferson, .. . . Parke, Humphreys,. Greene,:. . . . Dutchess, . . . Liberty, .'. . . Richland, ... Hancock, . . . Edgefield,.!. Otsego, ..... Medina, .... Franklin, . . . Tioga,.!...: Greene, Muskingumj Bucks, Lancaster, Venango , . Belmont, ... . Clinton, Dark, ....;.. Fairfield, .... Guernsey, . . . . Henry, Holmes, . . . . . J.ackson, . : . . . Marion,. .,"... Fountain, Greene,. . . . . Monroe, Rush, Lincoln, . .% . . Cheshire, Chittenden, . . . Berkshire, . : . . Washington, . Ontario, . . . . , Richmond, . . . Berks, Crawford,...Tioga, State. N.Y.Pa. In.Mas. Del. O.Pa. In. O.Md.N.Y. N.Y. N.Y. N.Y. N.Y. In. ;. In.Ten.Ten.Ten: N.Y. Geo. S.C. Me. S.C. N.Y.O.Vt. N.Y.Pa. 0. N.Y. Pa. Pa.Pa.S.C. o. O. " o.o. o. o.o.o. o. o.In. In. In. In. Me. N.H.VfcMas. R. L N.Y.N.Y. N.Y. Pa. Pa.Pa. Kef Letters Qd SfGh We Sn LgRf Gg RgSoUdUd Rd' Ih g?FjJkLj Ue MoNl Zb MmSdMe VbRdNgMg RcSf RfOeNm LfMf Kg JfLg Mg Je LfLg Kf Jf Hg HgJg Yb VdVb UdWeTf QdTfSf OeQe Popula tion. 9,459 80 1,839 1,400 49,494 3,685 D.fr. Wash. 8,186 9,938 197 1,759 653 704 994 1,963 9,733 1,719 693 11,469 94,006 3,7471,661 357 1,537, 1,894 167180 490444 1,3081,3091,109 844 1,363 7,0891,876 1,379 959 581 304139 :666 '408 197 350148 645 507 54 400 D. fr.! Cap. 393 369 999585 645799 444 317 699 487 679 540377 ¦ 344 563 994940 399379179107 945 975 337489369 390 489 355374 409 644 645634 545 683493 519361379 353 991 155 310 940 184 84 198 39 45SO 3878 190 46 96 3624 163 8073 78 983 57 909 13 85 7769 130 66 151 233 73 153 86 91 906 194 6099 38 124 158 69 4640 7172 5148 15 75 26 136 29 212 167 61 243 134 CONSULTING INDEX. 121 Names of Places.' RICHM02TD, . RICHMOND, Richmond, C.H. RICHMOND, RICHMOND.......Richinond Springs, . . Richmond, Richinond, Richmond, , Richmond, ¦ Richmond,, Richmond, RiShmond,, ........ ^ Ridgeburg; Ridgefield, Ridgefield, C. Ridgeville, ......... Ridgeville, Ridgeville, Ridgeville, Ridgeway, .... Ridgeway, Ridgeway's Settlem'fc Ridley, Riga,... Riley, Riley, Rindge, Ringoes, Ringwood, Ripley, Ripley, Ri'pley, ..: Ripley, Ripley, RIPLEY, Ripley, Ripley, RIPLEY, -Ripton, Rising Sun, Ritchieville, Riverhead, roane;,: Robb, — :.' Robbinston, ROBERTSON,..:., Robertsville, Robeson, ROBESON, Robinson, , . . . . Robinson, E . Robinson, Rochester, Rochester, . . , Rochester, Rochester, Rochester, Rochester, >. , Rochester, Rock, ......; Capital, . . . County, . . , cfc ...... Cotinty, . . . County,. .. cfc tsh. ,Class. County. Henrico, . Richmond, . fc fc c t tsh fc tsh. . t fc tsh. t tsh. and t. tsh tsh. tsh. and fc . fc tsh t fc , fc t ... . tsh. and t.. fc tsh. .;..., tsh County, . . . tsh. tsh. .; County, . . . fc t t tsh.and t. , County,. . . Cotmty, . t tsh. . . . . . County, . . tsh tsh. ..... tsh t fc fc..cfctsh.fc .. fc .. tsh. Richmond, ... Madison, Ashtabula, .-. . Jefferson, Ross, Wayne, . Morgan,. .... Ray, Bradford, .... Fairfield, Huron, Madison, .... Jtiniatta, .... Lorain, Warren, Orleans, . . , . . Jeff'erson, . . ., . Jeff'erson, .... Delaware, . . . Monroe, Oxford, ....... Sandusky, . . . Cheshire, .... Hunterdon, . . Bergen, Somerset, . . . Chautauque, . Brown Holmes, ...... Huron, Montgomery, , Rush, Addison,. . , Dearborn,. . Dinwiddle,. Suffolk, . . . Posey, Washington, , Beaufort Berks; Allegany, Washington, . Posey, . J . . . Strafford, Windsor, . . . . Plymouth, ... Monroe, . . . . . Ulst'er, Warren, . . . .;. Oakland, . . . . Harrison, . . . . State. Va.Va:Va. N.C.GeeGeo. Ken.O.O. O. In. Ii. Mo.Pa. Ct.O.N.'Y.Pa.O.O. N.Y. Pa. Pa. Pa. N.Y. Mc"0.N.H. N.J.N.J. Me. N.Y.O. O.o. In.In.In. Mo. Vfc In. Va.N.Y. Ten.In. Me. Ten. S.C. Pa. N.C.Pa. Pa.In.N.H.VfcMas. N.Y. N.Y. O. M.T. O. Ref Letters Qi RiRi 01 L m L m J i NeNfl.gJg Df ^^ReUeLeScQf Le Jg Pe Pe Pe Sg QeXb Ke VdTfTe YaOd K h LfLelg GgJg Bi VbIh Qj, Vf JkGh AZaHjMnSf Ol Nf NfGhXc Vc XeQc Te Jg fed Mf Popula tion. D.ft. Wasli. 16,060 6;055 9,369 11,644 181 231221 627 2,323 842 622 67 1,972 1,068 1,907 57 1,269 644 1,647 572 620 176 3,989 278 2,016 11,341 866 116 13,279 1,966 9,433 1,371 924 9,156 1,399 3,5569,907 1,376 158 708 122 118 596537 315 271402 504 , 833 1,101 261 278404 383 . 146372474 402236236 124374606428 435 176 246 659 357 480 346397 625 542 491537 164 305 799794 699136 929 241 739 500488436361299458569 254 D. fr. Cap. 122 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. ROCK BRIDGE, . . ROCK CASTLE, . . Rock City, Rock Creek, Rock Crpek,.. . ...... Rockdale, Rockford, RockHa,ll, ...... Rock Haven, Rock Haven, Rpckhillr I. Roekhill, ROCKINGHAM, ¦¦ ¦ 'Rockingham, ROCKINGHAM, . . . ROCKINGHAM, : . . Rockingham, Rockingham Springs, ROCKLAND ROCKLAND,..:...Rockland, r. . Rockland, I . Rockland, Rdcklanding, Rockport, Rockport, Ro6ksburg, Rock Spring, P. O.. . . Rockstream, Rocktown, Rockville, Rockvillcj Rockville, . . . :, Rocky Mount, Rocky Mount, P. O. . Rocky Mounfc Rocky Spring, P. O. . Rodman, Rodney, RogerStowni Rogersyille,. Rogersville, .;.... . . , Rogersville, RogersvUle, . .' Rome, Rome, . . . Rome, ROME, Rome, Ronie, ,.. .. Rome, .-.' Rome, Rome, Romeo, Romney, ........... Ronmey, Romulus, Ronaldsburg, ..:.... Root, Rootstown, I Roscomb Manor,. .K, County, . County, . tsh.tsh.tsh. cfc tsh. fc .. County, . County, . County, . cfc County, . County,. tsh. .... tsh tsh tsh. cfc c.fc c t. cfc tsh. Bartholome'w, Carroll,. . Crawford,-. . . . Surry, Kent, : Leon, ..... .\ Pope, Bucks, Baldvvih, ..... Windham, ; .. Richmond, . . . Rockingham, . cfc . . : cfc,..: tsh. and c. fc tsh County,. . . . tsh. tsh.tsh,cfc c.fc h. and fc tsh. tsh.tsh. County. Sullivan, Berks, Venango, . . . . Halifex, . .-. . . Cuyahoga, . . . Spencer, .....: Franklin, Beaufort, . . . . ,Yates, Dauphin, . . . . Montgomery,. Scioto, Parke,. .. . . .,. Franklin, .', . . Fairfield, . . . . Autauga, ,. . < . Claiborne, . . . . Jefferson, . . . . Jefferson, . '. . . Franklin, ¦ . • . Person, Anderson, . . i Lauderdale, . . Hawkins, . . . . Kennebeck, . . Oneida, Crawford, . . . . Smith, ! Ashtaljula, . . . Athens, Lawrence, . . . Perry, ..:.... Macomb, . . . . Grafton, Hampshire, . , Trigg,... Montgomery, . PortagCj . . . . . Berks, ....... State. Va. Ken. N.Y. In. In. Pa.N.C.Md. F.T.II.Pa.AI. N.H.Vt.Va.N.C.N. C. '. N.C.II. N.Y.N.Y. Pa.Pa.N.C.O.In. Pa.S. C. N.Y.Pa.Md.O. In. Va. S. C. AI. Mi, N.Y. Mi. Mo. N.C. S.C. Al. Ten. Me.N.Y.Pa.Ten.Ten.O.O.O. In.M.T.N.H.Va. N.Y. Ken. N.Y.O. Pa. Kef Letters Oi Ji UclgHf Ne ?J Rg Jp Fi Sf Fp Wd Vc Ph Oj OlOj De TeTe Sf Oe Qj Me GiQf Mn RdRfQg Kh GgOjNl Hn DnSe Co DhPj Ll GIKjYbScOe JkHj Ne Mg Lh Hi LdWc PgRd FjTd Me Sf Popula tion. 14,244 9,86^ 225 9,109 44,325 2,278 20,683 12,936 9,388 547 1,342 778 361 16 1,901 883 4,360 366 3515225681 993 2,089 2,750 663 1,256 D. fr. Wash: 419590 661 305379 68 911 778 171 1,011 444 399307 304 157 269903 362 692 103605 301 103 15 432 640 263 484 862 1,083 403 1,331 893 262 566 771 451 604 401299 676 321 332393 653 566 522 116 322 784 397 321 152 D. fr. Cap. CONSULTING INDEX. 193 Names of Places. Rose, Rose, Roseburg,. RosehiU, Roseneath, P, O. Roseville, Roseville, Ross, . BOSS, Ross, . Ross, . Ross, Rosstown, , Rostraver, RossvUle,P.O...... Rossville, Rotterdam, Jtoulet, ROWAN,- ¦¦_.¦¦:.. Rowe, Rowlandsville, Rowley, Roxborough, Roxborough, K Roxbury, D Roxbury, Roxbury, Roxbury, Hoxbury, Roxbury, Roxbury, ....... .B Royalton, Royalton, Royalton, Royalton, Royalton, Ruckersville, Ruggles, Rumfortl, Rumley, Rupert, Rush, Rnsh, Rush, Rush, Riish, .J . Rush, Rush, .:.... Rush, RUSH;...,. Rush Creek, , Rush Creek, . Rushford, . . . Rushville, . . . Rushville, . . . Rushville, . . . Rushville, . . . Riishville, . . . Class. tsh.tsh.fc .. t fc tsh tsh County, . . . tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh. and fc , t fc tsh tsh Coimty, . t fc ., cfc. fc f tsh.tsh. tsh. fc .. fc .. tsh. tsh. fc .. tsh. fc.. tsh. and' fc . t tsh tsh. tsh. tsh. tsh. tsh. tsh County, . . fsh tsh tsh: and t. t fc tsh tsh. and c fc t County. Wayne, , Stark, , Armstrong, . . Rockingham,: Halifax, , . . . . Delaware, Muskingum, . Allegany, .... Northampton, Butler, ....... Greene, ........ Jefferson, Clinton, St. Lawrence,. , York, Westmoreland,Hamilton, ... . Butler, .J Schpnectady, . . Potter, .: Franklin, ... Cecil Essex, . .. ,. Person, .... Philadelphia,Cheshire, . . . Washington,Norfolk, .... Litchfield, .'. Delaware, . . Morris, Washington,Windsor, . . . Worcester,. . Niagara, . . : . Cuyahoga, . . Fairfield, . . . Elbert Huroii, Oxford, Harrison, . . . Bennington, . Monroe, .... Centre, Dauphin, . . . Northumberl'ndSchuylkiU, . . . Susquehanna,. Champaign, . . Tuscarawas, . Fairfield, . Logan, . . . Allegany, . Tioga, ... Yates,- . . . Fairfield, . Rush, . . . . Schuyler, . State. N.Y. O.Pa.N.C. N.C. N.Y. 0. Pa.Pa.O. O.0.O. In. N.Y. Pa.Pa. Ten.O.N.Y. Pa.N.C. Mas.Md.Mas. N.C. Pa. N.H.VfcMas. Ct.N.Y.N.J.O.Vt. Mas.N.Y. O.O.Geo.0. Me. O. VfcN.Y.Pa.Pa.Pa.Pa.Pa.O.O. In. O.O.N.Y.N.Y.N.Y.O. In. II. Eef Letters Rc Mf OeOjQj Td l^fSf Kg Jg KgN,fHfShRfQf Ik Jg Td Pe NkVdRgXd IjSfVd VbWdUeTdTf Mg Vc VdPcMe Lg Ll L e Xb Mf UcQdPf RfRfRfReKfMf lg Lg Kf PdRdQd LgJg Df Popula tion 1,641 978 69 9,196 838 94,068 1,745 1,256 1,040 1,721 629 1,481, 20,786 716 2,044 ' 1,334 322 737 5,247 1,1223,234 2,262 117 1,893 1,493 3,138 529 81 971 1,1961,0991,381 9,098 409 58 1,078 359 643 775365 9,707 1,930 309 1,115 934 D.fr. Wash 353309 241285243 359346 994 199 502443278 651 453 98 912 636 488 394 292 406 -80 4R2 271 144 436512430317364 220 326 491416404 349 380 586 380609 986 430 356 186126168180 261433 320 362 459 332 274324 369 553 D. fr. Cap. 179199 185 115 886669 909 106 115 47 159 78 178 14 190148101 18 185 117 79 30 60 .97 58 16 9 45 63 548433 66 269 126 36 108100 51 134 96 229 114 16 58 72 153 37 108 38 63 270 179195 38 40 172 124 CONSULTING INDEX. Namesof Places. Russell, Russell,. RUSSELL,.... ... RUSSELL !... RUSSELL,... .... Russell,,. : Russellville, Russellville, Russellville, Russellville, ¦¦ Russellville, Russia, ............ Russia, "RUTHERFORD, . . Rutherford, Rutherfnrdton, ...... RUTHERFORD,... RUTLAND Rutland, . . . . : Rutland, Rutland, Rutland, ....,.:.... Rutland, f .. .. Rutltdge, ...,.,.:.. Rye, ...!.; Rye Rye, Ryegate, ........... Sabillisville, Sackets, . . . : Sackett's Harbor,. . . . Saco, Sadaghgueda, ... ... Saddle River, Sadsbury, Sadsbury, Sadsbury, . , L . Sagg Harbor, SAGINAW, Saginaw, , . Sfc Albans, St. Albans, St. Albans, ... ..... Sfc Andrews, ....... St. Augustine, ... . . St. Bartholomews, . . . ST. BERNARDS, . ST. CHARLES, .. . ST. CHARLES, . . St. Charles,: . . St. Clair, Sfc Clair, ST. CLAIR, ..... Sfc Clair D Sfc Clair ST. CLAIR; Sfc Clair,.. ST. CLAIR, St. Clairsville, ...... ST. FRANCIS...... St. Francis: Class. tsh. and t. . County, . . . County, . . . County,. . . tsh. c. t ! . . fc t ! cfc .:..., fc , . . . tsh. and t. . tsh County, . . . fc .:.... .. c t. . , County, . . . County, . . . cfc tsh tsh , tsh. c t t tsh. andt.. tsh., t t fc t '. . : fc ..:. fc tsh tsh tsh tsh t County, . t t tsh. . . . Parish, t Parish, . Parish, . Parish, . County,c t tsh tsh County, . tsh. tsh Cotmty, : County,. c fc' County, . t County. Hampden, . . . St. Lstwrenoe, Geauga, . . , Franklin, -. , Claiborne, , Jefferson,- . , Logan, . . . , Brown, . . . . Herkimer, , Lorain,. .. , Burke; .... Rutherford, Rutland,. . .. . Worcester, . . . Jefferson,-. . . . Tioga, Meigs; Graing'er, . ; . . Rockingham, . West Chester, Perry, Caledonia, ... Frederick, . . . , Albany, Jefferson, York,. ,. Oneida, ...:... Bergen, Chester, Crawford, Lancaster, . . . . Suffolk ., State. Saginaw, . . . Somerset, . . . Franklin, . . . Licking, . . . . Charleston, . . St. Johns, . . . Colleton, . Sfc Charles, Allegany,..Bedford, . . . Butler, ..... Columbiana, St, Clair,. Belmont, Sfc Francis, Mas. N.Y.Va.Al. Ken. O.Al. La. Ten.Ken.O. N.Y.O.N.C. N.C.N.C.Ten. Vt.Vt. ' Mas. N:Y.Pa. O. Ten: N.H. N.Y. Pa.VfcMd. N.Y.N.Y. Mc N.Y. N.J.Pa. Pa.Pa. N.Y.M. T. M. T. Me. Vt.O. S.C.-' F.T. , S.C.La. La. Mo. Mo.Pa. Pa.Al.O. o. M.T. M.T.U. O. A.T.A.T. Kef Letters Vd SbLiIn Ji Me GI AnKi HjKfh Sc LeMk MkMk HkUc VcWdSc QeLgKj XcUe QfVb QgTd Rc Xc SdTfSg,NeRgVf Kc Kc Yb UbLf NnMq, Nn Eq DqDh DhNfPf ' HmJgNfLd LdEh Mf Ck Dk Popula, tion.' 507 541 6,714 3,879 116 D.fr. Wash, .358 471 171 2,468 216 17,557 26,134 31,294 2,753 1,276 2,339 697 . 971 1,172 1,602 843 1,119 338804 1,274 475 711 476 401 . 377 467 484 .3,219 3,3971,876 952 1,230 920 9,395 935 3,797 3,366 5,147 4,390 4,6039,1315,975 1,8341,913 1,114 979 7,078 784 1,505 469406 418 254 366 483486 259 190 593 59 379 407 528 375 227 131 302126 332 D.fr. Cap. 99 203 141 127 441951 171 106 94 119 913993 619645 541373 544 841 578 67 51 154 148 95 939 46 157 10 3788 21 161 71 96 61 67 949 ,51 958 876 948 197 193 909193 488983 101170 585 59 276 124 - 957 86 46 64 9398 999 78 111 CONSULTING INDEX, 126 Names of Places. ST. FRANCIS, St. Francisville, ST. GENEVIEVE,. St. Genevieve, Sfc George, , Sfc George, ...... D. Sfc George's, St. George's, St. George Dorchester Sfc Helena, . . . ^. . . . ST. HELENA^. ¦ ¦ ¦ St. Helena, St. James, ST. JAMeS, Sfc James, Goose Creek Sfc James, Santee, County, . t County, . cfc Hundred, , fc Parish, . . . Parish, . . Parish, . . , t Parish,Parish,Parish, STJOHNBAPTIST Parish, County, . Parish, . Parish, . ST. JOHN'S, Sfc John's, Berkley, . . Sfc John's, Colleton,. . Sfc Johnsville, : . ST. JOSEPH, ST. JOSEPH, .^. ... . ST. LANDRY,..:.. ST. LAWRENCE,., St. Leonard's,. . . . . . . ST. LOUIS,. St. iMuis, . . . .: Sfc Lnke's, Sfc Mark's, : Sfc Martin's, ST.MARTIN'S,.:.,St. Martinsville, ST. MARY'S, ...... Sfc Mary's, : . . . ! ST. MARY'S, , St. Mary's, Sfc Michael's, i SfcMichael's, ... . .. Sfc Paul's, Sfc Peter's, Sfc'Saville, Sfc. Stephen's, Sfc Stephen's, Sfc Tammany, ST. TAMMANY, . . . Sfc Thomas, ...* SfcThoinas, Salem, :.. . . Salem, Salem, Salem, Salem, Salem: Salem, : . . , SALEM,... ., Salem, Salem,. Salem, . ..: Salem,. .- Salem, Class. County, . . County, . . Parish, . . County, . . County,. . . , c. fc Parish, . . . . t fc .....,:.. Parish, . . . , fc County, . . . , fc Palrish, . . . . tsh. andc.fc fc fc .! Parish, , . . Parish, ... fc ... . Parish, . . . Parish, . . . tsh. and t. . Parish, ; . . t City, W. Feliciana,. St. Genevieve, Lincoln, , . . :'. Chittenden,. . . New Castle, . . New Castle, . . Colleton, Beaufort, ..... Livingston,, Kent, Charleston,. Charleston, . Charleston, . . . Charleston, . . . Montgomery, . fc , fc . tsh. and c. t. tsh. cbunty, tsh. and c.t. fc . tsh fsh tsh. '. County. Calvert, . Sfc Louis, . . Beaufort, . . Leon, Worcester, . Sfc Martin's, . . , Camden, . Mercer, - Talbot, ...... Madison, ..... Colleton, . : . . . Beaufort, Wayne, ...... Charleston,. . . Washington, . Mecklenburg,. Franklin, . :. . Charleston, . . . Rockingham, . Orleans, Essex, New London, . Albany, ...... Washington, . West Chester, State. Salem,. . . Fayette, . Luzerne, . Mercer, ! Wayne, . . Mo.La.Mo.Mo.Me. Vfc Del. Del. S.C.S.C.La.La. Md. La.S.C. S.C. La. F.T. C. s. c. N.Y. M.T.In.La.N.Y. Md.Mc Mo.' S. C. F.T. Md. La.La. Md. GeeLa. O. Md.Mo.S.C.S. C. GeeS. C. Al.Va.La.Pa. S.,C.N.H.Vfc Mas. Ct.N.Y.N. Y. N.Y.N.J.N.J. Pa. Pa. Pa.Pa. Rff Letters D i Cp Di Di YcUbSgSg Nm Nn Dp DpRg P-P NmO m Dp MqNmNnTd le He BpSb- Rh DhDh NnJp Sh Bp Bp Rh Mp CqJf Rg DiNnMn Mo NmGoPj DpQgOnWdVb Xd VeUdUc UeSgSg Og ReNe Se Popula tion, ' D.fr. Wash. 2,366 2,186 1,643 136 2,468 8,788 4,028 7,6468,6323,743 5,6772,538 10,965 10,045 1,205 D.fr. Cap. 149 1,313 287 12,691 36,354 14,125 ' 9,422 7,205 13,459 6,442 648 9,783 2,416 2,8641,771 1,302 ' 230 13,895 958 2,972 1,537 14,155 1,570 918 1,117 593 874 '630 509 iio 114 563 634 I6g 57 110 27 31 68 168 1,212 79 527499 527562 410 767 98 44 78 112 68 110 62 68 '856 75 134 918 144 1,366 , 22 107176 235 508 72 890 567 629 ,703 541 985 219 HI 35 173 101145 74 99 1^ 97 97 594453578446354371493 986 57 101 34 59 14 3b 11 46 130 L9 1^1 199199 277 252 65 190 89 240 150 126 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Salem, Salem, Salem, Salem, , - Sal^m, Salem, ,. , Salem, Salem,. Salem,: Salem,. Salem, : . . . . Salem, Salem,* ...;.... Salein,t Salem, A. Salem, Salem,. Salem, .-. . Saleni, , Salem, .A. Salem, Salem, Salem, ~. . . Salem, Salem, .:. Salem Corners, ...... Salford, Lowdf, .;. .6, Sa]ford,-Upper, Salina Saline^ , SALINE, Saline, K. Salisbury, • Salisbury,. C. Salisbury, Salisbury, Salisbury, Salisbury, . ; Salisbury, Salisbury, . . . D , Salisbury, i Salisbury, ...,.,.... Salisbury,. Salisbury, : . Salisbury, Salubrity,- Salt Creek, Salt Creek, Salt Creek, . .... Salt Creek, ; . : . Salt Creek, Salt Creek, Salt Creek, ., Salt Lick, ..... .,. . . . Salt Licks, '.. .. Salt Lick, , . Salt Rock, :. Salt Sulphur Springs, tsh.fc .. fc.. cfc t«h,tsh.tsh.fc .. fc .. tsh. tsh. .... . tsh. ..... tsh tsh tsh tsh. andt. tsh. : c^c.fct. .. tsh. tsh. and t. tsh County, . . tsh. fc I.. tsh. and t. fc tsh : tsh cfc tsh.t .. tsh. tsh. tsh,tsh.tsh. tsh. tsh.tsh. tsh: tsh. Cpunty. Westmoreland, Bottetourt, . . . Fauquier Harrison, .... Stokes, Baldwin, Clark Franklin, Livingston, . ., Ashtabula, . . . Champaign, . . Columbiana,. . Columbiana,. . Columbiana,. . Highland, Jefferson, Meigs, Monroe, Muskingtim, . Shelby, Tuscarawas, . Warren, ..... Washington, . Washiiigton, . Marion, Wayne, Montgomery, . Montgomery,.Onondaga, . . , Columbiana,. . Washtenaw, Merrimack, . Addison, . . . . Essex, Litchfield, .-, Herkimer, . . Orange, . . . . Lancaster, . . Lehigh, . . . . Somersefc . . . Kerifc ...... Somerset, . . . Rowan, Gads^ei^, . . . Hocking, ... Holmes, .... Muskingun), Pickaway, . . , Wayne, .... Jacksdn,. . . . , Monroe, .... Fayette, Greenup, ... Perry,. : . . . , Marion, . . . . , Monroe, .... State. Pa.Va.Va.Va.N.C.Geo.Geo.Ten. Ken. O. / O.O.O.O.O.O. O.O.O.O.O.O.O. In. II. Pa.Pa.Pa. N.Y.O. Mo.M.T. N.H.Vt. Mas. Cfc N.Y. N.Y.Pa. Pa.Pa. Del. Md. N.C. O.F.T. O.O. 0.0.O. In. In.Pa. Ken. O.O. Va. Ref Letters OfNi QhNiIfj KmKmHkFi Ne Kf Nf NfNf Kg Nf LgNgMfJf MfJgMg' Hh Eh SeSf SfRc NfAhKdWcUcXdUeTcTeRfSfOg SgShNk Lg Lg MfMg Mf Hg HgOgLhNi Populai, tion. 2,294 281 4S60 1^237 ,1,793 - 177 56 876 1,960 519 519756 294 957 9,949 573 830 1,1086,929 664 2,873 1,379 9,07 2,519 2,580 1,999 3,205 1,342 603 664 1,137 i;i90 1,656 937 1,492 276 530 D:fr. Wash 206256 63 242 341640 634694 783 341 44^285 299 994 461274 360 984 331 482328 ' 465312 613777 158164 314 293526489486470 342 411978 123176 155102 198 379356881370341 946 385341 611 699 189 439369496270 D. fr. Cap. 178 180117 276 113 3 5892 245 188 62 146157161 84 1^9 99 150 67 86 101 79 979196 8685 135157 59 1566 41 46 71 118 49 83 144 13 91 118 106 14 47 8769 36 885951 166197 5657 911 * Salem, in Green township, Columbiana county. t Sale.m, in Gosben township, Columbiana county. CONSULTING INDEX. 197 Names of Places. Saltville, Saltzburg, . . . . Saluda, Salvisa, SAMPSON,..Sandbornton, . Sand Creek, . . Sand Creek, . . Sandersville, . . Sandisfield, . . . Sandiston, . . . . Cotmty, . t. tsh tsh. .... c t t Sand Lake, . . . . Sandown', ... Sand Town, . . . SANDUSKY, . Sandusky, . , . . Sandusky, '. . . . ..E, Sandusky, ....'... Sandwich, Sandwich, Saiidy, . , Sandy, Sandy Creek, Sandy Creek, Sandy Creek, Sandy Creek, Sandy Grove, P.O.! Sandy HiU; Sandy HiUj Sandy Lake, Sandyville, Sanford, Sanford, SANGAMON,. . , . Sangamon, Sangerfield, ... . , Sangerville, Santa Fe Tolosa, . . SANILAC, Saranac, Saranac, SARATOGA Saratoga, . . ...... Saratoga Springs^ . . Sardinia,. , Sarecta, ......!.. Sassafras Town, . . Satartia, .... .... Satterthwaite's Mill,T Saugerties, Saugus,, ,...:.,.. Sault de St. Mary, ; Savannah, Savannah, ........ Savannah r Saverton, Saville, ....... Savoy, Class. fc .. fc .. tsh. tsh t ll. and fc . fc fc County, . . . tsh t tsh.- tsh,fc .. tsh. tsh.fc .. tsh.tsh. tsh. c t. fc tsh.fc .. t. tsh. .... . County, . . fc ...... . tsh. andt. t County, . tsh cfc County, . . . tsh. tsh. ,...!.. tsh. and fc . tsh fc ........ fc .. fc .. fc .. tsh.fc .. cfctsh. c. fc . t tsh. . t Washington, liidiana,'. . . . Jefierson, ! . . Mercer, County. Strafford,.. .. . Bartholomew, Decatur, Washington, . Berkshire, . ¦ . Sussex,.-: . . . . Bennington,. . Rensselaer, . . Rockingham,. Gloucester, . . . Crawford,...Huron, . Richland, . . . Sandusky, . . , Strafford, . . . Barnstable,. . Stark, ... Tuscarawas,Orleans, .... Mercer, ». . . . Venatigo, . . . , Chatham, Washington, . Worcester, . . . Mercer, . . . . . Tuscarawas, . York, ....... Broome, Sangamon, . . . Oneida, Penobscot, . . . Columbia, .- . . Cllntoii, , Berrien, , Saratoga, . • , Venango, ! . . -^laratoga, . . . . irie, Duplin, ... . . Kenfc Yazoo, ...... W-irren, Ulster, ....:.. Essex, Chippeway, . , Wayne, phatham, . . . , Hardin, Ralls,-. ...... Perry, Berkshire, . . . State. Va. Pa. In.Ken.N.C.N.H. In.In.Geo, Mas. N.J; Vt. N.Y. N.H. N.J. O.O. O.0.O. N.H.Mas. O. O. N.Y.N.Y. Pa.Pa.N.C.N.Y. Md. Pa.O. Mc N.Y. II.II. N.Y. McF.T. M.T. N.Y. M.T. N.Y, N.Y.Pa.N.Y.N.Y.N.C.Md. Mis. O. N. Y. Mas. M.T. N.Y. GeeTen. Mo.Pa. Mas! Ref. Letters Mj Of Ih Ji Pk WclgLn UdTe Uc Ud Wd S.g lieLf Le LfKe Wc Xe Mf Mf Pc Rc Ne NeOk U c ShNe Mf XcSd Eg Eg Sd YaLq Kc Ub Hd UcUcOeUc P d QISg Dn JgUd Xd JdRc Mh Fk Cg Qf Vd Popula tion. 39 11,634 9,866 1,655 1,097 333 3,660 557 9,851 579593588597 9,744 3,361 909 765 1,8391,048 741 91 9,397 931 19,690 9,979 776 316 38,679 9,461 2,204 1,453 78 3,747 «60 886 1,319 927 D.fr. Wash 36a 206 583572495693657 669 363 241 433 387 467 141 419415 391 499 515 464 307 311 381 385 271 374345 427 174386313 511312 364 671 875 593 676 416413413 339351 99 1,071 463 395439 889346 669 803 ' 965 196 387 D.fr. Cap. 293 175 85 21kh 46 57 ^7 109 83 113 1636 43 79 115 66 104 41 56 195 117 946 159 934212 64 50, 137 219 119 94 121 86 70 155 162186 3436 36 273 115 6936 67 46 7 356 166 167119179 39 119 198 CONSULTING INDEX. - Names of Places. Say brook, ....,'..... Saybrook, , . . . Scarjjorough Scarsdale, .H. Sea was,. , Schatecoke, . ;' ISCHENECTADY, . Schenectady, [SCHOHARIE, vSelioharie, .....,,... Schro'on, Schuyler, \ SCHUYLER, \ SCHUYLKILL,.... Schnylkili, R. Schuylkill, Schuylkill Haven, . . . , Schwarzburg, ....... I Scipioj .-......, Scipio,. IScipio, Scio, \SCIOTO, Scioto, Seioto, Scioto, I Scioto, Scituate, Scituate, Scotchtown, ; LScotia, Scotia, ' Scott, Scott). ..: iSCOO'T, IscoTT,,.:: Scott,..:. I Scott, .'..B! Scott,: .- SCO rr, Scott, — :.. Scott \ SCOTT, Scottsborough, ....... Soottsville, Scottsville, Scottsville, Scottsville, ......... Scriba, ¦ \ SCRIVEN, ........ I Scrub Grass Scuffletown, Scuffletown, ..... k,. . Scuffletown, ^O. . . . Scull Shoals, KO Sculltown, Soabrbdk, Seaford, Seal, ., -Sear^bprough, A. Searsmont, tsh. tsk. tsh. and t. . . County, . . : . City, County, tsh. and c t, tsh. and t. . . tsh Countyi . . . . County, . . . . tsh. tsh Class. Middlesex, ... Ashtabula, . . . Cumberland, . West Chester, Seneca Rensselaer, . . . Schenectady, . Schoharie, . . . Essex,..'. . .'. . Herkiiper, , . . t tsh tsh tsh tsh County, . tsh tsh tsh tsh fc. c fc , tsh tsh County, . County, . tsh tsh tsh. .... County, i tsh. ..,-. tsh. .... County,.. c.fc t tsh County, , tsh. . . . , fc , , t. , fc .. tsh. fc,. . fc". . County. Chester, . . Schuylkill, , Schuylkill, , WaynCj Cayuga, . . . Meigs, . . . , Seneca Allegany, . . Delaware, Jackson, . . . , . Pickaway, . . . Robs, Plymouth,. . . . Providence, . . -Orange, Pope,. Schenectady, . Cortland, Wayne, Adams, . _. . . . ferown, ....'. Marion, . . . . Montgomery,. Vanderburg,. . Baldwin, . . . Monroe, . . . Albemarle, . Pdwhatan, . Allen; . , . . . Veirango, . . . . Gloucester,. . . Abbeville, . . . . Laurens,. . . . . Greene,. .! Salem,. ...... Rockingham, . Sussex, ...... Pike Bennington, . . Waldo, , State. Cfc 0. McN. Y. N.Y. N.Y.N.Y. N.Y.N. Y.' N.Y. N.Y.' N.Y. 11.Pa.Pa.Pa. Pa.M.T. N.Y. 0. O.N.Y.O.O.O. 0. 0. Mas. R,LN.Y.A. T. N.Y.N.,Y.Pa.Va. Ken, O. O. 0.In. In.In.Mc Gee N.Y.Va.Va. - Ken. N.Y.Gee.Pa.Va.S.C.s. a: Geo.N.J. N.H. Del. O. ' Vfc Me. Eef Letters Ve NeXcU e Rd UdTdUdTd TdUcSc Df Rf Sf Rf Rf Kf Rd Lg Ke PdLh Kf Lg KgK.g X d. WeTeAk,Ud RdSeLjJhKgKg KfIh HgIhEjKmQc PIQi Hj Rc Mn OeRi LlMlKmSgXdShLg Vd Yb Popula. tion. 5,018 627 2,106 317 3,002 19,347 4,968 97,902 5,157 1,614 2,074 20,744 1,434 1,200 2,691 •377 618602 8,740 465339 462 4,123 3,4683,994 1,452 216 5i724 14,677 1,452 -820 337 3,092 2,136 180 2,073 4,776 791 1,093 1,173 40 IjlSl D.fr. Wash. D.fr. Cap. 334 ¦350 533 249 335 '392 391 381472 397 134173171 645331 353 426 312 431399 404404445 -384 272 1,149 391321 293 461480416 612 798 646 363150 138686383 '956 173 648 490 639 166 479 IO7 409491 631 CONSULTING INDEX. 199 Names of Places. Searsville, Sebago, Sebec, . . — . . Second College Grant, Sedgwick, Seelysburg, Segcrsville, Selano, Selbysport, Selma, Selin's Grove,. ...... Sellersville, Selzertown, Seminole Agency.P.O, Sempronius SENECA Seneca, SENECA, Seneca, Seneca, . . . . ; Seneca Falls, Seneca Reserve,, .... SenecaviUe, Sennet, Sergeanfc SEVIER, ..:...:.. SEVIER, Sevierville, Shade,. - ^hady Dale Shaftsbury, Shakers, Shaker Town, Shaker Town, Shalersville, Shamokin, Shandaken, , Shanesville,. r , Shanesville, , Shannonsville, Shan tee Town, Shapleigh, Sharon, I . Sharon,; Sharon, Sharon, Sharon, Sharon, Sharon, Sharon, Sharon, Sharon, Shark Town, Sharpsburg, Sharpsburg, ......... Shawangunk, ....... Shawnee Agency, . . , Shawnee Town,. . .B. Shawnee Town, . . . Sha wney Town, . . , tsh County, . . tsh County, . . tsh. Class. tsh. and fc . t tsh tsh County, . County, . cfc tsh tsh. ; tsh. and t. tsh. and fc . t fc .. tsh. tsh.. fc..,fc .. tsh. Chautauque,.Cumberland, Penobscot, . . Coos, Hancock, . . . Bristol, Cattaraugus, Lehigh, Duval, Alleghany, . . Dallas, ..... Union, Bucks,. Adams, Alachua, .... Cayuga, .... Ontario, .... tsh. County. Monroe, . . Seneca, . . . Seneca, . . . Seneca, . . . Guernsey, . Cayuga, . . McKean, . Sevier, Somerset, Jasper, Beimington, . . . Columbia, Mercer, Knox, Portage, Northinnberl'ndUlster, Mercer, Tuscarawas,. . Jo. Daviess, . . Brown, York, Hillsborough, . Windsor, .... Norfolk, Litchfield, .... Schoharie, . . . Mercer, Franklin, .... Hamilton, .... Medina, Richland, .... Queen Ann, . . Washington, . Bath,.. .....;. Ulster, Fountain, Gallatin, . Luzerne, . State. N.Y. Me.Me: N.H. Mc- Mas. , N.y; Pa. F.T.Md.,Al.Pa.Pa. Mis.T. F.T. N.Y.N.Y.N.Y.O..O.O.N.Y. O.O. N.Y. Pa.A.T.Ten.Ten.Pa.Geo.Vt. N...Y. Ken.In.O. Pa.N.Y. O.O. n.M.T.Me. N.H.Vfc . Mas. Ct. N.Y. Pa. O.O. O. O. Md.Md.Ken. N.Y. Mis.T. In. II.Pa. Sef Letters OdXc YaWbZb ' WeOd Sf GnRfSfCo . Lq Rd RdQd Ke Mg Ke Rd Ke Mg RdPe ZAm Kk Kk Pf Km Ud Ud JiGh MeRfTdJfMf Dd Gb Xo WdVcWdUe Td,NeKf Jg MeLf Rh QgKhTe ZAk Gf Fi Re Popula. tion. 586 906 5 ,1,604 9,133 5,705 91,041 6,907 5,159 609 378 . 9,603 15 120 9,997 930 634 5,717 1,334 2,i42 757 1,908 966 46 160 1,479 371 1,459 1,023 2,615 4,247 913 96 .704 158 3,681 D.fr. -ft'asB. D.fr. Cap. 329555 686 685 400 344 185826172876159166 1,133 909 318 337 304 424 342 431 314 344 281 516 148666 421370558 704 325 174338 526 325985 1,036 618 438 -495 418333397 281406483 361388 51 66 497284 661 758 118 330, -8'7 87 87 46 308 85 270205 86 50 9199 238 156 186 130 78 167 9099' 163 202 225 126 43 113 24 23 131132 6483 129 96 sii 103 52 40 18 47 40 249 10 98 114 7614 99 62 87 127 110 130 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Shawswick, , . . Sheffield, Sheffield, ' Sheffield,... Sheffield,.. . . 1 Sheffield,. Shefferstown, .- Shieldsboro', ........ Shelburn, Shglburne, Shelburne, Shelby, SHELBY, SHELBY, SHELBY, SHELBY, Shelby, .D. SHELBY, Shelby, :..... Shelby Shelby, SHELBY,..,..:...Shelbyville, . . . .' Shelbyville, ......... Shelbyville, Shelbyville, ., . . Shelbyville, Sheldon, ;,Sheldori, , Shellsburg, , Shelter Island, . Shenandoah, .:.... , Shenaiigfo,. Shenango, , SHENAl^DOAH^. . . Shepherd's Town, . . , Shepherdsville, ...... ^Sherburn, ! , Sherburne, , Sherburne P, Sheridan, Sherman, .B, Sherinan, , Sherman, Sheshequin, . . , . . .A, SHIAWASSEE,. . . . Shinersville, ... 1 ... , Shinn's Town, Shippen, Shipp^n, Sh'ippensburg, Shi'ppinsport, Shippihgspo^, ., Shirley, Shirley/.' Shirleysburg, Shocco Springs, Shodac, Shoreham, Short Creek, Shown'sjki Roads, P. O, Class. tsl}. fc .'. fc!. tsh.* tsh. , fc t t fc , fc , tsh County, . . , County, . . , County,. . , County,. . , tsh County, . '. , tsh tsh tsh County, . , c. t ct ., c t t c. t t tsh. and fc. t t tsh tsh County,. . t cfc. tsh. and t. t fc tsh fc fsh tsh tsh County,. . t. t tsh tsh fc -.., t .., t t County. Lawrence, . . Caledonia, . . Berkshire, . . Ashtabula, . . Lorain,. . . . ¦ Tippecanoe, . Lebanon, .-. . Hancock, . . . Chittenden, . Coos, Franklin, . . . Orleans Macomb, Jefferson, . . . Tippecanoe,. Ripley, and t. . , Shelby, Bedford,. .. . Shelby, Shelby Shelby Fraiiklin, . . . Genesee,, . . . Bedford^ . . . . Soffi)lk, Oneida, Beaver, Mercer, .... Jefferson, . . . Bullitt, Chenango, . . Riitland,! . . . Middlesex, . . Chautauque,.Fairfield, . . . Huron, St. Joseph, . . Bradford, . . . Lycoming,! ., Harrison, : . . McKean, . . . Tioga....... Cumberland,La Salle, . . . , Jefferson, ... Middlesex, . . , Huntingdon, , Huntingdon, , Warren, Rensselaer, ., Addison, Harrison, , . . , Carter, ...... State. In.Vt. Mas. O.O. In.Pa.Mi.Vt N.H. Mas. N.Y. Al. Ten.Ken., O. ' M. T. in.In. In. In.11. Al. Ten.Ken.In. II. Vfc, N.Y.Pa.N.Y.N.Y.Pa. Pa.Va.Va.Ken. N.Y. VfcMas. N.Y. Cfc o. M.,T. Pa.M.T.Pa. Va. Pa. Pa. Pa. II..Ken. Mas.'Pa. Pa. ,N. C. N.Y. Vfco.Ten. Ref Letters HTh VbUd Ne Le HfRf Ev Ub WbVd Pc Hm EkIh JfLd lgIh Gf lg HhHk Ih Fg VbPdPfVe Sd NfNe,Ph Qg Ii SdVcWd Od Ue Le le Re Kd ReOgNp Q e Qf EeIhWd Qf QfPjUd UeMfMj Popula tion. 720 2,382 450215 1,122 312995 1,879 5,7045,648 19,030 3,671 441 6,295 D.fr. Wash 552341 328379 635129 1,133 509 578400398 563 WTr. Cap. 43 143 191 144 69 32 229 44 111 9© 263 37 684 83 651 78 557 79 2,972 803 73 . Jl . . . 692 52 1,201 - 572 21 575 30 ••..., 741 40 1,427 550 65 , 1,731 357 262 135 113 330 - 321 247 , 361 118 255 223 1,466 979 237 19,760 69 184 278 619 74 2,601 344 92 432 473 60 899 413 19 1,666 360 311 947 311 64 153 417 96 205 594 145 793 ,947 136 996 114 936 270 no 993 186 249 957 150 1,691 100 38 905 164 606 590 54 991 496 36 . . > . 198 78 198 78 935 51 3,794 380 7 9,137 ¦ 481 69 2,185 380 131 416 351 CONSULTING INDEX. 131 Names of Places. ..C, Shrewsbury, . Shrewsbury, : Shrewsbury, . Shrewsbury, . Shrewsbury, . Shull, ShuUburg, . . . Shtjtesbnrg, . Siasconsefc Sidney, Sidney, Sidney, Silex, Silvan, Silver Creek, C. Silver Cre^k, A.. Silver Creek, Silver Lake, SIMPSON, SIMPSON, ........ Simpsonville, ........ Simpsonville, ....... Simsbury, ... .^. .. . . Singling; Sinking Sprang, Sinking Spring, ..... Sistersville, Skaneateles, Skeleton,...Skippack &Perkiomen, Q. Slate Hill, Slatersville, Sligo, Slippery Rock, Slippery Rock, ^Sloansvillci Slote, Smallsburg, Smethport, Smith, SMITH, Sihith,. Smith,....: Smith, Smith, B Smithfield, .Smiibfield , . , Smithfield, , Smithfield, , . , Smithfield, J, Srn'ithgpld, SmUhfeld, '. .. Smithfield, Srnitfafield, Smithfield, , Smithfield, Smithland, Smithtown, Smithville, . , Sinithville, .:....... Smithville, Class. tsh. ...... fc tsh. and t. . tsh. tsh tsh t fc t fc tsh cfc ...... fc fc tsh. tsh tsh County, . . . Coimty, . . . fc fc fc .... fc . . , t t fc tsh. and fc . tsh tsh t fc fc. fc ., tsh fc . ... fc fc .... c fc tsh Cotmty, . . . tsh tsh tsh fc .... tsh. and fc . tsh. fc ... . tsh. fc c t t c t :. tsh. and fc . tsh. and fc, . tsh. ...:., fc ; cfc...... County. Rutland, : . . . Worcester, . . . Monmouth, . . Lycoming, . i, . York Martin, Iowa, Franklin, . . . . Nantucket, . . . Kennebeck, . . Delaware, . . . Shelby, Iowa, Madison, .... Cumberland, . Greene, Clark,.. Susquehanna,. Montgomery,. . Shelby........ Hartford, West Chester, . Berks, Highland, Tyler,.. Onondaga, . . Warrick, . , . Montgomery, Lancaster, . . Providence, . Wilkinson, . . Butler, ..... Mercer, .... Schoharie, . . Rockland, . . . Lawrence, . . McKean, . . . Washington^ Belmont,. .. . Columbiana,,.Greene,. ... . Providence, . . Madison, .,. . . Bedford, Fayette, . . t. Northampton, , Somerset, .... Isle of Wight, Jefferson,'. .. . , Monongalia, . . , Johnson, .....,, Jefferson,.. . .. Livingston; . ,. , SufTolk, ;.,..., ChenitDgo,, . .. , Gloucester,'. . . , Brunswick,. . . , ^tate. Vt. Mas.N.J.Pa.Pa, In.M.T. Mas. Mas. McN.Y. O. M.T.N.Y. Pa. O. In. Pa. Mis.TKen. Md.Ken. CfcN.Y. Pa. O. Va. N.Y. In. Pa.Pa. R. L Mi. Pa.Pa.N.Y.N.Y. II. Pa.Pa.Ten. O. O.In.In. R. L N.Y.Pa.Pa.Pa. Pa.Va.Va.Va.N.C. O. Ken. N.Y.N.Y.N.J.N.C. Ref Popula Letters ' t-ion. Vc Wd Tf Re RgHh Ed Vd X,e Yb Sd JfOcSd Qf KgIh Re DoJJJQg Ih VeUeRf Kg Mg fedGhSf Rg We CoNe N6 , Td Te Gh Pe Nf IJi MfMf g8WeSdRe OgSe: OgPkNfiSdlTgPm 1,S 1,386 4,700 2,671 986 9,191 1,410 940 1,793 1,719 516 9,680 5,815 77 9,291 109 3,819 559 1,975 D.fr. Wash 1,593 9,08S 19,906 1,87'? 899 6,867 2,63"6 1,131 1,080 2,914 388 1,6861,839 479400 915 7979 659 989399507 611 335 489 1,058 369109 443690 980 7 580338 957 145 437 274 336714160 ' 81 399 1,189 '254 260 '388 244 698 273 246 997 658718 401 358 246 171 215 173 204 65 198 313 266 798 971 319190 445 D. ft Cap:, ~7? 36 50 38 38 121 "''78 109 12 100 117 10 47 105 172 4429 12 120 47 78 390149173 99 60 18 166 214 988 30 195 88 2oa933 131 158 ?6 174 , 16 106135170198 164 80 180 976 27 1% 960 1971^178 ,J.V.-,-.i I t,..iliJ.U'. I". 132 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Smith's Corner, Smith's Grove, P. O; . Smith's, P.O... Smoketown, Smyrna, Smyrna, SMYTH, Sneedsboro', Snickersville, Snowhill, SnowhiU, . . • ., -Snuffiown, Snydertown,! Snydorstown, i Society HiU, Society Land, J. Sodus, Sol^sbury,. ......... -Solon, ! . . , Solon Solon, Sonlerhill, Somerhill,. Somers, , Somers, Somers, . . . . i SOMERSET, Somerset, Somerset, C. Somersefc SOMERSET, SOMERSET, ...... Somerset: Somerset, Somerset,. F. SOMERSET, Somerset, Somerset, /Somerset, Somerset, Somerton, Somerville, Somerville Somersworth, ....J). Soihmerton, .'.,..:.. Sommersville, ....... South Amboy, ...... Southampton, Southampton, ....... SOUTHAMPTON, . South Bainbridge, . . . South Beaver, C. Sotithbend, South -Berwick, . . .B. South Boston, . . . Southborough, !...F. SouthbriSge, ....... South Brunswick, . . Sotithbury, South Dover, ...... South-East, B fc tsh. and t. County, . cfc. cfc tsh.tsh.fc .. tsh. tsh.tshitsh.fc .. tsh tsh. . . . . County, . fc t tsh. and t. , County,^. . , County,. . , tsh c. t tsh County, .' tsh. fc cfc cfc c. t tsh tsh tsh. .... County,. tsh. cfcfc.. fc .. fc .. tsh.fc .. fc .. tsh. Cayuga, : . . , , Warren, . . . . Spartanburg, , Cumberland, . Chenango, . . , Kent, Counsy. Anson, Loudon, . . . , Worcester, . . Greene, Sussex, ! . .. . Northumberl'nd Northumberl'ndDarlington,. . . Hillsborough, . Wayne Backs, ..,.., Somerset, .... Cortland, . . . '. Cuyahoga, . . . Crawford, .... Cambria, .... Tolland......West Chester, Preble, ., Windham, . . . . Bristol, Niagara, Somerset, . . . Somerset, . . . Washington, Pulaski, .... Belmont, .... Perry, ...,., Franklin, . . . Belmont, . . , Somerset, . . ', Morgan, Strafford, . .. . . Nansemond, . . . Fayette, Middlesex, : . , . Franklin, .'.... Somerset, . . . . . State. Chenango, . . . Beaver, Sfc Joseph, . . . York, Halifax, . . . . . Worcester, . . . Worcester, . . . Middlesex, . . . New Haven,. . Dutchess, . . . . Puinam, N.Y. Ken. S.C. Pa. N.Y. Del. Va. N.C.Va. Md.N.C.N.J.Pa. Pa. S.C.-N.H. N.Y. Pa.Mc N.Y.O. Pa. Pa. Cfc N.Y.O.Mc¦Vfc Mas. N.Y.N. J.i' Pa.Pa.Pa. Pa. Md.Ken. O. O. In. O. N.J.Al.N.H.Va. Ten. N.J.Pa.Pa;Va. N.Y.Pa. In,McVa. Mas. Mas. N.J, Cfc N.Y.N.Y. Ref Letters RdHi MiQf Sd Mj NiQgShQk TeRe Rf/ 01WcQc SfYbRd Me Ne PfVeUeJg Ya VdWePcTf Of OfOf Nf Sh Jl Mg.^ Lg lgMgTf GiXcRj Ek TfQf QjSd Nf- HeXcPjWd VdTf .Ue Ue Ue - Popula tion. , D. fr. Wash. 1,869 164 3,528 2,669 768 2,033 85 644 852 1,4291,997 1,692 35,787 245 1,023 871 17,689 17,769 9,515 649 1,573 90,166 230 1,786 676 59 3,090 3,782 1,655 712 ,16,074 828 1,577 D.fr. Cap. 1,080 2,173 9,557 1,557 9,036 305673 485 105 348 102 424 49 164 298 ,243 183166 490 358 170647 390 647 310177 367984496 428 117 415 42 415 280 166 143 166 143 222 202 601 309364536 305 199 751 490 242 873 211 98 146 318 263 631 494224 409 380186307317 299 169133 &52496 12 148 165127 848573 66 101 209 119 44 140 44 949 130 93 190 100 '85 135 4655 139 33 135 32 120 184 45 40 135 115 241 173 91 134 26 61 20 41 101113 CONSULTING INDEX. 133 Names of Places. Suttth-East, Southfield, ..;....C. Southfield, ..L. South Florence, South. Frank^fc .... Soiith Hadley, .;.... South Hampton, . .J. South Hampton, .... South Hampton, .... South Hampton, .... South Hampton, . . K. South Hampton, .... South Hero Southold, South Himtingdon, . . Southington, Southington, Soath Kingston South Middleton,.. D. Southporfc South Reading, . . .O. South Shenango, .... South Union, Southville, South Washington, . . Southwest,,....'....Southwick, tsh.tsh. Spalford, Sparta, [Sparta, Sparta, Sparta, Sparta, Sparta, P.O Sparta, Sparta, .Sparta, - Sparta, Sparta, Sparta, SPARTANBURG, . Spartanburg, Speedwell Fur'ce. P.O. Spencer, Spencer Spencer, SPENCER, Spencer, SPENCER, Slperu:er., Spencer, Spice Valley, ....... .SPOTSYLVANIA,. 'Spotsylvania, Spottedville, ^ottsn^Obd, Sprigg. -'•. Spring, SpMng, Springbbrough, . . .h. Class. fc .. tsh.tsh.tsh.tsh. fc .. tsh: and t. tsh t -. tsh. . . . . . c t tsh tsh fc tsh. fc fc . ! fc tsh t t tsh.fc .. fc .. c. t c. t t '. . cfc t tsh. .... District,c t fc t tsh. and fc , County, . . . tsh. , . . ,. , Cbunty, . . , ct : tsh tsh r. , County,. .', ct ., t .-. . fc . . . ; tsh. .' tsh tsh t County. Orange, Richmond, Oakland, Franklin, Franklin, Hampshire, . . . Rockingham, . . Hampshire, . . . Suffolk, Bedford, Bucks, Cumberland, . . Grand Isle, . , . , Suffolk,....- .. Westmoreland,Hartford, .. ... Trumbull, '. Washington, . . Cumberland, . . Tioga, Middlesex, . ^ . . Cravvford, • Logan St. Lawrence,. , New Hanover, Orange, . . ... , Hampden, ... York, ....... Onondaga, . . . Liidngston, . . West Chester, Sussex, ...... Crawford, .... Washington,Edgecomb, . . , Hancock, .... Conecuh, .... Concordia, . . . White, Stark, Dearborn, .... Spartanburg, , Claiborne, ... Worcester, . . Columbia,. ; ., Tioga....... Gruemsey, . Owen, Jennings, . Lawrence, , Spotsylvania, . Stafford......Middlesex, . . . Adams, ,;.... Centre, ...... Cravvford, . . . ; Warren, State, In.N.Y.M.T. Al.Ken.Mas.N.H. Mas. N.Y.Pa. Pa.Pa.VfcN.Y.Pa.Cfco. R. L Pa.N.Y. Mas.Pa. Ken. N.Y.N.C. in. Mas.Pa. N.Y.N.Y. N.Y.N.J. Pa. Pit.N.C.Geo. Al.La.Ten.O. In. S. C. S.C.Ten.Mas. N.Y. N.Y.Ken. O. In.In.In. In. Va. Va.Va. N.J.O.Pa. Pa. O, Ref Letters Hh TfKd GI Jh VdXd VdUfPgSfQfUbVeOfVeMeWe Qf RdWd N e Hj TdQI Hh Vd KgRdQd Ue Te O e NfQk Km- GoCn Ik MflgMl MlKj Vd Ud Rd IiMgHfHg Ih HhQhQh Qh Tf KhQf NeJg Popula tion.. 971 307 1,185 487 1,244 4,860 1,323 1,227 1,486 717 2,9002,294 1,844 219 3,6632,073 1,4541,311 686 1,355 2,647 3,777 304 98 91,150 1,618 1,978 6,819 864 3,196 15,134 7069 909 1,739 1,993 690 370 D.fr. Wash. 639 221 638 798 551377469366321 113169100 532317204322 306389155 273447288 697 453 378 63'7 353 80 327331 954 236 310 239261 618 971 1,136 693 310513 477 525 398361 272 318 624 .582 641 52 7936 M 192 313 477 TT D. fr. Cap. 99 167 12 146 1 904399 247 90 191 3855 949 180 17 166 31 118 903 15 951 167179142 94 88 60 152. 231 123 -' 78 343 222 8124 205 312 92 122108 104 233 50 26 181 77 59 61 81 85 959 88 134 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Spring Creek, tsh. Spring Creek, ... .A. tsh. Spring6eld, , fc , Springfield,. ....:... Springfield, Springfield, Springfield,! Springfield, Springfield, Springfield, ^ . . . Springfield, Springfield, M. Springfield,, Springfield, Springfield, Springfield, P , Springfield, Springfield, Springfield, Springfield, Springfield, , Springfield, . . .' Springfield, -, Springfield, Springfield, -Springfield, . ! . . . .C, Springfield,-. Springfield, Springfield, : Springfield, Spring field, ..... .F Springfield, Springfield,. Springfield, Springfield, Springfield, Springfield, Springfield, Spring Garden, . . . J Spring Grove, P. O.'. Spring Hill, Spring Hill, P. O. . . Spriflg Hill, Spring Hill, . ,. . Spriijg Mount, ...... Spring Place, Springport, D Springtown, ....... Springtown, Springville, i Springville; Springville, Springwater, j Spriugwelft, . .... .K. StaatAurg, ..... Stafford, ....... Stafford, STAFFORD, . . Stafford, C.H. .. Stafford Springs, Stafford, Class. C. t ! tsh tsh tsh. and fc tsh tsh. ..... t tsh. ..... tsh tsh. tsh. tsh fc fc , . c t fc fc ..' . c t cfc..... tsh. and c fc tsh. tsh tsh. and t. tsh t tsh tsh. ..... tsh tsh. . . . . . tsh. , t cfc fc .. tsh. tsh. fc .. fc .. t tsh fc ! tsh. . : . . tsh. . . . , fc. tsh. . . ; . tsh County, . cfc . . . . County. Warren, Miami, Sullivan,. .... Windsor, .... Hampden, . . . Otsego, ...... Burlington, . . Essex, Bradford, .... Bucks, .,, Cumberland, . Delaware., -. . . Erie, ........ Huntingdon, . Merced, Montgomery,. Cumberland, . Hampshire, . . Eflingham,. . . Greene, ..'.,. Livingston, . . Robejrtson, .... Washington, . Clark,.' ... Columbiana,. . . Gallia, ..'...'... Hamilton,. .. ; . Jefferson, Jejferson, . . . . . Muskingum, . . Portage, Richlatid, . . . . . Ross,,! Franklin, Posey, Sanganiorii. . . . Sfc Clair,,. Washington, . . York, Alachua, Fiyette, Lenoir, Mobile, Maury, ........ Dyer, Murray, ....... Cayuga, Ulster, Bucks, ....... Erie, Susquehanna,. . Marion, Livingston, . . . Wayne, ...;.. Dutchess, Genesee, Monmouth, . . . State. Ref Letters tsh. Stafford, . Stafford, . Greene,. . Pa.O. N.H. Vt. Mas. N.Y.N.J. N.J. Pa.Pa. Pa.Pa.Pa.Pa;Pa.Pa. Va. Va. Gee Al. La.Ten. Ken. O. O. O. O. O.O.O. O.O.O.In. In.II. II.Mo. Pa. F.T. Pa. N.C. Al.Ten. Ten. GeeN.Y.N.Y. Pa.N.Y. Pa.S. C. N.Y. M.T.N.Y.N.Y. NJ. Va! Va. , Va. In. Oe Jf Vc VcVd Td TfTfRe Sf Qf SgNe Qf Ne SfPI Pg Mn EnDpHi 'Ii-* KgNfLhjg Nf Nf LgM e tt fgJgGh Eg EhPi Rg Lq,Og Qk Fp Gh Ej' I i RdTe SfPd Re 01Qd KdUePdQhQhQhGh Populjl- D. fr, tion, Wasb, 212 1,061 1,192 2,749 6,784 4,363 1,6341,668 764 9,078 701 1,621 1,2211,068 663 618 2,6092,063 747 3,0951,041 177 1,8131,9061,036 930 1,603 1,034 1,598 1,514 9,963 9,3689,0599,369 335471469 453363386 169 916955 170112 124 330 121 263 149139 118 671910 1,719 797601 439990 366 491979 966339399385401 531 . 749 801 230918 87 890 221329 1,039 744 .874 626 333 298 179346 261451 323 526 " 319 365192 46 88 658 D.fr. Cap. 271 7435 7176 59 23 50 143 86 3098 269 -83 231109 64 197181 6188 95 5043 167.101 106 134 136 56 114 70 45 77 189 70 58 130 21 193 203 67 231 30 160 158166 73 93 282' 153128 293 "63 938 76 104 86 CONSULTING INDEX. 136 Names df Places. Stag Hill !.... Stamford, . .. . .-r. . . Stamford, ....... , . Stamford, ......... Standish, .......... Stanford, t^ Stanford, >... Stannardsville, . . . . . Stantonsburg, Star w STARK, Stark, or Piercy, . . . Starks, , . . . Starks, Starkey, B. Starkshoro', Statesboro','... . ... . State^burg, Statesmlle, Statesville, : ^tatesville, Statler's Town, . . . . Staunton, ......... Staunton, Staunton, Staunton, .-....,. . . Stephentown, Stepbensport, .!.... Sterling, .....>,... fc , ! ct tsh. and t. . fc tsh.' Sterling,Sterling, Sterling, Sterling, Sterling, Stetson's Plantation, Steuben, STEUBEN, Steuben, Steubenville, Stevensburg, Stevensburg, STEWART, STEWART, Stewart's Corner, . . . Stewartstowh, Stewartsville , StewBEtsville, P. O. . Stibensville, ....... Stillwater,. ..-. ..;... Stillwiiter, Stirling, Stirlingi Stock, Stockbridge, Stockbridge, Stockholm, Stockporfc Stockiand,. Stockton ! . Stockton, . . . ! Stoddard, fc .! fc .. tsh.t fc' . . tsh.c t. fc... t tsh. County, . t fc .. tsh. tsh. cfcfc .. fc .. fc .. tsh.tsh.tsh. fc .. County,. .. . tsh tsh. and c. t. t County, . Cpunty, . fc t t fc .. tsh. tsh. and fc . tsh fc .' tsh. and fc , fc .. tsh.tsh.fc .. County. New Hanover, Bennington, , . Fairfield, .... Delaware, .... Cumberland, .' Dutchess, . , . ! Lincoln, ..... Orange, ..... Edgecombe, , . Hocking, .... Coos, Soiriersefc .... Herkimer, . . , Yates, Addison, Bullock, Sumpter,. ... . Iredell, Autauga, .... Wilson, Harrison, .... McKean, . . i . Augusta, ,.,... Miami, Henry, Rensselaer,. .. Breckenridge,Worcester, . . . Windham, . .. Wayne, firown, Crawford, .... Clark, Penobscot, . . . Washington, . Oneida, . . , Jefferson, , Culpeper, , Hardin,. . , Cops, . Westmoreland,Richmond, ... Randolph,-. ... Saratoga, . ..', Sussex, ........ Franklin, .... Cayi^a,....!.. Harrison, .... Windsor, , .. . Berkshire, .... Sfc Lawrence, Waynp, . . .,*-. . , St. Charles,. .. , Chautauque,! . . Greene, . . . t . . , Chesiiire, . . . . , State. N.C. Vfc Ct. N.Y.Mc N.Y. Ken. Va.N.C.O.o.N.H. Me. N.Y. N. Y. Vfc Gee S. G N. c; Al. Ten.Vk.Pa.Va. O.In. N.Y. Ken.Mas. Cfc Pa.O. Ll.II.McMe. N.Y.N.Y.O,Va. Ken. Geo. Ten.N.Y. N.H.Pa.N.C.Va.N.Y.'N.J.VfcN.Y, O.Vfc Mas. N.Y.Pa.Mo. N.Y.In.N.H. Ref. Letters PiUdUeTdXcUe JlPhQk Lg Mf Wb YbTd Qd UbMnNmNk Hh HjNg Pe Oh Jf lg UdHi Wd We SeKgHhGgYbAZbQdScNfQh I i Jn Wb Of01NhUd TeVbRo Mf Ve UdTb Pf Ph OdGg Vc Popula tion. 563 3,719 1,597 9,023 2,591 363 295 26,588 236471 1,781 2,285 1,342 1,081 2,716 64 1,7941,240 495556 114 695 33,851 2,094 3,696 6,968 "529 2,601 1,381 183 1,436 1,0661,3331,5801,914 1,6051,159 , D, fr. Wash, 419411262 367 539 322 567 114 280 363 629 401300-603 671 488 396 894666 230289 J63 470532377554 407 375 237454 632688673 .707- 405260 83 641 328 605 204 398 239 397 236530374 989481357 49599] 886 354 655 458 D. fr Cap. 155137 7058: 68 995192 66 57 37 69 190 41 117 39 146196 48 308210 121 74 4191 116 40 46 146 87 111149 63 107 103149 9690 164164181 112 228 20 78 41 172134 48 197 227 18,8 113323 83 40 136 CONSULTING INDEX. Namesof Places. SIVDDARD, Stoddardsville Stokely, ' STOKES, ..: Stokes,- Stoneharn,. .N, Stone Lick,. Stonefstown, Stoney Creek, -. . . Stoney Creek,- Stoney Ridge, Stonington, . ' Stony Creek, Stouchestown, ...... Stoughton, . . . . i . .E Stoughstown, Stow, Stow, Stow, Stow Creek, A, Stoystown, Strabane, Strabane, STRAFFORD, ... Strafford, Straffprd, .-. Strafford, Strasburg,. Strasburg, K Strasburg, , . County, . County, . tsh Strasburg, Strasburg, , Stratford, ...'......, Stf atford, '. . . . Stratford, , Stratham, I Stratton, Straw hntown, Streetsborough, . . .G, Strikersville, Strong, Strongsville, ..... D , Stroud, F, StroudsbuTg, Stumptown, StuAridge, ._ Sturges' Prairie, Stuyvesanfc , Supcess, Sudbury, Sudbury, Sufiield,......, SuiEfeld; SUFFOLK, SUFFOLK, Suffolk, . Sugal- Creek, Sugar Creek', Sugar Creek, Sugar Creek, ,, Class. tsh. tsh. fc .. tsh.fc .. fc ;. tsh.tsh.fc .. tsh tsh County, . t tsh. fc .. fc .. tsh. fc .. t. ., t. .. tsh. fc..tsh. tsh. fc .. fc .. fc .. t tsh. ...... County, . . , County, . . . c t tsh. tsh. .! tsh. "i . tsh. .. Luzerne, . . . Rutherford, Madison, . . . . Middlesex, . . . Clermont, . . . . Bedford, Henry,^ ., . . . Randolph,. .. . Ulster; New London,. Somerset, . . . . Berks, Norfolk,....! Cuiribqrland, - . Washingtoni . Middlesex, . . . Portage, : Cumberl3,nd, . Somerset, . . . . Washington, . Ad&ms, tsh. and fc . County. Strafford, Orange, ; . . . . Tolland Franklin, .... Lancaster, . . . , Lancaster, ... ¦Vork, Shenandoah,. . Tuscarawas, . Coos, Fairfield, . .'. . , Montgomery,. , Rockingham, . . Windham, ... Bucks, Portage, . . , . , Schoharie, ... Somerset, .... Cuyahoga, ... Northampton, Northampton,Lebanon, .... Worcester, . . . St. Joseph, . . , Columbia, .... Coos, Rutland, Middlesex, . . . Hartford, Portage, Nansemond; Armstrong, Venango, . . Greene, .... Stark, .'.;.. State. Mo. Pa.Ten. N.C. O. Mas.O. Pa. In. In. N.Y.Ct. Pa.Pa.Ma^.Pa. VfcMais. O.N.J. Pa.Pa. Pa.N.H. N.H. Vt. CfcPa.Pa. Pa.Pa.Va.O.N.H.CfcN.Y. N.H.VfcPa.O.N.Y.Me.O.Pa. Pa. Pa. Mas.M.T. N.Y.N.H.Vt. Mas. Ct. 0.Mas. N.-y-.Va. Pa.Pa.O.O. Eef ' Letters Dj Rf Hk Kg Wd Jg Pf IfIfTeWePfRf Wd QfVb Wd Me Sg Pf NfQg Wc WcVc'VeQf Eg Kg Rg PhMfWb Ue ' TcXc Vc S f MeTd Xb Me SeSfRf Vd le Ud Wb UeWdVeMeWdVfRj Of Ne K;gMf i*opula- tion. 16,196 560 732 1,344 3,3971,025 1,591 1,570 1,290 790 791 9,599 1,308 58,910 9,201 1.935 2,515 ' '4,036 19 443 l,fll4 651939 312 415 985 634 1,631 1,688 2,331 14 812 1,423 2,690 397 62,163 26^780 1,8401,3512,339 1,263 D.fr. D.fr. X)ap. 239 697 426440 476 124 546530 303368 148148 431 107 539417 332177 155 224 76 602 499 362 99 114116 74 89 107 574287 433 478 434 175 397379 631 361919919 139 376 613 360586 466 418 369395 994990985459397 131 45 30 8 i04 102 49 90 6865 125 3516312224 120 71 133 207 28 33 2747484837 153 393 133 48 63 43 108100 134 4847 193118 118 99 57 137 19 119 79 20 17 117 102 288218 63 104 CONSULTING INDEX. 137 Names of Pla'ces. Sugar Creek, Sugar Creek, Sugar Creek, Sugar Creek, Sugar Creek, Sugar Creek, Sugar Creek, Sugar Creek, Sugar Grove, ....... Sugarlpaf, .' Sugarloaf, Sugarloat; Suggsville SuUivaii, SULLIVAN, Sullivan, SULLIVAN,,...... Sullivan, Sullivan, SULLIVAN, Sullivan, SULLIVAN,. Sulphur Springs, . . . . Sulphur Springs, . . . . Summanytown, Summerfield, Summerfield, C. Summerville, Summersville, Summersville, Summersville, Summifc Summit 4 corners, . . . Sumner, SUMNER, Sumnersville, SlfMTER SUMTER, SUMTER, Sumlerville, Sunhiry, Sunbury, ....:.:... Sunbury, . ; Sunbury, Sunbury, Sunderland, ........ Sunderland, B. Sunfish, , Sunkhaze, Surgoinsville, Surry, Surry E. SURRY, Surry,C.H. SURRY, SUSQUEHANNA;. . Susquehanna, Susquehanna, ....D. SUSSEX,..:.: SUSSEX, ,' ,.. SUSSEX, Class. tsh , tsh. ...... tsh tsh tsh , tsh. ..... , tsh , tsh tsh. and fc t tsh tsh fc fc County, , . t County, . . tsh. and fc tsh County, . . tsh County,,. . fc .. fc .. tsh. fc .. c.fc fc .. tsh.fc . . County, . District, County, . County, . cfc , cfc , tsh. fsh. tsh;fc .. tsh, fc ., Cpunty, County, . Coimty, . tsh tsh County, . County, . County, . Tuscarawas, . Wayne, Boone, Hancock, . . . Montgomery,.Parke, ..... ., Shelby Vigo, Warren, tJrarige, Columbia, . . . , Luzerne, Clark Hancock, , . , . County. Cheshire, . . Madison, . . Tioga, Lorain, . Hot Springs, . Independence,Montgomery, . Monroe, Monroe; Cayuga, Nicholas, i . . . Charleston, . . . Greene Schoharie, . . . Schoharie, . . . Oxford, Gates, , Sumter, .... Northumberl'ndGates Liberty, .... Delaware, . , Monroe Bennington,, Franklin, . . . Pike,...,... Penobscot, , , Hawkins, . . . Hancock, . . . Cheshire, . , . Surry, , Cambria, Dauphin, State. O. 0.In.In.In.In. In. In. Pa.N.Y. Pa. ' Pa.Al.McN.H. N.H.N.Y.N.Y. Pa.Ten.O. In. A.T. A.T. Pa.O.M.T. N.Y.Va.S.C. Ken. N.Y.N.'Y. Me.Ten.N.C. S. C. Gee Al. S. C. Pa. N.C.GeeO.O. Vt. Mas, O. Me. Ten.Me.N.H.Va. Va.N.C. Pa.Pa.Pa. N.J. Del.Va. Ref Letters MfMfHf lg HfGg lg GgOeTeRe RfGo Zb VcVcTeSc Qe L-J Le Gg AlCkSf Mg Ke Rd -Nh Nm Ii TdTd XbHj Rj NmJn Fn Nm RfRj MoLf Mg Uc Vd Kg Zb Lj Zb V d RiRi Nj Se Pf Rf . TeSljQj Popula tion. 982 1,697 289 74874i 678 1,486 538 19,669 655 12,364 4,077 804 10,073 206 4,630 52 1,733 1,098 20,569 28,277 1,056 518908463 666 668 250sei539 7,109 14,50416,787 799 1,497 90,34627,115 19,720 D.fr. Wash, 394336 620 577 625637 580 657 327 271201 206 962 691 437 349 .248 371 1,145 1,037 166 309 490 322310 563 630 371371 593 249 481 162 257 702 389143 430 389 414 677 441 685 437 183 194110 D.fr. Cap. 9799 62 16 6765 25 85 254 112 9196 169 93 58 129149 101 79 95 83 112 42 147 268 85 95 5252 44 159 44 mi 92 291 102 886589 974 8758 60 147 M2 138 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places, Sussex, C. H. Sutton, Sutton, ..... Sutton, Sutton, Swan, Swainsboro' , . Swansboro', . Swansey, Swanton, .... Swantown, . . , Swanville, ... Swatara, Swatara,^ F Swatataville, Sweden,.' Sweden, Swedesboro', ....... Sweet Springs, SWITZERLAND,. Switzerland, Svvope Town, Sycamore, . : Sycamore, Symmes, ........ D . Symme.s, .' Syracuse, Taberg,. ; , Tabernacle, Taghkanic, Taitsville TALBOT, TALBOT, ..'. Talbot, P.O Talbotton, TALIAFERRO, . . , 'fAI.LAHASSEE, . , TALLAPOOSA, . . . XALLADEGA, ..:. ., adge, , fflworth, 'ahiarind, ......... Tammany town, . . . . . Taneyf own, . , Tappan, Tappahannock, Tarboro', Tarr^'town, ......... Tarleton,. . , Tate, TA'TNALL, : Tatnall,C.H. Taunton,- Taylorsville, Ihylorsville, ........ TAZEWELL Tazewell '. Taziwell, TAZEWELL, Tecumseb, I Class. cfc , t t t tsh. , tsh. , cfc fc ..-, t fc .., t, . . , fc ... t tsh. , tsh. , t fc ,.. tsh. . t.-..,. County, . tsh fc ..... . tsh tsh tsh. .... tsh. . . . .' c. fc t t tsh.' and t. t County, . bounty,. c. t. . . . , . County, . . Capital, . . County, . . County,. . tsh t tsh County, • cfc County, , c.fc County, . tsh County. Sussex, Merrimack, . . Caledoniti, ,.. Worcester, . . . Hocking, . . . Emanuel,'. . . Onslow,. . . . . Bristol, ,' Franklin, . . .n Kent, Waldo,. Cheshire, . . . . Dauphin, .... Lebanon, .... Sahuylkffl, ... Oxford,- Mpnroe, Gloucester, . . . Monroe, Monroe, ,. . . . Lancaster, . ¦ Crawford, . . . Hamilton, . . Hamilton,,. . . Lawrencci . . Onondaga, . . Oneida, . . . . . Burlington,. . Columbia, . . . Baldwin,. . . . Izard, . , Talbot, , Leon, . . Portage, ..... Strafford, Schuylkill, . . . Juniatta, Frederick, . . . Rockland, .... Essex, Edgecomb, . . . West Chester, Pickaway, Clermont, .... Tatnall,,.. Bristol, . . . Patrick, ,.' Spencer, . . Mecklenburg, Claiborne, .... Lenawee, . State. Va. N.H.Vfc Mas. O. O.Geo.N.C. Mas,VfcMd.Me.N.H, Pa.Pa. Pa. Me. N.Y.N.J.Va.In. O. Pa. O. O.O. O. N.Y. N.Y. N.J.N.Y. Al.Md. . Gee A. T. Gee Geo. F.T. Al.Al.O. N.H. Pa. Pa. Md.' N.Y. Va.N.C. N.Y.O.O. . GeeGeo. Mas. Va.Ken. Va.Va. Ten. ' U. M.T. Ref Letters QjWcVb Wd MgLg Ln QI We UbSg ZbVd RfRfRf XbPc SgNj lh NgRf Kf JgJgLhR 0 Sc Tg UdGoRgJn Bj Jn Km Jp Hn Hn MeWe RfQfQd Te Ri Qk UeLgJhLn Ln WeNjIh Mi PjKj Ef Jd Popula tion. 1,4241,005 2,186 411 «tt90 1,678 2,158 D. fr. Wash. 633 1,816 2,7711,510 487 2il46 7,028 446 354 2,779 1,158 246 1,654 12,947 5,940 4,934 1,2181,554 4,934 9,323 2,040 6,042 5,749 4,'ri6 172 480553 393 348362 633 377 408549 99 647 427 102 136 150 553376 155 263 D.fr. Cap. 984 198 439484 479 380349 419 161357 986 1,194 764 896 339595 189 148 68 941 109 959259 397477 767 416 333586 991491 $19 6094 50 45 99 56 79 160 48 72 64 46 68 "26 40 68 241 49 204 150 44 74i 99 94 116 133 112 39 43 194 182 112 156 48 74 41 101 128 50 72 125 36 110 115132 241 35 "S9 243 58 CONSULTING INDEX. 139 Names of Places. Tecumseh, , Tekatoka, TELFAIR,...:.... Tell Tellico Plains, P.O. . Temple, Temple, . .'. Templeton, Teonista, .......... Teonista, TERRE BONNE,. . Terrehaute, Tewksbury, Tewksbury, u . Theaville, , . . . . Theresa, The Ridge Thejtford, Thihadeauxville, . ... THOMAS, Thomaston, Thomaston, Thomasville, Thompson, .....';... Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompson, Thompsonston, Thorn, Thornbury, ......S. Thorubury, N. Thorndike, Thornton, Thorntown, Thornville, ; . Three Forks, P. O. . . Throojjsville, Thunderbolt,' Ticonderoga, Tiffin, B. Tipn, : Tiltonsville, c. Thnoka, Tinicum finicum, O. Tinmouth, Tinton Falls, TIOGA Tipga TIOGA Tioga : . . . TIPPECANOE, ... Tippecanoe, Tippecanoe, TIPTON, Tiptonsport, Tisbury, Tiverton, .....,.!.. Tiverton, Tobin, County, . tsh fc fc '.;... fc tsh. . . . tsh. . . . Parish,c t fc..tsh.fc .. c t ¦_. County, . fc c. t c. t t tsh. and t. tsh tsh tsh t tsh. tsh.tsh.fc , . fc .. tsh. tsh. cfc fc .. cfc tsh. tsh. County, . tsh. .. , . County, . tsh. . , . . County, . tsh: tsh County, . fc .. fc .. tsh.tsh. County. Lei^wee, Pope, Huntingdon, , Monroe, . . . . , Kennebeck, . , Hillsborough, , Worcesterj . . Venango, ... Warren, . . . . , Vigo, Middlesex, j-. . . Hilnterdon, . . . . Georgetown, . . . Jefferson, St. Mary's Orange, ...... LaFourchejInt, Lincoln, Upson, Thomas, Windham, . . Sullivan, . . . . . Delaware, . . . Geauga, Seneca, Juniatta, . > . . . Perry, Chester, Delaware, . . . . Waldo, Grafton, Boone, Perry, Barren, Cayuga, Chatham, . . . , Essex,. ...... Adams, Seneca, Jefferson, . . . . Musquito, Bucks, Delaware,. .. . Rutland, Monmouth, . . Tioga,.. Tioga,'.. Carroll, Tippecanoe, . Carroll,..., Dukes Newport, . Coshocton, Perry, State. M.T. A. T. Geo. Pa.Ten. Mc N.H. Mas. [Pa. Pa.La.In.Mas.N.J.S. C. N.Y. Md. Vt. La.Gee Me.Geo.GeeCt. N.Y.O.O. o.Pa. O. Pa. Pa. Me. N.H. In.O.Ken.N.Y. GeeN.Y.O.O.o.F.T. Pa. Pa.Vt. N.J.N.Y.N.Y.Pa.Pa, In.In.In. Ten. In. Mas.R. L O. In. Eef Letters KdAkKoQf JkXdWdVdOeOe CqGg WdTfOmSb Rh Vc Dq Jp YbJn JpWeTe KfMe Le Qf I^gf^Sg Yb, Wc Hf Lg Ih RdMnUcKh Ke NfJpSfSgUcTfRdRd QeQeHfHfHfEkHf Xe WeLf Hi Popula tion. 2,136 975648 1,562 480 2,121 1,527 1,559 2,113 3,299 4,214 3,383 2,457 234 737302 1,735 183 610 652 1,049 168 1,9961,570 60 2,087 182 1,049 27,690 1,4119,062 408 7,187 5,317 1,317 2,905 237 1,223 D. fK Wash 519 1,153 "122 756619 452 412957 301 655 439911465 430 95 493 1,371 699 729877378278 427 344 417 141 363 119119635 527 620 363 662 349666 474 460 431 978 881 176 195 452 213268 254 666 .-648 657 491410 410 653 D. fr. Ca-p.. 140 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Toboyne, Toby, ...: Tobyhanna, Toby's Creek, . . .' TODD, ......;...:. Tolland, TOLLAND, Tolland, Tom's River, Tomlinson's, P. O. . . . TOMPKINS, Tompkins, Tompkinsmlle, Tonnewanta, Topsfield, Topsham, Topsham, Torrington, Towanda, Towamensing, . . .R. Towamensing, ...... Towsentown, - Tovpnsend, Townsend, ......... Townsend, Townsend, Trap Trap, Trap, Trap,... Traptown, Transylvania, ... ... ¦ Treaty Ground, P. O. Tredyftin Trenton, Trenton, TRBNTON, . Trenton, Trenton, TVenton, Trenton, Trenton Trenton Bridge, P. 0, Treseotfc Triana, Triangle, TRIGG, Trimble, -Trinity Tripes Hill, ....I... Troup, Troupsburg,' Troupsville, Trd'y,'Troy,Troy, Troy, Troy,. Troy, Troy,Troy, tsh. tsh. . ... tsh. . . . , tsh. County, . County, . County, . . . tsh t Class. fc t tsh. and c t. tsh tsh fc t ...... t tsh , tsh '.., fc , t , . , t t fc.! t tsh t, . . . tsh. andt. Capital, I . tsh cfc cH. . t. t .... tsh County, . tsh fc t ! County, ¦ tsh t t. ,.,,.... ! t t tsh. tsh.tsh.fc'. and c t Perry,.......,Armstrong, . . , Northampton,Venango County. Hampden, Tolland....... Monmouth, . . . Alleghany,. .. . Delaware, .... Monroe, /. .... Erie, Essex, . . ... , . Lincoln, Oraiige, Litchfield, .... Bradford, ..... Montgomery,. . Northampton, . Baltimore, .... Windham, .... Middlesex, ... Huron, Sandusky, . .. . Montgomery, . . Somerset, Talbot, Worcester, .... Frederick, .... Oldham, ...... Wabash, Chester, Hancock Oneida, .,,... Hbnterdpn, ; . . Hunterdon, . . . Jones,-, ....... Gibson, , Todd,. !,.!!.. Butler, Jones, ........ Washington, . . Madison, ..'... Broome, Athens,. . ... . Alexander, . . . Montgomery,, Steuben, , . . Wayne, . . . Waldo,....Cheshire, . . Orleans, . . . Bristol, . . . . Rensselaer,Bradford, . . Crawfdrd,. , Luzerne,. . , State, Pa.Pa.Pa.Pa. Ken.Mas. CfcCfcN.J. Md.N.Y.N.Y. Ken.N.Y.Mas. Me. Vt.Ct.Pa. Pa.Pa. Md,Vt. Mas. 0. 0.Pa. Md. Md.Md.Md.Ken.In. Pa. Me. N.Y. N.J. N.J.N.C. Ten. Ken. O.N.C. Me. Al.N.Y. Ken.O. U.N.Y. Gee N.Y.N.Y. McN.H.Vfc Mas. N.Y. Pa. Pa.Pa. Kef- Letters Popula tion. D.fr. Wash QfOeSe OeGjUdVe VeTgOgRdSd Ij Ot X'd Yc Vb UeReSf SfRgV e WdLe Le SfSh2^Qg Ih If SfZb So Tf Tf Qk Ek Jg Qk BZb HI SdGjLg EitJ I m Qd QcYb VdVbWe Ud R e Ne Re 2,310 1,362 279 8,680 - 723 18,702 1,698 36,545 1,774 218 1,010l-;5671,384 1,654 978 669 1,171 1,3861,606 202 196 1,582 794 3,221 3,925 178 '480 5,916 190 5,799 666 117 36 236 190 209 102 , 250 185 358 102 352 17 221 69 152 185 803 676608 4,158 11,556 874146 250 305 653 394455569512 334 139149194 45 4324,H2 397496159149 93 146 48 584 609134 685 396166166 357853 741 490 350774741313 354 ,856 406 279 359 634 433582425 383 269 287 227 IJ. fr. cap. a a. cH o to OO ffO ^ r-1 00 t- -^ o 5DO(NlS?OCi700-"'"*^"^ 00 t-'^ o . CM'OscCfH W5 «5ot»oo'<* CO "3'-^»0 'QOO OQOOtOOOCOCTiC^COCQ-^COtDtMWSOlOWmOlQO - m^-^COUii6OiCOGi .CQ»OC0mf- O C* '^ '^ 00 OOm-^^COlOfiOtCi OlCQOJ , . CQ »OC0 ¦ ¦^cooioaorH .cQi>r-OT*C'-CQeiiTji^asc •QOOi-Ht^t*'^ •OSOO-^'^Ol- ..to t* CQCQ tH r 1— (t— I T-H*^ T— i(ri,'i— I »¦ • to CTJ .-( CQ CQ -^ • CQ i-H CQ CQ »/^ O • 00 Oi to CO W^ O:i00i-(fQ-rl* -OCQ-^-^CT ¦^ -^ Tj< CQ CQ • Tt< ¦^ -^ CQ i> 00 fr- T-lO CD ai~oo o CQ CT CM O w P4 is • O 00 "^ t^ . lO to O CO • to CQ to Ol CT CQ CT t- CD uo ^yi »0 I-H -^ CO 00 CT <— ' >— I ^'^c^ CO r^^ ph" cq' CM lOOi— < "tOCTiOl^^OOi— ll— 1 t-'^OO .lOOiCQTQOO.COOO CQ^CO CT • CT^qi^O f-j,CO,U^CT" T-Ti-T ; CT'"r-i"i-J'rH"cQ'r-rrH" - O •CT:^:c4 . to CQ • CO 00 Oi -^ i-( t- • Oi" t- GO ^^ - CQ^OO^OO tI^ CO pHpH : Tf-^dJ" ' tH ; rH M •-" -^ WSe« - V. '^ «w rC! ;i3 T3 (U O *T3 faijrC feO feD ° " t3 t^i -i Vi. .6 © Cm © "^ bjDja ho^ -^t^ ho^ H=*HC4HC+HtMqHq_,^ fl . (^ t^^ boji -b" *«> o ^ HHa CO i ^ddddM i^d o . , . 0[ife>fe . _ , >^ ife:g,slHdd^^ddd.dfefe^tSdddd!g S'*' -3 gjgfe'fe ^g^^g^i^-g^i^^g^ 11 1 1ll llllllfltlllllf i i il|gi| I ', I ii-ill JgMMl-M 142 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Tyrone, Tyrone, TYRREL, ... ULSTER, .... Ulster, .......... C. Ulysses, ........ .A. Unadi^la,. ...;..:.. UndeWiill,. Union, ; . . . UbioA', ;...,.., Unioti,. Union,... . ...,,.... Union, Uniofl, ....,..'..... UNION,: Union, ............ Union,. Union, Uhion, Union Union,. Union, Union, P Union, Union, UNION, UNION, UNION, • UNION,.: UNION,... Unioii, . . . . i , , tlnroii, ¦ . d. tJnion,. .;...;..-..... Union, Union, .-,.,... Unio^,, ....;....... Union,. '. . Uiiioilj ....,.- Union Union, ;....... IJnion,. Uiiioh, - Union, Union,. Union, ;.. Union, .- ...... Union,. Union, Unioh,, .......' Union Union, Union,. ..:......... ¦Union,.! Union, ............. Union, Union, . . . .: Union C. UNION, Union, Union, Uhipn, . . . . , cIb tsh tsh. .... County, . County,. tsh tsh. and t . . t. t t ^sh. and t Village,. .. . t. tsh; County, .... tsh ; . tsh tsh.and c. t. tsh County. Huntingdon, Perry,... tsh. , c. t District, County,. County,. County, . County, . tsh t tsh. .... tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh. , tsfa. , tsh. , tsh. , tsh... tsh.^ . tsh." , tsh. . tsh.- . tsh. . teh. . tsh. . t. . .. tsh. tsh. tsh tsh County, . tsh tsh tsh Bradford,-.. . Tompkins, . . Otsego, Chittenden, . Lincoln Tolland, Broome, .... Rensselaer, . , Washington, , Esse^. ...... Berks,. ; . . . . Erie, .. ..... Fayette,, .... Huntingdon, . Luzerne, . . : , , Mifflin,. '. , . . . Schuylkill, . . , Union, , London, . . . , Montoe,. Belmont,. . . . Belmont,. . . . Brown, ..... ButlOr, ..... Champaign,..Clermont, . . . Clinton) ,.-. . Fayette^ .... Harrison, . . . Highland,-, ; . Knox, ..... . Lawrtnce, , . Licking, .... Logan, : . . . . Madisbh,, . ;-. Mei-cei*, .... Miami, Monrgei • • • • Morgan, .... Musking\im, Muskingum,Ross, Scioto, .... Stark, Union, Warren, Washington, ^tatp. Boone, . . . Crawford, . Dearborn, . Pa. Ea. N.C.N.Y. Pa.N.Y.N.Y,Vt. Me. Ct. n:y. N.Y. N.Y. N.J. Pa.Pa. Pa. Pa. Pa.Pa.Pa. Pa,Pa.Va. . Va.$.C. Geo. AT. Ken.O. O.O. o. o. o.o. o. 0. o.o.o. , o.o. o. o.O;- O.O.O.o.o. o. o. o. o.o.o. In.In. ^ In.In. , Ref. Popula- Letters tion. Pf Qf Rk Te ReRdSd Vb Yb Ve RdU.d UcTf QfSf 0 e 2^ PfReQfRf RfQg, Ni Ml JlB,m GiEf MfMtKh J?Kf Jg KgKg [Mf kf LhLfKfKg JfK^Mgl|MfLgKg Kh MfKf Jg Mg ,Jg Hf Hg Jh 613 2,7684,732 36,550 405 3,130 2,313 1,051 1,612 711 2,121 1,405 20,656 1,046 . 238 9,475 1,370 1,0751,757 477 9,085 JD. fr. Wasfc. 163 117 246998 333 627 691 366 291 363 415213 -D, fr. Cap. 105i 30 135 171 100 4040 31 150 12 38 47 17,906 640 - 4,7643,192 2,151 139 2,516 1,171 957 1,382 2,763 1,662 938836 851 668 1,439 989 1,469 174 1,578 590569 1,337 73 9,654 674 139 700 1,606 539 7,944 140 319193160 208 169198 168 59 967 284 988478489 441480 444MS 296446 369 .398361 469499515 480 31234T396 348408 425 332 428 47-0 311 65 252 184102 -88 77 8860 160 108 598 638 536 lis 126111 91' 44 113 67 41 125 74 59 135 26 65 26 118 84 122 65 71 5235 86 129 32 86 99 •25 11-3104 CONSULTING INDEX. 143 -Names of Places. Union, . Union, . tsh. ,. Grant, Union, tsh. Union,. .tsh. Union, tsh. Union, tsh.- , Union, tsh. Union, tsh. Union, tsh; Union, tsh. tJNION...... County,, Union, t. , Union, .;........... . c. t Union, EaSt, ........ tsh. Union, West,' Union Miss. Station, Union Sprihgsy. .... Union Square, Union Town, Unionto-wn, Unionville, Unionville, ' Unionville, Unionville, .- Unionville, Unitia, Unity,.... Unity, Unity, '.. Unity, Ilnity, Unity Town, Upperi Upper,. Upper Alloway's Creek Uppeir. Alton, Upper Bern, . ,. -. Upper Chichester, .P. Upper Darby, . . . .R. Upper Dublin, . . . .S. tsh. , XJpptii' Elkton, t. . . , Upper Freehold, tsh. , Upper Hanover, tsh. . Upper Mahantango,C . tsh. , Uptier" Mahanoy, .... tsh. Upper Makefield,. .L. tsh. . Upper Marlboro*, .... c. t. lifpper Merion, . . . .T. tsh. , Upper Milford, tsh. , Upper" Mount Bethel, I tsh. , Upper Nazareth,. .H. tsh;. Upper Oxford, tsh.' , Upper Paxton,. . . .E. tsli. UpperPeaoh Tree,P.O. .... Upper Bend's Neck, D tsh. Upper Providence, . J . tsh. Upper Providence,. U. tsh. Ppper Salford, tsh. -Upper Sandusky,-. ... t. . . Upper Saucon, tsh. Opper Smithfield, .... tsh. tsli. Johnson, Class. County, tsh.t. .. t. .. t. .. c. t. t. . . t. .. t. .. tsh. tsh. t. .. t .. tsh. tsh. tsh.t. .. tsh.tsh. tsh. Madison, . . . . Montgomery,. Parke, Perry, ....... Rush, Shelby, Union, Vanderburg, . State. Ref. Letters Vermillion, . Fraiiklin, . . . Wayne, , . . . ; Columbiana,. Cayuga, . . Oswego, Frederick, JeiFerson, Dutchess Orange, . ...... Chester, Frederick,,. ; . . Union, ..,,.,. Blount, Waldo, ....... Sullivan, Westmoreland, Columbiana,. . . Columbiana, . . . Montgomery,. , Cape May, .... Lawrence, .... Salem, . . .... Madison, ..... Berks, Delaware, . . . , Delaware, .... Montgomery,. Giles, . . ., Monmouth, . . Montgomery, . Schuylkill, . . . Northumberl'nd Bucks, Prin* Georges: Montgomery,. . Lehigh, Northampton, . Northampton, t Chester, Dauphin, Wilcox, . . ... .' . Salem, ..... . . Delaware,. .... Montgomery,. . Montgomery,. . Crawford, Lehigh, ..;... Pike,. :., In, In.In. In.In.In. In. In. In. In. II.ILMo. O.O. Mo. T. N.Y. N.Y. Ma. Mi. N.Y. n:y. Pa. Md.S. C. Ten. Me. N.H. Pa. O.O. Md. N.J.O. N.J. U. ' ' Pa. , Pa.Pa.Pa. Ten.N. j. Pa. Pa. Pa.Pa. Md. Pa.Pa. Pa. Pa.Pa. Pa. Al. N.J.Fa. ^ Pa.Pa.O. Pa.Pa. I f Hg IfHfGg Hh lg Jg Gi EiFfCh Mg Nf ZBj RdRcQgCo UeTe SgQg Ml Jk Yb VcOfNfNf QgTgLh Sg: Dh Rf Sg Sg Sf ' Gk Tf S f RfRf Tf Rh Sf S!fSf Sf Rg RfGnSgSgi Sf Sf Kf SfTe Popula; tioii. D. fr. D. fr. Wash. Cap. 517 399 3,239 1,366 90 1,833 1,1991,958 2,990 1,757 165 1,067 589 2,136 56tf598561 617630 642 553575511 734 703 901340386 2,117 431 1,325 1,292 4,826 1,300 1,1501,7421,517 1,618 2,829 2,241 942900 1,636 1,638 748 1,6821,108 ,1,905 1,300 ,333 .371 '73 1,12,7 327 281 107 58 467568 698 469 189 279270 27 199 415 , 177 847 149116 127 153749177173157147171 18 139180 208 194 99 137 943 178 , 122 149163 430 187 949 ,61 22 ,45 44 68 132 40 30 82 176 170 79 92 170 166 149 65 93 87 191 708077 194 3348 160169165 64 99 194 71 66 4995 101 167 87 11 84 44 133 133 93 87 90 191101 58 93 199 64968083 64 94 141 144 CONSULTING INDEX. Nanaes of Places. Upper Tulpehbcken,M Upperville, UPSON,, Upton, ........... Urbanna Urbanna, . '. Urbanna, . . . . , Urbanna, .... . .. Utica, Utiea,' Utica, iUwchland, .... ...... UxbVidge, Valitje, Vallee's Mines, P.O.. V^lqnia, Van Buren, Van Bilren, VAN BUREN,..:.. Van Bjirenj Vanceborough, . . . A . Vancehurg, Vance's.' Ferry, P. 0, . VANDAI.IA, VANDERBURG, .. Vannsville, VAN WERT, Varennes, Varick, Vassalborough, .: . . .'. . Vaughan, Veaje, VeilJebOro', Venango Venango, ...:.. ., .', . Venango, VENANGO, Venice, ' Venice, d . Venice, Venus, .' Verbank, Vergennes, Vermillibn, Vermillion, ¦Vermillion, :. VERMILLION,.... Vermillion, VERMILLION, .... Vermillionville, Vernon, Vernoni C . Vernon, Vernon, Vei-non,. . ^ Vernon, : . . Vernon, ..:.., Vernon, Vernon, . Vernon, Vernon,. ...... .. .. . County, . County,. Cl^ss. tsh. tsh. and t. c. t tsh.c.t. tsh. ...... tsh. and t. tsh t. t t, .. tsh.t. .. County, . t t t Capital, . Coimty, . tsh. tsh, tsh. tsh tsh. .... County, ; tsh tsh. tsh.tsh. County, . tsh. . . . . County,. c. t t t . 1^. and t. , tsh. and t. , tsh; t... t$h."tsh; Berks, . . .-. Fauquier, . Worcester, . . Steuben, . . . . Middlesex, , . Champaign, . Champaign, . Oneida,. . . . . Licking, . . . . Clarke, Chester, . . . . Worcester, . . Columbia,. . . Jefferson, . . . Jackson, . . . . Onondaga, . . Crawford, . . Vermillion,. . . Washington, . Lewis, Orangeburg, . Fayette Prince George's, Couiity. Anderson, . . . Seneca, Kennebeck, . . Somerset, . . . . Daviess, . ". . . . Caroline, Sutler,' ...... Crawfoi:d, . . . . Erie, Cayuga, . . Butler, ... Seneca, . . . Hancock, . Dutchess, . Addison,. . Huron, . . . Richland, . liiichland, . Vermillion, La Fayette, Windham, . Tolland,... Oneida, .... Sussex, 1 . '. . Crawford, , . Trpup, .... Autauga, . . Madison, . . Hiclsman, . . Clinton,. . . . Richland,,. . State. Pa!Va.Geo. Mas. N.Y. Va. O. O.N.Y.O. In.Pa.Mas.N.Y. Mo. In. N.Y.A. T. k.T. II.'Me.Ken. S. C. II. In.Md. O.s. c. N.Y. Me.Me. In.Va. Pa. Pa.Pa. Pa. N.Y.O.O. II. N. Y., Vt. 0.0.o. In. In.II. La. Vt.Ct N.Y.N.J.Pa. Geo.Al. Mi.Ten.O. O. Ref. - I,etter6 Rf QhJhWdQdRi KfKfScLf IhSfWdUd, DhHh RcZAkHdFfAZa Kh N-^m EhGh K? , JfLlRd YbYa GhQh OeNeN-dOe-RdJg Le. CfUe U.bLeLfLfGg FfBqVdVe ScTe Ne ImHn Dn Gk Kg Lf Pppul'a- tjon. D. fr. 'Wash. 1,456 7,013 1,1671,988 9,3541,109 8,393 194 1,493 9,086 9,890 ""s 9i611 "49 1,890 2,761 '30 494 886 684 9,470 2,445 121 999505 1,451 94 5,692 5,836 681 1,164 3,0459,377 902 1,043 234 D. fr. Cap. 153 54 404 307142 447 447 383375 ,591 128 392358 889607 354 1,297 718 804 443 517781 14 566324 607696 67.3 70 246 309321 316 496416 914327494 399 369 385 658 1,351 418 359366946 304 750 879 1,073 776 .453 398 CONSULTING INDEX. 1451 . Names of Places. VeAon, ' Vernoli, ;... Vernon, ........ Vernon, ......... Vernon, Vernonburg, .... Verona, ; Verona Centra,. . Versailles,... . .. Versailles, Versailles, Versailles Vershire, Vestal, ..... Veteran, .' .- Vevay, Vicksburg, ..... Victor, ^Victory, Victory, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, ; . Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, Vienna, VIGO Village Springs,. Villanovia, Villemont, Vinalliaven, ., . . . Vincennes, Vincent, Vinegar Hill, . . . Vineyard, Vineyard, ...... Vinton, Violet,. Virgil Virgiiiia, Visaliaj Volney, Voluntown, Vo'orhesville,. . . . WABASH, .... Wabash, . . . Wabash,, Wabash, WABASH, .... Waddington, . . . ^adesborough, .• . V(adesborough, . . Wading River,.. Wadsworth, . .. . Waertown, . '. . . . Waitsfield, . Class. tsh ; . tsh tsh tsh. and c. t tsh tsh. and t. tsh. t t tsh. and c. t. , County. tsh. tsh. and c. t. t tsh. and t. . .' t tsh t tsh. and t. . . t. ... .. t t t. t ; . t tsh tsh. and t. . . t County, , . . . tsh., ...... c. t t. tsh. and c. tsh , t. t t tsh tsh tsh. and t, , tsh t tsh. and t. , t t. County,. . , tsh , tsh. tsh County,.'. . t. c. t c. t t. tsh t. t Scioto , Trumbull Ja,ckson, Jennings, .... Washington, . Chatham, .... Oneida,. .. .. . Oneida,. :. . . Allegarjy, Williamson,- . . Woodford, . . . Ripley, ...... Orange, ..... Broome, Tioga........Switzerland, . . Warren, Ontario, ..... Cayuga, . . . Kennebeck, Oneida, .... Ontario,. . . . Dorchester, Stokes, .... Abbeville, . . Pickens, . . . Daviess, , . . Trumbull, . Scott, 1 Johnson, . . . Fountain, . . . Parke, Tippecanoe, . Blount, ; Chautauque,'. . , Chicot, Hancock, . . . .- Knox, ...'.. .', , Chester, Jo, Daviess, . . Grand Isle,. . . Washington, . Athens, Fairfield, .... Cortland, .... Coshocton, . . . Campbell, .... Oswego, ... . Windham, . . . Montgomery,. St,, Lawi fence,. , AnsOn, Callaway, Suffolk, ..- Medina, Monmouth, . '. . Washington, . . State, E(j£. PoiJula- D.-fr. D.fr. LeUers tion. Wash. Cap. 0. Lh 542 406 no 0. Ne 640 989 180 In. lh 593 74 In.' ' Ih. 575 64 In. Hh 618 93 Geo. Mo 669 184 N.Y. Sc 3,'739 397 113 N.Y. Sc 368 116 Pa. Of gii 910 187 Ten. Hk 733 31, Ken. - Jh 9oi 546 13 In. Ih • p • • • . 551 '¦ 79 Vt. Vc 1,260 605 30 N.Y. Rd 946 990 1.54 N.Y. Rd 1,616 984 190 In. Ih 556 105 Mi. Cn 1,089 54 N.Y. Qd 2,970 344 203 Vt. Wb 53 559 73 N.Y.' Rc 1,819 365 167 Me, ' Xe 722 624 ' ,25 N, Y. Sc 1,766 393 125 N.Y. Qd 339 188 Md. Sh 118 81 N.C. Nj 567 193 S. C. L m 537 101 Al. Fm 994 66 Ken. Gi 716 180 0. Ne gio 289 165 In. Ih 599 86 11. Fi 817 167 In Gg Hm '5,'766 Al. 774 81 N.Y. Od l,i26 358 318 A. T. Cm 1,134 184 Me. Zb 1,794 646 73 In. Gh 693 196 Pa. Sf 2,147 142 76 U. Dd 995 Vt. Ub 459 561 85 A.T. ZAk 1,255 187 O. Lp- 108 379 79 0. Lg 1,812 384 10 N.Y. Rd 3,912 306 148 O. Mf 416 343 77 Ken. Jh 502 97 N.Y. Re s.eis 371 169 Ct. We 1,304 377 54 N.Y. Td .. 404 41 In I f In. Gf 649 75 In. Gp- 644 79 In. Hf 644 71 11 G h 2,710 N.Y. Sb 494 999 N.C. Nf 410 134 Ken. Fj 163 801 969 N.Y. Vf 294 920 O. Me 965 346 108 N.J. Tg 20^ 89 Vt. Vb 957 511 IS 146 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Plates. WAKE, Waltefield, Wakefield, Wake Forest, P. O. . . Wakeman, Walden, ,. . Walden, WALDO,.:. Waldo, ..'..' Waldobbro', '. . Wales,..; E. Wales, Wales, Walker, ,. . Walker - Walker, WALKER, ....... Walker, C.H. Walker, Walkerton, » Walkerville, Wallace, - Wallingford, Wallingford, ¦Wallkill, Walnut, Walnut, Walnut, Walnut, Walnut Creek, . ..B. Walnut Hill, ,Walnut,-town, ¦ .Walpack, Walpole, Walpole, ........ Waltham, ,A. Waltham, .......T. Walthourville, . '. i . . . ¦Walton, ' WALTON, WALTON,. Waitonham, Walworth, Wanbqro', Wantage, Wanton's, P.O. Ward I. Ward, ; - Wardsboro', Ware, WARE, Wareham Waresboro', Warmi'fister, N. Warminster, Warm Springs, Warner, Wamersville, Warren, Warren, ......; Warren, ' Class. County,. .. . t t tsh.t. .. t. Countyi. t. . . t.'.-. tsh tsh: tsh tsh. ..... County, . G. t. . . . . tsh. t. .. tsh.t. .. tsh. tsh. tsh. tsh. tsh.tsh. t... t, .; tsh. t. .. . t. .. tsh.and t. County,. . County,. . tsh.t. .. tsh. t. .. tsh. County, . t e.t.tsh. c. t. Waldo, . . . Lincoln, . .', Lincoln, . . Hampden,.Erie,. .... Centre, ... Juniatta, ; . McKean, . County. Strafford, . . Shelby,,.-.. Wake, . . .-. Huron, . . . Caledonia,- . Orange,. . . , Walker Rush King & Queen, Centre, Daviess, New Haven, . . Rutland, .- Orange, Fairfield, . . ; . . Gallia, ...... Pickawayi .... Montgomery,. . Holmes, Marion, . ..... Berks, Sussex, Cheshire, ..... Norfolk, Addison, Middlesex, Liberty, Delaware, .... St. Louis, . . . Wayne, . . . , Edwards, . . , Sussex, Alachua,. .. . Worcester, . . Randolph, . . Windham, . . Hampshire, , Plymouth, . . Ware,. Bucks, Nelson,. ; . . . Eat'h, Merrimack, . Hardiman, , . Lincoln, . . . . Grafton, . . . . Washington, State. Ref. Letters N.C. N.H. II. N.C. 0.Vt.N.Y. Me. Me.Me.Me.Mas. N.Y.Pa.Pa.Pa. Al.Al.In.Va. Pa. In. Ct. Vt.N.Y. O. O. o.In. O. II. Pa. NJ. N.H.Mas. Vt. Mas. Geo.N.Y.Geo.F.T. Mo. N.Y. U. N.J.F.T. Mas.In.Vt.Mas,.Geo. Mas. Geo. Pa.Va.Va.N.H.Ten. Me. N.H. Vt. Pk Wc FgPk Le Vb Te Yb Yb Yb Xb Vd PdQf' QfPe Fo Gm k^-QiPf GhVe Vc TeLg LhLgHg Mf- GhSfTe Vc WdUb Wd^Mo Sd K m Hp Dh Qc Fh TeLpWd JfVcVdLoXeLo Sf Pi OhWcEk Yb WcVb Poputa^ tion. 20,3a8 1,470 942 897 99,788 534 3,113 619 . 665 1,4701,0761,387 9,902 2,418 1,741 4,0562,200 497 1,592 601 660 1,9 ¦Tg 1,449 330 1,857 1,663 10,999 1,753 4,034 690 378 1,148 2,045 1,2051,885 709 9,222 2,030 702765 D.fr. ¦Wash 521 749 292404648281 645 610 574 369377200 142 273 834 561 123172663313456272372373 386609 331811154 240 435418490 431 698 329 865 361 735 ¦941 876394 598 441389 441 776156160 919 473 837 617 515 504 D.fr. Cap. iTTT 5139 14 125 3590 44 37 35 68 268- 93 36 196 4732 30 100 90 22 76 105 38 98 20 36 9056 6382 54 16 59 12 196 94 140 908 94 83 212 44 102103 66 49 161 113100 170 17 146 445525 CONSULTING INDEX. 147. Names of Places. Warren, Warren, WARREN, Warren, Warren, Warren, WARREN, WARREN, ........ Warren, Warren, , . Warren, Warren, WARREN, WARREN, WARREN, WARREN, WARREN WARREN,: Warren Warren, ........... Warren, E. WorreTi, Warren, Warren, WARREN, Warren, Warren, Warren, WARREN, Warrenburg, ....... WarrensbuTg, Warrenton, 'Warrenton, yVarrenton, -. . Warrenton, , . . Warrentown, ....... Warrington, O . Warrington, . . . . .M . WarrensviUe, E. WARRICK, Warrior's Mark, . . A. Warsaw, Wawareing, . ....... Warwick, ., . . Warwick, .....,..., Warwick, Warwick, Warwick, . .' Warwick, WARWICK,: Warwick, C.H. ..,.. Warwick, WASHINGTON,... Washington, D. Washington , . . WASHINGTON, ,¦ ¦ Washington , . . Washington, WASHINGTON ¦ ¦ • WASHINGTON, .f. Washington, Class. County, . tsh. tsh Coimty, . County,. tsh. tsh c t. . . . . t County, . . . County, . . . County, . . . County,.^. . County,. .. County,. . . tsh tsh, and t . tsh. c. t. tsh tsh County, . tsh. . . . . tsh tsh, County, . tsh, t t.t. , e. t, t t. .. tsh tsh, County,...tsh. tsl^ and t. . tsh t tsh.and t. . tsh , tsh. -. . . , t County, . c. t, tsh. Coijnty,. t t. .- Coijnty, . t t County, . County, . tsh., County. Bristol, . . . Litchfield, Herkimer,Rockland, . Somerset, . Bradford,..Franklin, . Warren, . . Albemarle, Belmont, ... Jefferson, . . . Trumbull, .. Trumbull, .. Tuscarawas, ' Washington, Marion,. . Putnam, , Warren, . Warren, Greene, Warren, Fauquier, . . . . Warren, . .,. . . Warren, Armstrong,. . . Bucks, , York, Cuyahoga, . . , Huntingdon, Genesee, . . . . Ulster, .. .. Franklin, . . . Kent, Orange, .... Bucks, Lancaster, . . Cecil, Warrick, . .... Tuscarawas,. , Lincoln, . . . Sullivan, , . . Orange, . . Berkshire, Dutchess, . State, R.L Ct. N.Y. N.Y.N.,Y.N.J.N.J. Pa.Pa.Pa. Pa. Va. N.C. Geo. Mi. Ten. Ken. aO.O.aa o. o. In, In.In;In. II. N.Y. Ten. N.C. Va. Geo. Mi. Pa. Pa.Pa. O. In. Pa.N.Y.N.Y. Mas. &. L N.Y.Pa. Pa. Md..Va.Va.O. Me. Me. N.H. Vt.vu Mas. R. L N.Y,N.Y. Ref. Letters WeUeUcTdTeTfSf OeReQg OePiVL m CpHkHi Jg Mf NfNeNe MfMg Gf lgHg Gf Of Uc Kj Pj Qh Lm Cn OfSfRf MeGhPfPdTe VdWe Te SfRfSgRi MfAZAYbVoVbVh UbWe Uo Ue Popula tioh. 1,800 986 11,79£ 9,084 1,561 18,697 4,706 756 579 11,87710,946 7,861 15,91010,949 21,468 2,295 1,6181,158 501 1,685 649 9,861 617 308 1,19,1 . 512 1,230 449 2,877 2,4749,738 1,150 5,5996,0091,132 '3,848 1,670 21,294 1,135 1,135 21,378 1,374 701 15,411 42,63£ 3,036 D.ft. Wash 405 318 384 267201 270 85 313 148 297 274 297 297301 309 567 614669 "¦47i 472229 51 617 1,098 215 157100 348 168 365 .'295 411406265 168120102 184 323 615 467 'sis 384 317 D. ft. Cap. •Washington It..... |Litohfield |Ct. |U e I 1,6901 316! 39 148 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. Washington, ....... Washington, , , Washingtort, , WASHINGTON, . . . Washington, Washington, .G., Washington, Washington, Washington, Washington, WasHington Ei Washington, Washiiigton,-;.Washington, K. WASHINGTON,.. ¦WASHIH'GTOH', . WASHINGTON,.. WASHINGTON,.. Washington, ...... WASHINGTON,..Washington, WASHINGTON,..Washington, WASHINGTON, . . WASHINGTON,.. . Washington, Washington, C.H: ,. WASHINGTON,.. Washington, .;.... WASHINGTON, . . WASHINGTON, . . Washington, WASHINGTON, . : Washington, ....... WASHINGTON,..Washington, WASHINGTON, . . Washington, C Washington, ' Washington, ...... Washington, Washington, Washington,' Washington, Was^iiigtofi, .... .B, Washington; < , Washington, Washington, Washington, Washihgton, Washington, Wadiihgton, Washington, ....... Washington, ¦'. Washington,' or Cen- treville, a. Washington, B. Washington, ....... Washington, Washington, Washington, Class. t. tsh tsh. .... County, . t tsh. .... tsh tsh t tsh. .... tsli. ..;'. t . . . . tsh tsh. . . ; . County, . City, . . . County,]. County,. t,.: County, . c. t County, . c. t. . . . . County, . Cotmty, . t c. t County, . , Parish, . County,. t CpUnty,'. a.t County, . t Coimty,-.tsh tsh. .... tsh tsh tsh. .... c, t . tsh. ,... tsh. ...., t , tsh tsh tsh. tsh. tsh. .... tsh tsh , tsh tsh. tsh. tsh. tsh.tsh. County. Orange, ; . . Burlington, Morris, .... Columbia,. . . . Fayette,,-. . . . .' Franklin, , . . . Indiana, . . . ... Lancaster, .... Lycoming, . . . Union, .... . . Washington, ., Westmoreland,York '..-. Culpeper, . Beaufort, wakes. Autauga, . . . Washington, Adams, ; state *"''- ^"^P"'^ state. Letters tion. Hempstead, , Rhea, i Mason, Brown, Clermont, Columbiaiia, . . . Coshocton, Dark, . . '. Fayette, Franklin, Guernsey,, . , . . Guernsey, Ha;rrison, ; Hooking, Holmes, ...... JacksOh, Licking, ...... Marion, ...... Miami, Montgomery, . . Montgomery,. ., Pickaway, .... Preble,.. .. .. Richland, Scioto Stark, ....... . N.Y. N.J.N.J.Pa. Pa. Pa.Pa-Pa.Pa. Pa..Pa.Pa.Pa. Pa. Md.D. Col, D.Col Va,Va.N.C.N.C. Geo.Geo,F.T.Al. AI.Al.Mi. Mi. La. A. T. A.T.Ten. Ten.Ken. Ken.O.0.O. O.O. O.O. O.O.O.O. O.0. O.O.O. o.o,o.o.o.o.o.o. TeTg Tf Nf Re OgRe OfRgQe RfNfOf RfQg Rh RhMj PhRkQk L m L m Ip Fo HnFo Dn Co Bn ZAjA in Lj IkIiKh Mg \- Mf LfJfKg KfMf MfMf LgLg LgLfLfJfLg JgLf KhMf 1,315 2,188 42,680 2,9265,181 967607 1,200 2,0851,816 2,153 1,037 25,268 18,826 30,261 15,614 D.fr. Wash 273 165 210 D. fr: Cap. 105 43 54 4,559 9,890 3,474 1,976 9,9869,189 10,995 19,017 868 11,731 514 2,085 1,447 780 423 299351 '809 '379 908 161617 993 951 433 1,149 9,286 182 909 79 191 ,95 ,189 ,157 999919 96 81 302 ',578 869 989 1,146 l,i98 593 489 9,980 9,016 1,338 690 573 454 481 275348509 499 408304308 993 362353 382 .71 399 476467467393488374423 -128 72 186 56 159 3280 47 919 184 91 118 192 '64 129 146 106 iso 129 63 114 160 72 111 45 12 9689- 109 56 7069 39 47 797171 9599 65 91 101 CONSULTING INDEX. 149 Names of Places. Washington, Washington, Washington, . . . . .E WASHINGTON,.. ' Washington, Washington, ...... Washington, Washington,, .' Washington, . . Washington, Washington, Washington, . . . . iA Washington, Washington A . Washington, Washiiigton, , Washington, ....... Washington, Washington,' ....... Washington, , Washington, ....... Washington, Washington, Washington, B . Washington, Washington, A. Washington, ........ WASHINGTON,... Washington, ....:.. WASHINGTON, ... Washingtonville •WASHITA WASHTENAW, ... Waterboro', Waterboro', Waterboro', Waterbiiry, , , Watfirbury, Waterford, , Waterford, Waterford, . . , Waterford,.. C Waterford, Waterford, ........' Waterford, Waterford, , Waterford, Waterloo, . . , ., Waterloo, . , , . Waterlooi Waterloo, Waterloo, Waterloo,. A Waterloo, Water Town, Water Town,...;. . Water Town, . . Water Town, Waterville Waterville, , Waterville, . Class. tsh tsh; . tsh County, . . tsh. tsh. tsh tsh. and t. tsh tsh. tsh tsh. ... . tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh. tsh. . . . . tsh. . .-. . tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh Coimty, . County, . Parish, . County, . Ci t. t. .. t. .. , and t. . t. . tshtsh tsh. and t. . . t. t tsh. and t. . . tsh. and c. t. t , t t tsh. ..;.... tsh c. t t t County. Tuscarawas, WaTren, .... Macomb, . . . Boone, Clark,.....;,Clinton, . . . ., Daviess, .... Decatur, , . . Delaware, . . Greene, .... Hendricks, . . Knox, Marion, Monroe, . . . . • Morgan, . . . . ^ Owen, ..... Parke, Pike Putnam, Randolph, . . Ripley, Rush, Tippecanoe, . Warren, Washington, , W^yne, Clinton, Oswego, .A. tsh. and c. t. tsh t t t York, Chautauque,. . Colleton, .- . . . . Washington, . New Haven, . Oxford....... Caledonia, . . . New London, . Saratoga^ . . . t Gloucester, . . . Erie, Juniatta, . . , . Loudon, Washington, . Seneca, ...... Juniatta .' Laurens, . . . .'. Laudervale,. . . Athens, Fayette, Monroe, ..... Middlesex, . .- Litchfield, . . . Jefferson, Washington, . Kennebeck, . . Franklin, , . ... Oneida, .. . . . N9 state. o. o. M. T. In.In. In.In. In. In.In.In.In.In.In. In.In.In.In.In.In. In.In.In.In.In.In.In. II.II. Mo. N.Y. La.M.T.Me. N.Y. S.C.Vt. a. Me. Vt. Ct.N.Y.N.J.Pa.Pa.Va. O.N.Y.Pa.S. C. Al.O. In. II. Mas. Ct.N.Y.O. Me.Vt. N.Y. Ref. Letters MfJgLd HkHfIh Hf If Gk Hg Gh HgHg Hg Hg Gg GhGg Jf Lg Hf GfHh lg Eh Eh OiRcBnKdXc 0 d NnVbU e Xb Wb VeUdTgNe QfQg Mg Rd Qf L 1 FILglgDhWdUe Se Mg YbVb Sd Popula- tio-fi. 433' 1,190 899 13,064 984 2,404 1,675 D.fr. Wash, 6,784 5,1404,042 1,814 1,650 3,071 1,123 1,358 2,463 1,473 3,0881,006 ¦906 1,847 216 1,641 1,500 4,768 878 2,916 488 -319 .458 569 615 594 6986'r3 559556 653 583683 578 697603 692640 681619 515545525 643673613 523 D.fr.Cap. 818 '383 518 330688529323 567 536 351 387 145 319 123 37 324336123 509826359 527880 ¦429 318 412341 617 555364 To" iSO CONSU.LTING INDEX. .Names of Places. Watervliet, WATKINVILLE,. Wattsyille, Watson, Watsonburg, ...... Watson Town, Wattsville, . . ... ... Waukeenah, Waverly, .Wayne, tVAYNE, Wayne, . . ; WAYNE, Wayne, ........... Wayne,. Wayne, , . Waynfe,. -Wayne, , . WAYNE. WAYNE, WAYNE, WAYNE, ........ wayNe, WAYNE, ........ Wayne, ........... Wayne,, . , Wayne, Wayne; ...... ...... Wayne, -. . Wayne, ,.,,....... Wayne, Wayne,. . . ! Wayne, Wayne, Wayne, . . ..... Wayne, , . Wayne, Wayne,. Wayne, • . .( • Wayne, ..:..:..,.,. Wayne,. ..,.'. Wayne, .,..',.-. ... Wayne, Wayne,. WAYNE, WAYNE, Wayne,. Wayne/. . .......... Wayne , . Wayne, Wayne, iWayne,. Wayne, , . WAYNE, WAYNE, Waynesboro', Waynesboro, Waynesboro, ....... Waynesboro, Waynesburg, ...... Waynesburg, Class. tsh c. t t. tsh t t t. ...... t t t County, . tsh. County, . tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh-. . . . '. County, . Qounty, . Conntyl . County, , County, , County, . tsh , tsh tsh tsh. tsh. .... tshi tsh. ... . tsh. tsh. . ... tsh. tsh tsh tsh tsh. tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh County, . County, . tsh tsh tsh.' tsh tsh tsh tsh County, . County, . t County. Albany, .... Clark, Erie, Lewis, Northumberl'nd Hampshire, . Erie, Jefferson, . . . Pike Kennebeck, . Steuben, . . . . Armstrong,Crawford, . . Erie, Greene, ..... iWifflin, .... Adams, ...... Ashtabflla, ,. . Belmont, . . . . . Butler, Champaign, . . Clermont, . . . . Columbiajia,. . park, Fay.ette Jefierson, . . . . Knox, . . . '. . . Monroe, Montgomery, . Muskingum, . Pickaway, . . . Scioto, Tusjjarawas, . Warren, Wayiie, .:. .. Pickaway, . . . Bartholomew,. Henry, Montgomery,.. Marion, ...,,, Owen, , . . Wayne,. Augusta, . , Wayne,. . , . Burke, Wayne, , . . , Chester, . . . Franklin, . , State. N.Y. Geo.Pa. N.Y.Pa.Va.Pa.F.T.O. Me. N.Y. N.Y.Pa.Pa.Pa.Pa. Pa. Pa. N.C. Geo. Mi. Ten. Ken.' O.O.O.o. o.o. o.o. o.o.o. o. 0. o.0.o. o.o,o. o. o. M.T.In.In.In.In.In.In. In.In. II. Mo. Va. N.C.Geo.Ten. Pa. Pa. Ref. Letters ut: IJmN,dSo UePgNdJp Kg Xb QcQd SeOfNe'Oe NgQf Pk Mo Fo GkJjLf Kh NeMf Jg Kf Kg -Nf Jf KgNf LfMg Jg . Lf RgLhMf Jg-Lf KgKdlgHg lg Gf Hg HgGf Jg Fh Dj PhPkL m GkSfQg Popula tion. 4,962 • • • ¦•« "909 66 1,153 33,643 1,172 ,7,663 87fe 250 197 1,130 3,691 10,331 963 ¦ 9,781 6,013 8,685 93,333 1,063 661 1,337 1,614 910 757 1,061 408 1,9031,773 1,047 973 911 1,984 959. 1,151 1,0722,873 1,343 959 6,781 18,671 986 4,395 2,5533,264 200 850 D. ft Wash. 383 623 329 353180 94 329 918413 600 301 906991316 941 159 469 397 995495 447463 977 508412 270 384 300 468 334 396421319 466 352 396 598528 622 576 618643 504 160 337 609 783 131 79 D.fr. Cap. 6 29 968949 71 169 968 92 61 16 198 173 230240239 67 95 187194 98 50 86 147 111 45 139 54. 134 6969 31 91 106 69 91 31 465449 3 45 7069 109 51:8799 5656 CONSULTING INDEX. 151 Names of Places. Waynesburg, Waynesburg, Waynesburg, Waynesburg, c . Waynesiield, Waynesville, Waynesville, Waynesville, ...... i . WEAKLEY, Weare, . . . ,. Weathersfieldj Weathei'slield, Weathersfield; Wheatland,. Weaverstown,WebbviUci . . . Weckapic, . ; . Weeds Port,.. Weigelstown,.Weissenburg, . Weisesbursi. . Weld, ....... Weldon, Welfleet Wells .E. Wells, , . . WeUs, Wells,. Wells,. Wellington, iWellington, Wellihgton, Wellsborgugh, Wellslmrg„ Wellsville, , Welshfield, Wendell,.. WendeU, Wenham, Wenlock, i . . Wentworth, Wentworth,. ........ Wentworth's Lo'n. . A Werefbrdsburg, Wesley West, West, West Alexandria, . . . West Alexandria, . . . W. BATON ROUGE West Bedford, ...;e West Bethlehem, .G West Bloomfield, . . . WestboroUgh, . . . .G West Boylstdn, . . .H West Bradford, . . ..V West Bridgewater, E West Brook, i ...... West Brunswick, . . . WestCaln, Class. c. t. . t. ... t ... t ... tsh. . c. t , c. t. . County, . t tsh, . tsh. . tsh. . t. .>. t...tl ... t. .. tsh. tsh. tsh..tsh.t. .. t. .. tsh. c. t. c.t. t. .. tsh.t. .. tsh.tsh.tsh. Parish, tsh. t. .. t. .. t. .; tsh. t. .. tsh. tsh. Coutity. Greene, . . . . Mifflin-,.... Lincoln, . . . Stark, Wood, Wayne, . . . Haywood,. . Warren, . . . Hillsborough,. Windsor; . . . . Hartford, ;^.. . Genesee, Trumbull, . . . Monroe, Berks, Jackson, .. . , . Dutchess, . . . . Cayuga, York, Lehigh, Baltimore, . . . Oxford, Halifax, .... Barnstable, . . . York, Rutland, Hamilton, . . . . Bradford, . . . . Jefferson, . .. . Somerset, . . , . Onondaga, . . . Lorain, Tioga, Brooke, Columbiana, . . Geauga, Sullivan , . . . . . Franklin, . . . . Essex, ....... Essex, ....... Grafton, 'Rockingham, . Coos,. ....... Bedford, .... Washington, Huntingdonj . Colutnbiana,. . Washington, ". Preble, ...... Coshocton, i , , Washington,Ontario, ... . , Worcester, . . , Worcester, . . , Chester, .... Plymouth, .1, Cumberlandi , Herkimer, . . , Chester, Pa. Pa.Ken. O. , O.Geo. N.C. O.Ten.N.H. Vt.Ct. N.Y. 0. N.Y. Pa, F.T. N.Y. N.Y.Pa,Pa. Md.Me.N.C.Mas. Me. Vt. ' N.Y.Pa. O. Me. N.Y. O.Pa. Va..O. O. N.H. Mas. Mas.Vt N.*H. N.C.N.H. Pa.O.Pa.O. Pa.O. La. O.Pa,N.Y.Mas. Mas. Pa.Mas.Me. N.Y. Pa. Ref. Letters NgQfJiMf Ke Mo Kk Jg FjWc Vc VePdNe QdSf Ip .Ue R c Rg SfRgXbQj Ye Xc UcTc ReNf Yd RcLe Qe NfNfMeVcVd XdWhWc Oj Wb PgMgQf Mf Nf Jg Bn LfNfQdWd WdSgW d XcTcSf Popula tion. '98 579 439 4,7979,432 2,213 3,8531,1791,064 2,239 1,285 2,0462,978 880340752 1,303 639 282 169 269 637 874 611 94 994 36 495 1,6501,491 .52 3,084 70 2,048 1,4381,055 1,5501,042 3,238 713 1,490 D. fr. Wasb 22.-1 160 583307461 791 549467 476 463 335359 989 363 146 936 291 351 91 180 62 626 199 498514444451959 •961 664 345 377 253280 984 317 488 403452583511 999 600 139390159 994 945 483 349 917344 403 401 117 490 540 417 134 D. fr. Cap. '9^9 - 6867 195136190. 995 71 17 63 5 959 157 234 62 8691 163 20 72- 6453 65 100 8588 72 148 142 55 144111 147 373 166154 ,37, 82 20 97 55 108133 88 90 88 140 228 87 71 210208 30-39 74 2453 .83 57 152 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. West Cambridge, .S. West Carlisle, .... ,d, WESTCHESTER,.\Vest Chester,, ...... West Chester, West Chester, West Chester, b. West Constable^ Westprn, . ..... ^ ... . Western,.'. . .-'. Westerloo, -. 'SVesterly, Westerville, Western Port, West Fairlefe, West Failowfield, IX. WEST FELICIANA, . IVestfield, . . I West6ield, . Westfield,., Westfield, . Westfield, . ..D. Westfield, .'.. Westfield, Westfield, Westfield, Westford, .......... Westford, West&rd, . .- Westfindley, West Goshen, . . . .U. West Greenwich, .... West ^lEimpton, . . D . West Hampton, ..... West Panover, West Hartwick, West Haven, -. West Hempfield, .M. Westland, West Liberty, West Liberty, West Liberty, e. West Liberty; - West Liberty, ;..-... West Liberty, 1 West Machias, West Manchester,. L. West Marlborough, W Westmiddleion, Westminster, :. Westminster, 'Westminster, Westm'ore, . . . . , Westmoreland, " Westmoreland, . . . B . WESTMORELAND WESTMORELANDWestmoreland, C. H. West Nantmeal, West .JJflvjbury, . -. . . G West Nottinghani, . Y t. t. . , County,. tsh. and c. t c. t t .. t t. t. tsh. and t t?h. . . . Parish, tsh. and tsh. . . . tsh. . . . , tsh. ... t... tsh.tsh.t. . . t. .. tsh. tsh.tsh,t. .. t. . t. .. tsh.t. .. t. .. tsh.tsh.t. .. tsh.'tsh. t ,. t. tsh. -. ... Cbunty, . County, . c. t tsh t. .: tsh; .County. Middle Coshopton, , West Chester,- Chester, . .; , . Butler, ;..... Tuscarawas, , Franklin, .... Worcester, ... Oneida,. . . .. . Albany,. ..,'.. Washington, , Nash, ....... Alleghany, ... Orange,. ..... Chester, ..... Orleans, . .. . . Hampden, .-.'. Chautaut}ue,. . Richmond, . . . -Essex, ....... Tioga,:. Lewis,. ...,'.. Delaware, . . . -j Medina, . .... Chittenden, ,. . Middlesex, .. . Otsego, ...... Washington, . Chester, . ... . . Kent, .,....,. Hampshire, . . Suffolk, Dauphin, . . . . Rutlai;id, ..... Lancaster, . . Guernsey, . . . Ohio,..." Morgan, .... Butler, Highland,. . . Lqgan, ...... Henry, , . .'. . Washington, York, .,..'.. ,Chester, , . . . , Washington,Windham, . . Worce^ier, . . Frederick, . . . Orleans, .... Cheshire, ... Oneida,. ..,.., Westmoreland,Chester, Essex,.. Chester, ...... State. Mas.0. N.Y.N.Y.Pa. O: O.N.Y. Mas.N.Y.N.Y.R.LN.C. Md. Vt. , Pa, La. Vt. Mas.N.Y. N. Y. N.J. Pa. Va.O. O. Vt.Mas. N. Y. Ps.Pa.R.LMas.N.Y.Pa.N.Y.Vt. Pa.O. Va.Ken. O. O.O. In. Me.Pa.Pa.Pa. Vt. Mas.Md. Vt, . N.H.N.Y.Pa. Va..Va. Pa. Mas. Pa. Ref, Letters Wd Lf UeUf SgJg Mf Tb Vd So Td We QkOgUcSg Do VbVdOdSd_Tf Qe Ng Kf LeUb. WdTd Nf Sg, . WeVdVfRfSd UcRfMf Nf Kh Jglllg AZb?^SgNf Vc Wd RgVb Vd ScOfRh RhSf XdRg Popula tion. 1,230 107 36,456 2,362 1,500 133 52 1,189 9,419 3,3911,904 841 1,691 8,699 353 9,477 i,r33 9,499 494 471 677 1,991 1,399 1,645 1,918 799 1,818 918 9,543 795 3,898 809 505939 190 1,969 l.lOl 1,7371,696 39 1,647 3,303 38,500 8.,396 1,498 1,586 569 D.fr. Wash. 352 939 l!J 493 3l2651 381 410 361376 273 141 500 102 580 558 355218 218 986257411 354 531 429 382 249 115377384 304 126366 461 99 322 276484483434451539 743 87 104 243434416 66 561427369 116 132 471 D.fr. Cap. 6 68 166 75 87 112 218 53 109 20 5851 178 3559 57 93 330 170 52 189 257 32 102 54 27 68 242- 75 17 99 236 16 7286 28' 76 368107 8681 56 34 141 24 66 295 97 49 ,58 52 73 105 70 66 42 64 CONSULTING INDEX. 153 Names of Places. -Weston, ...... Weston, Weston; ...... Westo-n, West Peiin, . . , West Pennsborough,F West Point A^iaderay, West Point ,. West Point, ......... West Port........ F. West Port, West.Port, ; Westport, West River, West River, ; . . West Rushville, West Salem, West Springfield, .... West Stockbridge, — West Stockholm, .... West Town, West Turin, West Union, West Union, West Union,. Westville, . . . .' Westville, West'Whiteland, .. West Windsor, . . . D . West Zanesville, . , . f . Wetumpkee, Weybridge, B . Weymouth, Weymouth, Weymouth, ; . . Wharton, -. . Whately, . . . Wheatfield,...; Wheatfield, Wheeler, Wheelersburg, ... .a. Wheeling, Wheelitig, Wheeling, , Wheelock, ..,.,.... Whetstone,. Whitby WHITE, WHITE, White Clay Creek,. C. White Creek, White Deer, White Eyes, E. Whitefield, ,.. Whitefields, White Hall, .-., White Hall, '. White Hall, ........ ¦White Hall, ........ White Hall, White Hall Class. t t. ... c. t. tsh. , tsh. , tsh. and t. ; c. t t tsh -. t tsh t t. t. tsh.,... tsh t t t tsh 0. t tsh tsh t t tsh t t. tsh. , , tsh t tsh tsh tsh t c. t tsh tsh t, tsh t County,. . . Couiity, . . . Hundred, -. tsh ~ tsh........ tshi ....... tsh tsh. and t., t , tsh. County. Windsor, . . . , Middlesex, . . Fairfield, , , . Lewis, SchuylkiU, /. Cumberland, Troup, Hardin, Lincoln Bristol, ...... E?ser, ....... Oldham,...,. Ann Arundel, Randolph, Fairfield, .... Mereerj Hampden, . . . Berkshire, . . . St. Lawrence,. Chester, Lewis, Ohio, Adams, - Columbiana, , , Franklin, . . . . Simpson, . . .-.' Chester, .... Middlesex, . . . Muskingum, . Coosa, Addison, Norfolk......Gloucester, . . . Gloucester, . . Fayette, .... Franklin, . Indiana, Perry, Steuben, Scioto, Ohio, Belmont, Guernsey, Caledonia, . . . , Crawford, .... Mecklenburg, Ne w. Castle,. . Washington, -, Union, .... , Coshocton, ... Lincoln,-. .... Coos, Washington, ¦. Columbia,... . . Lehigh, ...,,. Bladen,. Marengo, . ; . . , Greene, State. Vt, Mas. Ct.Va. Pa. Pa. N.Y.Geo. Ken. Me.Mas.N.Y.Ken.Md.In. O.Pa.Mas.Mas.N.Y. Pa.N.Y.Va.O. O. N.Y. .Mi. Pa.N.J. 0. Al.Vt.Mas.N.J.N.J. Pa. Mas.Pa. Pa.N.Y.O.Va.O.O. Vt.O.Va.Ten. II. Del. N.Y.Pa. O. Me. N.H.N.Y. Pa. Pa.N.C. Al. , I|. Ref. Letters V 0 Wd U e Nh SfQf Te In Ih Yc We UbIhRhIf LgNeVdUd Tb Sg'ScNfKh NfTd OoS f Tf L f Hn Ub Xd TgTg Og VdOfQfQdLhNf Mf,Mf V b Lf u Fh Sg Ud Re Mf YbWb Uc ReSf PIGhDg Popula tion. 972 1,091 9,997 1,379 1,733 554 9,779 1,513 314 1,077 134 1,850 D.ft. D. ft. Wash., gap. 1,909 741 1,534 499 90 619 ' 850 9,199 984 850 2,837 3,333 809 1,111 2,961 1,485 1,389 1,669 277 834760 9,967 6,0911,851 2446 1,2951 445 2,020 684 2,889 , 459425990949 179105 980 769610 594421500 577 49 530 363 981 ' 361357 490 116 422257460 283 551 1,090 127179 336 859 484441 180186182 386 175117 307 412264279923548407 219 98 419 177 336 599551 449201 176 394927877 ¦yo 1361 249 76 94 104 143 72 99 59 193 44 198737 944 78 139 999 78 118 350 10117,0 918 - 56 7312 59 119 59 126778 181 93 141 64 2^0 92 357 190: 89 39 67 97 4749 68 91 16 109 79 9183 108 91 116 164 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. White Haven, Whiteland, East, , . . Whiteland, West, . . WHITELY, White Marsh, ....V White Oak, White Oak Point, . . White jigeorf, White Plain White PJains, .1, White.Plains, White I?, Crossings, White River,,.' White River, White River, ..,'... White River :.. Whitesboro', . .: White Sulphur Springs White's Town, Whitesvillc, ......... jWhitesville, Whitesvillc, Whitesville, ..,.-.... White Wate-r, E. White- Water Whiting '. Whiting, y..... Whitlngham, Whi'ley, Whitleysburg, Whitpaine, .,.¦., ,W. Whiskey Run, , Wholebert's, Widner, Wilbraham, B . WILCOX, ......... WILKES, WILKES,. Wilkesbarre,- Wilkesboro', Wilkesville, .,,.,... Wilkins, D. WILKINSON, WILKINSON, Wilmington, . '. Wilmington,. Wilmington,. , ...... Wilmington, Wilmington, : Wilmington, ........ Wilihirigton,... . . WilrilQt, . . . . . A. Willance, .' Williams, WILLIAMS, Williamsburg, Williamsburgj ....... Williamsburg, Williamsburg, ,...,, Williamsburg, Williamsburg, ¦. . ) t, .. tsh. Class. County, , tsh tsh t. tsh t. tsh. ajid t. t tsh.tsh. tsh., tsh. t. tsh..t. .. 0, t. tsh. tsh. tsh. tsh. tsh. tsh.,t. .-. County,. . ., County, . . . . Cou'nty, . . . . tsh. and c.t. c. t tsh. and t, tsh County, . . County,. . tdk, t.. c.t. tsh. tsh County,. Coiinty. Somerset, Chester, . Chester, . Montgomery, . Highland, .... Jo. Da-viess, > . St. JosepB, ... Fauquier, West Chester, Greene, Monroe, Gibson, Hamilton, .... Johnson,. Randolph, .... Oneidaj Greenbrier, ... Oneida, Jefferson, Colurtlbus, . . . , Duval, ,. , Wilkinson, ... Hamilton,. ... Franklin, Washington, . , Addison, Windham, . . . , Greene,. .. . . .", Kent, ...,'.... Montgomery^,. , Cra-wford, ..,. . , Berks, Knox, '. . . Hampden,, . . . , Luzerne,. . . Wilkes,..;-.Gallia,;.... Allegany, . . Windham, . . . Middlesex, . . . Ess^x, ....;.. New Castle, . . New Hanover, IVtoCracken, .'. Clinton, Merrimack, . . Jeffersbn, , .'.-.- Northampton, . Penobscot, . , . Hampshire^ . . Huntingdon, , North a-mp ton, Washington, . Talbot State. Md. Pa.Pa.Ken. Pa. O. 11. M. T. Va.N.Y.Geo. A, T. In. In.In. Ih. N.Y. Va.N.Y.N.Y.N.C. F.T.Mi. O. In. Me.Vt. Vt. Pa. Del.Pa.In.Pa.In.Mas. Al. N.C, Geo.Pa.N.C. O. Pa. Geo. Mis.T. Vt. Mas. N.Y.Del. N.C. Ken; O. N.H.F.T. Pa.O. Me.Mas.Pa.Pa.Pa.Md. Eef. Letters Sf SfSf KgDdleQhUe Kn cr Gh Hf Hg JfSc Qh ScScPI Lp Co Jg Jg AZb UcVd NgSg Sf Hh Rf GhVd Go Mj L tn Se Mi Lg- Of Kn Co Vd WdUb SgPIFi Kg W,c?PSf Je Ya VdPfSfNf ^g . Popula- tion. 994 850 3,8061,9941,054 607; '759 684 1,176 4,410 1,734 309 653 li477 1,875 1,137 9,034 9,548 11*968 14,937 2,233 476 1,9176,513' 11,686 1,367 731 695 12 616 835 2,707 3-87 297 1,236 80 D. fr. Wash 143131127 148 464990 626 59 959 616 1,009 697 585 583 523 387 254 387 408 , 462 826 1,174 515514 764 472495225 94 149629 143 673 , 367 222403 374 2l7 419 446525 108 416 827 444 503918 -184 693 ¦384 155 907 ¦214 D, fr. ; Cap. 106 7773 110 87 326: 151117131 48 57 136 27^ 10' 97 100 219' 100-152,13^3; 262 140130 81 162 67 144 20T 28 93 111 33 106 67- 114 175 87 94 138 14 148 47 149 289 ,67 28 3095 94 99: 102120 192 47 CONSULTING INDEX. lo5 Names of Places. Williamsburg, WILLIAMSBURG, Williamsburg, Wilkamsburg, Williamsport,. ....'.. Williaitisburg, Williamsburg, .;.... Williamsburg, ...... Williamsburg, Williamsburg, Williamsboro', Williarasfield, Williamsport, -. . Williamsport, Williamsport, Williamsport, Williamsport, Williamsport, Williamson, ....:... WILLIAMSON,. .. . Williamston; ....... -Williamstpwn, Williamstown, Williamstown, ...;.. Williamstown, Williamstown, ^illiamsville, Williamsviile, Willingboro',.- D. .Willington, Willington, WiUisboro', Williston, C. Willistown, Willet, Willow Grove, Willow Grove, ...... Willow Grove, P.O... Willow Springs, . . . . Willow Street, Wills, Willshire, WilltoWn, Wilna, Wilson, WILSON, Wilsonville, Wilton, Wilton,. , Wilton, Wilton, ; Winchendoh, Winchester, Winchester, Winchester, Winchester, Winchester, Winchester, Winchester, Winchester, Winchester, c. tsh. and t. . County, . . , c. t District, cf... t. .. t .. c. t. tsh. andt. t. . . . tsh. , c.t. , ct. tsh; .. t .... ct .. t t. .. tsh. tsh. and t. tsh.tsh.t. .. t. .. tsh. tsh. and c, t, t. tsh tsh. i , . County, . . . . t t ; tsh.t. .. t. .. ct. ct. ct. ct. County. James City, . Baldwin, . . . . Covington, . . , Maury,. Jackson, . . . . . Mason, Whitely, .... Clermont, . . . . Clay, Granville, . . . , Ashtabula, . . . Lycoming, . . . Washington, . Washington, , Pickaway, . . . Stark, ... Warren, Wayne, . . . . . Martin, Orange, .:.. . Berkshire, . . . Oswego, Barbour, Grant, Erie, Person, Burlington, . . Tolland, Abbeville, Essex, Chittenden, . . Chester, ..... Cortland, . . . .. Montgomery,.Kent,.. Sumter, Iowa, : Lancaster, . . . Guernsey, . . . Van Wert, . ... Colleton, Jefferson, .... Niagara, Pike, Kennebeck, . . Hillsborough,.Fairfield, . . . . Saratoga, . . . Worcester, . . . Chelhire, .... Litchfield, . . . Frederick, ... Wayne, Franklin, .... Clark Adams, Greene,. .. . .. Guernsey, . . . State. .Va. S. C. Al. Mi. Ten. Ten.Ken.Ken. 0. In.N.C.Pa. ^ Pa. Md. O.O. In. N.Y. Ten. N.C. ¦\"t. Mas. N.Y.Al. Ken. N.Y.N.C. N.J. cr s. c. N.Y. Vt. Pa.N. Yi Pa. Del. S. C. M.T. Pa.O.O. ^.C.N.Y.N.Y.Ten.Pa. Me. N.H. Ct. N.Y.Mas.N.H.Ct.Va. , Mi. Ten. Ken. O. O.o. Ref. Letters llf OmFp Eo Gh i\P ?! NfeQeOf QgKgMfGfQcHkOkVb Ud Sc LoJhPdOj Tf Ve L A UbUb Sf, - Sd Sf Sg'Nl Ed , Rg Mf Jf Nn SbOc Hj - Sf Xb Wd Ve UcVd VdUe Fo Hk Jh KgKg M-f Popula. tion. 9,018 50 1,609 528 694 1,801 96,638 1,487 9,134 606 " i97 789 1,305 1,316 1,6061,411 840 1,596 49 -1,602 913 25,472 1,6401,039 9,095 1,3731,463 9,059 1,766 690 96 D. fr. Wash 163 l',0381,087 745 656 470557469 644 947997 196 914 74 404 304 668 385 968513 395395860 690386963 154 358663 534 515 131 320 ' ISO 107 458 1,019 104 306533581 449494 930 611 453 977419419 417 , 340 71 1,008 684 516464 463308 D, fr. Cap.-. 60 '946 83 54 7575 130102 7259 189 87 192 107 36 131 95 206 106 11 135137 221, 44 283 6814 23 97 157 3077 1.37 112 7 64 "'40 91 146115isi 294 138 3837 5842 6178 29 150165 82 45 938095 166 CONSULTING INDEX D,fr. Wash. Names of Places. Winchester, . . . , Winchester, '. .. . Windhain, Windham, . . . . , windHam,... Windham, WINDHAM;... Windham, Windham, Windham, Windham Windham, Windrock, . Windsor, ....... WINDSOR,.... Windsor, Windsor, .Windsor,. ...... Windsor, „ Windsor, ....... Windsor,.- Windsor;.. ...... Windsor, \Vindsor, . ...... Windsor, Windsor, East, . Windsor, West, . Winfield, Winhall, Winnsboro', . . . . Winslow, \yinthrOp, . . . . . . Wihton, ........ ..Wiscasset, ' Woburn, -Wolcot, Wolcot Wolcot,. . Wolf Creek Wolfsboro', Wolftown, WOOD WOOD, : Wood, ........ . Woodberry, Woodberry, . -. . . Woodbridge, . . . . Woodbridge,. . . . Woodbridge Woodbury, . . . . . Woodbury, . . . , . Woodbury, Woodcock, Woodford, WOODFORD . WoodhuU,,,.... Woodsboro', . . . . Woodsfield, Woodstock, Woodstock,.!. . . . Woodstock,, Class. c t.. County, . County,. t tsh tsh tsh. tsh tsh. .'. . . t County, . tsh. and t. tsh ct. tsh. and t. tsh tsh; ..... tsh. ...'.. tsh tsh t t. . . . . .- t. .. ct.' tsh. and t. County, . . . County, . . . tsh.' tsh. and t. . tsh. tsh. and t. , t .... tsh. t. ,. County, . tsh. ..'. c t t. .. t. .. t. .. Co.unty. Preble, Randolph, . . . . Cumberland, . Roekingham, . Windham, . . . Windham, . Greene,. . . . Bradford, . . Luzerne, . . . Portage, . . . Venango, . . Kennebeck, Windsor, .. . Berkshire, • • . Hartford, . . . . Broome, Berks, York, .:.,... Bertie, Ashtabula, . . . Morgan, Lawrence,' . . . Middlesex. Middlesex, -. . . Herkimer, . . . Bennington, . . Fairfield, . . . . Kennebeck, . . Kennebeck, . . Hertford, ; . . . Lincoln, . ; ;'; ¦, Middlesex, . . , Orleans, New Haven, . Wayne, Mercer-, ...... Straffiprd, Madison, . . . . Clark, Bedford, .... Huntingdon,. New Haven,. Fayette, .... Middlesex, .. . Caledonia, ; . . Litchfield, . . Gloucester, , . Crawford,'. . . Bennington, . Steuben, . . . Pendleton, . Monroe, . . . Oxford, . . . . Windsor, -, . Windhain, . State. 0. In.Mc N.H. Vt.Vi. ct CtN.Y.Pa. Pa. O. Pa. Mc VtVt.Mas. CtN.-Y. Pa. Pa.N.C.O. O. O.N.J.N.J. -N.Y. Vt s. c. Me. Me.N.C.Me.Mas.Vt.Ct. N.Y. Pa.N.H. Va.Va.Q.In.Pa.Pa.Ct. Pa.N.J.Vt Ct. N.J.Pa. VtKen. N.Y. Va. O.Me. Vt Ct Kef. Letters Jg If Xc Wd Vc VcVeVeTdRe Re MeOeYb Vc Vc Ud Ve SdSf RgQkN e Mg LhTfTfSd VcMl Y b Xb Ej Yd Wd Vb VfiRcNeWcPhMg KeIh- Pf Pf Ue OgTfVbUeSgNeUdJhQdOhMgXb- VcVe Popuja- lioh. 186 2,189 998 98,748 847 97,089 2,812 3,471 655 1,094 669 1,485 40,625 3,134 1,0423,290 9,180 2,298 2,760 "666 583526 1,903 9,199 1,778 ,571 1,9631,888 9,956 1,977 499844 •1,085 1,9441,998 6,4991,109 3,376 1,766 2,049. 3,969 824 2,044 735 1,130 396 12,273 501 167 573 3,044 2,915 D.fr. Cap. 480 523 556 "450 449 '358 354 264243 309 277 .609 469 381 344298 156 98 975 333339399 183 179 371 440476 613 594240689- 499557 329361 257511 110 598 136i55 307 170 '203 640 311 145305 414 293 204 294 587 476 373 97 67 S2 98 44 15,3 135150 9W 96 59 119 9 198 56 36 130174 78 136 18 1974 109 99 1810 129 24 103723 184 225 3792 100114 102 43 169 371637 39 244 120 236 156 140 494838 CONSULTING INDEX 157 -Wash, Naoies of Places. Woodstock, Woodstock, Woodstock, Woodstown, ........ Woodville, WoodviUe, ......... Wgodyille, .... '. . Woodville, Woodville, Woodville, .......... Woodville, . .,; Woodville, c- Woodville, , . . . Wbodsonville, . ...... Woolwich, Woolwich, Wooster, Worcester, WORCESTER,. . . . Worcester, .....'.... Worcester, Worcester, X. WORCESTER, ... . Wormleysburg, . . . , . Worthington, Worthington, Worthington, Worthington, Wentham, , Wrightsboro', frights Town, . .M. Wrights Tovra, Wrightsville, •Wrightsville, Wrightsville, Wnrtsboro', Wyalusing, Wyandot Reserve, . . . Wye,.,- Wyoming, . . . ^ Wysox, WYTHE, Wytopidlock, Xenia, Xenia, Yancey, Yanceyville, Yankee Town, . . . .f. Yarmouth, YATES, Yates, Yatesville, YAZOO, Yellow Creek, Yonkers, YORK, York, York, YORK, York York, Glass. tsh. and t . c. t t ... C t , t.'. t t ....- tsh tsh. and c. t t County, . t tsh tsh. .... County, . t .. t ., t .. tsh.t .. t .. tsh. t .. t . t .. t .. t .. tsh. County, . t tsh c. t ct t t ...... County, . tsh. . . . . t County, . . . tsh. ...... t^h. , County, . . . c t tsh. and t . County, . . . tsh c t County. Ulster, ; Shenandoah, . Beaufort, , .,. . Salem, ...... Jefferson,. . . . Butler, . . '. ,. . , Culpeper, .... Henry, Jackson, Wilkinson, . . Plaquemines, , Clermont,. . . . Hamilton, . . . Hart, Lincoln, Gloucester,,.. . Wayne, Washington, . Worcester, . . . Otsego, Montgpmcry,. Cumberland, Hampshire, . . Muhlenburg, . Franklin, Richland,:. '. . ; Norfolk,'...'..Columbia,. . . . Bucks, ..,. Burlington, . . York, Duplin,. ., New Hanover, Sullivan, Bradford, Crawford,. . . . Queen Ann, . Luzerne, Bradfiird, .... Penobscot, . Greene, . . . Greene, . . . Caswell, . . . Louisa, . . . . Butler, .... Barnstable,. Orleans, . . Yates, . . . Colunibiana,. . West Chester, York, Livingston, York, . York, . State. N.Y.Va. N.C. N.J.N.Y.Pa.Va. Al.Al. Mi. La.O. In. Ken. Me.N.J.O.Vt. Mas.Mas. N.Y. Pa. Md.Pa.Mas. Ken. O.0.Mas. Geo.Pa. N.J. Pa. N.C.N.C,N.Y.Pa. O.Md.Pa.Pa.Va.McO.O.N.C.Va. O. Mas.N.Y. N.Y.N.Y. Mi. O. N.Y. Me. Me. ¦ N.Y. Pa.Pa.Pa. Ref. Popula- Letters tion, ¦ TdPhRk S-g - R c OfPh loHI Co Dp Jg- Hf!-IiYe;Sg L f VbWd ¦\Yd TdSfShRfVdGi Kf Lf Xd L m SfTfRgP k QIT«Re Kf RhSeReNjZ d KgKg OjQIJgXeQdPc QdDnNfUf XcXc Pd Rg Rg LRg 1,376 17 48 1,4953,033 1,953 432 84,355 4,173 2,093 1,185 18,273 1,179 314934 2,698 659 763 56 1,361 19,163 11 4,091 917 100 9,961 19,009 1,375 6,550 1,149 1,761 51,722 3,485 2,636 42,859 5,397 4,216 18! -32i 161 395 940 97 888 708 1,189 1,233 4685S6 656 58i155347533 D.fr.pap. 57 [,.1-56 148 55 169 912 115 97-6 185148 3093 98 105 3949 86 9 394373157 109 380 715 406 384 411599 162167 99 370 416277 254 430 67 294941 761 449453964 106 496469 343 407 949 500358 81 87 lio" 39 59. 109 1 HI 177 ID 64 25 78 lis 18 99 113157 99 943 64 30 116130 156 53;57 93; 60 105 71 969267 135: 99 937 30 24 158 CONSULTING INDEX. Names of Places. YORK, YORK, York York York, York York, York, ............ York, York, Yorkshire, , VorktoWn, Yorktown, , Ybrkville, Yough Glades, , Young, Young's, P. O. ..... , Young's Tbwji, . . . . , Youngstown, ....... Youngstown, F. Youngsville, ...;..,, Ypsilanti, .....;. .S Ypsilanti, , Zane, Zanesfidd, ......... Zdnesvifle, [..... Zebulon, , Zelienople, Zoar, I, Zoar, Zoar, , Class. County, . District, , tsh tsh t ., tsh tsh. . . . . , tsh tsh , t ., tsh tsh c t ct t .. tsh. tsh. tsh. , tsh. ct c t County. Athens, Belmont, , Montgomery, . , Morgan, Tuscarawas, . Switzerland, . . Crawford, Cattaraugus,. . West Chester, York York :.. Alleghany, ; . . Jefferson, .... Laurens, Niagara, Westmoreland,Trumbull, Warren, ..... Washtenaw, . . Washtenaw,. . Logan, Logan, ...... Muskingum, . Pike, Butler, Berkshire, ... Delaware, . . . . , Tuscarawas, . , State -^S.C. O. O.o. o.o.o. In.II. , N.Y. N.Y.Va.,S.C.. Md. Pa.s.c;N.Y.Pa. O.Pa. M.T.M.T. O.O.O. Gee Pa.Mas. O.O. Ref. Letters RlMl Lg Mg LgLe Mf Jh S«^ PdUeRi MI OgPfL m Oc OfNeOe KdKdKf Kf I-g J m NfVd LfMf Popula tion. 5,354 17,790 871 1,429 751 442 369 823 2,141 1,384 608 34 3,216 199 D. fr. Wash, 358 981 470348 449 113 551 710 336977 175 439 165 909 504 419 189 '979 .330 534534447 453 336 795 950390391 D.fr. Cap. 59 134 7469 114 100 105133 274 113 72 "78' 202 153 88 304160 168 257 32 3251 57 5986 219 119 19 317| 114 ADDITIONAL INDEX. For on Explanation qf the Abbreviations, SfC, see page 8. I Names of Places. Abbeville , Aberdeen Aberfoil Activity ADAMS Adamsville Adairsville Aiken AISH.CUM Albertson Albion Alexandria Alexandria Allegan ALLEN Allen Allen's Settlement, P. O . Allensville Allenton Allisonville Altis Amboy Americus Americus Amiesburg Andersonville, P. O. ... ANDREW. ANN-A.MAC-KEE .. Antioch Apaluce Arcadia Areola Arena .¦ ARENAC Argos Armada, P.O AROOSTOOK Artbursburg Ashmore's Settlement . Ashton,P.O. .'.. Ashton Astor , ATALA Atala ATLANTIC Athens Athens ;..,.. Auburn Auburn Auburn, P. O Auglaize Class. t County . t t County . t t t ct ... County . tsh t... tsh..c t. County . County , t. t t..... . t.; — County. tsh County . t t County . ct ... County.c. t . . . tsh c t tsh.. Tippah , . Iowa . . . . Benton . . . Campbell . Allegan . . County. Henry, . . Monroe . Barbour . Monroe . Cass Cass .... Barnwell . Hillsdale .. Claiborne . . . Switzerland . Peoria . . . . . Marion . . . . Cass ....;.. Lucas . . . . Sumter. .. . . Tippecanoe . Parke .. Franklin . . , Marengo . Carroll.., Fayette . . Marengo . Iowa . . . . Benton . . Macomb Ionia . . Coles . . Russell . Adams . Brown . Atala . Monroe . Calhoun . Hinds . . De Kalb Lincoln . Allen . . . State. Ref Letters. D.fr. Wash. Al. lo 860 Mi. Fm 224 Al. In 884 Al. Go 930 In. Jf Mio. He 637 Geo. Ii 668 S.C. Mm 560 Mic Ih Mi. El 881 Wis. Ed 1005 Al. Hm 725 Ken. Jh 512 Mic. Id 654 In. le Mic Je La. An 1984 In. Ih 547 11. Ef 829 In. Hp- 584 Geo. Ii 696 O. Ke Geo. Jn 744 In. Hf 653 In. Gg 646 In. lg 643 Mo. ZAf Mic. Ka Al. Gn 999 Mi. Dm 1003 Ten. Ek 885 Al. Gn 903 Wis. Ec 1082 Mic. Kb Mo. Ah 1073 Mic Ld 579 Mc AZa Mic. Id 661 11, Eg 740 Al. In 785 11. Cg 970 Wis. Gb 1037 Mi. Em Mi. Em 978 N, J, Tg Mi. Fm 999 Mic Id Mi. Dn 1067 Ia. le 610 Mc Cfr 995 0. K f; D.ft. Cap. (1S9) 160 ADDITIONAL INDEX. Names of Places. Aoglai^e Augusta Augusta Augusta Aurora : Aurora Valley, P. O. .^ustinville Avon Avon Bachclprsville Bacon Castle, P. O. . Bailey's Point ..,..'. Baileysville 'Bairibfidge 'l^airdSiP.O Bakersville, P. O. ... Ballardsville Ballardsville Baltimore Barboursville ....... Barnesview; Barn'esville Barning's Settlement BARRY Barry Barry Barryville Bai-tholomew, P. O. ¦ BATES Battle Creek, P. O. . . Bayard Bayou Sara Beatie's Bluff, P. O. . Beech Grove, P. O. . . Belfast BELKNAP Bellefontaine ....... Belleview Belleville Belleville Bellevue Belmont Belmont Benevola, P. O Bennettsville BENTON BENTON ......... BENTON BENTON...: Benton Benton Benton Benton . . , Bentota Bentohsport . . ,. Berlin . .. ...'. Berlin . » Berlin Bermuda Hundred . . Berrien ......." Class. tsh.. c.t t.. t..tsh.t.. t...t..,t..,ct. ctt...t,.. County;t......t t Couiity . County. t... ct c t t...t... t County . County . County . County . c t. ... c t. t... t.., t tsh. County. Paulding . . . Noble. Desmoines . . Hancock . . , Racine . ; . . . Marshall . . . Smyth ...... Green Oakland , . . Coles Surry ...... Smith La Salle Henry . . . . . Williamson . Burke Yancey . . . . Logan Oldham . . . , Warren . ; . . Wilcox . . . . . Clark Pike Shelby Jackson . Clay Fayette . Chicot . . Calhoun ..... St. Johns : . . . W. Feliciana;. Madison Bedford Henry ...... Jackson ... LauderdaleEaton..... Jackson . . FSyette . . Iowa . . . . Pickens . . St Clair . . Franklin . . . Saline Washtenaw . Lowndes '. . . Bedford . . . . Van Buren.. Sangamon . . Scott. Maury . . . . , Chesterfield , Berrien . . . . State. O. Ia.IowaII. Wis. Al. rVa. Wis. Mic.II, Va. Ten. II. Ten. II. N.C.N, C. Va. Ken., Iti. Al. Mo. Geo. II. Mo. Mic. Mo. Gee Ark.Mc Mic.F.T. La. Mi. Ten. Iowa N. H. Mi.Al. Mic N.J.IowaTen. Wis. Al.Al.Ark. Mc la. Ten. II.Ark.Mic. Al. Ten. IowaII.IowaTen.Va. Mic. Ref. Letters. Je le Cf CfGdHI MjEd KdFg Ri Ij Fe tiEiMk Lk LhIh Gf Go CfJ m Fg A-J Jd ZagJ m Cm ZAi LdMq Ch Dn Hk , Cf Wc Fp .. Gibraltar Gibraltar Gibson , Gilbertsborb, P.O...;, Gilderoy Gilead Gilead Girard Girard , Girard ,..,.., Girard ,,.. GLADWIN Glasgow i 1 Glennville . . • Glennsville 1 1 Globe Settlement .... Golansville Goodmansville ...... Gorara Gordonsville Gordonton, P. O Goshen Goshen, P.O (Josport .' Grafton Grand Detour Grand Gulf Grand Haven ....... Grand Rapids Grand View - Grandville GrahgerviUe ....... GRANT Grant Grantville Granville Grass Lake GRATIOT....:.. Gratiot's Grove. .... Grayson Graysville ......... Gray sville. . . . . .,i . Green ct ... t t County.t c. t ... t t t t t. t c t . . . tsh..... tsh t. t tsh c t ... t......t t tsh County . t t tsh.,,t . . , tsh.. t.......t t t.. t..... .. t t County . t. t...... tsh. tsh County . t. . ct ... t...... t tsh GREEN County Cotinty. Jasper .... Sumter... . Gates ..... Cherokee . . Kalamazoo Scott Kane Cass DeKalb...Boone Cass Logan .... Vermillion . Pettis Allen ..... Mercer .... La Grange -Grant Darke . . .. Limestone . Parke Branch. ¦ .. Calhoun. ; . Russell. .. . Branch. ..-. Macaupin . Branch, . . . "Howard . . , Barbour . . , Campbell . Burke ... Carolina. . Branch.. . Lucas. .. . Smith ... Person . . . Hardin. .. Jasper . . . Owen .' . . . Jersey . . . Lee ...... Claiborne . Ottowa... Kent..... Edgar. .. , Kent Hart Grant . . . Grant . . . Mercer. . Jackson , Iowa ....... Carter Moiitgoihery , Edwards . . . , Branch ..... _. . Ref. D. fr. D. fr. State. Letters. Wash. Cap. ML ALN.C. AL MicMic. IL ILMio. IL In. In. ILn.Me - 0. ,. O. In.Wis.O. Al. In. , Mic,ILALMic IL ' MicMic. Mo.AL . Ten.N.C. Va, ' Mic. O. Ten. N.C. O.Mi. Ih.IL II.Mi.Mic. Mic. . II. Mic. Ken.Wis, Wis.Wis.p. Mic.- Mic.Wis. ken.Ten. II.MicWis. En FnRj IIIdKd DgFe IdFd HfHf EgGg AhJfJf leDdJf 61Gg I e . Dg InIdEg Id Jb Bg InKjMj QiId Je o\ KfEn HgDh EeCn Hd Id Gg Id Li Dd Dd Dd Jf Jd Jc DdLh Gj Fhle ,Ed 1006 936 254 871 634 847986 635 991 593 650 824 685 1063 623 1013 761 659 606882 763 597 839 87 87 141193141 34 185 169 190 99 191 99 116 91 155 78 143, 87 195 84 219 117 94 1099 75 787 915 551473 90 604 676 275 293 219 43 194 58 63 1008 71 632 44 866 86 973 172 1108 74 701 208 6S4 191 685 109 682 189 648 97 1018 1011 563 993 7.33 726 82 8588 6559 160 ADDITIONAL INDEX. 169 Names of Places. GREENE GREENE GREENE Gr'eeneville Greenfield Greenfield Greenfield Green Hill Green Oak Greensburg Greensburg Greensboro Greensboro Greens, P. O Greenup . . ¦ Greenwood Grenada Gretna jGreen Griggs*ille ........ GrisVirold Grove Hill Groveland Groveland GRUNDY Guilford Habolachitto, P. O. . Hagerstown Hale Haleysburg ...;.... Halifiix , Hallville Hamburg Hamburg Hamburg ....;.... Hamilton Hamilton, P. O Hampden Hamptonville, P. O. Hancock Hanover HARDIN Hamageville Harrisburg Harrisburg HARRISON...... Harrison Harrison rHarrisomburg Harrisonville Hartfield Hartsville Hartsville > Hastings Hatchersville, P. O. , Hayesville, P. O Haw Patch Haynesville'. Hayneville Hazard , . . . , Heckatoo. ;........, Helena County . County . County . ct ... County. t.. tsh.t.. t tsh. . tsh. . c. t t t... t t tsh..,..t County . t..,tsh.,t...t...t,..., t..t.., tsh.t.. County. t County. tsh ct ... ctt...t,.. c t. c t. t... c t t. .. t... Clark Nelson. .... . Wayne Sangamon . . Pike Livingston ¦ . Putnam . . . . St. Helena . . Choctaw. . . . Henry Jefferson . . . Coles ...... Laurens . . . . Yalo Busha. Halifax . . . . Pike Franklin , . . Clarke Oakland . . . Tazewell . . . Calhoun . . . - Hancock . . Wayne .... Hardin Lunenburg Wilson St, Clair Marion. ... Perry Livingston , Iowa ..... Autauga. . . Walton Cherokee . . Fayette . . . Jefferson . . Cherokee Mecklenburg. . Fayet;te .... . Logan Bradley Van Buren Lenawee Tipton , . Bartholomew . , Madison Barry Chesterfield . . . Franklin ..... La Grange.. .. Lowndes Houston Perry Arkansas Iowa State. Va. Ark.Me Ark.Va.Mi. II.McMicLa. Mi. In. AL II. S. C- MLN.C. II. Me AL Mic. II. Me II. Mi.In.O.Va:Ten. Mic. Gee Al. Mic. Wis.Al. Gee AL Gee In.. II. Geo. N.C. In. ML O. Ark. MeMic.Ten. In. In.Mic Va.N.C. In. Al. GeeKen.Ark. Wis. Eef. Letters. PhDj Ai Al Pi KdEg Cg KdDp Em lg Hm F-gLi Em Qj Dg Ch Go , Kd' ' ¦Ef Af DgEp lg Kf Pj HjId Jn Gn Kd EdHnKm II J m Ih Fi JlN,k i^EpKf Bm ZAh KeDklg IfId QiPj leHn KnKi CI Dc D.fr. wash. 1156 162 856 943581 1162 955540 789768565980 235 861 919 963 863 - 878 1112 523 210 688 586727872 1006 866 661 881 691 581674 393531 1120 1127 489904 586569 647133 267 633 881719 550 11061047 D.fr. Cap. 14 ' 6455 170 ADDITIONAL INDEX. Names of Places. HENDERSON Henderson Henderson's Settlement. . . . Hennepin HENRY. Henry : Hermitage, P. O. Hernando Hicklands Hickory Grove, P. O Hickory Level, P. O High Rock, P. O. Higgsville Highland E. HILLSBORO ........... Hillsboro' Hillsboro ...C. Hillsboro. .:...., Hillsboro Hillsboro Hillsboro. .e. Hillsdale Hilton, P.O HindsviUe, P. O. i Holley Springs Hollingsvjrorth, P. O HOLMES holt:..... Homer < Homer Homer , .C. Honeyville Hopper's T. Y., P. O Horry Houston. . . • Houstoit Houstonville, P. O Howard HUDSON Hudson's, P. O Hudsonville Huntington Huntsville. . . . . : HURON.: Huttonsville, P. O. IHirwis City , . . Independence,. . . >. b, Indiana City Ionia I. IOWA Iowa , Iowa Iowa City,. IROQUOIS. Iroquoi-s Irwinton , ISABELLA Ishpombe ITAWAMBA Ivanhoe ^Jacinto . . . .- County . t c. t. ... County . tsh c t t... t tsh County i I c.t. County . County . tsh c t c. t t... County. t... ct c t County. c t . t t County.t t ct ... County.t County . County . ct County. Yalo Busha.. Knox Putnam Wood Pr.Edward . . De Soto . Grant ....... Lowndes . . . . Talladega . . . Rockingham . Twiggs Oakland Franklin . . , Greene Fleming . . . , Fountain . . , Henry . . . . , Wayne.. . ., Guilford...,Sullivan . . . , Jefferson . . Marshall . . , Habersham . Calhoun. . . Calhoun . . .. Fountain . . Page Todd Marion . . . Chickasaw. Shelby . . . . Iredell . . . . Cass Caswell . . . , Marshall . . . Huntington . Randolph . . . Randolph . Whiteside , Warren . . Lake . . , . , Ionia . . . . , Grant. . — Muscatine . Johnson . . . Newton . Barbour . Carroll . Linn. ...... Tishomingo. State. N.C. ML ILILIowa O.Va.Mi.Wis.ALAl.N.C.GeeMio. Fa. Ten.La. Ken, In. In. In. N.C. Ten.In.. ML GeeMi. MeMicMic.in. Va. Ken. Geo. MLO.N.C. Mic. N.J. N;C. ML In. Me Mic. Va.II. In.In.Mic Wis. Wis.Iowa Iowa II.In.ALMic.Mi. ML Iowa Mi. Hef. Letters. Lk EmDeEe Cf Ke Pi DI DdHnIm OjKn Kd Hk GgKhGfJgJj OjLj Ih ElKl Dm ZBfJdJd Gg Ph J n Em Jf Nk He Tf Oj El IfBg L c OhEe GfGe Id Dc Dd De Ce Gf GeloJb Dm El Ce Fl . - 2-. D.fr. Wash. 965881916 189 945 1050 889 747 984 677 584 665656 466 634 538513 308 416593 879 593 592 639 115 736 816 926492387 967865591 1096 231 977 676 778666 1014 943982 728 825 1005 995 840 D. fr. Cap. ADDITIONAL INDEX. 171 Names of Places. Jttcksboro JACKSON Jackson '....' Jackson ....... .T Jackson. Jackson '. Jackson Jackson Jackson C. H. Jacksonham Jacksonsburg Jacksonville Jacksonville a. Jacksonville Jacksonville c. Jamestown Jamestown .- James T Jamesville Janesville JASPER JASPER JASPER Jasper .... J JAY Jefferson Jefferson B. Jefferson JEFFERSON JEFFERSON Jefferson Jefferson Jennings. JERSEY JerseyvUle JOHNSON. JOHNSON. JOHNSON JOHNSON. Johnsnnyille JONES Jonesboro Jonesboro, P. O. , Judsville Juliana , Julien Juliet Kalamazoo Kalida ; KANE Kane, P. O Kankakee. KAN-O-TIN KAW.TA-WA.BET KAY-KA-KEE Keepotaw Kellertown kelley's Springs, P. O Kellysville. 3SMMPER... Kendalville Class. ct ... County. c t . . . tsh....'.tsh tsh.. tsh..c. t t... tsh.. c t t...t...t... County.County . County . c.t ... County. tsh tsh tsh County . County . t t tsh County. c. t ... County . County . County.County . t.. County. t t t tsh c t . . . t c t ... County . County.County.Couhty. t t.. County . t County. Campbell f. Jackson . . . Shelby . . . . Darke . . . . Hardin ... . Seneca . . . . Allen Jackson . . . Lancaster . Jackson . . . Benton . . . . pui-lington. Wood.....Fountain . . Sumter. .. . Boone . . . . . Grant Suiiiter . . . Rock Dubois'. Cass Macomb . . Williams . Henry . . , Jeffersoi^ , Putnam . , Grant . Saline . . . . Brutiswick. Surry Brown . . . . Dubuque . . Will Allegan . . . Putnam . . . Greene . Will . . . Du Page . . Wilkinson . Talladega . Marion . . . Holmes State. Ten. Iowa Mic. O.O. o. o. o.Va;S. C. Mic.Al.N.J.Va. in. Al. In. Wis.S.C.Wis. Mis. • Mi. In.In.In,Mic. -Mic O. Iowa Wis. IowaWis.O.ILII.Ten.Ark. Me Iowa Wis.Iowa Me Va.N.C.Wis.Wis. ILMic. O.IL II. II. Mic.Mic Mic. IL MLAL Ten. Mi.ML Eef. Letters. Jj DdJdJf Jf Kf Ke Jf MhNl J[d ImTf Mg g| Fn Hg DdNm Fd ZAi EnGf Hh If HeId Je BeFc Ce Fc J f S^ Dg MjAk Ah Ce Dd Cd AgPj NjGb Dd Fe Hd JeFe DgFe Kb Ib Ic Fe Co Hm lk Fn ' Dm D. tr^ D. fr. Wash. Cap. 543 570 328 434 710 160 281 638 1038 609 998 511 867 662 941, B98 863 132 1048 194 376 968 963 670 550 879780 810 1186 667659 1048 172 ADDITIONAL INDEX. Names of Places. Kendalville KENTON Kenton Kentontoh Kentucky City Keokuk '. Keyosaque : KeWahae , . . Keytesville , Khorasim, P. O , KINDERHOOK ........ Kingston , I ..... . Kingstpn KISHXAW-KEE ...... . Khightstown a. Knoxville KOAHOMO KOSCIUSKO.. Kosciusko .'. . Krebsville Lacon .1 '. . . Laconia Lapy's Springs, P. O. . . ; . . LAFAYETTE. Lafayette Lafayette Lafayette -. Lafayette Lafayette City La Fontaine .; La Grange; Lagrange .' Lagrange h. La Grange La Harpe , lake: LAKE LAKE Lake Lake, C.H. , ., Lakeport. LA MOILLE Lancaster , Lancaster ,. . . Lancaster Lanesville Langston, P. O Lapeer Lapeer Laporte Larkin's Fork, P. 0 LA SALLE La Salle , , Latonian Springs, Lauderdale lauderdale Lauderdale , . . .' Lawrenceville leAke : Leaman's, P. O Lebanon .- ', County. c t ... t t.... .. t.j....0. t ... t...... c. t ... County . ct ... t County . t t County . County . ct ..-. t : t.,..,. t , County i ct ... t.....it t t t t t t,. .... t County . Coiinty. County . tsh. , : , ; c t ... t ,. County i c t. ; . . t t ,. t i tsh.. ctc t County . County.County . c, t . . . t County . County. NpWe. Hardin . . . '. Harrison . . Portage . . . Lee Van Buren . Brown .... Chariton . . Ibeville. , . . Autauga.Adams . . Henry . Greene . Atala . . . , Jackson . , Marshall , Harrison , Morgan . Chambers . . . Montgomery . Christian . . . . Choctaw Jefferson . . . . Brown . . . . . . La Grange . . Randolph. . . . Tippeca-noe . , Henry . , Hancock . . . , Logan . , Lake . . ; Laporte , Grant . , . , Will...., Jefferson , '^arrison^ . Jackson . Lapeer . . , Lapeer . . Laporte , Jackson , , La Salle. . Capipbell. c t. Lauderdale Monroe . , , Henry . Marion State. In. Ken.O, . Ken. Wis.IbvpaIowa Wis. Me La. Me ALII.Mic. In.AL Mi. In.ML MLII.In. Al.MLAl. Va. Ken.ML La. Wis.Ih.N.C. In.IL IL O. In. II. -o. IW.IW. Vt.Wis.II. In. In. AL • MicMicIn.AL II. ILKen. Ten. ML Mi, Ai^k. Mi.AL , Ken. Eef. Letters, le Jh KfKh E c Cf Bf GbBg Cp BiHn Cg J a l^ FmDIleEmFp Ee Hh HI ElIn Ni-Gj EmDgFb le OkGf De Cf Md Ge FdKfGe HeVb Dd Go ' Th HI Kd Kd HeHI Fe Ee i^- Eli, FnFn,Ol ¦ En 10 Ii; D.fr. Wash. 618 436507939958 1000 987 1043 1259 877 950 531881 905 1067 623742 788 266 767 938 1203 973 627349 673898967 758668 1026 776 585 606706587 678 927 493 979 1016 854 594 D. fr. Cap. ADDITIONAL INDEX. 173 Names of Places. .E. Lebanon Lebanon a LEE Lefiore LEE-LE-NAW Lenawee B Lenojf Casttej P. O. ..... . Ijerroy .- Letchelf, P. O Lewisburg Lewisville ,. Lewisville . . I L^ngton Lexington Lexington Lexington Lexington Liberty Liberty T Liberty Liberty Liberty Lima , Lima Lima Lima .¦ • • • Lincoln Lincoln LINN LINN. , Lisbon • ¦ • • Liverpool LIVINGSTON LIVINGSTON Livingston Livingston Livingston .<. Livingston — Livonia a. Livonia F. Loch Ranza Locust Grove, P. O. Locust Grove, P. O.. ..... . Lodi Lodi LOGAN. Logan, P. O. London Loudon Loudsville LOUISA , Louisville Louisville -Louisville -Lowell Lower Blue Licks, P. O. . . Lower Saginaw Loweville ¦ . . Lowman Lowndes Lowndesboro Class. t t County. t County . ct c t t... t... ct tsh..tsh..tsh..tsh..t...tsh.. ct t t. t t County.County.t t County.County. c t ... t.. t..t..tsh.t.. tsh t. County . tsh tsh t County. ct ... t.... .. t t. Coanly.. Cobb... Carroll , Carroll . Lenawee Rockingham . Gehesee . . . . . Harlan Cohway .>..<. Jefferson . . . . Henry Holmes . . . . . Cobsa Russell Lauderdale . . Van Buren . . Wood Hancock . . . . Hardin Putnam . . . :, Randolph . . . . Washtenaw. . ABen Washtenaw . . Adams Macaupin . . . Yazoo La Salle. Lake . . Sumter Floyd Green Clark Washington Wayne Lowndes . . . Orange Shelby Washtenaw. Lowndes . . . Warren . . . , Moiiroe . . . , Seneca Habersham , Winston.Barbour . , Lincoln . , La Salle.. Nicholas.. Saginaw . , Madison. , Lewis . , . , Rankin . Lowndes . P2 state. Gee In. ILMi. Mic. MicN.C.MicKeii. Ark.MLIn. ML ALAl.AL Iowa O. O.O. O. II. Mic. O- |»Mic. IL II. Mi. Iowa Mc II. In. Mic. Me AL Geo.Wis. IL In., Mic. Al. Va. ILMic.MLIL , Me Mic.O. Gee Iowa Mi.Al. Me ILKen. Mic. ALVa. ML AL Eef fiettlsrs. Jl Hf Cf Dm Ib Je OjKd Jh Bk Co lg DmHnIn GICf KeKe KfJe Ei Kd Jf Kd Cf Dg Dn Cd ^sFeGe Ed^SFdIIEd Gg Hh Kd Hn QhFgKdF m Ef x::h^ KdKeKi Ce E m lo CgEe Jh KcHI NhDn Hn D. fr. Wa«h. 689 661 1003 280 592 506 11161129 529 1030 799784776987 872515 547909 842 1078 939 758 991 675 881 665625 546876 76 736 531 944 911 605 699 9'48 902934 920 502 694 717 986 1041 884 D.fr. Cap. 174 ADDITIONAL INDEX. Names of Places. Lowndesville Lynchburg, P. O.. i Lynchwood Lyon Lyons Lyons , Macedon Macedonia : Macomb .c, MACON. Macon Macon Macori; Macon MADISON .*.... Madison IKlADXSOZr Madtown Mallorysville Manchester Manchester Manchester b Manchester Mandamus Mandarin Mandeville Manhattan c MAN-IS-TEE.. MANITOOWOC Manitoowoc Rapids Manitoowoo Manningham, P. O Mannington Mantua Merchant's Settlement Marengo Marengo Marietta ', MARION. .'. Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion , Marion Marion Marion , Marion b. Marion , , Marion , Marion City Mars, P.O . Marseilles MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL MARSHALL .......... Marshall Marshall Class. tsh.....t c t ... County . tsh tsh tsh . tsh c. t ... c t ... c t. ... t t t.... .. t . . County . County.County-.County . County . County . tsh t County. Chesterfield . Oakland ... Clinton Marshall . . . Mercer Carroll Macomb . . . . LenaweeNoxabee . Clarke . . , Franklin , t Lowndes De Kalb ti tsh. . . . t t t t tsh.... Countytsh....c t . . c t . . t Parishtsh Capital t t t t t t t t t t County,Countyc. t. ... t Sandusky Dane ........ Rankin Wilkes Dane Madison Dearborn Washtenaw . . . Dane Duval St Tammany . Putnam Manitoowoc. Manitoowoc.Butler Leon Christian . . . Fulton Calhoun .... Calhoun .... Cobb Mercer Allen Hancock . . . .. Hardin ....... Smythe Linn Lauderdale . . . Crittenden . . . . Ripley Carroll . . . Gallatin Marion Bibb La Salle State. Calhoun . Clark . . . Mi. Al. S.C.Mic.IowaII. O.,Teh. Mic. MeMic.Mi. Al. N.C. La. O. Wis.Mi. Gee Wis.AI.In. Mic. Wis. FI. La. In. Mic Wis. Wis. Wis. Al. Fl. Ken.II.M^c' Mic. Geo. Ken. O. O.O.O. Va. Iowa ML Ark.In. Mi.Ken. Me Al.IL Va. ALMi. Ten. In.IL Mic.IL Eef. ' Letters, F m HINlKd De Ee JfFj Ld BgKd Em GoPj CnKe Ec Dn L m Ed HIJgJd Ec LpDp GgI b Gb GbGbHo Jp Gj Df JdJdJ m I i Jf Jf Ke KfMj CdFn Dk ^¦^D m JhS^Gm Fe Ng HIElHk HeEeId Gg D.Xr. Wish. 906 708 445 959904 ,516 833 '558 939 995 249 903 1040 591890 716 533540904816 1174 694 9.52953 919 900 753845 698 695 364 ¦996 976932573 1013 548980 839 935 D. fr. Cap. 128 156 ' -55 ?€8l 114 ADDITIONAL INDEX. 175 Names of I'laccs. Marshall Marshallsville Marshville Martinsburg .b. Martinsville MARQUETTE Marquette Mason , Mathewsville P. O Mauckport Mayhew Maysville Mazeville, P. O M'Donald M'Donnughville M'Garey's, P. O MIIENRY M'Henry M'Lean M'Manus, P. O Meander Mechanicsburg Mechanic's Grove, P. 0. . . . Mechanicsville Mechanicsville MENARD..... Mennomonieville MERCER MERCliR... Merry Hill, P. O. Mesopotamia Mexico -. a. Mexico MICHILLIMACKINAC . MICK-E-NAUK ., Middle Grove Middleton Middleton Middletown Middletown Middletown b, Middletown Middletown Middletovim c, Middletown Middletown Middletown Middleville MIDLAND Midway Midway Milford : Milford G, Milford Milford Milford miller: .(Millersburg c. Millersburg Mill Grove Class. t t County . t ... t tsh tsh.t.. County . c t . . . tsh t t County . t County.County. c.t. County . County. t.., t..,tsh., t.. t. . County . t : t tsh, tsh. County... ct County. Calhoun .... Houston. . . . Bolivar Washington Clark Marquette . , Grant ...... Brown Pocahontas , Harrison . . Lowndes . . , Dickson . . . , Greenbrier . , Hardin Jefferson . . . Hopkins. . . M'Henry . . . Shelby Greene ..... Kemper . . . . Sangamon . . Clarke . . . . . Vanderburg . Jasper . . . . . Brown , Bertie Greene Montgomery . Audrain Monroe Rutherford . . Tippecanoe . . Wood.. Butler Henry Pulaski Montgomery . Owen Vigo Sangainon . , . Montgomery . Barry '. Barnwell . , Spencer . . . Williams , , Oakland,. . . Kosciusko . Monroe . . . Warren . . . Ripley . Mercer . Sumter. State. Mic. Geo. MLIn.II.Wis. Wis.Wis. Wis.Va. In. MLTen.Va.O.La. Ken. IL II. O.Mi.Mi.II. ALIn. GeeII.Wis. Va. N.J. N.C. AL In.Mo.Wis. Mic. MeTen. In. O. Al. In. Ark. In.In. In.II. Me Mic. Mic S.C.In.O. Mic. La. Gee In. ' Mo.in.IL S. C. Eef D. fr. Letters. Wash, Jd Jn D m Hh Gg Gb EeDdHb Oh Hh Em GjNhGf DqGi Fd FdJf FpF m Eg GoGh KmEg Gb Mi Tf Rk Fn Gf CgFaJ b BgHk Gf Kc HoIfBk GfS^ Gg Ef Cg Id Jc M m GhJe Kd le J m Gf Ih De, Nl 603 7,19 1017 614 676 953 1038 247 630 916766 266 1204 746820 1023 964 780953 728 679 980 290 892623 966 1015 699646 925548 1059 627638672 824 948 659 556 702 624 709 659 5^ 901 465 D.fr. Cap. 176 ADDITIONAL INDEX. Names of Places. Mill Haven MilUken's Settlement Millport ..-...'' Mill Port, P. O. Milltown -, Millville Millville d Millwood... Milroy. b Milton Milton .Miltonville , . , MILWAUKEE.... Milwaukee Milton Minden Mineral Point Minersville Mining Port MISS-SA U-KEE , MISSISSIPPI ... Mississippi City Mississippi Springs ...,.., Monroe , Monroeville Montalban , MONTCALM Montezuma , Montgomery Montgomery Montgomery's Point, P. O., Monticello , Monticello Montpelier Montreal ,. . Montrose Moore's Bluff, P. O , Mooresville a, Morgantown b , Moringville, P. O. Morrisonvilie '. , Morristown ,. . . b, Morristown Moscow Moscow -Moscow , Moscow ';,. Moscq-w, P. 0. ... , Motts, P. O Monlton Moundville , Mount Airy MoUnt Airy, P. O., Mount Airy, P. O. . Mount Ariel ...... Mount Auburn.. . . Mount Carmel . . . , Mount Carmel Mount Elon . . Mount Eton ...:.. Class. t..t..tsh. t County . c. t . . . tsh..c.tc t t... County . Cdunty . t tsh.. County . t tsh..... t c t c.t c t tsh.t.. tsh.,t.., t... -County. Simpson.. . Carroll .... Kalamazoo Fayette ... Ctawford . . Butler Fountain . . Dooly Rush Calhoun . . . Gallatin . . . Wayne. . . . Milwaukee , Wood Claiborne . . Iowa ...... Rutherford . Morgan . . , , Harrison , Hinds . . , Putnam . Monroe . , Warren . , Pike... Wood Holmes Arkansas . . . White Lewis St Helena . . Tallapoosa . . Lee Madison. . . . Morgan . . . . Morgan . . , . Chatham . . . Trigg Shelby Henry Hillsdale . . . Sumter . . . . Rush Hillsdale ... Muscatine . . Marion . . . . Clarke Allen Dane .7. . . Randolph , . . Pittsylvania. Surry Abbeville . . . Christian , . . Jackson .... Fleming. , .'. Darlington . Spencer .... State. Mi.La. Mic. Al.In.Al.In. Geo'. In. Mic.Ken.ML Wis.Wis.La.Wis. N.C. Me MicArk. ML Mi. O. AL MLMic. II.Mi. Ark. In. Me - La. Al.Iowa Mi. In. In.N.C. Ken.In.II. Mic.Al.In. MicIowa ALAl. Wis.Me Va.N.C.s. c. IL Ten.Ken. S.C. Keni Eef Letters. Dn Cn Id F m Hh HoGgKnlgIdIhFoFc GcAnDdM k BhIIDkEp Dn JfGo Dn Je DgDm Cm Hf Cf Dp Hn Cf DnHg HgPk Gj lgDe Je Fnlg Jd Ce Fl Go E c Bg OjNjLlEgk\. Nl Ih D.fr. Wash, 1057 1098 631 893642 993 639 724567 577 1097 876 1340 1028 470 1005 1108 1046 959 1081 899 1010 1086 668 909 1197 674 963 1094 587599 306 755 547906994569547967 867 935 920 1031 242385 526 776659 506 450584' D. fr. Cap. ADDITIONAL INDEX. 177 Names of Plac6s. Mount Gold, P. 0.. . Mount LaureL P. O. Mount Lebanon . . . .' Mount Meridian ... Mount Pleasant .... Mount Fleasant . . . ¦ Mount Fleasant .... Mount, Pleasant . . . . Mount Tleasant .... Mount Pleasant . . . . Mount Prairie Mount Seer, P. O. . . Mount Sterling,. . . . Mount Sterling Mount Tabor Mount Vernon Mount Vernon Mountville ........ Mountville ' Mount Vista. Mount Willing . Mull Grove, P. O. . . Murraysville MUSCATINE ..:. Napiersville ....... Napoleon Napoleon Napoleon Napoleon Napoleon Napoleonville Narkeeta NASHOBA., Nashoba, C.H. .... Nashville l^^ashville Nauvoo NE-COS-TA NE-GIS-SEE NE.GWL!-GON . . . Neosho Newark NE-WAY-GO .... New Baltimore . . . . Newbern Newberry, P. O. . . . New Boston New Boston New Bremen New Buffalo Newburg Newburg Newburg New Canton .' New Carthage New Castle , New Castle New Harrison -New Harrison New Haven New Hope Class. c t t...t..,t ., t.., t.., t... c.t ct County . c. t ... t tsh t t t t t County. c t. ... t t t County.County.County. c t. . . . t...... County. t.. t ... t.. tsh. County. Bertie .... Halifax . . Claiborne. Augusta . . bade vania. Wilkinson . . . Montgomery . Racine Shelby Xowiides .... Mecklenburg.Brown ,,.,.. Gasconade . . . Monroe Mobile Warren Troup St Landry . . Henry Lowndes .... Lincoln Hall.. Du Page . . ., Arkansas. .. Jackson . . . . Jackson . . . . Alexander . . Lafayette . . , Assumption, Kemper , . . . Nashoba , Lowndes , Boone. . . , Hancock , Newton , Lewis . , Iowa Bartholomew . Wayne. .. . . . Franklin . . . . Mercer ...... Mercer Berrien Franklin . . . . Greene Rock Hawkins .... Concordia . . . Wilkes Hardiman . . . Paulding .... Paulding Nelson ...... M'Donough. . State. N.C.Va.La. Va.MeVa. Mi. In.Wis.In.AL N.C. IL^Me In.AL Mi. GeeLa. Ten.Al. N.C. Gee IowaIL Ark. , Mic.Mic IL Me, La. MLMi.MLMi. Mo.il. Mic.MicMic.Mo.Me Mic. Wis. In., Ken.ALIL O. Mic. AI.In.Wis. Ten. La. N.C.Ten.O.O.Ken. IL Eef. Letters. RjPj An Ph ZAi Qh Co Hf Gd lgHn Nk Dg Ch gSFo Cn ImBp Fj HnMk JlCe Fe CmJdJd Ei ZAgCq FnEn EnFmBh CfJcJa Kb ZAj Cg Ic Ddlg JjGI De Jf He GI Hh FdLj Cn SJEk JeJeII Df D.fr. D.fr. Wash. Cap, 269206 1328 147 1149 76 1178 626 846563 898 410 861945 636 1025 1093 763 1211 812903 447 638 991 1089 553 831 1105 1301 964 962916 1011 959 1194 996 1090 588 618 809 941499 691 796 656 860 433 1196 390 861 585' 617 178 ADDITIONAL INDEX. Names of Places. New Lebanon b . New Lebanon a . New Lexington '. . New Lexington New Mexico Newndnsville New Philadelphia c. Newport Newport f . Newport . . ,. Newport New Providence New Salem ....,....'...., New Salem e . New Smyrna NEWTON NEWTON . NEWTON Newton Newton Newton Newtown New Wakefield New York New York New York NIANGUA Niles NOBLE Noname u. Norrisville, P. O. Northfield, P. 0........G. Northville NOT-I-PES-KA-GO Nottsville Novi H. NOXABEE Oakfuskee, P. O Oak Grove . .- Oak Grove Oakville .' OCEANA Ochapussa Ochesee OCTIBBEHA Odamsville, P. O. OGLE Okau Settlement OK-KUD-DO Old Franklin Old Town Old Town.. OIney ¦ , . O-MEE-NA Oqnaka Orange ,. Oregon City Orion, P. O Orland........ Orrsville '. OSAGE t... c.tc t. County . County .. County . c t. County . tsh County . t tsh t County . tsh County . County: t County . County. County . t t County . t.:.... tsh. . c t tsh..t County . ¦' County. Carroll Sullivan .... Tuscaloosa . Morgan .... Greene. Mkchua .... Washington Franklin . . . Wayne St Clair.... Lauderdale . Floyd Randolph . . . Rush Mosquito . . . Baker Jasper Hinds Fountain ... Washington Switzerland . Shelby Clinton Berrien Greene Wilcox Washtenaw . Wayne Daviess . Oakland . Randolph . Henry . . . Jefferson . Monroe . . Marshall Gadsden , Northampton . Macon ...... Cooper . . , Claiborne . Greenup, , Hancock . Warren . . Hancock . Ogle Oakland . Steuben . . Gwinnett . State. In.In. AL II.Wis.Fl.In.ALIn. Mic AI. In. N.C. In. FL In. Mi.MeGeo. IL ML In. AI. In.Me~ Iowa Me Mic. In.In.AL Mic. Mic Mic. Ken.Mic. ML AL GeeTen.Mic Mic ML FL Mi. N.C. ILIL Mic Me Ten. Ken. O. Mic.II.O. II, MicIn. Gee Me Ref. Letters. Hf Gg G m Dg EdLq Ih Fl Jg LdFlIh Oklg GeEn ZAjJo Fh Dn Gf Fo Ij BgDeBi Hele Hh Go Kd Kd He GI Kd FmL m J m KkKd He El IpEm Si Ed FgJb BhKj Lh Ke Ib Df Kf EeKd le Jl Ch p. fr. Wash. 652682 839837876 875 611796 Sll 582818 .598 358 648919 812 695. 1062 639 1005 554 1006 955 660 926547552 690 570765693 491 S07885 908236 741 1029 511433 990986 579 697646 D.fr. Cap. ADDITIONAL INDEX. 179 Names of Places, je Osceola Osceola Osceola OS-CO-DA OTTAWA., Ottawa .Otterburo Oxford Oxford... OZARK Ozark PAGE..: Pagesvillle Painesville Palatine ,HilL P. O. ...... . Palestine'. Palmyra ;. Palmyra . .- PANOLA Panola; C.H Paoli Paragon c , Paris Paris Paris Parish Parkersburg Parnassus Parrottsville PASSAIC..: Patch Grove Paulding Paulding Pawpaw, P. O ,. . . . Paynesville Peach Grove, P. O. Pearman's Ferry, P. O. . . . Teekatonokee Pembroke Pendleton b. Perry.. : Perry.- Peru Peru Petersburg Petersburg PETTIS Pharsalia Philadelphia Pigeon Roost PIKE , Pinckney -Pinteiata, P. O. Pipe Village , PISCATAQUIS Pitt, P. O Pittsburg Pittsfield Plain t...c t t..i County . Covinty . c t t.., c t t County . t ... County . t t t tsh t County. t t County . t ctc t tsh..t...t... c t County . t. ..... t County . t t County . tsh. .... t..,.,.c. t ... tsh County. Crawford St Clair. . Grant .- . , Independence , La Salle. . Iowa . . . . Lafayette . Carolina. . Newberry . .. Rockingham . Mouongalia . . Kosciusko . . . Lenawee . . . . Lenawee . . . , Panola . . , Adair. .., Carroll . . , Jefferson , Gr.int Elkhart . . Grant Putnam . . Marlboro . Cocke. .. . Grant . . . , Jasper , . . Paiilding . Berrien . . Pike Adams . . , Morgan . - Dale Green . . . Todd .... Madison.Allen . . . , Wood... Dubuque . Menard . , Lincoln . . Tallahatchee . Shelby Choctaw Williamson ¦ . Montgomery . Fond-du-lac. ¦ Washtenaw . Johnson . . ¦ . Pike Wood State. Ref. Letters. D.fr, Wash, Me Ci 999 Me Ah 1046 Wis. Dd 1018 ,Ark. Ck 1040 Mic. Jb O. Ke IL Ee Wis. Dd 1009 ML El 940 Va. Qi 100 Me Bi Ark, ZAk 1270 Va. Ph S. C. ^ Ml .523 N.C. Oj 279 Va. Ng 211 In. le 606 Mic. Ke Mic. Ke 495 Mi. Di Mi. DI 921 Ken. Li 624 In. Hf 665 In. Ih 587 Wis. Dd 1014 In. le 650 Wis. Dd 1042 In. Gg 629 S. C. 01 406 Ten. Kk 474 N.J. Te Wis. Dd 1039 ML En 1029 O. Je 574 Mic Hd 686 Me Cg 936 11. Cg 891 AL HI 728 AL Ho 980 Wis. Ed 997 Ken. Gi 736 In. If 569 O. Jf p. Ke In. Hf 624 Iowa Dd 1000 11. Eg 821 Ten. Hk 720 Me Ah Mi. DI 935 Me Bg 1009 ML Em 949 Ark. Al Ten. Hk 724 AL Hn 879 Wis. Fe 946 Me. , Ya Mic Kd 539 Ark. Ak 1940 IL Dg 917 0. Ke D.fr. Cap. 180 ADDITIONAL INDEX. Names of Places. Plainfield Plainville Plainville. Plantersvillp Plaquemin'e PLATTE Platte City Platteville Platisburg Fleasant Pleasant Pleasant Pleasant Grove Pleasant Grove. ..... Pleasant Grove. Pleasant Grove, P. O. Pleasant Hill Pleasant Hill Pleasant Hill Pleasant Island, P. O. Pleasant View I Plymouth , Plymouth , . . Plymouth Plymouth Pocahontas Point Veto POLK POLK POLK PONTOTOC , Pontotdc , .. , Poolesville, Poplar Grove, P. O... Poplar Plains, P.O... Poplar Ridge .... , . PORTAGE....:...Portage ...,.., Portage Port Caddo , . . PORTER.... Porter Portersville , Port Hudson ........ Port Jackson Port Lawrence , Portland ., Poi;tland . , Port Sinnipee , Port Pontchartrain . , , Port Royal , , Port Sheldpn Portsmouth , Port Vincent . , Postville' Powell's Creek , Prairie du Bay, ...... Prairie du Ckien ... . Prairie la Porte.. ... . Prairie Village Prairieville or Macon . Class. t County . ct ... .H. t... c t tsh..tsh..tsh.. t t. . , tsh.. c t c t County . County.County . County . ctt... t County . tsh tsh t County.tsh t t.. t tsh t t.. t t t t t t c t ... tsh...... t c, t ... c.t ... t t County. Hendricks . Allegan,. .. Yazoo. . . . . Noxabee . . Iberville . . . Platte Graht Clinton Hancock Putnam ...... Hardin Decatur Henry Lunenburg . . . Lafayette Mercer Lancaster . . . . Montgomery . . Independence.Henry Wayne, .... .; Marshall Lowndes . . . . . Portage ....... Randolph Carroll Pontotoc .. DeKalb...Dinwiddie . Fleming . . , Obion Wood..., Hancock , Caddo..., Cass . . ; Franklin . . . . Grant , . Montgomery . Lucas Callaway . . . . Sangainon . . . Grant. Orleans Morgan Ottawa. . .. . . Allegan Livingston . . . Logan Henry Grant . . . . . . . Crawford . . _. Clayton Milwaukee . . Marengq . ¦ . . State. In. Mic Mi.Mi. La. MeMeWis.Me O. O. o. Gee Gee Va. Me Ken. S.C. In. Ark.Ten. MicIn.Mi. Wis. Ark. ML Ten.Me Mo.Mi.Mi.GeeVa. Ken.Ten.Wis.O. O. La.In. Mic ML Wis. ¦n.y. o.Mo. II. Wis.La.In. Mic. Mic.La. II. O. Wis;Wis. IowaWis. AL Kef Letters, Hg IdDn F m Ep ZAgZAg Dd ZAg Ke Jf Kf Jp J m PiZAgJiNlGfCfc Fj Kd He F m Ec S-i Dm Jk AiIEl El J m Qi Kh EjEoKe Ke Z A n Gele Co EdTd Ke Ch ^ EgDdDp Hg Hd Hd Cp Ef Jf Dc Ec Cd Fc Gn D.fr. Wash. 579 646 1085 994 19171158 1019 1179 863 707 204 1104 558453 643 976 820 649 904935 977 1003 893 688161 503870 1390 1154 1046 -400 950 806 1005'1198 589 690678 1219 805 1061 1060 1039 874 896 D. fr. Cap, 120 ¦ 9530 ADDITIONAL INDEX. 181 Names of Places. Prairieville PRESQUEISLE...Pridesville Princeton Princeton Princeton Proctorsville ......... Prospect Prospect Hill Providence Providence Providence Providence PULASKI PULASKI PULASKI Pulaski Pulaski Pusheta PUTNAM..... Quincy RACINE Racine Rainsville Raisin, P.O Raleigh Ramsboro RAPPAHANNOCK.Ravensworth Rawlingsburg Raysville Raytown Readingville iRedford Redford... Redville Keidsville Reidsville Richland Richland Richland Richland Hill Richmond Rich Square, P. O. . . . Ridgeville Riley... RIPLEY Ripley Risdon RIVES Rixeyville, P. O ROANOKE Roanoke Robbinsville . . . Rob Roy Rocbeport Rochester Rochester Rochester Rochester ROCK : County . t ct ... t t t t t. tsh t.. t t County.County . County . tsh t tsli County . t.... .. County. c t. . . . t tsh. . . . '. c.t ... t Coimty . t t t t t tsh t t t t tsh tsh tsh. t t t tsh County; c t . . . t County. County . t...:.. t......t t c t ... t t t County . County. Clinton. Amelia Bureau Scott Morgan . , . . . Crawford .... Pr. Edward . . Adams Lucas Carroll Bureau ...... Mecklenburg. Williams . Pulaski . ¦ Allen . . . . Logan Racine . . Warren . , Lenawee Smith ... Guilford., Louisa , Rockingham . . Henry Wilkes Washtenaw . . . Wayne Wayne Oakland Rockingham , , Tatnall.......Putnam Kalamazoo . . . Hancock East FeHciana . Rankin ...... Northampton. , Butler Putnam Tippah,. Hancock , Culpeper . Stewart . . . Coosa . , . . . Fopntain . . Boone Fulton . , . , Sangamon , Cedar Racine . . . . State. In.Mic. Va. II.IowaII.In.Va.ML O.Ia. II. N.C.Va. Ih.Me O. In.O.II.O.Wis.Wis.In. Mic.Mi. N.C. Va. Va. N.C. In.Gee Mic.MicMic.Mic. N.C. GeeO.Mic.O. La. Mi. N.C. AL O. Me Mi. O.Mo. Va.Va.Gee Al. In. MeIn.ILIowaWis., Wis. Ref. Letters. HfKaPiEeDe Gn HhPi Co Ke Cn Ee Nk Ni He Bi Je He Jf EeKfGdGdGf Ke EoOjPhPh Oj lgL m Kd K'dKdKd L o KfIdKf Cp Dn Qj HoKf Gj ElKeAh Qh Oi InHn GfBh He Eg Ce Fd Fd D.fr. Wash 631 173 931944 827 646171 11641188 923387 689 470 856 606 498934 292 114 289 537591508540579988779 1176 1043 951903 430 67 795 790 663 1005 629 793 959 679 D.fr. Cap. 28 189 ADDITIONAL INDEX. Names of Places. Rockdale Rockford .". . . Rockford Rockford Rockingham ROCK ISLAND .. Rockport : Rockport Rockport Rockville Rockville Rocky Mount, P. O. Rolesville, P. O Rollin Rolls Town Rome, P. O Rome , . Rome Rome .'. Romulus . . . . , - . . . . Romujus, P. 0. Rose Hill, P. O Roseville Rotherwood ....... Royal Oak Royalton ......... Royalton : ... . Royalton Rundlettsville ...... Russellville Rtissellville SAGINAW Saginaw Salem 3alem Salem Salem Salerel Salem Salem '. . . Salisbury Sanbornton San Pedro Sand Town Sandersville Sandy HiH, P. O.... SANILAC SAUK Sarah Saranac, Sarcoxie Sardinia ..... i .. .. Savannah Savannah, P. O Savannahviile Scio -. Scio Scipio Scipio Schoolcraft SCOTLAND .J. Class. c t. c t County. tsh..t...tsh..c.t. t..t.. tsh.. t..t..tsh.tsh.tsh.t.. County . c t tsh.. tsh.,tsh.. c, t County. Couhty . c t t..,tsh,. t t.. t . . I . .'. County . County. Newton . . . . Winnebago . Cooea Jackson . . . . Scott ...... Rock Island Rock Atala Monroe .... Putnam Nash Wake Lenawee St. Johns Lenawee . . . Floyd Peoria Livingston . . Wayne ..... Tuscaloosa . Lee ........ Parke Coweta Oakland . . . Berrien .... Lucas Berrien .... Franklin . . . Putnam .... Lawrence . . . Saginaw Mercer. . . .. Washtenaw . Shelby Sumter . . . . Muscatine . . Henry Tippah Sangamon . . Clinton Madison. . . . Lowndes . . . Vanderburg . Lowndes . . . Fountain . . . . Ionia Dade ,....:. Panola Carroll Wayne Macon , Washtenaw. . Washtenaw . . Frankhn . . . . Jennings . . . . Kalamazoo . . State. Gee IL AL In. IowaII.IL Wis.ML Ten.Geo.N.C.N.C.Mic. Fl. Mic.Geo. II.La.Mic Al. Va. In. Geo. Mic.Mic O. Mic. Me' In.IL, ' Mic.MicO. Mic. 0.S.C. IowaIowa Mi.II.Iowa FL ALIn. AL Mic Wis. In.Mic.Me MLIL ML N.C.Mic. MicIn.In. Mic. Mo. Ref. Letters, J m Ed Hn lg De De De Fd Em Jk Km Qk Pk Je Mq J e 11 Ef Dp Kd Gm Kg Gg lm Kd Hd Je Hd Ch Gg Gh- Kc Kc Jf Jf Nm De , Ef El Eg De Kp Hn Gh Ho Lc Ec Gf Id ZAi DI Dd Fo Kk Kd Kd lg lg I d Bf D.fr. Wash. 673 980 794 '600 999 937 865 1O09 561 638 -983 970 517 871 517 613 8^2 1178^29 871 488 650 756 679 893 634 703 61?560 502 -928 93-? ,894 810 963 948 879 722 884 660 678 1164 933970 1000 573542511585 615 D. fr. Cap. ADDITIONAL INDEX. 183, Names of Places. Scotland Neck, P.O., SCOTT SCOTT..: SCOTT SCOTT Scott % Scott, Ch. , . Scottsville Scottsville, P. O SEARCY Searcy Sergeantsville Shady Grove SHANNON Sharon M. Shawnee SHAW-WANO SHEBOYAGAN Sheboyagan SHELBY Shelby... Shiloh ^hOngalo ^reveport Shullsburg , . Sibley Sidney.... Sidney i . Silver Creek, P. O; ¦Singapore SMITH ¦Smith, C.H. Sinithfield .' a. Smithfield Smithsville Stpithville Smithville. , Smyrna b . Smockville, P. O d. South Ainerica South Haven -. Southport d. Sparta Spring Arbour Spring Arbour Spring Creek, P. O. Spring Cottage Springfield Springfield :. . Springfield Springfield Spring Grove, P. O Sj>ring Hill. -'Spring Hill Spriiig Hill Springville Sjir^hgville Springville, P. O County.County . County . County . tsh c.tt County . t t t County . tsh tsh County.County . ct ... County. t t t ct ... t t t t County . ct ... t t . . . t t. ... .. t t t..t..t..t..tsh.,t.. t...tsh..tsh.. c t Stamping Ground, P. O. STANLEY.. County . Counjy. Halifax Sandusky . Scott . Bibb.... . Orange . . . White . , Caswell , Jasper . , Washtenaw . Allen Sheboyagan . Macomb. Marengo Carroll..Caddo. . . Iowa ... Marshall . . , Tippecanoe , Pike.;..... Allegan . . . , Smith Delaware . . . Jackson . . . , Dickson . . . , Lawrence . , Early Vigo Jefferson . . , Gallatin Van Buren . Owen Noble...... Jackson k. . , Jackson . . . , Cherokee . . , Marion Williams . . Lucas. .... Greene MilwaukeeWarren ... Hinds .... HerppsteadDecatur . . . Lawrence . St Clair... Lenawee . . Orange .... Scott. state. N.C. 11.Iowa Ark. ML O. MLAL N.C. Ark. Ark. N.C.ML Me MicO. Mic. Wis. Wis.Me MicAI.ML La. Wis.Me In.In. Mi. Mic.MLML In.Mic Ten. Ark. Gee In.In. II.Mic.In. In. Mic.Mic.AI.Mi.O. O. Me Wis.ILML Ark.In. In. ALMic.N.C.Ken. N.C. Ref. Letters. IjDgDe ZA 1 EnKeEn Gn Oj Bj Ck Oj E 0 CiJdJfJb GeGe BgLd Gn D m ZA n Dd He GfDo Hd EoEoIf JdGj Ck lo • Gg Ih Fi Hd Hg le JdJd II EpJe KeAiFc DfDn A m lgHhHm JdPjJh Nk D. fr. D. fr. Wash. Cap. 298 993834311 1054 250 1041 996563933985 1370 998 1114 645653 1134 675 982 535587 771 1014 859 662 585816 673624 632 580 699 1119 1110 885917 1055 1908 551 6387o9 ,526 993549 184 ADDITIONAL INDEX. Names of Places. STARK STARK Starkville Starkville ST.CLAIR... Steelville , . . . STEPHENSON Stephenson STEUBEN St Francisville St. Helena St. Johns St Joseph St. Joseph St. Joseph St Lawrence St Lawrence, .P. O St, Marion St. Omer StilesviUe ! ..a, Stockton Stokes Strabahe, P. O Stravpberry, P. O R, Sturgeonville Suellacauga , Sugar Creek Settlement . . , Sugar Creek Sukugatoya T, Sulphur Rock, P. O Summerfield SUMMIT Sumtei'ville : , . Superior n. Superior- Superior, Sutton-sville .'. Swan Creek , . , Sweetwater, P. O Sylvan O. Sylvania . . ; Sylvanus Talladega TALLAHATCHEE. .... Tallahoma Tallapoosa T^llasee TANEY ; . . . Tarversville, P. O. Tatum, P. O Taylor's Creek Taylorsville TchuJa V Thomaston Thornton Tifiin Tillitoba TIPPAH Tipton , . TISHOMINGO Tockshish. Class. County . County . c. t. ct County. c t ... County . c t... County . t t...tsh..ct t... c.t t.. tsh. tsh., t,.. t County . tsh., t.. t..tsh.. tsh. tsh.. c t . . . County . t...... t t County. tsh. t.. t....t....tsh...c t . County. t ... County . t.. County. Lee Oktibbeha , Crawford . Rock Island . , Clark........ Pettis Mercer. ..... Beirrien Berrien , Franklin Portage Chatham . . . . , Ogle.... Decatur Hendricks . . . Baldwin Logan Xenoir Lawjence. . .. Brunswick.. . Talladega . . ., TazeweU Putnam Coosa , Independence , Monroe Sumter . . . . Washtenaw . Dane Ottawa Nicholas.. .. Lucas Washington Washtenaw . Lucas Monroe . . , . Talladega'.. Jasper . . . . Carroll Tallapoosa . Twiggs Greene . .. . .. Hardin ..,(.. Fairfield Holmes . . . . . Lake ; : Cook WiUiapis . . . . Tallahatchee . Cedar . Pontotoc State. In.IL Gee Mi.MeMeILII.In.Mo.MeO.Mic. MicFLWis. N.C. ILIn. In.ALO.N.C. Ai]£. Va. ALIL O. Al. Ark.Mic O. Al.Mic.Wis.Mic Va.O. La.Mic. O. Mic Al.MLML Geo.AI. MeGee Mi. O.S.C. Mi. Mi. II. O. Mi. Mi. Iowa Mi. ML Eef Letters. He EeJo EmAi Ci Ed Dele Cf Ah Jf HdHdlq EcOk Eelgg^Fp Kf Ok Ck QgHmEf Jf HmCkKeMe Fn KdEc Hd NhKeDp Jd Ke Ke HmDm En Im HnAj Kn Fo KfMlD m En Ge , Je DmEl Ce El El D.fr. Wash. 769 996948 937967 1058 509 673 1021 937333991593 ,994 528 1073 182 794 844 775 1051 490 1040 994 680 319 1144 478 779 1037 643894 142 SU 1060 980 743 998 966 906 D. ft. Cap. ADDITIONAL INDEX. 185 Names of Places. Toledo Toledo... Tompkiosville i TO W-E-DAG-A-NA ..... Trenton TRIMBLE Troy Troy Troy TuUy , TUNICA Tunica, C.H., Turkey Town,?. O. I Turney's Settlement ...... Tuscahoma Tuscahoma , . . . . Tuscawilla TUSCOLA Ikscumbia Tuscumbia Two Rivers Uchee Ultima Thule, P. O Unadilla P Uacle Sam UNION Union Union Union Union, C. H Union Hill, P. O. Union Hin, P.O.... Uniontown Uniontown Unionville UN-WAT-TIN Upper Mackinaw Settlem'nt Upper Milwaukee Urbanna Utica Utica Valena 'Valparaiso VAN BUREN. VAN BUREN VANBUREN ,VanBure(j .L. Van Buren Van Buren Van Buren Van Suren Van Buren Van Buren Van Buren ; Vandalia h. Van Wert . . • Versailles Vienna ^• Vienna Villa Rica Class. c t. ... t t County . County . tsh..... County . County . c t . . . t tsh t Parish . tsh t t t ..... ct ... County . t... ct c t County. County . County . tsh tsh tsh. ... c. t c t c t c t t t t... County. Lucas . Monroe Carroll., Henry Wood Milwaukee . . Yalo Busha. . Lewis ¦ . Tunica Cherokee . . . . Wayne Tallahatchee . Washington . , Leon Miller Concordia . .r Manitoowoc . Russell Sevier Washtenaw . Livingston . . Allen Hancock . . Cass Tunica. . . . Franklin . . Pike Perry Boone Butts , Alexander , M'Lean Milwaukee , Champaign . La Salle Macomb . . . , Atala Porter Wayne Shelby, ...... Hancock . . . . Ripley Livingston . . . Greene Van Buren . . Carroll Wayne Van Wert . . . Morgan Rush Scott Carroll State. O. MicLa. Mic.IowaKen. O. Wis. Mi. Me MLMLALII. MLAI.Fl.Mic.Me La. Wis. Al.Ark.Mic. La. La. O.O.MicML Va.Al. AL In. Gee IL MicII.Wis.IL II. Mic.Mi.In.Ark.MeIowaMic.O.O.Mo.La. Wis. Mic. II.In.O. Me In.In. Gee Eef. Letters, KeKe CnJaCe IhKeFdDm Cf DIDI HIThDmFn Jp Kc Bh Cn GbIn ZAmJd DpBn JfK e le DI Oj HoGn Hf J m Ei Ic Ef Gc FfEeLdDn Ge Bk ZAh Bf Kd Jf Kf Ci Dp Ed Hd De lg Jf BhlgIh Im D. fr. D. fr. Wash. Cap. 468 472 1114. 940 891 961 1014 949891 786 981930 909990 1099 957 790 1954 1159 639 949 976 899 900599 717 860 831884718905564979 539 948 1161 885 668 991520543 1026 545 601766 Q2 186 ADDITIONAL INDEX. . Names of Place?. Virginia Vixburg, g. Yolinia Volusia Wabash Wabash ; .T. WAB-BAS-SEE ;. Wahawlock Walesboro WALKER Walker, C.H. Walker : Walnut Farm, P. O. 'Walnut Flat, P. 0 Walnut Prairie, P. O WALWORTH Wapello Wapello Ward's Settlement '. . WARREN WARREN Warrenburg Warrenton Warsaw , . . Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw Warsaw , Warwick WASHINGTON........WASHINGTON Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washihgiton Waterburg Waterford N. Waterloo C. Waterloo Watertown Waterville Watkinsville Watt's Settlement Waverley Waverley Waverley Hall, P. O Waxahatchie Wayne ; . . Wayne ; Wayne Waynesville Webster Q. Wedowee Class. c t. t...tsh.. tsh c t ... County . t County. t c t County . c t t... County. County . c t ... ct c t ct County.County . tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh tsh c.t t.. t..tsh. t.. t.. tsh.,t.. t... tsh.. tsh..tsh..c t tsh. County. Fountain . Cass Mosquito . Paulding . Wabash . . Kemper . . Emanuel . Walker . . . . Yalo Busha . Saline Lincoln . . . . Sevier Louisa .... Jo. Daviess Macon Johnson . . . , Warren . . . . Benton Kosciusko . , Gallatin . . . , Hancock . . . Madison . . . . Chesterfield . Allen Mercer. .. . . Williams . . . Wood Hancock . . . Hardin. .... Sandusky. . . Washington Henry Claiborne.. . Fulton St Landry . Calhoun .... Oakland . . . Fayette .... Elkhart Jefiforson . . . Lucas Goochland . . Crawford . . . Morgan .... Porter Harris Shelby Allen ...... Cass Mercer Pulaski .... Washtenaw . Randolph ... State. ILIn. Mic. Fl.O. In. Mic. ML GeeGee Gee ML MeKen.Ark. W4s. Iowa IL IL Va. Mo.MeMeMe In. Ken. II. ' Mi. Va. Wis. Iowa O. O.O.O. O. O.o. IowaIowa La.II. La. Mic MicIn. In.Wis.O.Va. II.ILIn. Gee Al. O. Mic. O. MeMic. AI, . Eef. D. ft. Letters. Wash, Dg Gf Id Mq Je , IfIb Fn Ln II II Em Ag JiZAm Fd Ce DdEg Ch Ah Ch Ah le JhGf Dn Qi Fc Ce ¦ JfJf Je KeKeKfKe CeCf AnDf Bp Jd Kdlgle Fc Ke QiGh 5^ GeJn HmKf Hd Jf BiKd Im -834 644645 906 599 934 637 645 990 1065 572 1246 920 1036 761 1095 911 1048 614 548910 1024 129 94S 943 1350 869 1219 594558520 639 .900 158730820701760816 1019 443 786 D.fr. Cap. ADDITIONAL INDEX. 187 Names of Places. WELLS. Wellwood .Wesley ." West Bloomfield West Buffalo Weston West Lebanon <^. West Liberty , . . Westport Westport... Westport West Wetumpka Wethersfield W-heaUand, P. O. WHITE Whiteford D, Whiteford Whitehall ..., White Haven White Pigeon White Plains Whitesboro WHITESIDE Whitesville , -, Whitesville Whiteville WHITLEY Whitmansville, P. O Wilkinsonville Williams, P. O WilUamsburg Williamsburg Williamsburg g, WILLIAMSON Williams Town c, Williamstown Williamsviile Willow Grove, P. O Willow Spring Willow Springs, P. O Willstown , WiiZmiTigton , Wilsonville Wilton J^inchester (¦Winchester Winchester. Wind Windsor Windsor .Windsor Windsor Wingville Winnebago Winnebago City Winnebago WINSTON Wiota Wisconsin (...., "Wisconsin City Woodburn Class. County.t tsh.t..t.. tsh County . tsh t t t t t ct ... County . t t t County . Coimty. ct t...t... t.., ct t..,t... c. t t...t...tsh.. t...t... t... t...t... c. t County.t......t t t County. Haywood . . Haywood . . Oakland.. . Williams . , Platte . . . . . Warren . . , Muscatine . Linn , Jackson . . , Lowndes . , Autauga. ., Stark Hillsdale . , Monroe Monroe Mecklenburg.Erie St Joseph . . . Benton Calumet Hardiman . Harris . . . . Lapier . . . . Cass Chesterfield . Christian . . . Pettis Callaway . . . Wayne.. \ .. Decatur . . . , Madison . . . , Dickson . . . , Lincoln . . . , Iowa Claiborne . . , DeKalb..., Dearborn . . , Lincoln . . . . Granville . . , Scott Will Clayton . . . , Lucas Barnwell . . , Bureau Johnson . . . . Randolph . . . Iowa .' Portage . ; . . Calumet. ... Winnebago . Iowa .... Portage . . Rock Macaupin State. In.Ten.Ten.Mic. O. Mo. In.IowaIowa Me Mi.AL II, Mic In.Mic.Mic.N.C. N.Y. Mic. ,AL Wis.II.Ten.Gee Mic In,Mic. Va. Ken.MeMeIn.ILin.MLTen. N.C.Wis. Mi. Al.In, N.C.N.C. ILIL IowaO. s. c. II.In. In. Wis. Wis.Wis. II. Mi. Wis. Wis.Wis. IL Eef Letters, I f Ek EkKd JcZBg GfCe .' CZAg F m HnDe Je Hf Ke Ke Mk Oc le ImTbEeEk I n KdleHe QiGi Ah ChJgFiEn Gj MkDc Cn HI Jg MkPjDg Fe CdKe M m Ee Hg .If DcEcFbEdEmEdEcFd Dg D. fr, D, fr. Wash. Cap. 873879 '601 1172 664 966- 999 1145 904 849 926 541 486 410 395618718 964 861764 587 662l60 756 1058 913 616 570 1000 769 425 1017 1091 ejo 531443 273861758 1035 550991 589536 1047 946 973 1013 998996865 663 188 ADDITIONAL INDEX. Names of Places. Woodbury Woodstock Woodville. WRIGHT WY.AN-DOT Wyatt., Wylliesburg Wyoming Wyomihg Wythe: YALOBUSHA YANCEY'......:... Yanceyville YELL Yellow Springs, P. O.. Yellville , . . . . ¦Yonguesville, P. O. . .. York York... , Yorkville Yorkville Class. t t t County.County. t. County.County . c t ... Couhty. ct tsh.,tsh.,t. . , t.. County. Coles . . . . Cherokee . Perry . . . . Lafayette . Charlotte . Stark Bath Callaway ; Caswell Claiborne . . . Marion Fairfield . . . . Washtenaw . Lucas Pickens . , . . Kane ' state. Ref. Letters. D.fr. Wash. IL Fg \ 713 Gee Jl 714 AI. Gri 885 Me Bi Mic Ja Mi. El 90D Vii. Pj' •299 11. e'c 913 Ken. Kh 499 Ken. Fj 788 ML Em N.C. Lk N.C. Oj 264 Ark. Al Ten. Kj 503 Ark.S.C. , 'J, 464 Mic Kd O. Je Al, ' Fm 898 11. Fe 820 D. fr. Cap. ,~8^ .151 81 ,194 107 112 79 249 93 255 41 45 165 CONSULTING INDEX TO THE RIVERS. To ascertain Ule location on the Map of any river mentioned in the Index, observe the. letters opposite to it iu the columa of i!eferenc,e letters, then find the corresponding letters'on the. top and sides of the Map ; from these pass, the eye along the columns due north or south, or east or west, untU they intersect: in the square, of their intersec- tion, the river sought for ¦^fill be found. The first column contains the names of the ri^vers, tie second the ocean, gwlf, bay, (op, if a tribt^tary) the river into which they respectively empty, fhe third column contains the state in which they aje situated; in the fourth will be found the reference letters ; and the fifth shows the respective lengths, in miles, taeaaured from their mouths, to their remotest sources. The articles which have the letter M attached to them, will be ftund on the Supple. mentary Map of Maine; and those to which the letter F is attached, are on the Supple. mentary Map of Florida. Rivers. Abagusquash, ¦ M Acadiens, Aestham, Alabama, , A la Loutre, Alapahaw, ..,...'. Alaqua, Alatamaha, Allegheny, Alligator, Amaxura, or Withlocoochy,. .F Amite, Amoee, Anclote, ¦ F Anderson; Androscoggin, Apalachie, , , . . Appalachicola, , , Appomattox, , Aquokee,. . . . , :.•• Ararat, ,...•.. Arkansas, < Ashbeirish, M ^shepOo, Ashley, Ashtabula^ Asternal, ; F Atchafalaya, Au BcaufiT, ..... Au Bnger, ¦ Au Canoe, Au Carpe, . - , s Au. Sable, ; Au Sable, Au Sable, : Au Vases, Aux Betsies, ; . • Aux Canards, Recipient, Toladi River Lake Maurcpas, Rappahannock, Mobile River, . .--. . . . . Missouri River, Suwauee River, . . .' . . Chqctawhatchie Bay, Atlantic Ocean, Ohio River, Albemarle Sound, . . . Gulf of Mexico, . . . , Lake Ma.uTepas, . . . . Hiwassee River, . . . , Gulf of Mexico, Ohio, , Kennebeck, Oconee, , . , , Appalachicola Bay, . , James River, Amoee River, Yadkin River, .Mississippi River, . . . Teniiscouata Lake, . . St Helena Sound, . . . Charleston Harbor, . . Lake Erie, Roman's Creek, Atchafelaya Bay, Missouri River, Missouri River, Mississippi River, . . . Lake Huron, Lake Champlain,. . . . Saginaw Bay, Illinois River, Missouri Ri'ver, Lake Micliigar>i Ouisqonsin River, . . . Stale. Ref. Letters. Me. La. Dp Va. Qh AL Fp Me Ch F.T. Kp F.T. Hp Geo. Mo Pa. Nf N.C. Rk F.T. La. Dp Ten. j£ F.T. In. Hh Me. Yc . Geo. Km F.T. lq . Va. QI Ten. Jk N.C. Nj A.T. Cm Mc S.C.' Nn S.C. Nn 0. Ne F.T. La. ' Cq Me Ch Me Ch MeT. Bb M.T. Ja N.Y. Ub M.T. Kb IL Fe Me Ch M.T. Ib M.T. Fc Length. 1614 28 500 41 150 90 300300 45 130H8 54 99 31 215 56 495 139 34 18 2,500 13 40 43 31 35 140 25 15 100 5537 964057 24 (189) 190 CONSULTING INDEX Rivera.' Aux Hebert, . Aux Miners, . Aux Trains, . Awhyataak, . Bachelor's, . . Back, Bad..........Badaxe, . . . . . Bad Fish, ... Banister, . . . . Barrets, Baskahegan, . Batsto, . ... , Batten, ' Bayou Bartholomew, . Bayou D'Arbane, . . . . Bayou Dupont, Bayou La Fourche, . . Bayou Rocheblave, . . Bayou Saline, Bayou Saluter, ...... Bayou Teche, , . Beach, Bean Creek, Bear, ¦. Beaver, Beaver, Bell Belle .. Bennerts, Beouf, ^ig ....:..,. Big Barren, Big Black,... Fig Black, Big Blue, Big Cossitot, Big Doe, Big Laurel, : Big Muddy, t. . Big Piasau, Big Pigeon; Big Platte, . . .'. Big Sack, Big Sandy, .... . Big Sandy, Big Sycamore, ...... Big Femme, Big Vermillion, ¦ Birch, Black, .' Black, Black, .. Black Black, Black, Black, Black, Black, Black .M, Recipient. Missouri River, . :. . . Lake Superior, Lake Siiperior, , Fox River, ¦. . . Illinois River, Cooper River, Hare River, Mississippi River, , . . . River of Four Lakes, . Dan River, Tellico River,.. '. . Mattawamkeag River, Little Egg Harbor, . . . Hudson River, Pamlico Sound, Washita River, Washita River, Barataria Bay, Gulf of Mexico,.. Perdido Bay, Red River, Washita River, Atchafalaya Bay, Teimesd-ee River, . . . . . Maumee "River, ...... Androscoggin River,. . Black River,. James River, Cumberland Sound, . . . St Clair River, White River, Washita River, Maramec River. . . . .". Green River, Mississippi-River, . . . . White River, Ohio River, North Little River, . . . Wataga River, ....... French Broad River,. . Mississippi RiVer, .... Mississippi'River, . . . . French Broad River,, , Mississippi River, .... Mississippi River, .... Ohio River Tennessee River, Clinch River, Missouri River, ...... Wabash River, ...:... Elk River,' . .^ WalloostoOk River, . . . Connecticut River, . . . Lake Ontario, South;....-. Great Pedee, Lake Erie,'. . .......: Lake Huron, Lake.Michigan,. . . . . . Mississippi River, . . . . Missouri River, State. Me M. T. M.T. M.T. II.S.C. M.T. M. T. M. T. Va.N.C. Me. N.J.N.Y.N.C.La. La.La. La. Al. La. La.La.Ten. O. Me. N.Y. Va.F.T.M.T.A.T. La.MeKen. MLA. T. In.A.T. Ten. N.C. II.II. Ten.M.T.Me T. Va.Ten.Ten. Mo.In. Va. Me.VtN.Y.N.C.S.C.o. M.T.M.T.M.T.Me Kef: Letters, zT7 Ha Ha Fc EfNn JcC c Fd Pj Jk AZa Tg Uc Rk , BnBn Dq Dq Gp BoBn CqFk Je Xb Sc . Oi MpLd 5J ¦ Co Dh Hi Cn Ck Hh ZAm Lj Lk ', Ei DhKk Dd ZA:a LhFj Kj Bh GgNh Vc Rc PkOm Le Lc Hd Cb Bh Length. 96~ 49 ¦98 40 14 1111 5446 56 14 98 U ,48 21 190 ,87 36 9044 130 82 206 28 8318 66 1110 59 91 900 IQO 70 185 229 6056 22 2396 1868 39 75 160 63 94 3990 94 19 39 116 99 115 4433 968396 TO THE RIVERS. 191 Black Bass,. , Black Greek,'' Black Fish, Black Mingo, :. Black Waririor, Blackwater, Blackwater, Black Water, Blood, Blue, filue Water, Bluff Island, Bodeau, iSogue Chito, Bon Homme, Bon Pas, Bonsecours, Boquet, Boreas, Boughomo, Brandywine Creek, . . Briar Creek, Briery, Broad, Broad, , Broad, .:¦... Broad Creek, Broad River, First, . , Broad River, Second, Bronx, Brush, Buchanan, Buffalo, Buffalo, Buffalo, Buffalo, Buffalo, Buffalo, , . . . Bull, Bush,. Buttahatchee, ....,.- Cacapon, Cache, , ¦ Cahaba, Calcasiu, Calf Pasture, Canadian, Cane, Caney Fork, Canistfco, Cannouchee, . ....... Cape Fear, '. Capsucktuk, Carp, . • Carp, • ¦ Carpe, Carter, Carver's, . . . , Cash,'... Cashie, Cass, Recipient. State. Green Bay, Pascagoultt River, .... St Francis' River, Black River, Tombeckbee River,. . . Staunton River, Nottoway River, ... . Yellow Water Bay, . . Tennessee River, Ouisconsin River, Missouri River, Black River, Bodeau Lake, Pearl River, Maramec River, Wabash River, Bonsecour's Bay, Lake Champlain, Hudson River, Leaf River, Delaware River, Savannah River, Dry River, Potoihac River, Atlantic Ocean, Congaree River, Savannah River, Broad River, Broad River, Long I. Sound, Appomattox River, . . . E.Fork MonongahelaR. Lake Erie, James River, Duck River, Crow River, Mississippi River, .... Little Wabash River, . Oecoquan River, Saluda River, Tombeckbee River,.-. . Potomac River, . . White River, Alabama River, Giilf of Mexico, James River, Arkansas River, ....>. Red River, Cumberland River, . . . Tioga River, Great Ogeechee River, Atlantic Ocean, Oquossak Lake, Lake Superior St. Mary's River, .... Lake IVKchigan, Hedgeman River, St Peter's River, Ohio River, Roan'oTse River, Saginaw River, M.T. Ha Mi. Fp AT. DI S. C. Om Al. Fn Va. Oi N.C. Rj . F.T. Gp Ken. Fi M.T. Dc Mo. ZAg M. T. Cb La. An La. Ep- Me Ch 11. Fh AI. Gp N.Y. . Ub N.Y. Tc Mi. Eo Del. Sg Geo. M n Va. Ph Va. Qg S.C. N n S.C. Ml Geo. L m N.C. Mk N.C. Mk N.Y. Up Va. Pi Va. Ng N.Y. Od Va. Pi Ten. Gk M.T. Ab M.T. Cb II. Fh Va. Qh S.C. Ml Mi. Fm Va. Pg AT. CI AI. Gn La. Ap Va, Oi MeT. ZAk La. Ao Ten. ¦ Ij N.Y. Qd Geo. Mo N,C. PI Me. Xb M.T. la M.T. Ka M.T. la Va. Qh MeT. Ab II. El N.C. Rk M.T. Kc Ref. Letters. Length. 76^85 4499 937 36 7860 9093 3363 80 120 70 37 13 37 1992 50 100 IS1779 155 86 40379890 3036 358031 75 25 19 28 7373 132130 919 68 825 19 100 60 94 988 18 4 9398 ,9 "46 45 79 199 CONSULTING INDEX Castlemans, , . . , ... . . . Catawba, Cattaraugus Creek; Caximbas, ... , F. Cedar, or Dog> ., . . Chagriije, .;....>.. Coandler^, Chariton, , Charles, ; , Charlotte, Charlotte,.. F. Chattahatchee, Chattahoochee, Chattooga, , , Chatuga, ; Chaudrqn, Chazy,, Cheat, Cheboiegon, , Cheboiegon, Chechessee, . Chehaw, Chenango, Cherrytree; . . . '. Chesnut M. Chestatee . , Chester, Chicago, Chickahonling, Chickasaw,.,.,. Chickasawhay,, Chifuucte, , Chipola, Chippewa, Chippicpttoh, Chocolate, ; . Choctawhatchie, Choptank, . . ; ; Chowan, Christianna, CIam,> . ; Clarks; Clarion, : Clear, ' Clear, Clear Water Clinch, ...;. Clinton, ..;... Clover, ;..... ^. . . Coal, CoaL Collins, Cold Water, Cold Water, Combahee, ..;.........,. Comite, ConecUh, ; , Conestoga, , Congaree, Conhocton, ...'..¦.. Connecticut, Recipient. Youghiogeny River, . Wateree River, Lake Erie, Caximbas JBay, Pascagoula River, ... Lake Erie, Atlantic Ocean, Missouri River, Atlantic Ocean, Susquehanna, N. B. . . .Charlotte Harbor, Appalachie Bay, ! Appalachicola River,, , Coosa River, Tugaloo River, , Bayou, D'Arbane, . . . . Xa^e Champlain Mdnongahela, River, . . Lake Huron, Lake Michigan, Broad River, St Helena Sound, . . . . Susquehanna, N. B: . . . Gauley River, St. Jolin's River, Chattahoochee, . . Chesapeake Bay, '. . . . . Lake Michigan, James River, Mobile Bay, Pascagoula River, . . . . Lake Pontchartrain, . . Appalachicola, Mississippi River, . . . . Lake Michigan, . . . , . . Lake Superior, Chocta'whatchie Bay, . Cliesapeafc© Bay, Albemarle Sound, St. Joseph's River, . . . . St Croix River, Tennessee, River, . . . . . .^llegheny River, Mississippi River, . . ,. . St. Croix River, ....... Sweet Water River, ¦. . Tennessee River,. .... Lake St Clair, Cheat River, Great Kenawha River, Flint River, Caney Fork, Mississippi River, .... Black Water River, . . . St Helena Sounc^, . . . . Amite River, Escambia River, Susqiiehanna River, . . Sautee River, Tioga River, ........ Long Island Sound, . . State. Pa. S. C. N.Y. FT. Mi. o. ¦ Me.Me R. L N.Y. F.T.F.T.Al. Al.S. C. La. N.Y. Pa. M.T.MiT. S.C.S.C.N.Y.Va.Me. Gee Md. IL Va. AL Mi. La. F.T.M.T. M. T. M.T.F.T.Md. N.,C.M.T. m:t. Ken.. Pa. M.T. M.T.F.T.Ten. M. T. Va. Va. M.T. Ten.Mi.F.T. S. C. La.F.T. Pa. S.C.N.YCt , Ref. Letters, FpMe AZbBg We Sd Length. Og NI 50 187 Od 69 67 KpIp IIKl Bn UbOfJa He Nn Nn SdNh J m RgGe Ri Fp Fp, DpIp Cb GdG a Hp. RhRjHe Ba Fi Oe iSAa Ba GpJkLdOgMhKc Ik CI, GpNh'Cp GpOf NmQd Ve 3716 143 38 69 105 40 350 46 39 15 47 110105 37 14 90 81 23 8 433010 €9 95 120 56 100 900 3777 145 60 18,0 27 7060 88 16 33 29 930 41 1885 7 4040 3087 56 140 41 4057 450 TO THE RIVERS. 193 Rivers. Conneaut, Connesauga, Coolasawhatchie, ....... COoper, V Coosa, Coosaw, :..... Coosawhatchie, Cow Pasture, Cow Skin, Crane, ....;...... Crooked, Crooked, Crooked Creek,. ........ CrOton, i .-. . . Crow Wing, Cumberland, Cumberland S. Fork, . . . . Currerit, Cuyahoga,. iDamarlscotta, Dan, Darby's, ., -Dardenne,. Dead, ; . Dead, Deep, .... Deer, Delaware, Delaware, or Gallivan's, . pelude, or Black, Derden, Des Moines, Des Flaines, , DeTour, Devil, Dicks, Dog, Dry, Du Bois Franc, . . . . Du Cherain, Duck, Du Page, Du Plain, or Maple,. East East, East Chariton^ East Fork, -East Fork Ebeeme, lEconfina, lEdisto, jEdwards, Edwards, EeL Eel, ¦Eleven Point, ...... -Elk, Elk, , Elk, 'Elkhart, Reeipienft. ..F, state. L^ts. I-^t""- Lake Erie, O. Coosa River, Geo. Gulf of Mexico, s. F. T. Charleston Harbor, . . . S. C. Alabama River, Al. St. Helena Sound, . . . . S. C. Broad River, S. C. James River, Va. Nebsho River, Mo. T. White River, A.T. Cumberland Sound,. . . Geo. St George's Sound, . . . F. T. Illinois River, IL Hudson River, N. Y, Mississippi River, .... M. T. Ohio River, . '. Keni ' Cumberland River, . . . Ken. Big Black River, ..... A. T. Lake Erie, . O. Atiantic Ocean, Me. Staunton River, Va. Sabine River, La. Mississippi River, .... Me Kennebeck River, .... Me. Lake Superior, M. T. Cape Fear River,. .... N. C. ,St. Regip River, N. Y. Delaware Bay, DeL Gallkan's Bay, F. T. St Cliir River, ....... M. T. Arkansas River, Mo. T. Mississippi River, .... Mo. T. Illinois River, . , II. Ouisconsin River, M. T. Fox River, M. T. Kentucky Riyer, Ken. Mobile Bay, AL St, Joseph's River, M. T. Shenandoah S.F'ork,. . Va. Little CalumetRiver, . In. Lake Michigan, .,..,.. In. Tennessee River,. .... Ten. Illinois River, II. Grand River, M- T. Machias Bay, Me. Pensacola Bay, F. T. Missouri River, Mo. White River In. Grand River, . , Mo. Pleasant River, Me. St Andrew's Bay, F. T. Atlantic Ocean, S. C. Sturgeon Bay, M. T. Mississippi River, .... II. Wabash River, Ih. West J-ork of White R. In. Big Black River A. T. Chesapeake Baj', Md. Groat Kanawha River, Va. Tennessee River, Al. St Joseph's River, — . In. N e II Nn Hn NnNn Oi ZB j- CI Mp Jp DgUe. Z Aa F*Ji Cj Me YcPjAo DhYa Ga OkTb Sg Ld ZBk CfFe Ec GbJi Fp He PhGe HeFkFeJd A2b Gp BgGhAhYa Ip Nn Hb De HfGg CjRg Mh GI le 44 96 100 44 357 16 48 68 89 6330 15 95 45 116460 105 165100 31 158 3137 66 31 119 50 310 40 75 45 400 100 14 94 64 9335 1114 46 185 18 53 46 15 57 228 146 9793 161 29 70 88 .88 105 35 119195 194 CONSULTING INDEX. Ellises, Eihbarras, Embarras, Emery's, Ennoree, Eno, Escambia,. .. .....'.. Escatappa, Etowah, .... i ..... . Fiir, FalUng, False, '. Fenjme Osage,. ...... Fenaholloway, ...... Fevre,' i. Fish,.. Fish, Fisher's Fishing, .- Flat, Flat, Flat Rook, Flint Flint Flint, Flint, JForked Deer Fort, Fourche, Fox, ;,. Fox,...., French Broad, French Creek, Cralena, Galien, Garlip,! Garlic, Gary's, . Gasconade, Gaspard, (jaspers, Gauley, G!enesee, Grand,. ...;... Grand, Grand, Grand, ...'...;, Grand,. Grand, . . , Grand Fork,. Graiid Nemawhaw, . . . Grant, . . . J Gtass, Gfasshopper, Great Egg Harbor, . . . Great Kanawha, ...... Great Manitou, Great Maquanqiietois, . Great Miami, Great Ogeechee, Great Qhoopee, .M. Recipient. State, Androscoggiii River,. . Me. Pan waygan River, . . • M. T. ¦ Wabash River, IL Clinch River, Ten. Broad River, S. C. Neuse River, , . N. C. Escambia Bay, F, T. Cedar River,. ML Coosa Rivei-, Geo. Pearl River, , Mi. Staunton River, Va. Yazoo River, Mi. Missouri River, Mo. Appalachie River, .... F. T. Mississippi River, . .: . II. St John's River, Me. Mobile Bay, AL Yadkin River, ....... N. C. Missoviri River, Mo. Neuse River, N. C. Grand River, M. T. E. Fork of-White River, In. Appalachicola River,. . Geo. Teniiessee River, ..... Al. Tennessee River, Al. Saginaw River, M. T. "ssissippi River, Ten. Kaskaskia River, II. Arkansas River, A. T. Green Bay, M.T. Illinois River, IL Holston River, Ten. Allegheny River, Pa. Mississippi River, Me T. Lake Mrehigah, M. T. Lake Superior, M. T. Mississippi River, Me T. Lake Michigan, ..... II. Missouri River, Me Green Bay, M. T. Big Barren River, .... Kee Great Kanawha River, Va. Lake Ontario, N. Y. St John!B River, Me. Red River, La. Lake Erie, 0. Lake Michigan, M. T. Missouri River, Mo. Osage River, Me Osage River, , Mo;. Missouri River; Me Mississippi River, M. T. St. Lawrenee River, . . N. Y. Konzas River, ....... Me T. Atlantic Ocean, ...... N. J. Ohio Rivep, Va. Missouri River, ...... Mo. Mississippi Riv^,-. . . . Mo. T. Ohio River, O. Atlantic Ocean, ...;.. Geo. Alatafaama River, Geo. Ref. Letters. XbFb GhJk MI Pj Gp FoII Do Pi Dn DhKpDd FpNjZAg Pj Id lgI.P Gl HI Jc Ek IfGb Fe- Kk Oe Dd HeG a Dd Ge CI,Gb Hi Mh Qc BoMeHd A.g Ah Ah ZBf Dd TbZBg TgLh BhDd J g MoLo Length. 23~44 136 4588 39 160 24 110 14 2590 20 30 4650 16 22 402585 84 299 3258 121 114 19 23 228 104176 9256 28 13 SO 17 204 54 2535 145 , 381073 198 272 134 9,8 220 30 963044 327 17 120 174 244108 TO THE RIVERS. 195 Rivers. I Great Pedee, I Green, .......... Green, .> . . Green, .....;.... Greep, .'. . .. Greenbrier, ...... Gun, Guyandotte, Halifax, Hardware,. ...... Hare,. . . ........ Harpeth, .. . Hashuphatcher, . . Hatchy, ...;..... Haw, HazeL Heaijt, Hedgeman, Henderson's;. . . . . Henry's, High Rock, Hillabee, Hillsboro', ., Hittenhatchie, . . , ¦Hiwassee, Hocking, Hog, Holly, Holston, , .. , Homochitto. . . . . Housatonick, . . . , Hudson, Hughes, ..." Huron, , Huron, Hurricane, Hycoote, Iberville, Ichawaynoochee, "- Illinois, Illinois, .< Independence, . . Independence, . . Indian, Indian, -. Indian, Indian, Irwin's, , Ivj, .' Jackson's, . .. .. . Jackson's, Jacob's, . .' James, Joliet, Jordan^ Juniatta, Jupiter,. ....... Kahkoguamopk, . Kankatee, . ... . Kantappaha, • , • . Kaskaskia, . .. .. .F. Recipient. .F. ,.F. .M. Atlantic Ogcan, ...... Broad River, ....,.., Buffalo River, Ohio River, Rock Rivej., Great Kanawha River, Kekalamazoo River, . . Ohio River, Atlantic Oceui, James River, Shiawassee River, .... Cumberland River, . . . Tallee Hooma River, . Mississippi River, . . . Cape F"ear River,. . , . Aestham River, Konzas River, ,. . Rappahannock River, Mississippi River, . . . South Catawba River, Mississippi River, . . . Tallapoosa River, . . . Hillsboro' Bay,., Hittenhatchie Bay, . .. Tennessee River, . , . . . Ohio River, , .'. . St Joseph's River,. . . . Elk River, Tennessee River, Mississippi River, Long Island Sound, . . New York Bay, Little Kanawha River, Lake Erie, Lake Erie, Lake Superior, Dan River, Mississippi River, . . . . Flint River, .., Mississippi River, Arkansas River, ...... Black River, .' . Missouri River, Black Lake, Hudson River, Atlantic Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Alapahaw River, French Broad River,. , James River, ........ Mississippi River, South Catawba River, Chesapeake Bay, Des, Plains River, ... Louis Bay,; .,.,..... Susquehanna River, . St. Lucie Sound, .... Lake Chesuncook, , . . Illinois River, Cedar River, Mississippi River, . . . State, S. C. N.C.Ten. Ken. II.Va.M.T. Va. F.T.Va. .T. Ten. Mi. Ten. N.C.Va. MeT. Va.IL N.C. ILAL F.T.F.T. Ten.O. M.T. Va.Ten.ML Ct N.Y.Va. M.T. O. M. T. Va. La.Geo. II. MeT.N.Y.MeT.N.Y. N.Y. Del. F.T. F.T.N.C. Va. IL N.C.Va. II.Mi. Pa. F.T.Me. II.Mi.IL Om Mk G k Gi DeNi IdLh Ref. Letters, Pi JcSJ Eo Dk Ok Ph ZBg Qh^Cf Mk Bb Hn Kq Ik Mg IdNh Kk Co Ue Tf Mg Kd Le Ha Pj CpJ o Dh ZAk Sc ZBg SbTcSh Length. KpLkOl Cf k Rj FeBpQf Fe Fp Ei 415 56 .16 308 50 190 18 134 40 3129 7734 131 9321 48345328 14 29 30 94 98 100 97 96 938 105134 390 69 106 71 29 53 1875 400 94 31559038 18 8884 17 823721 400 1835 141 39 26 143 37 953 196 CONSULTING "iSDEX Rivers. Kekalamazoo, 'Keilnebeck,. ¦ Kentucky,. . , , . J .¦. . . . Keowee, Kickapoo, KiskiiAinit&s Kite, , KohkojguafliOok, ...... KonzaS, Lake, L'Anguillo,. Laughing Fish, ... . . Laurel, '. Leaf, , Leaf, »:.....'., Leaf, or St. Francis,. . . Leaf Riiige, Le Fevre, Lehigh, ... Lemony Licking,.. Linvill.e,.. Little, liittle, t/ittle, ; . . Little, Little, , Little, Little, liittle, f. liittle, Little, Little Little, tittle, , . . Little, , liittle, Little, Little, litftle, tattle, •. Little, ..i .'. Little, ...; ; Little, Little Androscoggin, . . Little Birch, Little Black.......... Little Blue Water, tiittle Cacapon, : tattle CaiUou, Little Calumet, Little Cannouchee, . . ; . tattle Chazy,..- ;. tattle Che Tafe, ..,..'. Little ChOctawliatchib, Little CoaL ....,.,... tittle- Cpnrteorfeille,. . . Little Dan, , . .¦• ... tattle Doe, Little Egg Hitrbour, . . Little Elkhart, Recipieiit. Lake Michigan, Atlantic Ocean, Ohio River Savannah River, ; , . . , Ouisconsin River, . . , , Allegliany River, Rock River, i Lake Chesuiicook, . . . . Missoul-'i River, MiSsiSsipjii RiVer, . . . . St Francis' Rivei-, Lake Superior, Cumberland River, . . . Pascagoula River, Rock River, . Mississippi River, . . . . Tallee Hooma River, . Ar-aansas River, Delaware River, Atlantic Ocean, Ohio River, , Catawba River, St. John's River, . . . . . Grea;t Kanavirha River, North Anna River, . . . Albemal-le Sound, . . . . Eno River, Neuse Rivei,- Yadkin River, Atlantic Oce^, Bread Rii/er, Saluda River, Savannah River, ChattaJrodchee River, . Etovi/ah Rivet, ¦. Oconee River, ....... Savannah River, Ocldockony River, .... Alabama RiyOr; Coosa River, Lake Catahoola,. . . .. . Red River, Tennessee River, Wabash River,......, Androscoggin River,. . Birch River, Big Rlaek River, . . \ . . Missouri River, Cacapon River, ...,;. Gulf of Mexico,. Lake Michigan, ". Cannouchee River, . . . Lake Chamt>lain, Chippewa River, Choctawhatchie River, Coal River, Chippewa River, Dan River Big Doe River, ' Atlantic Oceain, St Joseph's River, .... State. M. T. Hd Me. Yc Ken. Ih S.C. Ll M. T. Dc Pa. Of II. Ee Me. Ya MeT. ZAg M. T. ZA a AT. DI M.T. Ga Ken. Ji Mi. Fp IL, Ed M. T. Aa ML Eo AT. BI Pa. Sf F.T. Ken. Jg N.C. Mk Me. Va. Ni Va. Qi N.C. Ri N.C. Pj N.C, Pk N.C. Nk S.C. Pm S.C. Ml s. c. Ml s. c. ¦ Lm Geo. Kl Geo. Jl Geo. Km Geo L m F.T. Ip Al. Go Al. 11 La. Bo Li. Ao Ten. Kk In. If Me. Xb Va. Nh AT. Dj Me ZAg Va. Pr La. Dq IL Ge Gee Mn N.'Y. Ub M.T. Cb Al. lo Va. Mh W. T. Ca N.'C. Nj Ten. L N.J. Tg In. le Ref. Letters Length. TW 930 319 SO70 103 19 96 1,900 13 ' 68 9498 lfi9 20 -94 • 59 79 9611 204 28 1035 96^ 36 20 63 46 5 32 30 52 13 21 44 7263 24 3514 IS 35 20 3613 57333950503761 , 40 6060 79 1114 40 39 TO THE RIVERS. 197 Recipient. Little Emery, Little Escambi^, . . . Little, Falling, Little Flam^au, . . . Little Hatchy, Little Kanawha, . . . . Little Kentucky, . . . Little Machias, Little Madawaska, . . Little Missouri, Little Muddy, Little Nottoway, . . . Little Obion, Little Ocklockony, . . Little Ocmulgee, . . . Little Ogeechee, . . . . Little Ogeechee,* . . . Little Ogeechee,t , . . Little Ohoopee, . , . . , Little Ottter, . . . Little Pedee, Little Pigeon, ...... Little Platte, Little Plattei Little Red, Little Roanoke Little Sack, Little St. Mary's, . . . Little Salkehatchie, . Little Saluda, Little Satilla, ..,:.. Little Sandy, Little Sequatdiy, . . , Little Shoal, Little SuwaneCi . . . . Little Tallapoosa, . . . Little Vermillion, . . . Little Vermillion, . . . Little Wabash, Little Yadkin, .... Long Branch,. . . . . . Looking Glass, . . . . , Loosahatchy, Lost, '. Lost, Lower Iowa, Lower Little, Loy alsock Creek, . . . Lumber, Lycoming Creek, . . . Lynches Creek, Macaupin Creek, . . , Machia-s, Machias, .' . ¦ Mackinaw, '... Macon, Mad, Madamiscontis, . . . . .M, .M, .M, Eaiery River, Escambia River, ...'.. Falling River, Rufiis River, Hatchy River, Ohio River, Ohio River, Aroostook River, Aroostook River, Washita River, Big Muddy River, , . . . Nottoway River, . . . , . Mississippi River, .... Ockloekony River, . . . Ocmulgee River, Atlantic Ocean, Great Ogeechee River, Great Ogeechee River, Great Ohoopee River, . Otter River, Great -Pedee River, ., . . French Broad River, . . Big Platte River, Miss,ouri River, White River Staunton River, Mississippi RiVer, . . . . St. Mary's River, .... Salkehatchie River, . . . Saluda River, SatjIIa River Ohio River, Sequatchy River, ..... PamplicO Sound, Suwanee River, Tallapoosa River, . . . Wabash River, Illinois River, Wabash River, , Yadkin River, ...,"... Grand River, \ ....... Grand River, Mississippi River, , . , , Cacapon River, Kaskaskia River, Mississippi River, , . , , Cape Fear River Susquehanna, W. B, . , Little Pedee River, , . . Susquehanna, W. B, . . Great Pedee River, . , . Illinois River, Machias Bay, Aroostook River, Illinois River, Raisin River, Merrimack River, .... Penobscot Rivfcr, Teh. - Jk F.T. Gp Va. Pi M.T. Ca Ten. Ek Va. Mg Ken. lh Me. Me. AT. A m 11. Ei Va. Pi Ken. Ei Geo J o Gee Lo Geo. M* Geo. Mn Geo. L m Gee Ln Va. Oi S.C. Om Ten. Kk M.T. Dd MeT. ZAg AT. Ck Va. Pj MeT. Z Aa F.T. Mp S.C. Nn S.C. M m Geo. Lo Ken. Lh Ten. Ik N.C. Sk Gee- Lp Al. Im In. Gg 11. Ee 11. Fi N.C. Ni Mo. Ag M.T. Jd Ten. Dk Va. Pg 11. Eh M.T. De N.C. Pk Pa. Qe N.C. 01 Pa. Qe S.C. 0 m IL Dg Me. AZb Me. 11. Df M.T. Ke N.H. Wc Me. Za Ref. Letters. Length. 12 95 13 85 19 197 98" 34 39 195 44 18 46 30 74 35 31 16 35 10 110 2499 63 169 96 . 99 14 4724 7068 1714 5756 4936 900 15 130 636619 34 937 60 48 110 33 146 886438 113 92 20 16 * In Scriven county, Geo. !¦ Ll Washington county, Gep. R2 25 198 CONSULTING INDEX Rivers. Madankeeunk, ........... Madawaska; . . ........ M Magalloway, Mamayicum, Mamelle, . . : .V , Manasquan, ' Manitou, Manokin, Maquagan, < Maramec, ;....., Maria, . . . .' Maskegon, . .,' . '...... Mason's, ; . '. , . . . . Mat, Matanzas, Mattaponv, Mattawamkeag, Maumee, .'....; May,.......!......, .; May nawalky, .¦ Mayo, . : , . . Meahkaninoh, ;~. Medway, Meherrin, Mennomonie, ' Mennomonie,-^ ¦. . Mennomonie, Meriumpticook, or Turtle, . .M. Mcrmentau, , Merrimack, s Metamonong, ...'.'..., Miami, .....,'..... Michesebee, Middle, , ; Middle, F. Middle Meherrin, . . : Middle Tyger, ; . . . . Mills, Milwalky, , Milwalky,...' .^, Mino Cockieu, .,. . '../. Mishtegayock, Missisque,- , Mississineway, , . ., '. . . . . Mississippi,* ; . . Missouri, . Mitchell's, ,,,.'. Mobile, Mockasoh, . .' Mohawk, ....... Mohawk Brancli, Molumkus, ..,,...,.. .Mongaup, Monistic, , , Monistique, Monongahela, . .'... . . .- Monongahela, E.'Fork, Monongahela, W. Forlf, Recipient. Penobscot River, St. John's Riyer, . . . . Androscoggin River,. Fox River, Arkansas River, .... Atlantic Odean, : . . . . Mississippi River, . . . Chesapeake Bay, .... St. Croix River, ..... Mississippi River, . . . Osage River, Lake Michigan, Illinois River, Mattapbny River, , . . Atlantic Ocean, York River, Penobscot, East Br. . Lake Erie, Atlantic Ocean, ...... Milwalky Bay, ...... Dan River, Kaskaskia River, St Catherine's Sound, . Chowan River, Chippewa River, . . . . . Green Bay, Pauwaygan River, . . . St. John's River, Gplf of Mexico, Atlantic Ocean, Tippecanoe River, . . . . Ohio River, . , Shiawassee River, . . . , Shenandoah, S.' F. . . . . Atlantic Ocean, Meherrin River, Tyger River, , French Broad River,i , Lake Michigan, Milwalky Bay, ...... La:ko Michigan, Flint River, Lake Champlain, . . . . , Wabash River, Gulf of Mexico, ...., Mississippi River, . .... Yadkin River, , Mohile Bay, ....:...., Neuse River, Hudson, River, D^awaJe Riyer, IJI'attawamlseag River, Delaware River, . . . . . Lake Michigan, Lake Michigan, Ohio River, Mdnongahela River, . , Monongahela River, . , State, Me. Me. N. H. M.T. AT. N.J. Me T. Md.M.T.Mo. Me M. T. II.Va. F.T.Va.Me M.T. S. C. M.T. N.C.IL Geo.N.C. M.T. M.T. M. T. Me. La. Mas., In. o: M. T. Va. F.T,Va. S. C. N.C. M.T, M.T.M.T. M. T. Vt. In. La.Me N.C. ALN.C. N.Y.N, Y, Me.N.Y. M.T. M.T.Pa.Va.Va. Ref. Letters. Za Wb Fc Bl Tf Cf Length. Sh Ca Dh Bh - He Fe Qh Mq - Rl Za Kc ¦ Nn Gd Oi Fg Mo Rj Cb Ha Fb' Aq Xd Hf Jg Jc Ph p:\" Ml Lk Hb Gd Ja Kc Ub If Eq Dh Ni F-p Qk Ud Sd Za Te lb la Nf Ng Ng .13 80 48 61 27 20 44, 18 26 184 5290 36 1515 90 - 94 220 10 61 94.2590 120 60 143 ?2 '40 141 200 24 90 14 50 10 15 27 126281 503981 100 3,000 3,217 15 500 88 160 9248 31 87 72 216 90 70 * The length here stated tefers to the Mississippi Proper. Its length, in connexion with the Missouri, IS 4,490 miles. TO THE RIVERS. 199 Rivers. Moose, Moose, Mountain, Mud,.. Mud Muddy, Muskingum, Nantagulee, Nanticoke, Narraguagas,.. ; . . Nassau, Nehhah, Neosho, or Grand, Neuse, Neversink, New, New, New, . New, . .'. New,.. New, New, Newfound, New Hope, Newport, Niagara, Niantiok, Nidwany, Nishnebottona, Nodaway, Nolichucky, ; Nonconna, Noquet, ' North, North, North North, North North, North Anna, ,. North-East Saliida, North Edisto; North Fabius, North Fork, North HiUsboro', North Little, North Newrport, North Two Rivers,, North Tyger, Notalbany, Motley, 1.,.. Nottawa Sepee, Nottoway, Ny, ; North-East Cape Fear, North Meherrin, North-West Oak Noxabee, Oaktibbeehah, Obeds, Obeys, Recipient. State. Moosehead Lake, . . Black River,. ...... Rapidan River, .... Guyandotte River,. . Kaskaskia River, . . ¦ St Francis River, . . Ohio River, Tennessee River, . . . Chesapeake Bay, . . . Pleasant River Bay, Atlantic Ocean, .... Porarae de Terre River, Arkansas River, Pamplico Sound, , . . . , Delaware River, ..... Great Kanawha River, Onslow Bay, Atlantic Ocean, Chattahoochee River, . Atlantic Ocean, ...... Crooked River, ...... S. Fork Cumberland-R. South Anna River, . . . Cape Fear River, Raleigh Bay, .- Lake Ontario, Atlantic Ocean, Nidwany Bay, Missouri River, Missouri River, French BrOad River,. , Mississippi River, Green Bay, Dry River, .' Albemarle Sound, . . _. , Currituck Sound, Atlantic Ocean, ...... Chatham Bay, Black Warjior River, Pamunky River, Saluda River, Edisto River, Mississippi River, . . . Osage River, Hillsboro' Bay, Red River, . ; South Newport River, Mississippi River, ; . . Tyger River, Tickfah River, Hiwassee River, St Joseph's River, . . . Chowan River, Mattapony River, . . . Cape Fear River, . . . , Meherrin River, North River, Tombeckbee River,. . Chickasawhay River, Emery's River, Cumberland River, . . Me. N.Y.Va.Va. ILM. T. O. N.C. Md,Me.F.T. Mo. T. MeT. N.C. N.Y.Va. N.C.S.C.Geo. F.T. F.T. Ten.Va.N.C. N.C.N.Y. Ct M. T. Mo. T. MeT.Ten.Ten. M. T. Va.N.C. N.C. F.T.F.T. AI. Va.S.C. S.C. Mo.Me F.T. AT.GeeMo. S. C. La.N. C. M.T. N.C. Va. N.C.Va.N.C. AI. Mi.Ten. Ten. Kef. Letters, Ya ScQh Lh Eh Aa Mg K k ShAZb M q ZAjZBbRk Te^NiQINn Ira JqJjQi OkRl O d , VeJ a ZBf ZBf KjDkHaPhSj Rj Mq GmQi LlNm CgZAh A m MoCg MlDp Jk Id Qh FIPj Rj Fn Fo Jj ,lj Length. ¦ sT"55 1938 99 35 203, 30 62 SO 31 60 182 971 57 115 49' 60274024 4620 371537 8 22 16 115195 27 43 16 232824 25555620 68 57 130 ' 66 115 32 45 17 3240 38 145 15 100 20 25 94 8032 S3 200 CONSULTING INDEX. 1 Rivers. Obion, , ¦ Oecoquan, . , Ocklawaha, :..... Ockloekony, . . . .* Ocmulgee,....,. ., . Oconee, Oconee Loftee, Ohio, ; . . Okapilca, Onion, Opossum, Osage, : Oscilla, . .. .- Oswegatchie^ Oswego, Ottawa, Ottawa, Ottawa Otter, ......: ...f... Otter Creek, Ouisconsin,. Pacolet, Paint Creek, .....:... Palm, ................. F Pamplico, : Pamunky, Fapacton Branch, Pascagoula, , Pasquotank, Passadumkeag, Passaic, Patapsco, • . • .^ Patoka, Fatuxent, , Pauwaygap, or Wolf, Pawtucket, Pea, PearL Pease Creek, .F Pectanon, or Muddy, , Peeminushkwa, Pekatonika, . . ' Peninsula, , .-. , Peifobscot, . . . , , Penobscot, East Br^ch. ,Pent Water,. ., Perdido, , , . , . Pere Marquette, Perquimans, Peruque, - ^Petite Jean, '. . . . Piankatank, Pickamink, ^ig.-- -¦• • Pigeon, ...,....,.% Pine, .V Pine, , Pine, , Pine Creek, '. Piney, Recipient.^ Mississippi River, . . Ppt^ac River, . . . ., St. John's River, ... Ockloekony Bay, Alatamaha River, . . Alatamaha River, ..', Tuckaseegee River,. , Mississippi River, . . . Withlacoochie River,, Lake Champlain, . . . , Atlantic Ocean, . . . . . Missouri River, Appalachie River, . . . St. Lawrence River, . Lake Ontario, ...... Great Traverse Bay, . Lake prie, St Croix River, . . . . . Staunton River, ... t. Lake Champlain, . . . . Mississippi River, . . . Broad River, Scioto River, Gulf of Mexico, . . . . PamUco Sound, York River, ........ Delaware Rii/er, .... Pascagoula Bay, . . . • Albemarle-Sound, . . Penobscot River, . .'. . Newark Bay, i Chesapeake Bay., . .: . Wabash RiVer, State. Fox River, Narragansett Bay, . . Choctawhatchie River, Lake Borgne, Charlotte Harbor, .... Pekatonika River, .... Wolf River, Rock River, Mississippi River, .... Penobscot Bay, ...... Penobscot River, ...... Lake Michigan, Perdido Bay, .... Lake Michigan, Albemarle Sound, .... Mississippi River, Arkansas River, ..... Chesapeake, Bay, Kankakee River Staunton River, Lake Michigan, ...':. Arkansas River, ..... Ouisconsin River, .... Mississippi River, .... Susquehanna, W. B. . . Tye River, Pinnette .-St Croix River, Teh. F.T. F.T. Geo.Gee, N.-d." Ken. GeeVtF.T.Me F.T. N.Y.N.Y. M. T. M.T.M. T. Va. VtM.T. S. C. O.F.T. N.C. Va. N. Y. ML N.C. Me. N.J. Md. In.Md.M.T. R. L AI. MLF.T.II. M. T. II. Mo. Me.Me. M.T.F.T. M.T. N.C. Mo. A. T. Va. IL Va. M. T. A. T. M. T. MeT. Pa.Va. M.T. Ref. Letters. EkQ h Mq JpLo'LoKk EjKp Ub Bh Jp Sb Rc Ja Ke Ba OiUb Co Ml Lg Rk" Ri SeFp ¥Z a Tf RgGhRh Gb We Jo Ep EdEb Fd Dg Zb Za Ic Gp Ic RjDhAk RiFe Oj HbAk- Ec Z Aa QePi B a Length. 1U6 40 98 17(i 224 225 13 943 74 7418 393 85 135 143 2050 41 34 98 380 60 76 28 200 110 63 270 50 .36 70 99 9090 145 57 100 297 90 463010 45 300 64 65 48 54 50 27 85 50 100 45 26 47 126 80751660 TO THE RIVERS. 201 ¦ Rivers. Piscataquis,. ............ Fistaka, Platte, Pleasant, ., . . . . Pleasant, , . . . . Po, Focomoke, Pole, Pomme de Terre, Pomme de Terre, ........ Fond, ,, Pope's, Porcupine Quill, Portage, Portage, :' Portage, , Poteau, .- Potomac, Potomac, ., Potomac, North B/anch, ; . Potomac, South Branch, . . Powell's, Prairie, Prairie, Prairie de la Crosse, Presqu' Isle, ............ Quisibis, Quodotchquoik, or Green, Racket, , Rain, Kainy,'. ¦ . Raisin, Rapid, ; .. . . Rapid, Rapidan, Rappahannock, Raritem, .' , Rat, Ratones, . . .-. Raystown Branch, Red, Red Red Red , .... Red Carp, Red Cedar, " Reddis, , . Reedy, Reelfoot, ¦ . Rennan's, ¦ . Rice; , Richland, ,; Rivanna, River of the Four Lakes, River of the Mountain, . . Roanoke, ,.-... Roanoke, Roaring, Robertson, ; • . . . Robertson's; v Roche,. .M, .F. Recipient. .m; .M. Penobscot River, . . . Fox River, Lake Michigan, .... Piscataquis River, . . Pleasant River Bay, Mattapony River, . , Pocomoke Bay, .... Madawaska River, . Osage River, Neosho, or Grand River, Green River, Mississippi River, , . Lake Pepin, Portage Bay, Huron River, St Joseph's River, . .' . Arkansas River, .... Chesapeake Bay, .... Atlantic Ocean, Potomac River, ..... Potomac River, ..... Clinch River, ....... Arkansas River, .... St Joseph's River, . . . Mississippi Rivfir, . . . Lake Superior, St. John's Riyer, .... St. John's River, .... St Lawrence River, . Osage River, ....... UUnois River, ....... Lake Erie, ..... Lake Huron, ssissippi River, . . . Rappahannock River, Chesapeake Bay, .... Raritan Bay, '. . Wolf River Atlantic Ocean, Juniatta River, Mississippi River, . . . Cumberland River, 1 . Kentucky River, .... Green Bay,. Lake Superior, Gfrand River, ....:.. Yadkin River, Saluda River, Obion River, Little -Wabash River, . Lake Winnebago, . . . Kaskaskia River, James River, Bad Fish River, Mississippi River, . . . Staunton River Albemarle Sound, . . , Yadkin River, Rapidan River, Illinois River, ..... Missouri River, ..... State. Ref. Letters. Me. M.T.M.T. Me. ¦, Me.Va. Md. Me.Mo.MeT.Ken. II.M.T.O. M.T. M.T.MeT. Va. F.T.Md.Va. Ten. A.T. M. T. . M.T.M.T.Me.Me. N.Y. Mo. II.M.T. M. T. MeT.Va.Va,N.J. M.T.F.T.Pa. La. Ten.Ken.M.T.M.T.M.T.N.C.S.C.Ten. II.M.T.II. Va. M.T. MeT. Va.N.C. N.C.Va. ILMo. Za Gd HbZ a AZbQh Sh Ah ZBi Gi' DeBb Le Kd le ZAk Rh PgPg-Ii le Cc G a TbAh EfKe Ja BbQhRiTfGb Qf Co Gj Ji Hb J a JdMi Ll-EjFhGb EhPiFi Cb OiRkMj PhEe Bh Length. 7867 ' 95 48389943 is 95 106 46 ¦ 43 1570 90 3296 335 37 160 112105 9846 80 14 90 57 140 90 9590 166467 176 71 99 19 86 1,500 70 4893 .. 18 45 13 47 5738 2429 155 80 5040 370 17 28 55 SO 209 CONSULTING INDEX Rivers. Rock, Rock, Rockcastle, Rockfish, ....... Rocky, Rocky, ........ Rocky, Rocky, Rocky, Roman's Creek, . Root, or Hoka, . . Rouge, Riifus, Rum, Sabine, , Sac, Saco, Sacondaga, . , . . . Saginaw, , St. Clai'r, St. Croix, St. Croixl ,.,:... ' St. Francis, St. Francois, . . . , St. John's, - St. John's, , St. John's, St. Joseph's, St. Joseph's, . . . . St 'Lucie,.. \, . . . , St Mark's, St Mary's; ..... St. Mary's, St Peter's, St. Regis, : St. Sebastian, .¦. . Salamanie, Saline, Saline, Salin6, Saline, Salkfehatchie, . . , Salpion, ...:..... Salmon, Salmon Falls, . . , S,alt, : Salt Salt Creek, . '. . . . Saluda, Sandy, Sandy, , . Sandy, Sandy, Sangamon, . . . . , Santa F6, Santee, Sapelo, Saranac, Satilla, Savannah, Sawyer's, ¦ M, ...F. Recipient, Teiiiiessee River, .... Mississippi River, , . . Cumberland River, . . James River, Yadkin River, .....; Savannah River, .... Gulf of Mexico, ..., Caney Fork,. ....... Lake Erie, . .... . Charlotte Harbor, . . . Mississippi River, Grand River, ... ...... Chippewa River, . . . , Mississippi River, : ,. Gulf of Mexico Lake Michigan,. : . . . Saco Bay, Hudson River, Saginaw Bay, , , Lake Huron, Passaraaquoddy Bay, Lake St. Croix, ..... Mississippi Riyer, . . . St. John's River, .... Atlantic Ocean, Lake St. George, .... Mississippi River, ... Lake Michigan, Maumee Riyer, , St. Lucie Sound, . . i . , Appalachie Bay, Cumberland Sound, . . , Maumee River, Mississippi River, . . . , St. Lawrence River, . Atlantic Ocean, Wabash River, Washita River, ..... Raisin River, Little, Calumet River, Ohio River, Combahee River, . . . . , B. B. Penobscot, . . . . . Lake Ontario,-. ...... Atlantic Ocean, Ohio River,,. Mississippi River, . . . . Sangamon River, . . . . . Congaree River,. Kennebeck River, . . . . Broad Bay, Lake Michigan, Sandy Bay, .' . , , Illinois River, ...,.., Suwanee River, Atlantic Ocean, ..... Sapelo Sound, ...... Lake Champlain, .... St Andrew's Sound,. Atlantic Ocean, ..... Saco River, State. AL II. Ken. Va.N.C.S.C. F.T.Ten.0.F.T. MeT. M.T. M. T. M.T. La. M.T. Me. N. Y.' M.T. M.T. Me.M.T.A.T. ¦Me. F.T.F.T.Mo. M. T. In. F.T.F.T.F.T. In. MeT. N. Y. F.T. In. AT, M. T. In.II, S. C. Me N.Y. Me.Ken. MeILS. C. Me.S. C. M- T. M.T. II. F.T.s. c. Geo. N.Y.Geo.S. C. ' N.H. Ref. Letters H 1 De Ji Pi N k Ll Ik Me Cc - Ic CaA a Z Aq Gc Xc UcKc L d BZ a Ba DI Mp Ej Hd1 e Jp Mp leAbTaMq IfBmKe GeFi Nn Za j Rc Xc Ih Cg EfMlYb Md' la ' Kb Df^1 O m Mc UbMoNnAVc Length. 55 985 67 99 65 38 95 . 93 40 70 78 44 100127375 36 95 66 100 37 60 140 990 65 260 75 47 170 80 55 95 83 89 400 75 16 75 160 98 2060 5690 5450 110 200 96 ,155 6017 36 26 175 57 370 19 76 180 340 97 TO THE RIVERS. 903 Schoharie Creek, . Schuylkill, Scilla, Scioto, ... — .^.'. Scoupernoijg, . . .. Sequatchy, Severn, Shallot, ...'..;.., Shark, Sharks, ........ Shelldrake, ..... Shenandoah, .... Shenandoah, .... Sheepscut, Shiawassee, Sibley's,. .. . Sinemahoning Creek, .M, Sipsey, , Skillicook, ., Slate, Small Fort, Smith's, .S Snake, Sockcboppee, Socktafatoota, . . . . , South, , South, I ..... South Anna, South Catawba, South Fabius, South Little, South Mayo, South Meherrin, South Newport, South Two Rivers, South Tyger, South Yadkin, Spring, ^ ^ Spring Creek, , Spoon, Staunton, '. - -Stick, Stinhatchec, Stones, , Stono,' , Strong, ....... i . , Styx, . ,' Sucker, , , Sugar Creek, Susquehanna, Susquehanna, North Branch, , Susquehanna, West Branch, . Suwanee, Swin, Sweet Water, '. 1 Swift, 1 Swift, ' Ta ' Tallapoosa, Recipient. Mohawk River, ; Delaware River, . . . . , Jykill Sound, Ohio River, ......... Albemarle Sound, ... Tennessee River,. ... Chesapeake, Bay, .... Atlantic Ocean, ..... Atlantic Ocean, Chatham Bay, Lake Superior, ,,,.,, Potomac River, S. Fork Shenandoah, , Atlantic Ocean, Saginaw River, St John's River; Red RLver, Susquehanna, W. B. . Black Warrior River, Tombeckbee River,. . Mattawamkeag River, James River, ....... Lake Michigan,. . . .,. Dan River, St. Croix River, . . . .: Ockloekony Bay, .... Tallashatchee River, . S. Fork Shenandoah,. Cape Fear River, . . ., . Pamunky River, . .¦ . . Catawba River, ..... Mississippi River, . . . Red River, Mayo River, Meherrin River, Sapelo Sound, Mississippi River, . . . Tyger River, ....... Yadkirj River, Big Black River, . . . ; Flint River, Illinois River, Roanoke River, Green Bay,. Gulf of Mexico, Cu^aberland River, . . Atlantic Ocean, Pearl River, Bayou Rocheblave, . . Lake Superior, . . .. . . Wabash River, Chesapeake Bay, .... Susquehanna River, . Susquehanna River, . Gulf of Mexico, Lake St. Clair, Black Water Riyer, . . Androscoggin River,. Saco River, Mattapony River, ... Alabama River,. . . ... , Stale. ¦N, Y. Pa.Gee O.N.C. Ten. Md.N.C.N.J. F.T. M. T. Va. Va. Me.M.T.Me. La. Pa.Al.ALMeVa. IL N.C. M.T. F.T.Mi.Va. ' N.C.Va.N.C. Me La. " N.C. Va. Gee Me S. C. N.C.A. T. GeeII.Va.M.T. F.T.Ten, S.C.Mi. AL M. T. In. Md. Pa. Pa. F.T.M.T.F.T. Me. N.H. Va. AI. Letters. Td Sg Mo Lh Rk lk Rh Pm Tf Ja Qg Ph Yc Kc Ao Pe G m Fm Za Pi Gd Oj Ba Jp Dm Ph PI Qi Mk Cg Z An O] P] Mo Cg Ml Nk' Cj lp Df Pj Ga Kq Hi N n Do Gp la Gg Kg Rf Rf Kq Lb Gp Xb Wc Qh Hn Length. 73~ 136 39 900 18 72 1716 14 76 18 166 100 8280 1833 59 50 100 3015 2854 45 42 333697 6064 48 100 38 18 29 17 385090 78 195184 50 90 63 955390 9590 460322 190 230 1230 232420 200 904 CONSULTING INDEX Tallashatchee, Tallee Hallee, Tallee Hooma, Tangipao, Tar,. -. Tarhio, Tellico, Telogee, Ten Mile, Tennessee, Tensas, ....'. Tensaw, '. . , Thames, (Thornapple, Thunderbay, Tickfah, : Tiger i Timoia, .... ... ., ^ .'. . . Tioga, ,. . , . .i . Tippecanoe, • ¦ ••- Titibawassee, «...-.'. Toby's Creek, .'-:.., Toe,... Toladi, Tombeckbee, '. . ; Tom's, Tonnewanta, Tonguamenon, Toxawayi -Trent ., -...., i Tuckahoe, : Tuckaseegee, Tugaloo, ,.,,,. L Tug Fork, .,.. Turkey, Turtle,.. Turtle, Twin, Twin, Tye Tyger,. .^ Uharie, Union, ., . . Upper lowai, Upper Little,, ........... Valley,,. ; Vance, , Verdigiris, Vermillion, ; Vermillion, j ... . Vermillion, .....*¦<'...,, Vermillion, Wabash, Waccamaw, • , Wahlahgas, or AUagash, Waite's, Wakulla, Wallkill, Walloostook, .... Wando, , . Ware, ...M Recipient- .M. False River, ....... Leaf River, Leaf River;.. '. , Lake Pontchartrain, . Pamlico River, Missouri River, Tennessee River, . . . , Ochlockony River, . . . Delaware River, , . . . Ohio River, , Washita River, . , Mobile Bay,... Atlantic Oceain, Grand River^. ...... Thiindel: Bay, . . -Laike Maurepas,. :. . . Broad River, Halifax River, Susquehanna, N. B,. . Wabash River, '. Saginaw River, ... . Allegheny River, . . . . Nolichucky River, . . . Temiscouata Lake, . . Mobile River; , Barnegat Inlet, Niagara Riyer, Lake Superior, , Keowee, Neuse, Atlantic Ocean, Tennessee River, , . . . Savannah River; , , . , Big Sandy River, , . , Mississippi River, . . , St. Simon's Sound, . , Rock River, Lake Michigan, , Lake Superior, James River, ...... Missouri River, .... Yadkin River, . . . : . Atlantief Ocean, .... Mississippi -River, . . Cape Fear River, Hiwassee River, . . . Lake EridJ Arkansas River, .... Vermillion Bay,. . . . Lake Erie, Illinois River, ..... Osage River, Ohio River, Atlantic Oceart, .... Walloostook River, . Cohnecticut River, . Ocklookohy-Bay, . . . Hudson Rivep, St John's, .¦ Charleston Harbor, . ConnieotioHt River, . . State. MLMi. Mi.La.N.C.iMo. T. Ten. F. T. ' N.Y. Ken.- La.AI.Ct M. T. •M.T. La.- s; c. F.T. Pa. In.M.T. Pa.N.C.Me.ALN.J.N.Y. M.T.S.C. N.C. N.J,N.C. Geo;. Va. MeT. Geo. II.M.T. M.T. Va. Mo. N.C. ¦Me. Me T. N.C. - N.C. M. T. ¦Me T. La. O. 'n. MeIn. S.C. Me Vt. F.T. N.Y. Me.S.C. Mas. Dm JJo EoDpQk ZBf Jk Jp Se Fi Bo Fp Ve IdKbDpMlM q Re HfKe Oe Lk Refc L(;tters. Fo TgOdJaLlQk TgKkLl Lh DdMo FdHb, la PiAg Nk ZbCc Pk ' Jk ' KeZBk Bq L e Be Ah Fi Om Vb Jp Ue Nn Vd Length. 64~67 8476 157 60 50 3419 850 128 20 95 75 fiO 68 46 11 100 67 100 88 17 25 360 26 84 90 2455 , 18 45 80 195 135 374026 19 32 50 4159 180 4396 11 ISO 75 40 7839 477 135 65 93 16 85 142 17 55 TO THE RIVER.S. 905 Warren, Washita, Wassataquiok, Wataga, Wateree, Waubcsepimcon, .... Waupankay, West Fork, West Fork, '. . . West Fork, West Sandy, Whetstone, White, White, White White,....;... White Oak, White Oak, White Wafer Creek, . White Wolf, Wicomico, .' Wild Cat Creek, Williams, Willis ; '. Wills' Creek, Wimico, .'. . . Withlacooohee, Wolf, :.' Wolf, Wolf,....: Wolkey, Wools, 1 . . . Wyaconda, , . . ' Wytopidlock, ..... 7. Yadkin, : . . . . Yalo Busha, Yazoo, JYazoo Mongon, Yellow, Yellow, Yellow,....-. : Yellow Water,. Yeopim, York, Youghiogeny, ...... Young's, Yungar, or Nia'-ftua.. .F. Recipient. Statp. llcf. Lf.'tters Length. Uoanokc River, V,-i. Pi L''J Red River, La. Bo 431 E. B. Penobscot River, Me. Za 36 Holston River, Ten. Lj 06 Santee River, . . . . .T' . . S.C. Nm 275 Mississippi River, .... Mo.T. De g."! Wolf River, M.T. Fa 20' Big Sandv River, .... Keii. Lh 110 White River, In. Gh 295 Grand River, Mo. Ag 54 , Big Sandy River, .... Ten. Fj 18 Seioto River, ; O. Kg 75 Connecticut River, . . . Vt. Vc 54 Mississippi River, .... A. T. Cm 490 Lake Michigan, M.T. Ic SO Wabash River, In. Gh 260 Atlantic Ocoan N.C. Ul 26 Tennessee River, Ten. Fk 90 St. Francis River, .'. . . A.T. Dk 175 Mississippi River, Mo.T. C b 53 Qhesapeake- Bay, Md. Sh 3.0 Wabash River, In. Hf 64 Gauley Rivef , ... .... Va. Nh 93 James River, Va. F i 40 Muskingum River, . . . 0. Mf ' 58 Appalachicola River,. . F. T. lq 23 Suwanee River, F. T. Kp 125 St. Louis Bay, ML Ep 3-2 Mississippi River, .... Ten. Dk 74 Missouri River, MeT. ^Bg 120 Tombeckbee River,. . . ML Fm 25 Lake Michigan, M,. T. Hb- 15 Mississippi Riyer, Me Cf ' 54 Mattawamkeag River, Me. Za 32 Great Pedee River, . , . N.C. Nl 203 Yazoo River, Mi. Dm 60 Mississippi River, .... ML Cn 240 Pearl River, ......... Mi.Gee Dn j m 45 Ocmulgee River, 48- St. Croi.x River, . . M. T. Ba 28- Kankakee River, In. He 70 Yellow Water Bay, . . F T. Gp 100 Albemarle Sound, . . . . N, C. Ri 10 Chesapeake Bay, Va. Ri 159 Monongahela River, . . Pa. Of 110 Chatham Bay, F.T. 47 Osage River, Me Bh 73 - Ti^BLE SHOWING TUB DISTANCE FJtOM WASHINGTON TO-THE CAPITAL OR LARGEST TOWN OF EACH STATE; ALSO PROM BACH CAPITAL OR j V. LARGEST TOWN TO EACH OF THE OTHERS. I S 1 ¦S §¦- 1 Montpelier. Boston. 03g a . -a ' -> S .1 Trenton. Philadelphip. ¦y) Baltimore. Richmond. Raleigh. Charlestoe ¦ Savannah. 1 3 Monticello. New-Orleans. Nashville. ' u3 ae tn 1 Indianapolis. Vandalia. Jeffetson City. Washiiigton, D. V. ,595 492 524 436 410 336 227 167 137 110 - 38 123 288 644 657 858 1230 1260 714 565 418 603 808 980 Augusta, Me. 595 95 191 159 199 259 3&2. 442 472 600 600 770 883 1139 1252 1412 1855 1895 1258 1160 893 1105 1282 1432 Porlsinoulh, N. II. 492 95 145 56 95 156 279 340 369' 397 469 629 780 1036 1149 1350 1722 1752 1206 1057 790 1U02 1130 1370 Monipeti.er, Vt. 524 191 145 160 190 188 311 357 387 415, 487 647 812 1068 1181 1382 1754 1734 1238 1039 822 1034 1212 1402 |! Boston, Mass. 436 159 66 160 40 100 223 283 313 341 413 57'3 738 - 994 n07 1294 1666 1596 1150 1001 734 9-46 1124 1314 Providence, R. I. 410 199 96 190 40 ,74 197 257 ^287 315 387 547 712 968 1081- 1274 1646. 1676 1130 981 715 927 1105 1294 Hartford, Conn. _ 336 259 156 183 100 74 123 183 213 2-11 313 -473 638 "894 1007 1196 1568 1698 1050 903 636 848 1026 1216 New- York, N. Y. 2-27 382 279 311 223 197 123 00 90 118 190 350 615' 771 884 1085 1467 1487 941 792 525- 737 910 1096 Trenton, N. J. 167 443 3',0 ,357 ,283 257 183 60 30 58 130 290 456 711 824 975 1397 1427 881 732 466 677 856 1045 Philadelphia, Pa. 137 472 369 387 31-3 287 213 90 - 30 28 100 260 426 681 794 995 1367 1397 -861 702 435 647 825 1015 Wilmington, Del. 110 ,500 397 415 341 315 241 118 -58 28 72 232 397 653 776 967 1339 1369 823 674 416 627 806 996 Baltimore, Md. 38 600 469 487 413 387 313 190 130 100 72 160 -325 6S1 694 896 1268 1298 762 703 433 645 823 991 Richmond, Va. 123 770 629 647 573 547 473 350 290 ,260 232 160 165 421 534 735 1107 1137 668 641 472 704 821 956 Raleigh, N. C. ' 288 8!)3 780 812 738 712 638 515 '455 425 397 325 165 256 369 .670 942 972 554 533 530 742-- 813 946 ! Charleston, S. C. 54.1 1139 1036 I0B8 99i 958 894 771 711 681 653 581, 421 256 113 379 753 768 536 635 70.8 844 894 922 - - Savannah.Gee 657 1252 1149 1I8I 1107 1081 1007 884 8-31 794 776 694 -534 369 113- 321 693 713 577 730 761 873 887 1099 Tuscaloosa, AI. 858.1412 1350 1382 1291- 1274 1195 1085 975 995 957 896 735 570 379 321 258 298 378 612 808 763 752 847 ' Monticello, Miss. 1230 1855 1722. 1.754 1656 16-16 1568 1457 1397 1357 1339 1268 1107 9-42 753 693 258 147 428 719 915 870 767 700 New-Ofleans, La. 1260 -)8D5 1752 1734 1698 1576 1598 1487 1427 1397 1359 1-293 1137 972 768 713 298 147 492 783 965 934 847 914 Nashville, Teh. 714. 1268 1206 1238 1J50 1130 1050 941 881 851 823 752 .653 564 536 577 378 428 492 303 491 454 474 - 631 ¦ Frankfort, Ken. ,565 1160 1057 1039 1001 981 903 792 732 702 674 703 541 633 635 730 612 719 783 303 196 209 280 415 Columous, Ohio. 418. 893 790 8^2 734 715 636 525 455 435 415 433 472 530 708 761 808 915 ¦ 965 491 196 232 430 on Indianapolis, In. 603 1105 1002 1034 946 927 818 737 677 647 627 645 704 742 844 875 763 870 934 4.64 209 232 189 370 Vandalia, 11. 8U8 1282 1130 1212 1124 1105 1026 910- 855 825 805 823 821 813 894 887 752 767 847 474 „280 430 189 ' 195 Jefferson City, Mo. 930 1432 1370 1402 1314 J294 1216 1095 1015 1015 995 •991 956 948 922 1099 847 700 914 631 415 611 370 195 GENERAL VIEW THE UNITED STATES. (207) 208 UNITED STATES. UNITED STATES. The United States are the most interesting and important division of the western continent. They are distinguished for the excellence of their govern ment, the rapid increase of the population, and for the intelligence, industry, and enterprise of the inhabitants. They occupy the most valuable and productive, portion of North America, and rank amongst the most powerful commeijcial and wealthy nations of the globe. The United States are situated between 24° 20' and 54° 40' N. latitude, and longitude 17° E., and 125° W. longitude, extending through 29 degrees of lati tude and 58 degrees of longitude, and comprise a superficial area of upwards of 2,300,000 square miles. The frontier line has a length of 10,000 miles, of which about 3600 are sea-coast, and 1200 lake-coast. A line drawn across from the At lantic to the Pacific, through the centre, is about 2500 miles in length. - So vast a region of course includes a great variety of surface, soil, and climate. It abounds in navigetble rivers, and a large proportion of it is susceptible of culti vation, and is of a quality calculated to repay the labour bestowed upon it, more than almost any other region of the same extent in the world : but a sinall portion of its surface is occupied by mountains, which, from their height or ruggedness, forbid all attenipts to render them productive in the means of subsistence to man. There are no great deserts, and fewliarrens; nothing like the vast sterile plains which exist iil other parts of the world. The basins of the rivers are exceed ingly productive : that of the Mississippi, including the Missouri, is undoubtedly the finest valley on the globe. It is abund'antly watered by streams, which not only give fertility to their borders, but are ready to waft the gifts of the soil to the ocean, and bring back to the inhabitants the products of all other climes. ' The soil returns an ample harvest for all that is planted in it, and the climate is fevoui-- able to almost every production of the earth that can sustain life or incre&se its luxuries. Though lying -within the temperate zone, the United States embrace a great variety of climate. In the northern parts, the winters are long and severe ; snow often falls to the depth of two or three feet, and the cold is so piercing as to oblige the inhabitants to make very diligent provision against it. Spring returns here in April, and in summer the heat is great. In the southern parts of the country, snow is seldom seen, ice is rarely formed in the rivers, and those fruits which shrink from a northern climate, and flourish only in warm regions, are scattered over the soil. In Georgia, the inhabitants may collect the figs which grow before the windows, and may load their tables with oranges, lemons, and other exquisite fruits that grow in their gardens and groves, while in parts of Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, even peaches will not flourish. Between these extremities, as in Virginia, Eehtucky, Missouri, and Illinois, there is a re gion adapted to the wine-grape, which thrives best in places removed from both the torrid arid frigid zones. The United States are intersected by two principal and two subordinate ranges of mountains, the Rocky and Alleghany, the Ozark and Green Mountains. The Rocky Mountain, or Chippewayan range, forms the great dividing ridge of North America, separating the waters which flow in opposite directions, towards the great oceans which bound the opposite sides of the continent. They are situated at a medium distance of about 600 miles from the Pacific ; the highest rise above the line of perpetual congelation, being estimated at about 12,000 feet in height. The Alleghany, or Appalachian range, runs in a north-easterly direction from the norSiern part of Alabama to New-York, stretching along in uniform ridgesj at the distance of from 250 to 80 miles from the sea-coast, and following its gene ral direction. It occupies in breadth a space of' from QO to 120 miles, and sepa rates the waters which run into the Atlantic Qcean, from those which flow into the Mississippi and its tributaries. ' The highest elevation in this range, and the UNITED STATES. 209 most prominent in the Atlantic States, is Black Mountain,' in the western, part of North Carolina : it is 6476 feet in height. The Green Mount3.ins extend fi:om Connecticut, through Massachusetts and Vermont, to Canada, dividing the Atlantic rivers from those of Lake Cfiamplain and the St. Lawrence. Some of the peaks of this range attain considerable ele vation. In New Hampshire and Maine, are found many considerable peaks, which are not connected with any systematic range, but are scattered in detached groups. The White Mountains, in New Hampshire, are the most elevated in New England. Mount Katahdin, or Ktaadin, near the centre of the state of Maine, is the highest in that state. The view from its, summit is fine and varied', and extends over 80 or 100 miles. The other principal heights in Maine are Wassateqtjoik Mountain, Mount Abraham, Mount Bigelow, Speckled Mountain. The Ozark Mountains extend from Texas, through the western part of Arkan sas, into the lead-mine region of Missouri. TJieir general direction is nearly similar to that of the Alleghany range, and their altitude is supposed to be abo.ut 2000 feet above the sea. ' The territory of the United States is washed by three seas; the Atlantic Ocean -on the east, the Gulf of Mexico on the south, and the Pacific Oqean on the west. The principal bays and sounds on the Atlantic border, are Passamaquoddy Bay, which lies between the gtate of Maine and the British province bf New Bruns wick ; Massachusetts Bay, between Cape Ann and Cape Cod, on the coast of Massachusetts; Long Island Sound, bet\^een Long Island and the coast of Con-. necticut; Delaware Bay, between Cape May and Cape Henlopen, which sepa rates New Jersey from Delaware ; Chesapeake Bay, which communicates with the ocean between Cape Charles and Cape Henry, and extends in a northern di rection for 200 miles, through the states of Virginia and Maryland; and Albe marle and Pamplico Sounds, on the coast of North Carolina. In the Gulf of Mexico, the principal bays are Chatham Bay, near the'southern extremity of the peninsula of Florida ; Appalachie Bay ; and Mobile Bay, in Alabama. In the Pacific, the Gulf of Georgia is the most important inlet on the western coast of the United States.- It separates Qudra and Vancou,ver's Island from the main land, and is aboUt 120 miles in length. from north to south, and from 5 to 20 miles in width. The great lakes Superior, Huron, Erie,' and Ontario, not being altogether in the United States, have been "described' elsewhere. The boundary between the Bri tish ajnd American territories passes through their centre, allotting about an equal share of their vast waters to each nation. Lake Michigan is wholly within the territory ,of the United States. It is connected with Huron^ by the Strait of MichilHmaekinac, and is about 320 miles in length,, and from 55 to 60 miles wide, with an area of 16,200 square miles. The country around the head of this lake is settling rapidly ; and the mildness. of the climate, the excellence of the soil, and the probable speedy .junction of its waters with those of the^ Mississippi, will shortly, fill this portion of the west with population and wealth. By the St. Clair River, of 35 miles course, the waters of Huron rapidly descend to the St. Clair, a shallow lake about 90 ipiles in circuit. Detroit River connects Laltgs St. Clair and Erie. The other lakes of any magnitude in. the United States are Champlain in New- York, Winnipiseogee in New Hapipshire, and Moose Head in Maine. Lake Champlain separates the StateSj of Ne>v^ York. and Vermont, and is in extent 140 miles nearly north and south. It is connected with the Hudson river by the Champlain canal, and with the St. Lawrence river by the Sorelle, or Riche lieu. • Large and elegant steam-boats -ply daily between Whitehall and St. John's, Lower Canada, which toucH at.the principal places, and numerous travellers are constantly passipg and repassing this route during the season of navigation. Lake Winnipiseogee is one of the nwst picturesque sheets of water in New England- It is very irregular in form, and contains a number of islands, some of which are cultivated. The lake is about 22 miles long, and from 1 to 8 miles wide. Moose Head Lake is sitiiated in the central parts of Maine. It is of an .irre gular form, about 38 miles in length, and from 2 to 12 wide. The main brancli 210 UNITED STATES. of Kennebeck river flows from it. Around it, at various -distances, are situated some of the highest mountains in Maine. ' The Rivers which water the territdry.of tl^ United StEttes are numerous,' and some of them among the most important in the world. No portion of the globe possesses greater facilities for inland navigation and trade, or is more generally intersected v^ith large and navigable streams. "They may be divided into four great classes ; 1st. 'The streams which rise oh the east side of the Alleghany rnountains, and &qw into the Atlantic Ocean ;.^2d. Those south of the Alleghalny range, \yhich. discharge themselves into the Gulf of Mexico; 3d. The Mississippi and its wide tributaries, whiqh drain the 'Waters of fhe vast valley, included be tween the Rocky and Alleghany ranges ; and 4th. The rivers which, rising on the western declivity of the Rocky Mountains,, direct their course to the Pacific Ocean. The Penobscot is the largest river that has its course wholly in the State of Maine. It joins the Penobscot Bay between the towns of Penobscot and Prospect. It is "navigable for vessels of considerable burden to Bangor, where navigation and the tide terminate. Large quantities of timber are exported from the sea-ports on the river and bay. 'The course of this river is near 300 miles. ' \ Kennebeck River is, next to the Penobscot, the largest in Maine. It is the outlet of Moose Head lake, the most considerable in the State. It is' navigable for vessels of 150 tons to Hallowell, 40 miles, firom the -sea. Its whole course is about 230, miles. Connecticut River, the most important stream in New England, rises in the highlands separating the United States from Canada, and, flows into Long Island Sound, after a course of upwards of 400 miles. It is navigable to Hartford for large steam-boats, and vessels of 8 feet draught ; also for small steam-boatfe to Wells river, in Vermont, more than 200 miles above Hartford. The head water? of this river are elevated 1600 feet above Long Island Sound. Its banks present to the eye every variety of scenery ;^-magnificent mountains and hills, delightful, valleys and meadows, uhsurpassed in beauty and fertility, and many of the most beautiful towns and villages in New England. ¦ '. , The Hudson River rises west of Lake Champlain in numerous branches,, and pursuing nearly a straight southerly course of about 320 miles, unites with the Atlantic beloW the city of New York. This is one of, the most important rivers in the United States. The navigation and comnierce on its waters are very great, and annually increasing. By means of the Erie and Champlain canals, it is con nected with Lake Erie and the St. Lawrence river. It is navigable for ships of large burden to Hudson city, and for the largest steam-boats to Albany and 'Troy. Delaware River rises in New York, and flowing south, separates Pennsylvania from New York and New Jersey, and falls into Delaware bay, after a course of about 310 miles, below New Castle. It is navigable for vessels of the greatest burden to Philadelphia, and for small craft to the head of the tide at Trenton,- above which city it is navigable 100 miles for boats of 8 or 9 tons. Susquehannah River, one of the largest in Pennsylvania, is formed by its north and west branches, which unite at Northumberland. . Its north, or -longest branch, rises in Otsego lake. New York, from whence to its mouth is abodt 460 miles. The Potomac River rises in two branches in the Alleghany MountainsJ and forms, during its course to Chesapeake bay, the boundary between Virginia and Maryland. It is navigable for vessels of large burthen to Washington city. Its junction at Harper's Ferry with the Shenandoah, is regarded as a great curiosity-. Its length is about 335 miles. . , ' James River pursues a course of upwards pf 400 miles, and unites with the South part of Chesapeake Bay at Hampton Roads. It is navigable for sloops to Richmond, where the Great Palls formerly presented ^n- obstruction, but a canal has been made around them, and the river is now navigable for batteaux 230 miles above the city. , ' , . Savannah River separates South Carolina from Georgi'a, and enters tlie Atlantic 17 miles below Savannah, to which city it is navigable for vessels of large bur den. Steam-boats ascend the river to Augusta falls. . UNITED STATES. 211 Appalachicola, which discharges itself into the bay of the same name, in the Gulf of Mexico, is formed by the union of the Chattahoochee and Flint rivers. The former is navigated to Cokmbus by steam-boats : on its head-waters are numerous gold-mines. The Appalachicola and Chattahoochee united, are about 425 miles in length. The Mobile River is~ formed by the junction of the Alabama and Tombeckbee rivers, 40 miles above Mobije. The head-waters of the Alabarna rise in the gold- region of Georgia, not far from the sources qf the Chattahoochee, and after, a south west course of near 500 miles, form a junction with the Tombeckbee. Steam boats ascend to Montgomery, a distance, by the meanders of the rivers, of near 300 miles. . ' ¦ The Mississippi is the largest river of North America, and one of the noblest in the world — watering a more fertile region, and having a larger course of unin terrupted navigation, than any Other known stream. Its course — taken in con nexion with its mighty auxiliary, the Missouri— is estimated at 4490 miles in length. The space drained by its waters is supposed to exceed 1,300,000 square miles, being upwards of two-thirds of the whole territory of the United States, or about one tw§nty-eighth part of the terraqueous surface of the globe. In no por tion of the .world has the triumph of art over the obstacles- of nature been so com plete. The introduction' of steam-navigation has been productive of immense advantages, and has been carried to a greater extent than on any other river.. Mississippi -proper rises west of Lake Superior, in a dreary and desolate region, amidst lakes and swanips, and, after pursuing a south-east course of about 600 miles, reaches the falls of St. Anthony, where it descends, perpendicularly 16 feet, and where are 58 feet of rapids. Thence it flows a ,south-easterly, and then southerly direction ; and after forming the boundary between Missouri, Arkansas Territory, and Louisiana, on the west, and Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Mississippi, on the east, discharges its, waters, through many mouths, into the Gulf of Mexico. It is nearly 3000 mileS long, and is navigable for steam-boats to the falls of St. Anthony. - The following are the principal tributaries of the Mis sissippi from the west: — The St, Peter's, which joins it at Fort Snelling, is a stream of about 400 miles, flowing a south-east course. , The Des Moines, a river of about 400 miles in length, enters the Mississippi about 130 'miles above the Missouri. ' The Missouri enters the Mississippi river about 18 miles above St, Louis, after a course of 3217 miles. Although it loses its name at ita confluence with, the latter, it is much the longer stream of the two ; but the Mississippi, having been first discovered and explored, has retained its name to the Gulf of Mexico. This error being now past remedy, the Missouri must be considered as a tributary of the Mississipi. It is formed of numerous branches, vyhich rise among the Rocky Mountains, between the parallels of 42° and 48° N. Latitude. The most' remote are the Jefferson, Madison, and Gallatin rivers. The only obstruction that occurs to its iiavigation is at the Great Falls, a distance of 2575 miles from the Missis sippi. Here the river descends 362 feet in 18 miles: the descent is by four great jjitches or cataracts, of 98, 19, 49, and 26 feet, respectively. The width of the river isabout 350 yards; and the cataracts are considered to be, next to those of Niagara, the grandest in the world. About 100 miles above, is the place called the Grates of the Rocky Mountains. This river was lately ascended by a steam- vessel 300 miles above the Yellow Stone, a distance from the mouth of the Mis sissippi of 3460 miles. ' The largest tributaries of the Missouri are, the Yellow Stone, of 1100 miles in length, the Plattei or Shallow fiver, of 1600 miles course, and the Kanzas, of 1200 miles in' length. They all rise in the Rocky Mountains, and flow through a flat prairie country, inhabited by a widely scattered India,n pppulation. The Arkansas is, after the Missouri, the. most considerable tributary of the Jlis- sissippi from the west. It rises in the Rocky Mciuntains, and its course is com- piited to be about 2000 miles. It enters the Mississippi river about 540 miles below the Missouri. Steam-boats can ger\erally ascend this rivei-, to the mouth 13 "^ T 212 UNITED STATE of the Canadian, its' largest tributary, and occasionally to Cantonment Gibson, 640 miles frpm the Mississippi river. ' . ' i The feed River is the first tributary stream of any note which enters the Mis sissippi, in ascending from its mouth. It ha^ course of , about 1500 miles, and flows through immense prairies' of a red soil., ^ ,, , < , -; The principal tributaries of the Mississippi which 'flow into it from the, east*' ward are as follows : — ' ' < - Chippeway River, 200 miles in length, enters the Mississippi at the lower end of Lake Pepin. ' . ' The Wisconsin River joins the Mississippi about 4 or 5 miles below the town Of Prairie du Chien. In part of its course it approaches" so near the Fox River of Green Bay, as to leave a portage of only 1-g mileg. It is one of the great natu ral channels of communication between the lakes and the Mississippi. ' The Illinois River enters the Mississippi 18 miles above the Mi^sotiri, after a course of more than 400 miles. It is near a quarter of a mile wide at its mouthj and has a remarkably smooth, gentle current. ' The Ohio River is the largest eastern tributary ¦ of the Mississippi. Al its junction, and for 100 miles above, it is as large as the parent stream. This river, from its cominencement, affords the most -delightful prospects. Tributaries of roraantic and beautifiiL character come in almost atequal distances, as lateral canalsi The Ohio is, formed by the union of the Alleghany and Monongahela rivers at Pittsburg. It flows in a south-westerly direction for 945 miles, separa ting the States of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, from Virginia and Kentucky, and falls into the, Mississippi 193 miles below the Missouri. ^Its current is gentle, and is nowhere broken by any considerable -falls, except at Louisville, jn Ken tucky, where the water descends ^2j feet in 2 miles. This obstruction is now obviated by the Louisville and Portland canal, vyhich, affords a passage to steam- bpats of small, draft, at all seasons, to the upper parts of the river at Pittsburg. The chief tributaries of the Ohio are the Wabash, a fine navigable river, which: rises ih the north-east part of Indiana. It is in length about 450 miles. The Cumberland River rises in the mountains, on the eastern boutidary of Kentucky. At high water, it is navigable ¦ for boats almost to its so-urce, and for steam-boats to Nashville at all seasons. Tennessee ' River is formed by the union of se^veral large branches, which rising in the mountainous country in western Virginia and North Carolina, unite in one in the vicinity of Knoxville,,enters the Ohio 46 miles above the Mississippi^' and 12 below the, Cumberland. . Its entire course from the source of its longest branch, is 850 miles distant' from the Ohio. It, is navigable for steam-boats, in most stages of the water, to Florence, at the foot of .the Muscle Shoals. This is the most important of all thq tributaries of the Ohio. The, Yazoo, the most southern of the principal eastern tributaries of the Mis sissippi, has a course of '240 miles, and discharges it§ waters into tlie Mississippi" about 12 miles above the Walnut Hills. - The most considerable river on the Pacific -side of the Rocky Mountains is the Columbia, or Oregon. Its head-waters interlock' with the Arkansas, Rio d-el Norte, &c. : it i^ sbout 1400 miles in length, its principal branches are Lewis's or Saptin river, 1000 miles in extent; Clark's or Flat Head river, 700 miles long, M'GilliVray's, Okinagan, &c.- Fort George, or Astoria, Fort Vancouver, and' others, on these waters, are trading establishments belonging' to the British Hud son's Bay Company.^ .'V'essels of 300 tons may ascend the Columbia, 125 miles; and large slobps may go up to the head of tide, 183 rniles from the Ocean.-, Minerals abound in the United. States ingreat variety and' profusion. Iron'jis' very generally diffused, and is very abundant. Lead; limestone, and coal .both of. the'anthracite and bituminous kind, abound in quantities supposed to be inex haustible, especially of the former descrifition. Gold' U^s recently been found to a considerable amount in' Virginia, North arid South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee. The most valuable mines are in North Carplrna and Georgia. It is difficult to ascertain the amount Of gold found in the United States'; but the value of the metal sient to the Mint, from 1823,to 1836, was .|4,377,500, pro-: UNITED STATES. ^ 213 bably not one half of the:prpduce for that ppripd, as large amoun,ts of it are sent to Europe uncoined. The lead-mines of Missouri, Illinois and Wisconsin, are said to be the richest in quality in the world,; a^d the quantity of-tha,t met^l ex tracted from the ore, within the last few years, ^as been so great as to exclude almost entirely .the ibreign article from our marjiets. The annual produce of the Missouri mines is estimated at SJ million, and of the Illinois and Wisconsin, 24! million pounds. j Salt springs abound in many parts of the Union, and laige quantities jire.manu-i factured in New York, Western Pennsylvania, "Western- Virginia, .Ohio, and.llli-l nois : it is also made from sea-water in sortie parts of New England. The wholej amount made in 1840 was. 6,179, 174 bushels. ; The United State's form a federal republic, Each of the Statfes is independent,; ai^d has the exclusive control of all concerns merely local ; but the defence of the, country, the regulation of commerce, and all the^genera] concerns of the confede-i racy, are committed, by the constitution, to a general. government. -j The legislative po^wer is vested in a Cgngress, consisting of a Senate anAHouse; of Representatives. The Senate is , Composed of 2 menibers from each State,' chosen every two years, for a period of six years^ so that one-third of the Senate: is renewed biennially. The members of the House of Representatives are chosen' every two years. Their ,jiumber is proportioned to the number of inhabitants, and! the ratio has been fixed ^t one for eyery 70,680 inhabitants, threeTfifths of thej slaves, being omitted in the enumeration. The House of Representatives ' repre-l sents the people; the Senate represents the States. . .! The judiciary is composed of a Supreme Court, of one chief and eight associate! judges ; of 35 District Courts, of one judge each, except that seven of the Sfaies' are divided into districts (New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Alabama, Missis-j sippi and L'ouisianzi, are divided into two districts each, and Tehnessee is diyidedj into three districts) ; there are 9 Circuit Courts, composed of the judge of the dis-i trict, and one of tlie judges of the Supreme Court. . The executive power is vested in a President, who, together with the Vice- President, is chosen for four years, by electors from all the States. The principal subordinate officers of the executive department are the Secretaries of State, of the Treasury, pf War, and of the Navy, the Postmaster-General, and the Attor ney-General. The President must be a native-born citizen, or have been a citizen! at the adoption of the constitution, of 35 years of age, and have resided in the United States 14 years. The present constitution of the United States was adopted in 1789, and has since been amended. It secures to the people the grand principles of freedom, liberty of conscience in matters of religion, liberty of the press, trial by jury, and'the right of choosing and being cjiosen to office. ' The principal executive oflicers are the Secretaries. of State, of the 'Treasury, of War, and of the Na-iry, thp Postmaster General, and the Attorney .General. They are rernovable at the will of the President, and, with the Vice-President, form the cabinet. The Department of State was created in 1 789.' The Secretary conducts the negotiations ¦with foreign .powers, and corresponds with the public ministers of the United States abroad, and with those of foreign states near the United States.; He has the charge of the United States seal, preserves the originals of laws and^ treaties, and of the 'public correspondence growing out of the intercourse between. the United States- and foreign nations; he grants passports to American citizensi visiting foreign countries, has the control pf the patent office, and preserves the evidence of copy-rights. There are attached to the Department of State, a' Diplo matic Bureau, a Consular Bureau, a Home Bureau, and the Patent Office. The Treasury Department vyas created in' 1789. The Secretary superintends the fiscal concerns of the government ; he is required to report to Congress annu ally the state of the finances, and recommends such measures as he thinks proper for improving the condition of the revenue. "The Treasury Department, coiiiprisesj the offices of the Secretary, four Controllers, ten Auditors, the Register, the Trea surer, the Solicitor of the Treasury, and the Land Office. ' As there is at present no direct taxation by the general government, the revenue has arisen chiefly from thp customs on imports, and from, the sale of the pnblic; " '"¦"¦ ¦ - - ' It *¦ 214 UNITED STATES. lands. By these means the national government was, enabled, January 1st,. 1837, not only to complete the -j)ayment of the public debt contracted during two wars with Great Britain; but, After reserving$5,00p,000, they were able to distribute 'to the States the sum pf $37,468,859, which,' by ah. act .of June 33d, 1836, wa? deposited with them according to the number of their electoral votes, liable to be recalled in case of necessity,, but which will probably never be recalled.' The great expense of the Indian -vvar in Florida, and the diminution Of the customs in Consequence of commercial embarrassments, caused ¦the expenses of the govern ment temporarily to exceed the revenue; so that, a small debt was^ contracted, amounting, on December Ist, 1844j to $23,850,67-3.03. The public lands have recently been a great source of revenue. These lands have been ceded to the United Statfes by the new States, or have been derived from the purchase of Louisiana in 1803, and of Florida in 1819. They are con sidered as belonging to the native tribes of Indians who inhabit tbein, until the title has been regularly extinguished by'purchase and treaty. When this is doiifi,- they are surveyed, and sold at $1.25 the acre, as the lowest price. This source bf revenue is much less considerable than- formerly. In 1836, it amounted to the large sura of $35,167,000 ; but it has now diminished to less than $3,000,000 annually'. The law for the distribution of the proceeds among the States has, been repealed. The revenue of the United States for the year ending July 1st,: 1844, amounted, with a balance in the treasury at the commencement of the year, to $40,816,307.58, and the expenditure to $32,958,827.94; leaving abalance in the treasury, on the 1st of July, 1844, of $7,857,379.61. The United Stales ha-ve 272,645,356 acres of public land surveyed and unsold, and lUuch more which is not surveyed. ' ' , ¦ ' - . The mint of the United States was established at Philadelphia in 1793; and,. in 1838, branches were , established at Charlotte, N. C, at Dahlonega, Ga., and at New Orleans, La. At the mint in. Philadelphia, the whole coinage, from the commencement to the end of the year 1842, amounted tb 255,087,171 pieces, with a value of $85,873,052 ; at the branch of Charlotte, 163,118 pieces, with a value of $666,030; at the branch of Dahlonega, 178,534 pieces, -svith-a value of $827,- 638 ; at the branch of New Orleans, 14,179,656pieces, with a value of $3,155,443 ; making a total of 369,607,479 pieces, with a total value of $90,522,163. On June 30th,' 1844, there were 14,103 post-offices in the' United States; the ainount of transportation during the previous year was 35,409,634 miles, at a cost of $2,938,551. The expenditur'e for theyear was $4,296,867.70; gross' amount of revenue,. $4,337,385.83. The General Post-Office is under the superintendence of the Postmaster-General, who has the appointment of the, postmasters through out the country, and the power of making contracts for carrying the mail. The War Department was created in 1789. To this department belongs the direction and government of the army of the United States, the erection of forti fications, the execution of topographical surveys, and the superintendence of Indian aflairs. Attached to it are a: Bureau of Indian jVffairs, Pension Bureau, Head- Quarters of the Army, Quarter-IVlaster's Bureau, Subsistence Bureau, General Subsistence,' Pay Bureau, Medical arid Surgical Bureau, Engineer Bureau, Topo graphical Bureau, and Ordnance Bureau. "The Army of the Uriited States consisted, in 1844, bf 3 regiments of dragoons, 4 of artillery, and 8 regiments of infantry, containing, at the end of theyear 1844, 8,616 men, viz,, dragoons 1,298, artillery 3,340, infantry 4,456.; the whole being under the coriimandof one major-general, -and two brigadier-generals.' The Office of the Secretary of the Navy was created in 1798. The Department consists of a Bureau of Docks and Navy Yards, of Ordnance and Hydrography, of .Construction, Repairs iind Equipments, of Pro-visions and .Clothing, and of' -Medicines and Surgical Instruriients. , The Navy of the United States, thoughon a small scale, a:cquired great repu tation during, the last three years' war, when the American ships successfully- encountered tliosB of the mistress of the ocean. Much has since been done, both in enlarging the number of vessels, and extending and constructing suitable dock yards; butthe naval force is not cqnsideted adequate to the exigencies of the UNITED STATES. ' 215 country. In the year 1844 it consisted of 6 ships of the line, 1 razee,14 frigates, ¦21 sloops of war, 16 brigs , and schooners, 3 store-ships, and 8. steamers; afloat... There are on the stocks, in an unfinished state, 4 ships of the line, 3 frigates, 1 store-ship, an iron -steamer af Pittsburg, and one at the na-vy-yard at Washington, to be used as a water-tank. Total, 78. There are eight navy-yards belonging to the United States, viz. : at Ports mouth, N. H. ; at Charlestown, in Boston harbour; at Brooklyn, on Wallabout Bay, opposite New York; at Philadelphia; at Washington City; at Gosport, opposite Norfolk, Va. ; at Pensacola, Fl. ; and al Memphis, Ten., on the Mis sissippi- river : the latter is not yet completed. There are graving or dry-docks at Charlestown and Gosport, and a third is erecting at Brooklyn. In its commerce, the United States is the second country on the globe, being inferior only to Great Britain. In 1840, the capital invested in foreign trade, by importing and commission inerchants, was $119,295,367; in domestic retail dry-' goods and other stores, $350,301,799 ; in the fisheries, $16,439,630. The regis tered tonnage of the United States, for the year ending September 30th, 1843, was' 975,358; the enrolled and licensed tonnage was 1,045,753; and, of fishing ves sels, 71,378; making a total of 2,092,390. Of the registered and enrolled ton nage, there were employed in the whale fishery, 157,613 tons. The value of the imports into the United^ Stales for the year 1844, was $108,434,703. The value of the exports' for the same period, was $111,128,S78 ; of vvhich $100,183,497 was domestic produce. The United States are chiefly an agricultural people, to which they are led by the extent of their territory, and the fertility of the soil; and the agricultural resources of the nation are becoming yearly more and more developed. The, following agricultural statistics are derived ' from the census of the United States for 1840: There were 4,335,699 horses and mules; 14,971,586 neat cattle; 19,311,374 sheep; 26,301,393 swine; poultry was raised to the value of $9,344,- 410. There were produced, 84,823,273 bushels of wheat; 7,291,743 of buck wheat; 378,531,875 of Indian corn; 18,645,567 of rye; 4,161,504 of bailey ; 123,071,341 of oats; 108,298,060 of potatoes; 35,803,114 pounds of wool; 319,163,319 of tobacco; 80,841,433 of rice; 790,479,270 of cotton; 155,100,809 of sugar; l,238,502of hops; 632,303 of wax; 61,553 of silk cocoons; 19,248,108 tons of hay ; 95,351. of hemp and flax. There were 39| bushels of edible grains, exclusive of potatoes, to every individual of its population. The products of the dairy were valued at $S(3,'r87,.008 ; of the orchard, at $7,256,904 ; of lumber, at $13,943,507. And there were also made, 134,734 gallons of wihe. The manufactures of the United States, though not equal to its agriculture and commerce, and of reCent origin, have already risen to great respectability.. A large amount of prOperty has been invested in themi machinery has been exten sively introduced,, and they supply a great amount of articles for home consump tion, and, already, considerable for exportation. No country in the world can Compete with the United States in the article of coarse cotton goods, neither as to quality nor price. Cottons which, in 1813, were worth 35 cents a-yard, can now be bought, of a better quality, for 8 cents. And, even in the finer quality Of goods, great advancement has been made. It is only since, the peace of 1815 that manufactures have made great progess, though they were commenced in Rhode Island many years before, and had made some advances. It was the policy of the British government, before the resolution, to discourage American manufac tures, and thus to keep the country in a state of great dependence. But that has ,gone by ; and, should events' ever cut ofl" a supply Of British manufactures, the country would be able to, do without them. Unless Great Britain and other coun tries shall consent, in a fair way, to receive Airierican bread-stuffs in exchange for their manufactures, the^ Americans will be compelled to become their own manufacturers, and they will thus secure their substantial independence, Home-made or family goods were produced, in the year 1840, to' the amount of .$39,033,380. There were 1340 cotton factories, with 3,284,631 spindles, which employed 73,119 person's, and produced articles to the amount of $46,S50,453, with a capital of $51,102,359. 1420 woollen manufactories employed 31,343 persons, 13* ' '" ¦216 ' UNITED STATES. producing goods to the amo,unt of $20,696,999, witha capital, of $15,765,134 ;-426 paper-millsemployed a capital of $4,745,239; hats and caps were manufactured to the amount of $8,704,342, and straw bonnets to the amount' of '$1,476,504; 30,018 persons- were employed in tanneries, with a capital of $15,650,939 ; sad dleries, and Other manufactories of leather, employed a capital of $12,881,363j carriages and wagons employed 31,994 persons, andprdduced to the amount of $10,897,887, with a capital of $5,551,632; mills of various kinds employed 60,788 persons, and produced 'to the amount pf $76,^45,346, ¦With a capital of $05,858,'47O ; vessels were built to tfie amount, of $7,(116,094; furniture . was, made by 18,003 persons, and employed a capital of $6,989,971. 'There were r552 printing-offices, 447 binderiesj 138 daily.^ 125 -semi-weekly or 'tri-Wepkly, and 114,1 weekly newspapers, and 337 periodicals; the whole eniploying 11,533 persons, and a capital of $5,874,815. Iron manufactures employed a capital pf $30,433,131, and 30,497 persons; glass manufactures employed 3236 persons, and a capital of $3,084,1 00, .producing articles-td the atnpunt pi $3,890^,393. The antljracite coal employed a capital of $4,355,602, and 3043 persons ; bituminous coal, a capital of $1,868,853, and 3768 persons; andlead, a capital of $1,346,756, and 1017 persons. Tlie total amount of. capital employed in manufacturfes was $367,736,579. 'For a more particular account of the manufactures, see the articles on the respective States. The whale, cod, mackerel arid other fisheries have long been an interest of great national importance. They are carried on chiefly from the l^e'w England States,. and in New England ships. The whale-fishpry is, prosecuted in the Atlantic ocean, chiefly squth of the' line, for the right or 'black whale ; and in the Southern, Indian, and Pacific pfceafis, for the spermaceti whale. In the year 1841, 600 ves sels, of 193,000 tons, were employed in this business; and, in the course of the' same year, spermaceti and whale oil was brought home, of the value of about j$7,400,000. . Seal oil arid furs are also obtained in' the Antarctic seas by these adventurous seamfen. The fishery is carried on chiefly from the ports of Nan tucket and New Bedfprd, and also, but on a less, scale, from New London, Sag Harbpur, Warren, Bris'tol, Hudson, &o.. About 16,000 men are engaged in itj, and th6 seamen are paid, not by fixed wage8,!but by a certain share iri the profits of the voyage. Those in the Pacific and Southern oceans are generally absent from tvj^o to three yea_rs at a time. The cod-fishet'y is pursued on the banks arid, coasts of New^foundland, and on the Labrador Coasts. It employs many thousands of tons of small craft, some of ¦whi'ch make several trips a year ; those - on the coast-fisheries generally remain longer. The maCkerel-fishery al^o employs a great^ amount of shipping. In 1840 the fisheries produced 773,967 quintals of 'srnoked or dried fish, and 472,359* barrels of pickled fish. '" Nopart of the vyorld presents such an extensive river commerce. Steam-ves sels, first introduced in America on the Hudson river, ply on all the principal streams;' and upwards of 100,000 tons of this species of craft belongs to the United States, almost the whole of which is on the interior waters. The Missis sippi and its tributaries, comprising alone an extent of 8000 miles, is traversed by 250 steamboats. Neither the States nor individuals have been slow in imprpving and extending these natural advantages ; and the spirit with which they have undertaken, and the perseverance tliey have shown in executing the most magni ficent plans, have "Shed a lustre on the American name. 'The great . land-locked bays of the coast haye been connected by a chain of canals, affording a safe internal water-route from Narragansett Bay to Albemarla Sound. ' The eastern' and western waters. have been united by several channels,' -Which either turn the Alleghanies, or surmount-their sumriiits. The waters of the lakes and the Mis sissippi haye been connected at various points, and the obstacles in the navigation of the most important rivers have been, overcome by removing the bars or ledges which obstructed their channels, or' by side-cuts, locks, and dams- The .whole length of this artificial navigation is not less than 4000 miles,; all of which, with one or two trifling exceptions, has been executed in the short space of twenty-five years. These great works have already given fresh life to manufactures, and e.ncouraged the establishment of new ones ; invigorated UNITED STATES. 217 created, internal trade ; promoted agriculture, which requires a cheap and eaSy transportation for the bulky articles which it consumes and produces; and deve loped, in an astonishing degree, the mining industry of the country. The Americans have equally surpassed all other people in the number and extent of .tjieir railroads, having, in about fifteen years, constructed 4500 miles of these artificial levels, over'wbich carriages are propelled by locomoti^ve steam- engines at the ratpof from 30 to 30 miles an hour. Although this contrivance is less adapted than canals to the conveyance of bulky articles, yet it possesses some advantages over that mode of transport, such as that of not being interrupted by ice, and of being suited to certain localities in which, artificial water commu nication would be impracticable. The people of the United ^tates, from the first settlement of the country, have been yery attentive to the Cause of popular education, and this cause is continually gaining a stronger "hold on the community. It is recommended by all the gover nors of the States, in their annual messages to their respective Legislatures. Most of the older States have respectable funds devoted to the support of common schools, and, in the new States, the general government have provided funds for the support of schools, by setting apart one 36th section in each township, con taining each one square mile, for the purposes of common education. The amount of land already set apart for educational purposes, east of the Mississippi, is com puted to amount to 8,000,000 of acres. The same spirit is jJso extending west of the Mississippii and has penetrated even to the Indian tribes ; and the Choctaw nation has applied $18,000 per annum out of the inoneys which they receive from thp l/nited States, to the support of schopls. Knovfledge and virtue are regarded as the main pillars of the republic. In less than twenty years from the landing at the rock of Plymouth, Cambridge Collegewas founded, and numerous similar institutions have been successively established, from that day to this. The following are among the. principal colleges and universities in the country, with the date of their establishment; Cambridge College, now Harvard Univer sity, in 1638; Yale College, at New Haven, in 1700; Nassau Hall, orColleg-e of New Jersey, at Princeton, ih 1746; Brown University, at Providence, in 1764;, Dartmouth College, at Hanover, New Hampshire, 1769; the University of North Carolina, at Chapel HUl, in 1739; Bowdoin JUoUege, at Brunswick, Maine, in 1794 : and, among the more recent institutions, the University of Nash ville, "Tennessee, in 1806 ; the University of Virginia, at Charlottesville, in 1819 ; Amherst College, at Amherst, Massachusetts, in 1821 ; and many others. Per-, haps, if fewer institutions had been chartered, and they had been more liberally endowed, the beneficial results would have be''en greater, though the number edu cated would probably have been less. According to the census of 1840, there were in the United, States 173 colleges, or universities, with 16,333 students ; 3343 academies, with 164,159 students; 47,209 common and primary schools, with 1,845,244 scholars. In the above enumeration, theological and mediCal schools, where they are separate from col leges, are ranked among universities and colleges. In the gcademies, the ancient and modem languages^ grammar, history, logic, rhetoric, natural and moral phi losophy, &e., are taught. The common schools are extensively provided with libraries, and appropriate apparatus for illustrating the sciences taught in them. There ate 38 theological seminaries, belonging to different denominations, designed to succeed a collegiate course ; some of which are connected with eel-: leges. The principal of them are the theological seminary at Andover, Mass^ Congregational; the theological seminary at Princeton, Presbyterian ; the theo logical seminary at Auburn, Presbyterian ; the theological seminary of the Epis copal Church, New York, Protestant Episcopal ; the theological institution at Newtown, Massachusetts, Baptist; and the theological departments of Yale,"^ College and Harvard University. There are eight law schools in different parts of the country. The earliest institution of this kind was founded in 1798, by the Hon. Tapping Reeve, and taught afterward by him in connection with the Hon.: James Gould, both judges 218 , , UNITED STATES. of the Supreme Court of Connecticut.- At this institution, many of , the principal civilians in the United States have been educated. It is now discontirtued. , There are 38 medical schools, some of thern connected with colleges. The principal are the medical departments of the University '^of Pennsylvania; pf Harvard University ; of Yale Cdlege; of Dartmouth College; of -Transylvania University; of the University of Maryland, at Baltimore ; of the University of New Yorkj. the College pf Surgeons and Physicians, New York ; the Louisville Medical Institutiori ; .the Vermont Academy of'Medicine, at Castleton, &a'. • There is no established church in the United States, religion being left to the voluntary choice of the people. No sect is favoured by the laws beyond another, it bpingan essential principle in the National and State governments, that legisla tion riiay of right interfere in the concerns of public worship only so far as to pro tect every individual in the unmolested exercise of that of his choice. Nor is any legislative provision made for the support of religion, except that, in Massachu setts, the Legislature is enjoined to require, and in New- Hampshire is empowered to authorize, the several towns and parishes to make.adequate provision, at their own expense,foT the support of profesfarit ministers. ' The same was the case in Connecticut'until 1818, when if was abolished by the new constitution. But, in all the other States, the support of religion is left entirely to the voluntary zeal of its professors. , 'j " , ^ The numbers of established churches, or congregations, are estimated at over 30,000, and the ministers at about 35,000. The Baptists are the most numerous dendmination. The Methodists are reckoned as second in numerical arivount ; and the Presbyterians, Cpngregationalistff, Roman Catholics, Episcopailians, Uni- versalists and Lutherans, probably rank,in pojnt of numbers, in the order in which they are mentioned. Other sects, respectable in amount of numbers, are the Dutch Reformed, Christians, Unitarians, Friends or Quakers, Moravians, &c. In fact, almost all the sects of Christianity are represented in our country. To the State governments is committed that branch of legislation which relates to the regulatioii of local, concerns. These bodies make and alter the laws which •regard property and private rights, appoint judges and civil officers, impose taxes for State purposes, and exercise all other rights, arid' powers not vested in^ the federal, government bypositi^ve enactment. 'I'hey are, in their composition, very similar to the federal government. The legislature consists always of two branches, both of which are returned by the same electors ; and these electors may be-said to comprise the whole adult white population, the usual qualifications being citizenship, with one or two years' residence, and payment of taxes. There are no early enumerations of the population on which much reliance can be placed; but, in -1753, the nuriiber was estimated at 1,051,000. A regular decennial census, taken since 1790, gave, at that period, 3,929,827; in 1800, 5,305,935 ; in 1810, ,7,239,814 ;, in 1830, 9,63&,131. It is most interesting to con sider, as the immensity of rinocCupied land leaves full scope for this povifer of multiplication, how vast the future numbers may be with which this region will be peopled, and which will render it much the greatest state that ever existed in ancient or' modern times. It is ealeulatedj upon good ground's!, that in a century it will contain 160,000,000 ; and stUl, being only half so densely peopled as Britain or France, leave ample scope for future increase. The Americans, should they continue united, would then become the greatest nation in the world, and the most powerful States of Europe would rank as secondary to them. The population, exclusive of the Indians, whose numbers are not comprised in the above statements, consists of three classes — whites, free coloured persons, and-sfeves— f-whose relative proportions at six diflfereht periods are here given : • ^ Whites. Slaves. Free- coloured. 1790 3,173,464 ? 697,897 .' ^9,465 1800 4,304,499 89,3,041 108,395 1810 5,868,004 1,191,364 186,446 , ' 1830 7,861,710 i. 1,538,038 .232,524 1830 10,536,348 . . i . .¦ 3,009,043 . ...... ,319,599 1840 14,189,705 2,487,355 386,393 UNITED STATES. 219 In regard to these nuinb.ers, it is to be observed, that in the census of 1790 are not included the inhabitants of the Mississippi and North-west Territories, esti mated at about 12,000; and that, between 1800 and 1810, Louisiana was acquired :with about 50,000 inhal)itants ; arid 39,000 Africans were brought into the coun try. The following statement shows the relative rate of increase of the whole population, and of each of the three classes, in the three periods from 1810 to 1820, from 1820 to 1830, and from 1830 to 1840 : 1810-1830. 1820-1830. 1830-1840. fiicteaseof whole popiilation. ; . .33.3 per cc 33.4 per ct 30 per ct. Whites 34 .." 33.9.." 35 " Slaves 28.6. . " 30.6 . . " 21 " Free Blacks 24.8.. " 37.4.. " 23.75" Blacks 28.5.. " 31.5.. " 33 « Maine ¦ ¦ N. H.... ¦Vermt . AI&ss.... K. I Conn. . . N. York N. ier. Peno'aDel MarylMD. ofC. "Virginia N. Car. &Car. Georgia Florida AlaVma Miss-ppi EiOuis'a Ten'seeKent'y Ohio . . . Indiana Illinois . Missouri MichL Arkao'sIowa . . Wis. T. V. S. N. TWA 15J,719 183,769154,465 433.245 69,iaa 251,002 586,786 211.949 603,365 64,273 341,548 14,093 880,1>«0 478,103 345,591 162,101 105.602 220,955 45,385 4,875 TMaL .381 «51 20,343 12,422 1,706 fi,153 105,635 3.244 345,796 133,296 146,151 59,404 3,489 13,584 40,343 135 288,705 214,360 217,713473,040 77,031 262,042 959,949 249,555810,091 72,674 380,546 24,033 974,632 555,300 .415,115 252,433 40,35276,556 261,727406,511 230,760 24,520 12,282 20,845 4, 103 310 15.10'10,851 795 4,17' 111,502 5,395 392,51* 168,824196,365105,218 17,088 34,66044.53380,561 23 168 3,011 24 298,335 244,161 235,764 533,387 83,059 275202 1,372,812 277,575 1,049,458 72,749 407,350 33,036 1,065,379 638,829 502,741 340,987 127,901 75,448 153,407 423,813564,31 581.434 147,178 55,211 66,588 8,896 14,273 48 97 10,088 7,557 211 4,509 107,398 6,377 425,153205,017 258,475 149,656 41,87S32,814 69,064 80,107 126,732 190 917 10,322 .13,305,925 893.04l)7,339,814|l,191,364l 9,638,131 ll,538,038 12,866,020 2,009,043||7]069,453 3.487.355 !rotal. 399,955 269,338380.652 610,408 97,199 297,665 1,918,608 320,823 1,348,238 76,748 447,040 39,834 1,211,405 737,987 581,185 516,823 34,730 309,527 136,621 215,739681,904 687,91 937,903 343,031 157,445 140.455 36,639 30,388 14 25 76 2,354 403 3,292 102.994 6,119 469,757 247,601 315,401 217,531 1. '1.501 117,549 65,659 109,588141,603165,213 25,081 4,576 Total. 501,973284,574291,948 737,699 108,830 309.978 2,438,931 373,306 1,724,033 78,085 470,019 43,713 1,339,797 753,419 594,398 691,392 54,477 590,756 375,651352,41 1 829,310779,828 1,519 467 685,866 476,183383,702 212,267 97,574 43,113 30,945 6,100 , 5 17 4 674 64 2,605 89,-737 4,694 4t48,987 245,817 327,036380.941 25,717 253,532 195,211158,452 183,059 183,358 3 3 331 58,240 19,935 Touls. Ages, fyc. of ike different Classes qf the Population in 1840. FREK WHITE POPULATION. Under 5 years of age Of 5 to 10 10 to 15 15to 20 : aoto 30 30to 40 4010 SO 50to eo... 60to 70 70 to 80 goto 90 9010 100 Upwards of JOO r Totals. 1,270,7431,024,050 897,530756,10(1 1,322.453 866,453536,606 314,528 174,238 80.06721,677 2,508 476 7,249,276 Female,. ,203,319 986,»40836,630 792,223 1.353,490 779,120502,183 304,852 173,329 80.56533,962 3.!!32 - 316 6,939,943 COLOnRED POPULATION. Free Malei. Free Femalea. Male Slaeea. Female Slaeea. Under 10 Of 10 to 24. ,. . 34 to 36.... 36 to 55. ... 55 to 100.... Upwards of 100. . Totals 186.457 56384 52,805 35,321%,27413,513 ' 284 55,062 56,592 41,683 30,371 15,753 362 422,584 391,206 235,386 145,260 51,331 750 199.778 1,246,408 1,240,705 421,465390,117239,825 139.204 49,746 581 iBBue and Idiote. Whites 14,508 Blacks 2,936 --• DnT aod Domb. 6,682 ... 977 Totals.;.. 17,434 .......6,916 ... i... .7,659 Revolutionary and military pensioners .20,797 Wllites over 20 unable to read and write. .. .549,693 U isa'O' UNrtED STATES. The whole number of aborigines existing -frithin the territorial jurisdiction of the United States, was estimated in 1844 at 335,350; of whom perhaps 50,000 reside in the Oregon territory, west of th6 Rocky Mountains, and th? residue, east of that region. Of those on the Atlantic side of the Mississippi river, 85,348? ihave removed frdmits eastern to its western bank, and settled in the 'WeStem or Indian territory, assigned to them by the government of the United States ; and 131,587 are still east of that stream. Of the Indians residing east of the Rocky i Mountains and west of the Mississippi, 168,390 are indigenous to that regionr nowise undeV the control of our government : of these, the principal are the Sipux, Pawnee*, Camariches, Miilatarees,. Blaekfeet, Crows,, Gros Ventres, and Assini- boines; The most humane exertions have constantly been in operation, on the part of the general go-iiernment, to preserve the race' from extinction, by severe provisions to prevent their obtaining ardent spiritsj and by unwearied efforts to train them to the arts and agriculture, and to impart to them the blessings of edu cation and Christianity. Undei; the system adopted by the gdvemment, agents and sub-agents, interpreters and mechanics, are employed among the different Indian tribes, to carry these purposes into effect; and 4he President is authorized to causO the stores of the licensed traders to be searched, and, if ardent spirits are found among the articles for sale, the -(irhole' goods are forfeited to the govern ment. . The whole number of Indian.schools established among them, partly by chari table associations of the different religious denominations, and partly by pecuniary: aid from the government, is 78. The sum of $10,000 was appropriated in 1844,' by the U. S. government, to assist in their maintenance. Of the foregoing- schools, 63 were reported in 1844, ,with 3667 scholars and 100 teachers„including those in the Spencer academy and Fort Coffee 'academy, in the ChOctaw nation; the first of these contained 3 teachers and UO pupils, and the latter, 1 teacher and 36 pupils. TwO of the schools at Fort Leavenworth are manual labour schools, one of wliich, 'iinder the direction of the Methodists, is the largest of all the Indian schools, containing 159 scholars. ¦ The territory of the confederacy is at present divided into tjventyreight States, one Territory, and one Federal District, which contains the seat of government. This does not include the extensive trjct assigned to the Indians, called the West ern Territory; the region west of the Missouri and north of the Platte ; and the residue of the late Iowa Territory, of which the State of Iowa now forms a part; and that west of the, Rocky Mountains, in which the white, population is yet pf small amount, and which. has received no political organization. The States are divided, for municipal, purposes, into sections, styled counties ; except in South Carolina, where -they are called districts; and in Loui-siana, where they are ¦called parishes, In the States of New England, in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan; the counties are subdivided into town ships (in some States these are called towns), and in Delaware into hundreds. THE EASTERN, or NEW ENGLAND STATES. New Englakd comprises the six States situated east of the Hudson, viz., Maine, New Hampshire, 'Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. The inhabitants are almost e-xclusively of unmixed English origin, and, though never united as a political whole, they have at different periods been connected for their common interests. From the earliest settlement of their country, they have enjoyed peculiar advantages for literary and religious instruction, and, trained to habits of industry, economy, and enterprise, by the circumstances of; their peculiar situation, as well as by the dangers of prolonged wars, they present traits of character which are considered as remarkable abroad, as they are common at home. The surface of -the country is infinitely varied. In the interior it is mountain ous, with fertile valleys between. The land along the sea-shore presents in ge neral an irregular surface, consisting of hills ahd rjdges, with flats of moderate extent. The inland portion towards the mountains presents an almost constant sue- UNITED STATES. 321 cession of short hills and narrow valleys. There are no extensive plains through out the whole of New England. Much of the soil is^ood, yet in general it re quires diligent cultivation, and compels the farmer to use great industry to pro cure tolerable crops; and although it well repays the labour of the husbandman, it is on the whole less fruitful than many other parts of the United States. Most of the New England States are largely engaged in manufactures. The different establishments of various kinds are too numerous to specify. The- cotton factories, in partipular, employ a vast number of hands and a- great amount of capital. A proof of the result of these great establishments may be found in the fact that tweijty-five years ago the chief cottons of the United States were im ported from -India'. Ne^ England now sends her nianufactured cottons there,' and finds the trade profitable. Since the manufacturing system has prevailed, this part of the Union has rapidly increased in population and business. The New Englandprs are extensively engaged in the Bank and whale fisheries.' This pursuit einplpys many thousands of hands, furnishes one of the most impor tant items in this section of the United States, and trains vast numbers of the most experienced and intrepid mariners in the world. ' / An active commerce is carried on from the ports of New England with all parts of the World ; their ships spread their sails in every sea, and her lumber manufactures and the produce of her fisheries are extensively exported. Almost; every village carries on some handicraft, and the farmer often employs the long, vfinter evenings in some gainful task. Thus are produced many little objects, which although in appearance of small value, yet in the aggregate constitute a source of cpnsiderable wealth to the community, and are produced to such an ex tent as almost to rival in value the products of the large manufacturing establish-, ments. , From the first settlement of the country, the inhabitants of New England have been a religious people. The entire freedom of opinion enjoyed by them has led to a diversity of religious denominations. In almost every town and village are several places of public worship belonging to the different sects common in the country, among which are Congregatiohalists, Baptists, JEpiscopalians, Methodists, Unitarians, &c. It is disreputably for a man to have no religious IJelief, and there are few who do not give their support to some one mode of religious worship. The sabba,th is strictly observed, and the people generally attend public worship twice during the day. ' Education is more universal liere than in any part of the world. It is exceed ingly hard to find persons of mature age who have not been instructed' in the common branches of school learning. Institutions of learning and education were established at an early period by the first settlers of New England, some (•which at the present day are the most respectable and efficient in the Union. A large part of the distinguished men of the United States have been educated at Har vard, and Yale colleges, and though there are many similar institutions in other States, still many Students from the south and west are annually taught in the colleges of New England. . , . The population of New England has been gradually increasing. In 1700 it was about 120,000, and in 1755 was estimated at 345,000, not including the troops at that time in the provinces. Their amount in 1820 was 1,659,854; in 1830, 1,954,609; and is now probably above 2,300,000 souls. STATE OP MAINE. Mafne is the most northern and eastern of the United States. Previous tb the year 1820, it formed a part of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, at which period it was received into the Union as an independent State. Maine is in length fromnortl;! to south about 216 miles, and from east to west 162; the area is differ^ ently estimated at from 32,000 to 3.5,000 square niijes. On the sea-coast, the country is generally level ; at^orhe distance in the interior, hilly ; and in the cen tral parts' of the State are many riiouotains of considerable elevation. 222 UNITED STATES. The principal i;iver^, are the Sti Johns, with its branches, the AUagash, Wal loostook, and the Aroostook; with the Penobscot, Kennebec, Androscoggin, Saco, Pleasant, Darnariscotta, and Union rivers. , The sea-coast of Maine is remarkably indented with bays and inlets, 'which afford great facilities for navigation and commerce. The principal are Casco; Penobscot, Frenchman's, Englishman's, Machias, and Passamaquoddy BayS. The lakes, are so numerous, that it is estimated, one-sixth of the surface of the State consists of water, and indeed they form one of the characteristic features of the country. Some of them are remarkable for their picturesque beauties, and many of them will no doubt be useful mediums of communication when their vicinity is more populous. The most noted are Moosehead, Umbagog, Sebago, the Schoodic Lakes, and Lake Chesuncook. - . , The soil on the coast is various, and of but moderate fertility : in the interior,, most of the land, is more productive, and some of it, especially on the KennCb,ec and Penobscot river, is fertile, and well adapted to agriculture and grazing. ' One of the most important productions of. this State is white-pine timber, which is found chiefly on the Upper Kennebec and Penobscot rivers, and al?o on the AUa gash. As there is no other tract of country yielding this luniber to any considera ble extent in' the Atlantic States, the lands producing it have lately much advanced . in price. ' ' The population in 1790 was 96,540; in 1800, 151,719; in 1810, 238,705; in 1830,398,335; in 1830, 399,955 ; and in 1840,501,793. Of these, 253,989 were white males, and 347,449 white females; 730 were coloured males, and 635coloured females. Employed in a'griculture, 101,630; in commerce, 2921; in, manufac tures and trades, 21,879; in navigating the ocean, 10,091 ; in the learned profes sions, 1889. ¦ ' According to the censUs of 1840, there were in the Staite 59,208 horses or mules ; ^27,255 neat cattle; 649,364 sheep; 117,386 swine. There were produced, 348,166 bushels o^ wheat; 137,941 of ry^; 950,528 of Indian, corn; 355,161 of barley; 1,076,409 of oats ; 10,393,380 of potatoes ; and 601,3^8 tons of hay. The products' of .the dairy amounted to $l,496,-902, and of lumber to $1,803,633. The exports of Maine, for the year ending September 1841, were $1,078,633, and the imports $700,961. There were, in 1840', 70 cpm-mercial and 14 commis sion houses in, foreign trade, employing a capital of $1,646,926; 2230 retail dry-goods and other stores, with a capital of $3,973,593 ; 2068 person^ employed in the lumber trade, with a capital of $305,850. The manufactures of Maine are considerable. Home-m^de or faniily manufac tures amounted, in 1840, to $804,397; there were 24 woollen manufactories, which^mployed 532 individuals, prpducing goods to the amount, of $412,366, with a tapital bf $316,105 ; 6 cotton manufactories produced goods to the amount of $970,397, with a capitalof $1,398,000. Flouring, grist, saw' and other mills, employed 3630 persons, and produced to the amount of $3,161,593; with a capital of $2,900,565. Ships were built to the amount of $1,884,902; 3610 "persons were employed in the fisheries, with a capital of $536,957. Total amount of capital employed in manufactures, $7,147,334, The principal college^ in Maine are Bowdoin, at Briinswick, founded in 1794 ;> "Waterville College, at Waterville, founded 1820; Bangor Theological Seminaiy, at Bangor, founded 1816; Wesleyan Seminary, at Readfield, founded 183p. These institutions had, in 1840, 366 students. There were in the State 86 acade mies, with 8477 students; 3385 common and primary schools, with 164,477 scholars. There were 3241 persons, over twenty years of age, who copld neither read nor write. The principal religious denominations are the Methodists, Baptist^, and Con- gregationalists. The Baptists had, in 1836, 222 churches, 145 ordained minis ters, and 15,000 communicants; the Methodists, 115 travelling preachers, and 15,493 communicants ; the Cbngregatiortalists,' IGl churches, 119 ministers, apd 12,370 communicants. There are also some Free-will Baptists, Friends, Episco palians, Unitarians, Uniyersalisl|S, and Roman Catholics. ¦ The chief works^ of internal improvement are the- Cumberland and Oxford MAINE. 223 Canal, completed in 1829, 20 J miles long; Bangor and Orono Railroad, com pleted in 1836, 10 mil-es long ; the Portland, SaCo and PortsRioutb Railrroad, incorporated, in 1837. This work, in connection with the Eastern Rail-road, con nects Boston with Portland; it Was completed in 1842. Several other lines of' rail-roads are qpntepiplated, the most important of which is a rail-road from Port land to Quebec. - _ , ' The city gf Portland is the largest and most important place in the State. It is beautifully situated on Casco Bay, is well laid out and handsomely built, and has a capacious harbour, which is defended by two forts. Here are six banks, sixteen churches, a. court-house, city hall, cUsfom-house, jail, athenajum, with, a public library containing 5000 volumes. The population, in 1840, was 15,218. The city of Bangor, the most important place on the Penobscot, has trebled its population since 1830; iri»1840 it contained 8627 inhabitants^ From 300 to 400 million feet of lumber are said to be annually expo{ted from this place. Augusta, the capital pf the State, occupies both sides of the Kennebec river, 50 miles from its rnouth : it contains a handsomo St-ate-house of granite, and an United States Arsenal. Below Augusta are Hallowell and Gardiner, both flourish ing towns; and at the head of ship navigation, and about 15 miles from the sea,. is Bath, noted for its ship-building. From Thomaston is exported large quantities, of lime, marble, and granite. Som6 of the other principal towns in Maine, are Eastport, Maphias, Calais, Orono, Belfast, Brunswick, Saco, and York. STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE. Tiis State is bounded on the north by Lower Canada ; on the east, by Maine and the Atlantic Ocean ; south by Massachushetts ; and West by Vermont. It is in length, from north to south, about 160 miles; and from east to west, 70 is about the average breadth. It is, in area, 8500 square mUes. The sea-coast of this State, from Piscataqua Harbor to the south boundary, i^ but 18 miles in extent. The country on the coast is level :. in the interior, the surface is greatly diversi fied by hills and valleys, and contains several mountains of considerable height; among which are the White Mountains, the most elevated of any in the New England States. The other considerable elevations are, Moosehillock, Monad- nock, Kearsarge, Sunipee, Ossipee, &c. The White Mountains are distinguished by the names of Washington, Frank lin, Adams, Jefferson, Madison,' MonrpO, and Pleasant. Mount Washington is 6,438 feet in height. They are covered with snow ten months in the year, and are often seen from a great distainee at sea, and frequently before any intermediate land, although they are at least 65 miles in the nearest direction from the coast; The wild and sublime character of their scenery causes them to be annually .visited by numerous travellers. The ascent to their summits is attended with considerable fatigue, but has been surmounted in a few instances by ladies. The view is rendered uncommonly grand and picturesque by the magnitude of the elevation, the extent and variety of the surrounding scenery, and, above all, by the huge and desolate piles of rocks extending'to a great distance in every direc tion. In the western pass of these mountains, there is a remarkable gap, called the Notch, which is esteemed one of the grandest natural curiosities in. the United States. To an admirer of the wonders of nature, the passage through the Notch, and the views from the Summit, afford a rich repast. Though inferior to the | Andes or the Alps in elevation, yet they display the grandest mountain scfenery, surpassing everything of the kind to be seen elsewhere in this country. The. principal rivers of Ne-yv England have their origin, either wholly or in 'part, in this State. These are, the Connecticut, Merrimack, Androscoggin, Saco,, and Piscataqua. The other most considerable streams are, the Upper and Lower Amonoosuck, Sugar Riv.er, Ashuelot, Contoocook, Magallaway, and Nashua. The principal lakes, are the Winnipiseogee, Umbagog, Ossipee, Sunapee, Squam, and Newfound -Lake. ,' Id 224 , UNITED STATES. . The inhabitants of New Hampshire are principally engaged in agriculture ; the chief products are Indian corn, wheat, rye; oats, barley, &c,; and horses and cattle, beef, pork, butter,, cheese, &c., are largely exported. There are some large manufacturing estajilishments,, chiefly in the southern part of the State. The mineral resources of New Hampshire are not great. ' Copper is found at Franconia, and iron is abundant in Lisbon and Franconia; plumbago or black lead also occurs in several places, particularly at Bristol. A fine-grained granite, which is quarried in many places, affords an excellent building material. The forest affords abundance of excellent timber, and the white pine sometimes attains the height of 200 feet, with a straight trunk six feet and upwards in diameter. About eight miles from the coast are the Isles of Shoals, belonging partly to New Hampshire, and partly to Maine. They lie betwcfen Portsmouth and New- buryport, and are hardly more than a cluster of shoals rising above the water. The inhabitants are about 100 in number; they live solely by fishing, and sup ply Portsmouth and the neighbouring towns with fresh fish. The population of New Hampshire, in 1790, was 141,855 ; in 1800, 183,858 ( in 1810, 314,460;, in 1820,344,161; in 1830,369,338.; and in 1840, 384,574. Of these, 139;004 were white males, and 145,033 white females; 348 were coloured males, and 390 coloured females. Employed in agriculture, 77,949 ; in commerce,' 1379 ; in manufactures ^nd trades, 17,826 ; in navigating the ocean, 455 ; do. lakes, rivers and canals, 198 ; in the learned professions, 1640. The exports for the year 1841 were $10,384, and the imports $73,701. The tonnage entered was 11,129, cleared 3805 tons. • . In 1840 there were 43,892 horses or mules, 275,562 neat cattle, 617,390 sheep, and 121,671 swine. There were produced, 422,124 bushels of wheat ; 308,148 of rye; 105,103 of buckwheat; 1,162,572 of Indian corn; 121,899 of bariey; 1,396,114 of oats; and 6,306,606 of potatoes ; 1,260,517 pounds of wool ; 1,162,368 of, sugar; and 496,107 tons of hay. The produce of the dairy was $1,638,543 ; of lumber, $433,217. ¦ ' • , ¦ Home-made or family goods were manufactured to the amount pf $538,303.. There were 66 woollen manufactories,! 153 fulling-mills, and. 58 cotton factories. The total amount Of capital employed in manufactures was $9,353,448. The principal literary institution of the State is Dartmouth College, in Hano ver, founded in 1770 ; to which is attached a flourishing medical department. The Gilmanton Theological Seminary was founded in 1835, under the direction of the Congregationalists. In these institutions there were, in 1840,433 students. There were in the State 68 academies, with 5799 students ; 2127 common and primary schools, with ,82,632 scholars. There were 942 white persons, over twenty yiears of age, who could neither re.ad nor write. , ¦ The principal religious d_enominations are the Congregationalists, Baptists, and Methpdists. ' In 1836, the Congregationalists had 159 churches, 143 ministers, and 18,982 corrimunicants; the Baptists "had 90 churches, 64 ordained ministers, and 6505 communicants; the Free-will Baptists had 100 congregations, and 81 ministers ; the, Methodists had 75 ministers. Besides .these,. there are Presbyte rians, Unitarians, Episcopalians, UniVersalists, and some Roman Catholics, with two societies of Shakers. • . " Portsmouth, the only sea-port, and the largest town in the State, is pleasantly situated on the PisCataqua, three miles from the sea. It has one of the finest harbours in the world, affording 40 feet of water in the Channel at low tide, and being easily accessible to vessels of the largest size, and completely landlocked. It is, protected by several forts. The tide rises ten feet. The town- stands on a peninsular elevation, sloping towards the harbour, and is well built. It contains seven churches, seven banks, the county buildings, &;c., and is well supplied with good water brought from the neighbourhood. Two -wooden bridges have been built across the Piscataqua, one of whjch is 1750 feet long. • There is here a navy-yard belonging to the Uriited States, situated on Navy Island, on the east side of the river, but within the limits of Maine. PopuTation in 1840i 7887; ¦being 195 less than in 1830. NE-yV HAMPSHIRE. 225 Concord, the capital of the State, on the west side of the Merrimack river, is handsomely built on two principal streets ; has the State-house and State prison of granite, besides banks, churches, hotels, &c. ; population, 4897. In the south east part of the State, are several towns largely engaged in manufactures ; these are, Dover, SOmersWorth, Newmarket and Exeter; the latter, besides its mills and manufactures, contains Phillip's Academy, a well-known and respectable semi nary. These are aU on navigable rivers, furnishing fine mill-seats, and constant communication with the sea. Nashua, -near the south line of .the State, contains several large cotton-mills ; pppulation in 1840, 6054. Hanover and Haverhill are towns of between 3000 and 3000 inhabitants each. Amherst and Keene are neat and thriving towns between the Merrimack and Connecticut rivers. Man chester, on the former, is a manufacturing town, with 3235 inhabitants. STATE OT VERMONT. Vermont is bounded N. by Lower Canada; E. by New Hathpshire; S. by Massachusetts ; W. by New "ifork ; from which it is separated, in part, by Lake Champlain. It is 157 miles in length, from north to south ; 90 miles in breadth on the northern, and 40 on the southern boundary ; and contains an area of 10,313 square miles, or 6,535,680 acres. The Green Mountains, from which the State derives its name, on account of the evergreens with which they are covered, occupy a large part o£||ttie State ; I and most of its surface is uneven. The range passes through its wlrale length, about half-way between Lake Cha,mplain and the Connecticut river. From these mountains, many streams take their rise : the most important are. Otter creek. Onion river. La Moile, and Missisque, which empty into Lake Cham- pfain, on the west ; the White, Pasumpsic, and West rivers, which flow into the Connecticut, on the east. The scenery of this" State is romantic and beautiful, the air pure and healthfulj I and the natives industrious, intelligent and hospitable. The soU is fertile, and all sorts of grain suited to the climate are produced in j great abundance. Dark, rich, and Ipamy, it is admirably calculated to sustain (drought, and affoi-ds the finest pasturage of any State in the Union. Wool is becoming an important product here. Cattle of various kinds are raised, with great facility ; and nowhere is finer beef to be seen, than is fed on the rich white clover pastures of Vermont. - The butter and cheese are universally knovirn for their excellence^ » Vermont is entirely in the interior ; yet, by the system of internal improvements, the Champlain Canal; and the Lake, vessels and steamboats have brought her ter ritory almost in contiguity with the sea. Part of the trade goes by canal to Albany, and part down the lake to Montreal : much of that which formerly went to Boston and Hartford, is now drawn by the Champlain Canal to, New York. This canal has been df incalculable advantage to the State. The population of Vermont in 1790 was 85,589; in 1800, 154,465; in 1810, 217,895; in 1830, 335,764; in 1830, 280,679; in 1840, 291,948. Of these, 146,378;were white males ; 144,840, do. feijiales ; 364 were coloured males ; 366, do. females. Employed in agriculture, 73,150; in commerce, 1303; in manu factures and trades, 1^,174; in mining, 77; in navigating the ocean, 41 ; do. lakes, rivers and canals, 146 ; in the learned professions, 1563. Ib 1840 thetewere in the State, 60,402 horses and mules ; 384,341 neat cattle ; 1,681,81^ sheep; 203,800 swine. There were produced, 495,800 bushels of wheat; 1,119,678 of Indian corn ; 330,993 of rye ; 54,781 of barley ; 288,416 of buckwheat; 2,222,548 of oats; 8,869,751 of potatoes; 3,699,235 pounds of wool; 4,647,934 of sugar; 836,739- tons of hay. 't'he products of the dairy amounted to $3,008,737 ; of^the orchard, to $313,944 ; of lumber, to $349,939. The exports of this State, for the year ending Sept. 30th, 1841, were $377,987', and the imports were 346,739 ; the tonnage entered was 13,560, and the tonnage cleared of the same amount. ' Vermont is an agricultural, rather than a commercial and manufacturing State. 226 UNITED STATES. I There were, in 1840, 747 retail stores, witji a capital, of $2,964,060; the Ivmrber trade employed a, capital of $45,506; home-made or famUy goods, were produced to the amount of $,674,548 ; 95 vi^oollen factories apd 339 fuUing-nWUs produced article? to the amount bf $1,331,953, with a capitalof $1,406,950; 7 cotton fac tories, with a capital of $118,000, produced articles to the amount of $113,000. The total amount of capital employed in manufactures in. the State,, was $4,^6,440. ' [ . There are three aODeges in Vermont. The University of Vennont, at Burling ton, was founded in 1791 ; Middlebury College, at Middlebury, was founded in 1800; Norwich University was founded,.in 1834. In these institutions there were, in 1840, 233 students. There were in the State 46 academies, with 4113 students, and 2403 common and primary schools, with 82,117 scholars. There were in the State 3270 white persons, over twenty years of age, who could neither read nor write. The principal religious denoniinatibns are the Cpngreg^tionalists, Baptists and Methodists. In 1836, the Congregationalists had 186 churches, 114 nrinisters; and 20,575 communicants ; the Baptists had 125 -churches, 78 ministers, and 10,535" Communicants; the Methodists had 75itinerant preachers ; the Episcopa lians had one bishop, and 18 ministers. Besides these, there is a consideraWer number of Universalists and Christians, and a few ¦ Unitarians and Roman Catholics. There are 19 bahks in the State, with an aggregate capitalof $1,325,530-, and a circulate of $1,966,812. Vermont has a Slate debt of about $350,000, about oHe-half oTwhich iVas contracted in the building of the new State-house. The capital of the State is the little town of Montpelier, situated in a wild and rugged region, at the junction of thb north and south branches of the Onion river. Here is a handsome State-house of granite, recently erected, toget,her with the public buildings of the county. The population of the town is 3735. West of the mountains are several flourishing towns, which, enjoy the advantage of an easy communication with Lake Champlain, and, through it, witt) the Hudson and St. Lawrence. St. Albans is a neatly built town, on a small bay, with an active and increasing trade,- and containing 700 inhabitants. Further south is Burlington, the largest town in the State, and the principal commercial place on the lake. It is pleasantly situated on a gently rising slope, overlooking the lake, and jt has an excellent l^arbour. Here are the cpunty buildings, and the Univer sity of Vermont ; and at the falls of the Onion river there are sottie manitfactorJes. The population is 4371. The city of Vergenlhes, with 1017 i.nhab'jfants, is acces sible to lake vessels ; and the American squadron on the lake was fitted out here in 1814. The falls in the river afford Some good mill-seats. Above Vergennes is IMiddlebury, which contains some mills, and a college. Marble of a good quality is quarried here. Population, 3162. Higher up the river is Rutland, containing quarries pf marble, several manufacturing establishments, and the JDublic buildings of the cpunty, with. 2708 inhabitants. On the Same side of the mountains, but farther south, is Benniiigton, near which are found limestone, mar ble, and iron. Here are some mills and iron-works. Population, 3429. This place is noted for the -victory gained in: 1777 by GeneralStark. , Cros^Hg the mountains, and entering the rich valley of the Connecticut, we find a, number of thriving towns and neat villages, lining its fertile meadows^ By me^ns of several short canals, boats are enabled to ascend the river above New bury ; the principal of these cuts is at Bellows' Falls, where a fall of fifty, feet is overcome by nine locks, and an excavation of half a mile in length. Brattlebpro' is a busy place of 2624 inhabitants, and containing some manufactories. Windsor is a neat town in a picturesque situation, with the lofty-peaks of Aseutney Moun tain towering above it. A small, stream which runs, through the town, sgrves to carry the machinery of several manufacturing establishments'; and there is a State prison built of granite, and conducted on the Auburn plan. Population, 3744. At the little village of Bellows' Falls, the river is suddenly cont^apted ftom 300 to 16 or 30 feet wide, and rushes with great impetuosity through a narrow chasm cut in the solid rock, having a fall of -nearly fifty feet in a half of a mile, MASSACHUSETTS. 227 "VV'oodstock, with 3315 inhabitants, lies a little off from the river; and higher up, but On the Connecticut, is Norwich : civil engineering and other practical sciences receive particular attention in the institution here, styled the Norwich University. Population, 2218. COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS. This State is bounded north by Vermont and New Hampshire; east by, the Atlantic Oceap; south by Rhode Island and Connecticut ; and west by New York. The average extent, from north to south, is 70 miles, and from east to west 140 ; area, 8500 square miles. The Green Mountains range through the central parts of the State, from north to south. These mountains, in their whole extent, abound in noble elevations, dark green forests, pleasant and sheltered valleys, and an infinite variety Of impressive scenery. The highest peaks are . Saddle Mf, Taghkonic, Mt. Tom, Mt. Holyokp, &c. Massachusetts has no large rivers wholly within her bounds. The Merrimack passes out of New Hampshire. into the northern division of the State, emptying into the sea at Newburyport. The Connecticut, in traversing it from north to. South, nearly bisects the State. The Housatonic, Charles and Ipswich, Neponset and Taunton, though they have short courses, are pleasant streams. The deep bay, between Cape Ann and Cape Cod, which has given name to the State, has caused it to be known in the other States by the iiame of the Bay State. Cape Ann bounds it on the north, and Cape Cod on the south. Agriculture receives here great attention, and is conducted with a feuperioi- degree of skill add intelligence. Massachusetts is no doubt the best cultivated State in the Union. Both the Legislature and agricultural societies have made great efforts to encourage a skilful aind thrifty husbandry, and to introduce the best foreign breeds df sheep and cattle. Commerce, manufactures, and the fish-^ eries, are, hovv-ever, the great objects of pursuit. . The population of the State of Massachusetts, in 1790, was 388,727 ; in 1800, 423,845; in 1810; 472,040; in 1820, 523,287; in 1830, 610,408; in 1840,"' 737,699. Of these, 360,679 were white males, and 368,351 v?hite feriiales ; 4654 were coloured males, and 4015 cploured females. Employed in agricul'ture,^ 87,837; in commerce, 8063; in manufactures and trades, 85,176; iri navigatingi the ocean, 37,153; do. rivers and canals,' 373; in mining, 499; in the learned' professions, 3804. , In 1840, there were in the State, 61,484 horses or mules ; 283,574 heat cattle ;, 378,336 sheep ; 143,221 swine. There were produced, 157,923 bushels of wheat ; ' 536,014 of rye; 1,809,192 of Indian corn; 87,000 of bucliwheat; 165,319 of bariey ; 1,319,680 of oats ; 5,385,652 of potatoes ; and,569,395 tons of hay. The products of the d-airy were valued ?t $2,373,299 • of the orchard, $389,177. Massachusetts is extensively engaged in the fisheries. There were produced; in 1840, 389,715 quintals of dried or smoked fish ; 124,755barrels of pickled fish ; 3,630,972 gallons of spermaceti oil ; 3,364,725 ,gallons of whale, or other fish Oil. In its shipping Massachusetts is the second State in, the Union, being inferior only to New York. ' 1 The exports in 1840 amoiinted to $10,186,261, and the imports to $16,513,858. There vvere 241 commercial and 123 commission houses engaged in foreign trade, with a capital of $13,881,517; 3625 retail dry-goods and other stores, with a capital of $12,705,038; the lumber trade employed a capital of $1,032,360; the fisheries employed a. capital of $11,725,850- The manufactures of Massachusetts are equally distinguished with its com merce. Home-made or family goods were produced to the amoufit of $331,942 ; 27 fulling-mills and 144 woollen manufactories .produced articles to the amount of $7,082,898, employing a capital of $4,179,850; 378 cotton factories produced articles to the amount pf $16,553,423, and employed a capital of $17,414,099 ; 1532 saddleries and other manufactories of leather produced articlesto the amount qf $10,553,836,'eraploying a capital of $3,318,544; flouring, grist and saw-mills 14* UNITED STATES. manufactured to the amount pf $1,771,185, and eijiployed a capital of $1,440,153; ships were built tp the amount of $1,349,994. , The total amount of capital em ployed in manufactures was $41^774,446. "Various works of internal improvement -have been executed, which, afford great convenience and facility to travelling and transportation. They- are, the Middlesex Canal, which extends from Boston to the Merrimack river, 36 miles; the Blackstpne Canal, from Worcester to Providence, R, I., '45 miles'; and the Hampden and Hampshire Canal, 30 miles, in length, which is a continua tion of the Farmington Canal, from the Connecticut north boundary to North ampton. The following rail-roads have been constructed, viz. : from Quincy to'Neponset river, 3 miles ; the first work of the kind in the United States. From Boston to Lowell, 36 miles, with a continuation through Nashua tp'Concord, N.H. ; a branch of this line from. Wilmington is carried, through Andover and' Exete;r, to North Ber wick, Me., 60 miles. From Boston tp Providence, 43 miles, arid thence to Sto-. *hington,'' Ct.'; a braneti line extends from Mansfield, through, Taunton, to New Bedford, 33 miles. From Boston to Worcester, 43 miles; .then commences the Western Rail-road, through Springfield to the west boundary of the State, where it connects with Albany, Hudson and Troy, by roads lately finished. From Worcester to Norwich, Ct., 59 miles. The Eastern Rail-road, 'through Salem and Portsmouth, to Pordand, Me., 104 miles. The Fitchburg Rail-road, leading through Concord, is in progress. A rail-road from Springfield to Hartford; 36 rniles, is on the point of being completed. Massachusetts has three colleges, and two theological seminaries. .Harvard University, at Cambridge, is the oldest and best endowed seminary in the coun try, having Ijeen founded in 1638, about eighteen years after the first landing on the rock Of Plyinouth; Williams College, ^t Williamstpwn, in the north-west corner of the State, was founded in 1793, and is flourishing : Amherst College, at Amherst, was founded in 1821, and has had an unexampled growth, ranking -with the first colleges in New England. The theological seminary at Andover, under the direction of the Congregationalists, has been munificently endovved by a few individuals, and is one of the oldest and most respectable of the kind in the United •States. It was opened for students in the autumn of 1808. The Baptists have a flourishing theological institution at Newtown, founded in 1835. All these institutions had, in 1840, 769 students. There were 351 academies ahd grammar schools in the State, with 16,746 students ; and 3363 common and primary schools, with 160,257 scholars. There were 4448 white persons, over' twenty years of age, who could neither read nor write. These, as in most cases in the States, were principally made up of foreign immigrants.. •The principal religious denominations are Congregationalists, Unitarians, Bap tists, Methodists, Episcopalians, and Universalists. In 1836, the Orthodox Con gregationalists , had about 323 churches, 291 ministers, and 46,950 communicants ; the Unitarians had about 130 ministers; the Baptists had 129 churchesj 160 ministers, and 30,200 communicapts ; the Methodists had 87 ministers; the Episcopalians had one bishop, and 37 ministers; the Universalists had 100 con gregations, and 44 ministers ; the Friends had 18 societies ; the Roman Catholics had one bishop, and 11 ministers. Besides these, there are afew Presbyterians, Christians, Swedenborgian or New Jerusaleih, and Shakers. Boston, the capital of Massachusetts, and the principal city of New England, is pleasantly situated upon a small hilly peninsula on Boston Bay, with a safe and commodious harbour, deep enough to admit the largest vessels, capable of containing 500 ships at once, and so completely landlocked as to be perfectly secure. Several forts, erected, on these islands, command the approaches tp the city. Beside the main peninsula, the city comprises another peninsula, called South Boston, connected with the former by two free bridges ; and the island of East Boston, with which communication is kept up by steam ferry-boats. Four wooden bridges also connect the city with Charlestown and Cambridge ;• a solid causeway of earth unites it to Brookline ; and a narrow neck of land,°which has been raised and widened by artificial constructions, joins it to Roxbury. MASSACHUSETTS. 329 The population, in 1800, was 24,937 ; in 1820, 44,398 ; in 1830, 64,392 ; and in 1840, 93,383 : but, if the adjacent towns are included," which in fact form so many suburbs of the city, the population exceeds 130,000. ' The State-house, fronting a fine park of 75 acres, called the Common, and standing on the most. elevated part of the city; the market-house, a handsome granite edifice, two stories high, 536 feet by 50 ; the court-house, which is also of granite, 176 feet long, 57 high, 54 wide; the city hall,, or- old Stale-house, and Faneuil Hall, more interesting from historical associations than from their architectural merits ; and the Massachusetts General Hospital, a handsome granite building, 168 feet in length ; 'the Institution for the Blind, in which are about 50 pupils; the Boston Athenaeum, which has a library of 30,000 volumes, and a picture- gallery ; the Medical School of Harvard University ; the Eye and Ear Infirmary; the Houses of Industry, Reformation, and Correction, are the principal public buildings that deserve mention. - , The bridges and wharves are remarkable for their great length. The Canal bridge is 3800 feet long ; the West Boston bridge, 2760 feet ; and some of the others exceed 1500 feet. The wharves have been constructed in a somewhat similar manner. Central wharf, 1380 feet .long, by 150 wide, contains 54 large warehouses; four stories high. Long wharf, 1800 long, by 200 in width, has 76 warehouses,-equally spacious. Commercial wharf is 1100 feet, by "160, with a range of 34 granite warehouses. , , As a commercial city, Boston is the second in the Union, in amount of business. In 1840, the shipping belonging to the port amounted to 220,343 tons; value of imports, $16,000,000; exports, $10,000,000. Banking Institutions, 25, with an aggregate capital of $17,800,000; insurance companies, 35, with a capital of $6,000,000 ; 36 newspapers, 12 of which are published daily. This city has ever been distinguished for its attention to education. The free schools are, the Latin Schopl, the High School, nine grammar and writing schools, 57 primary schools, and one African school for blacks. There are also numerous private schools for children of both sexes. Boston has 106 literary and charitable socie ties. The American Academy of Arts and Sciences, the Historical Society, and the Natural History Society^ are among th« learned societies. There are 75 churches, 2 theatres, an Odeon, &c. Charlestown, which is connected with Boston by three bridges, stands on a lofty peninsula, the centre of which is occupied- by Bunker Hill. Though irre gularly built, it commands many fine views of the harbour and the surrounding country. The Bunker Hill Monument is an obelisk of gra.nite, rising to the height, of 320 feet from its base, Which is 50 feet square. The United States' Dock yard, comprising a number of store-houses, arsenals, magazines, barracks, and slips, With a gra-ving Or dry-dock, built at a cost of $677,000, covers an extent of about sixty acres. Tfie population of the town is 11,484. Adjoining Charles- ,town'is, Cambridge, the seat of Harvard University, with 8,409 inhabitants. At Watertowm, adjoining Cambridge, there is an United States' Arsenal. To the south-west is the little town of Brighton, noted for its cattle market, in which, in 1840, the sales of' cattle, calves, sheep, and swine, amounted tp almost $2,500,000. Lynn is a neat and thriving tOwn, whose inhabitants, be side making 2,500,000 pair of shoes annually, carry on the cod and whale fish-. eries. Population in 1840, 9367. . A long beach of smooth, hard sand, terminates in the rocky little peninsula of Nahant, a favourite watering-place of the neighbouring- towns. Marblehead, long the principal seat of the cod fishery, has of late turned its attention partly to mechanical industry, particularly to shoeraaking, which occupies the winter leisure of many of its hardy fishermen.' 100 sail of small vessels are employed in the fishing, coasting, and foreign trade. Population, 5575. The city of Salem, with 15^082 inhabitants, is noted for the commercial enter prise and industrious spirit of its citizens. It was long largely engaged in the East India and China trade, and its coasting and foreign trade is still c.onsider- able; but it labours under the disadvantage of not having a sufficient depth of water for the largest vessels. The inhabitants have lately engaged in the whale 230 UNITED STATES. fishery, in which they employ 13 ships; fhfe'wbole shipping of the port amounts to 37,021 tons. , The city ,il neatly built, and.it contains ,an athenffium, a marine museum, a valuable collection of natural and artificial .curiosities, belonging to the East India Marine Society, which is composed wholly of nautical men; 8 banking institutions, with an aggregate capital of $3,350,000 ; 3 insurance com panies, with a capital of $570,000; 18 churches, and several charitable institu-^ tions.^ The manufactures are also considerable. Beverly, connected with Salem by a bridge 1500 feet ih length, has 4689 inhabitants, chiefly occupied in cotn- merce and the fisheries ; and Danvers is a busy town, with a population of 5020, containing 21 tanneries, a rolling and slitting mill, &c.. Cape Anne, the north point of Massachusetts Bay, is occupied by the fishing-town of Gloucester: ton nage owned here, 17,072 ; population, 6350.' A few miles nprth of the cape is the handsome town of Newburyport,\situated at the mouth of the Merrimack. Its foreign commerce was formerly more extensive than it is at present, but its trade is still important ; and the whale, mackerel and cod fisheries are alsp carried on from this place : tonnage, 23,965.' Population, 6716. - The south 'point of the great bay from which the State takes its name, is Cape Cod, along irregular peninsula, of 75 niiles in length, by from 5 to 20 in breadth. It consists chiefly of hills of white sand, mostly destitute pf vegetation- The houses are in some places built upon stakes driven into the ground, with open spaces between, for the sand to drift through. The cape, notwithstanding, is well, inhabited, and supports a large population, the majority of whicb subsists by the fisheries and the coasting-trade. South of Cape Cod is the island of Nantucket, containing the town of the same name, vj'ith 9012 inhabitants, all crowded toge ther close upon theharbour, whiph'lies on the northern side. Th'e island is merely a sand-bank, 15 miles in length, by aboiit 5 or 6 in breadth, slightly elevated above the ocean. There are, however, some productive spots; and about 7000 sheep and 500 cows are raised, which feed in one pasture, the land being held in comhion. The inhabitants^ are distinguished for their enterprise. 'They have about 75 ships engaged in_the whale-fishery, and a considerable number of small vessels in the^coasting-trade ;-, 34,342 tons of shipping,-are owned here, and 2000 .men and boys belonging to the island are employed in navigation. Martha's, Vineyard is somewhat longer than Nantucket, and contains considerable wood land. The inhabitants are mostly'pilots and fishermen; but some salt and woollen cloth are made. Hplmes'Hole, a safe and capacious harbour on the northern coast, is an importantstation^for ships waiting for favourable weather to pass Cape Cod. ' Fifty-seven miles south of Boston, and situated on Buzzard's Bay, is New Bedford, the great seat of the whale-fishery. It is a handsomely built town,.and has a safe and capacious harbour. The population, in 1840, amounted to 12,087. The shipping of the district, jvhich includes several other' towns on the bay, is 89,089 tons; nearly the whole of this is- employed in the whale-fishery; and in 1841, 54,860 barrels of sperm and 49,555 of whale oil were brou^t in here'. Capital employed in the fisheries, $4,512,000. There are 4 banks, with a capital of $1,300,000 ; 3 in^rance offices, 14 churches, an academy, &c. A rail-road, 34 miles long, connects this place with TaUnton. Lowell is the greatest manufacturing town in the United States, and may be considered the Manchester of America. It was commenced in 1813, but its prin cipal increase dates from 1833 ; it now contains 35,000 inhabitants. In 1844, the capital employed in its various manufactures amounted to $10,850,000. Its cotton -and -woollen factories alone give employment to near 9000 operatives,' the greater part of whom are females. About 34,000,000 pounds of Cotton are expended anijually in the production of 76,000,000 yards of cloth. The average amount of wages paid per month is $138,600. The supply of water-power from the Merrimack is convenient and unfailing. Lowell also contains powder-mills, flahnel-works, grist and sawrmills, glass-works, &c. Among the other places noted for manufactures are Fall River village^ near the mouth of Tauntou river; this town was almost wholly destroyed by fire on the 2d of .luly, 1843, but was almost immediately rebuilt; the loss was estimated at RHODE ISLAND. , 231 $700,000. 'Taunton, on the river of the 'same name, and 33 miles so^th-west from Boston; Worcester, west from Boston;. Springfield and Northampton, both on Connecticut river, the former on its eastern, and the latter on its western side; Pittsfield in the western, and, Adams in the north-western, part of the State. STATE OF RHODE ISLAND. Rhode Islano is bounded north and east by Massachusetts, south by the Atlan tic. Ocean, and west by Connecticut. Its extent, from north to south, is'about 43 miles, and from east to west, 43; area, 1500 square miles. The face of the country is mostly-level, except in the north-west, part of which is billy and rocky. The soil is generally better adapted to grazing than tillage., A large proportion: of the north-western and western, part of the State has a thin and lean soil, but the islands and country bordering on Narragansett Bay are of great fertility,- and are celebrated, for their fine cattle,.and the abundance and excellence of their but ter and cheese. The products are corn, rye, barley, pats, and some wheat. The island of Rhode Island is celebrated for its beautiful, cultivated appear ance, abounding in smooth swells, and being divided with great uniformity into well-tilled fields, The climate much resembles that of , Massachusetts and Con necticut in its salubrity : the parts of the State adjacent to the sea are favoured with refreshing breezes in summer, and its winter is the most mild of any of the New England States. The rivers are small, with courses of not more than fifty or sixty miles, and discWarging an inconsiderable quantity of water ; but as they descend fiom two liundred to four hundred and fifty feet, and are steady in their supply of water, _they furnish a great number of valuable mill-seats; and they have been exten sively applied to manufacturing purposes. The Pawtucket, Pawtuxet, and Paw- catuck, are the principal streams. Tlie population of Rhode Island, in 1790, was 58,825; in 1800, 69,132; in 1810, 76,931; in 1320, 83,059; in 1830, 97,212; in 1840, 108,830. Of these 51,363 were white Males; 54,225 white females; 1413 were coloured males; 1825 coloured- females. Employed in agriculture, 16,617; in commerce, 1348 ; in manufactures and trades, 21,3'71 ; in navigating the ocean, 1717 ; in the learned professions, 457. It is the only State in the Union in which the number employed in manufactures and trades exceeds those employed in agriculture. There were in the State, in 1840, 8034 horses and mules ; 36,891 neat cattle ; 90,146 sheep; 30,659 swine. There were produced 3098 bushels of wheat; 34,531 of rye; 450,498 of Indian corn; 3979 of buckwheat; 66,490 of bariey; 171,517 of oats; 911,973 of potatoes; 183,830 pounds of wool. The exports for the year ending September 30th, 1841, was $378,465 ; and the imports were $339,593. The tonnage entered was 35,195 tons, and the tonnage cleared was 31,698 tons. The manufactiires of this State, small as it is, are deserving of particular notice. According to the census of 1840, home-made or family goods were pro duced to the amount of $57,180 ; 41 woollen factories, with 45 fulling-mills, produced goods to-the amountof $843,173, employing a capital of $635,350 ; 909 cotton factories produced goods to the amount of $7,116,793, employing a capital of $7,360,000; various mUls produced articles to the amount of $83,683, employing a capital of $153,310 ; vessels werebuilt to the amount of $41,500 ; four distilleries produced 885,000 gallons of distilled spirits, and 3 breweries- produced 89,600 gallons of beer, with a capital of $139,000; capital employed in the fisheries, $1,077,157. The total amount of capital employed in manufac tures was $10,696,136. Brown University, at Providence, founded at Warwick, in 1764, and per manently located at Providence, in 1770, is the only college in the State, and is' a flourishing institution. The president and a majority of the trustees are required to be of 10,039 communicants; the -Methodists had 73 ministers; the Episcopalians had one bishop and 63 ministers. The chief worlis of internal improvement in Connecticut are, the Farmington canal, extending from New Haven to, Nortfiarapton, Mass., 78,miles; the rail road from Stonington to Providence, ,45 miles, chiefly in Rhode Island ; this work- connects with the Long Island r'ail-rosd; at Greenporl, by a steam ferry of I 234 UNITED STATES. mOes. The Norwich and Worcester, 59 miles. The New- Haven, and Hartford, 36 miles ; noW extended to Springfield, Mass. The Housatonic, from Bridgeport to West Stockbridge, Mass., 96 mile,s. The three last connect with the great rail-road system-ipading from Boston to .Buffalo. New Haven, a semi-capital of the State, is situated on a bay of the same name. The harbour is- safe and spacious, but it is shallow and gradually filling up.< The city is regulariy laid out and neatly buUt": many of the houses have fine gardens j some of the principal streets are bordered by rows of shade trees, and the princi pal square is finely- ornamented in the same manner. Among, the public buildings are the State-house, the State-hospital, the Halls of Yale. College, ten churches, &c. One of the wharves here is 3943 feet in length. The coasting and foreign trade of New Haven is considerable : steam-boats and packets keep up a regular, communication with New York ; and there are some extensive manufactories of fire-arms, carriages, &c. Population, 12,960. 'Bridgeport is a thrivingtown near the mouth of Housatonic river, with 4570 inhabitants ; it cpntaiiis .6 churches,, 3 banks, a'number of manufacturiiig establishments, 8 academies, and 13 schools. The capital employed in manufactures amounts to- half a million dollars. The Housatonic rail-road commences here. In the interior, are Danbury and Litch field, with. some manufactures. . Hartford, also a semi-capital of the State, is built on the west bank of Cpn-: necticut river. It stands in a fertile, district, aboiihding in neat villages, which enjoy the advantaged of numerous -mill-seats and easy communication -with the sea; population in 1840, 9468. Steamboats run daily between Hartfor-dand Now York, and several ,small steam-packets and tow-boats are employed on the river above. The principal branches of industry are printing and publishing,'SboeT making, tbe, manufacturing of saddlery, cards, and wire, wearing apparel, &c. Aipong the public buildings are the State-house, city hall, 13 churches, 5 banks,' savings bank, &c„ the Asylum for the deaf and dumb, retreat for the insane, &c. The Asylum for the deaf aqd dumb, the first institution of the kind established in America, was founded in 1816, and has about 140 pupils, who receive instruction in various branches of useful learning, and acquire a knowledge of the useful arts.. Washington College, founded in 1824, has 7 professors and '72 students. Middletown, a few, miles below Hartford, is accessible to vessels drawing ten feet of ¦water, and its coasting and foreign trade is considerable. The situation of tbe town is pleasant, and the houses and public buildings neat. Its manufactures comprise cotton and woollen goods, powder, cordage, papei, machinery, &c. : population, 3511. Saybrook, at the mouth of the Connecticut river, was the first spot occupied by Eurppeans in Connecticut, and the ground was regularly laid out for a large city ; hut the anticipations of its founders, have not been- realised. J New London, near the mouth of Thames river, is the principal commercial place in Connecticut, with, one of the best harbours in the country. Its trade is considerable; ^upwards of fifty ships sail hence to the whale-fishery. P'opolation, 5519. Norwich, 13 miles above New London, is a flourishing manufacturing city. The water-power is ample, and,is extensively employed. There are in tbe township 17 manufacturing establishments, 8 churches, 4 banlis, &c. Population of the city, 4700 ; of the township, 7239. Stonington, in the south-east corner of the State, has a considerable number of vessels engaged in the whaling and seal ing business. Population, 3898^ - , ' MIDDLE STATES. The Middle Stages are bounded on the north by Canada, the river St. Law rence, and Lakes -Ontario and Erie; south by Virginia; east by the Atlantic Ocean and New England ; west by the State of Ohio and Virginia. As a region, the Middle States comprise New "York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware ; it extends, from north to south, about 490 miles, and from east to west. UNITED STATES. 235 =T1 360 miles, with an area of 115,000 square miles, and occupies one o,f the finest parts of the Union. Tbe isurface presents every variety of mountain, hill, plain and. valley, Th^ Appalachian, or Alleghany, Range, extends through this region, from south-wesb. to north-Bast, in several parallel ridges, which attains in Pennsylvania its widest limits ; none of these, however, reach the elevation of the highest summits of the Blue Ridge in North Carolina, or thei White Mountains in New Hampshire. The Alleghany is generally covered wjth forests, and contains many wild solitudes,. seldom trodden by the foot of man, fording shelter to various species of game." The most prominent rivers of the Atlantic sections of the United States are in .this region. The Hudson and Delaware rank amongst the most important and' useful of our navigable streams ; but the Susquehannah is, notwithstanding its length, but little available without the aid of artificial navigation. The mineral -productions are various and valuable. Bituminous and anthracite coal, several kinds of iron ore, salt, lime, exceUent building materials, and clays useful in the arts, are among the treasures in which it abounds. Mining industry has acquired importance from the activity and success with which it has lately been pushed; and the public works of this section are particularly rettiarkable for their number and magnitude. In general the soil is fertile, and particularly favourable to the production of every species of grain : wheat is the principal object of culture ; tobacco is exten sively raised ; also Indian corn, rye, barley, &c. The fruits "common to the tem perate regions are' abundant, and of excellent quality. The commerce of the Middle States is extensive, and chiefly carried on thrpugh the cities of New York and Philadelphia, to which it centres ; the trade, however, of a considerable part of Pennsylvania and Lfelaware floWs to Baltimore. "Manufacturing industry is I carried to a greater extent, in proportion to the population, than ih any part of the' United States, excepting New England; it employg a vast amount of capital and Jabpur, and affords generally a competent remuneration to thousands of both sexes. The Middle States were origiually settled by people of various^ countries, hav- ¦ing different habits, feelings, and opinions : society, therefore, does not possess that uniform character which admits of a general description. The people have not that unity of feeling and interest which is observed in the New England ahd Southern States ; and the only reason for their being classed together is their contiguity : they seldom unite for any public purpose, and there seems to be but little sympathy, or common feeling, which prompts them to act in concert for pub lic affairs. The great body is of British descent, but in New York and Maryland there are many Germans; and in Pennsylvania they are so numerpus as to con stitute, in some respects, a separate community, retaining their own language, and being often ignorant of English. In New York and New Jersey there are many- descendants of the original Dutcli settlers of New Amsterdam ; and in some secr {ions the Dutch language is partially spoken. ' After the close of the revolutionary war, the emigration from the New England States into New York continued to set so strongly for many years, t^t a majo rity of the present population of that State are natives of New England, or their descendants. There is alsp a large body of New England emigrants in Pennsyl vania. The whole population of the five Middle^ States is a little upwards of four millions ; in which number are 180,500 slaves, and nearly 170,000 free, blacks. STATE OF NEW YORK. This great State, the most flourishing, wealthy, and - populous in the Union, combining with almost unequalled natural advantages' of soil, internal navigation, and easy access by sea, public works executed on a scale of imperial grandeur, exhibits one of those amazing examples of growth and prosperity, that are seen. novf here on the globe beyond our own borders, - New York is the most northern of the Middle States, and is, bounded north by Lake Ontario, the St. Lawrence River, and Lower Canada; east, by Vermont, 15 W~ 236 UNITED STATES. Massachusetts, and Connecticut; south by the Atlantic Ocean, New Jersey; and Pennsylvania; and vt'est by Lake Erie, Pennsylvania; and'the Niagara river. Length, 316miles ; J)readth, 304 ; containing about 46,000 square miles-. This State forms a portion of the, elevated tahle-land of the United States, broken in soitie places by mountainous ridges of inconsiderable elevation, 'and containing some remarkable depressions, which-form -the basins, of lakes, or the cliannels of the rivers., ' , • - ¦ The principal river's are the Hudson, St, Lawrence, Delaware, Susquehanna, .Alleghany, Genesee, Niagara, Oswego, and Jihe Moh'awk. A part of the lakes Erie, Ontario and Champlain, are in this State. The other principal lakes are Lake George, Cayuga, Seneca, Oneida, Oswegatchie, Canandaigua, &c. The soil in the maritime part of the State is sandy, in the middle beautifully, undulating, and in the western and southern-division remarkably le-irel, rich, and inclining to alluvial formation. ' - , Iron ore is found in inexhaustible quantities, and of a good quality, in the north; eastern part of the State ; it occurs also in some of the central, eastern, and south- 'western counties. Lead is found in some parts;. also gypsum, in.the central counties, where it is extensively used for agricultural purposes. Limestone like wise occurs. Salt is procured in abundance from the OnoUdaga salt-springs, in the township of Salina; the brine is conducted to, Salina, Syracuse, and other neighbouring villages, where the salt is' obtained by-boiJing,by solar, evaporation, and by artificial evaporation,' 45 gallbhs of vpater yielding a bushel of salt. The well-known springs of .Ballston and Saratoga are partly saline, partly chalybeate ; and the water is exported in considerable quantities, not onl}^ to other States, but to foreign countries. In the western part of the State there are burning springs, yielding carburetted hydrogen, which is applied fo economical USes in the neigh bouring villages. Wheat is the great agricultural staple of thp- State, and flour and provisions are largely exported. The manufactures are extensive and flourishing. The capital employed in that branch of national- industry, in 1840, was over $55,000,000, in dependent of home-made articles produced to the amount of more than $4,600,000. The cotton and woollen factories alone employed a capital of about $8,400,000, and produced articles to the value of near $7,200,000. '. The commerce of New York is on a great scale, as, beside supplying her own wants, and exporting her surplus productions, she imports a large share of the foreign articles consumed in the neighbouring Atlantic States, as well as in many of the Western States, to which her natural and artificial channels of communi cation give her access ; and her gireat. commercial emporium is the outlet for the produce of the same regions.' The inhabitants consist in part of the descendants of the original Dutch settlers, who have at present, however, lost in a great measure their national characteris tics, and the descendants of the German palatines, who removed thither in the beginning of the last century, with some emigrants Yroni Great Britain, and other European countries. , But the mass of the pedple are of New England, origin or descent, , and' they are favourably distinguished for enterprise, intelligence, and vii-tue. ' ,, , ' , The population in 1790 was 340,120; in 1800, 586^050; in 1810,959,049; in 1820, 1,372,810; in 1830, 1,913,503 ; and in 1840,2,428,921. Of these, 853,929 were'white males, and 816,276 white females; 6435 were coloured males, and 6428 coloured females. Employed in agriculture, 455,954 ; in coramerpe, 28,468 ; in manufactures and trades, 173,193; in mining, 1898; in navigating the ocean, 5511 ; do. lakes, rivers and canals, 10,167; in, the learned professions, 14,111. There were in the State, according to the census of 1840, 475,543-horses and mules; 1,911,244 neat Cattle; 5,118,777 sheep; 1,900,005 swine ; poultry to the valueof$l,I53,143. There were produced, 12,286,418 bushels of whafit; 3,979,333 of rye; 10,972,386of Indian corn ; 3',5g0,060 of bariey ; 3,387,835 of buckwheat; 30,123,614 of potatoes; 9,845,295 pounds' of wool ; 10,048,109 of sugar ; 447,3.35 of hops; 1735 of silk cocoons; 3,127,047 tons of hay ; and 1130 of hemp or flax NE-W YORK. , 237 The products of the dairy amounted -to $10,496;031 ; of the orchard, to $1,701,935 ; of lumber, to $3,891,303. . , The commerce of New York greatly surpasses that of any other State in the Union. The exports of 1841 were $33;139,833, and the imports were $7^,713,426 ; the tonnage entered was ,1,1 11, 680; the tonnage cleared, 965,548. The manufactures of the State are also extensive. Home-made or family manufactures amounted to $4,636,547 ; 333 woollen manufactories, with 890 ¦fulling-mills, produced articles to the ainotint of $3,537,337, with a capital of $3,469,349 ;- 117 cotton factories, with 211,659 spindles, employed 4407 persons, and a capital of $4,900,773, and. produced articles of the value of $3,640,237; 333 persons produced 3,867,884 bushels of salt, with a capital of $5,601,000 ; 186 furnaces produced 39,088 tons of cast>iron; 120 forges produced 53,693 tons of bar-iron,' and employed a capital of $2,003,418 ; 9 smelting-houses produced 670,000 pounds of lead, and .employed a capital of ^331,000; boots, shoes, sad dles, &c., were produced to the amount of $6,33^,924 ; machinery was produced fo the amount of $2,395,517 ; hardware, and cufjery, tp the value of $1,566,974 ; precious metals, to the Value of $1,106,203 ; 212 distilleries produced 11,973,815 gallons of spirits ; 83 bfeweries produced 6,059,122 gallons of beer, and employed a capital Of- $3,107,066 ; 338 flouring-miUs produced 1,861,385 barrels of flour, and, with other mills, produced articles to the amount of $16,953,380, and em ployed a capital of $14,648,814 ; vessels were built to the ampunt df $797,317; amount of .capital' employed in the fisheries; $949,350. The total ainount of capital employed in manufactures was $55,352,779. This State has several important literary institutions : Colunibia College, in New York city, founded in 1754; Union CoUege, at Schenectady, founded in 1795; Hanailton CoUege, in Cliritpn, founded in 1813; Geneva College, at Ge neva, founded in 1833; University of the City of New York; founded in 1831. The Hamilton Literary and Theological Seminary -was founded by the Baptists in 1319 ; the Theological Institute of the Episcopal Church Was founded in 1819, in the city of New York ; the New York Theological Seminary, at Auburn, was founded in 1831 ; the Hartwick Seminary, at Hartwick, Otsego county, founded 1816; the College of Physicians and Surgeons, in tbe city of New York, was founded in 1807 ; the Albany Medical College was founded in 1839., In the above-^named institutions there were, in 1840, 1385 students. There were in the State 505 academies, with 34,715 students, and 10,539 common and primary schools, with 502,36'? scholars. There were 44,452 white persons, over twenty years of age, who could neither read nor write. In 1838, the Presbyterians, with a few CongregMiOnalists, had 564 ministers, and 86,000 communicants; the Dutch Reformed had 142 ministers, and 15,800 Communicants; the Methodists had 591 ministers, and 30,700 c.omtnuni cants ; the Baptists had, 483 ministers, and 67,183 communicants ; the Episcopalians had 207 ministers, and about 10,000 communicants; the Associate Reformed had 30 ministers ; the Lutherans had 37 ministers ; the Roman Catholics had 33 minis ters ; the Unitarians had 8 ministers; the Univ.ersalists had 35 ministers. The State of New York is distinguished for its magnificent public works, con structed for tlie purpose of connecting the great central basin of the lakes and the St. Lawrence with the Atlantic ; 663 mUes of canal navigation have been ob tained, at a cost of $13,497,568.' The great trunk is the Erie canal, extending from Buffalo, on Lake Erie^ to the HudsPh, 364 miles. The Champlain canal extends from Lake Champlain, at Whitehall, to the junction of the Erie canal with the Hudson,. 64 miles, with a navigable feeder of 13 miles ; lockage, 188 feet, by 31 locks. Other branches of this work, pervading different parts of the State, ,are the Oswego canal, 38 miles, connecting the Erie canal at Salina with Lake Ontario; Cayuga and-SCneca canal, 33 miles, extending from Geneva to Montezuma, pn the Erie canal, and thus continuing the navigation through those two lakes ; Crooked Lake, eight mile^, connecting that lake, with Seneca Lake; Chemung canal, from the, head of the' latter to the river Chemung, or Tioga, at Elmira, 23 miles, with' a navigable feeder .from Painted Post to Eimira, of 16 miles; Chenango canal,'97 miles in length, from Binghamton, on the Chenahgo, "'¦ ' """"" ' """ 30 " 238 UNITED STATES. to Utica ; the Black iRiver canal, 35 jnile? in length, .from Rome, on the Erie canal, to High Falls, on Black river; and the Genesee Valley canal, from Rochester to .Olean, on the Alleghany river, 107 miles. , ' Beside the vvorks constructed by the State; the principal canal made by a pri vate company is the Delaware and Hudson, extending from the mPuth ofjlound- Qut creek, on the Ijatter river, to Port Jervis on the Delaware, up that rivej to the mouth of the Lackawaxen, and along the latter to Honesdale, in Pennsylvania; total length 10^ miles, of which 36 are in Pennsylvania. From Honesdale a rail road runs to th,e coal-mines at Carbondale, a distance of 16 miles.. The following are the principal rail-roads completed in the State of New York : From Albany to, Schenectady, 16 miles ; from Schenectady, to Utica, 78 miles; from Utipa to Syracuse, 53 miles; from Syracuse to Auburn, 36 miles; from- Auburn to 'Rochester, 73 miles; ifrom Rochester to Attica, 44 miles-; from Attica to Buffalo, 36 miles. All the foregoing roads form one continuous line from Albany to Buffalo of 331 miles, and, in connection with the rail-road from Albany to West Stockbridge, Ms., of 38 miles, and thence to Boston, 163 miles, the whole forms a splendid connected rail-road of 531 miles in length. The other chief rail roads in the State extend from Schenectady tb Saratoga Springs, 22 miles; from West Troy to Schenectady, 20 miles; from Troy to Ballston Spa, 23^ miles; frofti Hudson to West Stockbridge, Ms., 33 miles;. from Brooklyn to Greenpprt, 90 miles; from New York to White Plains, 29 miles ; from Coming to Bloss- burg, Pa., 40 miles; from Buffalo J;o Niagara Falls, 33 miles ; from Lockport to Niagara 'Falls, 34 miles ; from Ithaca to Owego, 39 miles ; and from Piermont to Dunkirk, on lake Erie, 446 miles: this road is finish^^d and in use froin Pier mont, about 45 miles. _ ' - The city of New York is the largest, most wealthy, and most flourishing ofall American cities ; the greatest commercial emporium of America, and, after Lon don, the greatest in tjie vvorld. " r/^ No city in the world possesses equal advantages for foreign commerce and inland trade. 'Two long lines of canals, stretching bacli in every direction, have increased its natural advantages, and rendered it the great mart of an almost indp- finite extent of country ; while its facilities of communication with all parts of the world have made it the thoroughfare of fhe same-vast.region. Tlie progress of its population has never been paralleled : in 1790 it was 33,131 ; in 1810,96,373; in 1830, 303,007 ; and in 1340,313,710; or, including Brooklyn, nearly 350,000. New York is well-built and regularly laid out, with the exception of the older part, in which the streets are crowded, narrow, and crooked ; but this now forms only a small portion of the city. It is chiefly as a great mart of foreign and inland commerce that J^^ew York is mostadvantageously known. The arrivals from foreign ports are about, 3000 annually, and of coasters near 4800. The passengers that arrived in 1843 were 46,302 in number, of wboiii only 341 were, Americans. The imports in the same year amounted to ^50,308,520, the exports to $23,440,336, and the-duties collected to $11,300,407. There is a' line of steam-packets to Liverpool, besides which thjere are line-ships that sail for Liverpool every five days, to London every ten days, and to Havre every eight days., -'Regular lines of packets are also established to all the chief cities of the United States, the West Indies, and South America. Steamboat-lines to all the adjacent maritime towns are numerous. There are in New York 35 banks, with an aggregate capital of more than $37,000,000; several marine insurance companies, with a capital of about $3,000,000; 33 fire; insurance companies, with' a capital of about $6,000,000, besides several mutual insurance companies. 'There are ,4 savings banks, 15 markets, 6 theatres, a circus, and 2 museums. Among the public build ings are the Ci'ty Hall, a handsonie edifice of white .marble, with a front of 216 feet; the Hall of the University, a splendid building, l80 by 100 feet; the Hall of Columbia CoUege; the Hospital,; the City Lyceum; 135 churches; the Astor House, a vast hotel of Quincy granite, 200 feet by 150, and 77 fee,t high, contain ing 390 rooms; the Almshouse at Bellevue, on East river; the Penitentiary on Blackwell's Island, in the same river, several miles froiji the city; the Custom- NEW YORK. 239 house, an elegant building, 17'7 fept long by 89 wide, on the model of the Par thenon ; the new Exchange, recently erectpd in place of the one destroyed by fire lin 1835 ; the Hall of Justice, built in the Egyptian style, and usually called the Tombs. The benevolent societies are numerous and well supported. They comprise a hospital, with which is connected a lunatic asylum, at Bloonlingdale ; a hospita} at Bellevue, for the sick and inSane poor, connected with the city almshouse; three dispensaries.; an institution for the blind ; one for the deaf and dumb ; and a great number of orphan asylums, relief associations, education, bible, and tract, ¦societies, &c. Neither is New 'York behind her sister cities in her literary and scientific establishrrients. Beside the educational institutions already mentioned, the Historical Society, the New York Society Library, with 40,000 volumes; the Lyceum of Natural History, and the American Lyceum, have published some valuable papers'; while the Mercantile Library Association, and the Apprentices' Library, show that the merchants and mechanics are not indifferent to the intellec tual improvement of their clerks and apprentices. There ?ire here also an Academy of Fine Arts, and an Academy of Design. The American Institute, for the promotion of domestic industry by the distribution of premiums and other rewards, holds annual fairs for the exhibition of the products of American industry. - The most splendid work undertaken by the city corporation is the Crofon Water-works. An aqueduct built of stone and brick conveys. the watpr of the Croton river to the city. It -commences five miles from the Hudson, at a dam built in the river for the purpose of creating a supply, and which contains 500 million gallons. The aqueduct is 40 miles long, has a descent of about 13 inches /per mile, and will discharge 60 million gallons of water in 34 hours. The re ceiving reservoir, two miles from the city, covers 35 acres, and contains 150 mil lion gallons. The Croton water is of the purest kind of river water, and is suffi cient to supply a population five times as numerous as that of New York. It is carried to all parts of the city in iron pipes, laid deep enough to be unaffected by the frost. The city of Brooklyn, on Long Island, opposite to New York, is situated on a rising ground which commands an agreeable view, and it -partakes in the commercial activity and prosperity of its neighbour. Here is a navy-yard of the United States, on Wallabout Bay. There are in Brooklyn 30 churches, 3 banks, 3 insurance companies, &c. Steam ferry-boats are constantly run ning across the East river to New York, and a rail-road extends to Greenport, 96 miles, at the eastern end of Long Island, which forms- a portion of the nearest route to Boston. Population in 1830, 15,394 ; and in 1340, 36,333. About 50 miles above the city of New York, and on the west side of the Hudson, is West Point, a celebrated military post during the war of independence, and now the seat of the United States' Military Academy for the education of officers of the army. Newburgh, 10 miles above West Point, and on the right bank, with 6000 inhabitants, and Poughkeepsie, 14 miles higher, on the left, with 7500, are neat, thriving villages, with considerable trade, and several ships engaged in the whale- fishery. i^Jear the head of ship navigation, 1 17 miles from the sea, stands the city of Hudson, on a commanding eminence on the left bank of the river. - Its trade and manufactures are extensive and increasing, and it has eleven ships, with an aggregate of about 4000 tons, engaged in the whale-fishery. The city is well teid out and prpttily built, and the neighbourhood presents many charming pros pects. Population in 1840, 5673. . . On the Western bank of the Hudson river, 145 miles above New York, is the city of Albany, the capital, and, in point of size, the third city of the State. Its wealth and, trade have been greatly increased by the Erie and CKamplain canals, which terminate in a large basin in the city; and its situation renders it a great thoroughfare, not only fot traders, but also for^ travellers on the northern route. It contains several handsome public buildings, among vvhich are the capi- tol, a fine stone edifice; the State-hall, and the city hall, both of white marble; the Academy, of red freestone ; 30 churches, &c. A medical college, female aca- 15^- ¦ ' "" '" " '~" 240 UNITED STATES. demy, and exchange, are also important public buildings. Twenty steamboats and fifty toV-boats ply. between this city and New York, and the intermediate places On the river. By the Erie canal and a continuous line of rail-roads, Albany is connected with Buffalo, and shares extensively in the trade of the far West. By the Chainplain canal, it receives the trade of the North. Rail-roads also extend to Saratoga,' and another great line of rail-roads extends, eastward, to Boston. Population'in 1840, 33,731. The city of Troy, six miles above' Albany, is situated on the opposite side of the river. The trade and manufactures of this place are both considerable. The city is regularly laid out and prettily built Population in 1840, 19,334. JSTeariy north froni Albany, at a distancfe of 29 and 39 miles .respectively, are the most frequented of American watering-placeS;! Ballston Spa and Saratoga. At the eastern end of Lake Ontario, at the head. of a deep bay, is Sacket's Harbour, an important naval station during the three years' war; and/ on the Black, river, 7 -miles from its mouth, is the fiou'rishing village of VVatertown, with about 4000 inhabitants. The wa.ter-power derived^ ,frpm the river is computed at 10,000 cubic feet; the fall is^88 feet in a mile, and forms an immense hydraulic power, which is just beginning to be used ; here are a number of mills and factories of different kinds. ' . ' ' , Up the valley of the Mohawk, and along the lihe of the canal and its branches, are'a number of cities and towns, which have sprung up,-as if by enchantment, in the bosom of a wilderness. Schenectady, Utica, Syracuse, Oswego, Aiiburn, Ithaca, Seneca, Canandaigua, Rochester, Lockport; arid Buffalo, are the princi pal. ,The city of Schenectady, Situated in the midst of a fertile tract, affording numerous mill-seats^ traversed by the canal, and connected by railToads with Albany, Saratoga, and Utica, has an, extensive and increasing trade, and some manulactures. It is the sgat of Union - Oollege, one Of the principal collegiate institutions in the State.', Population in 1840, 6784.. Upwards of 90 miles north-West from Albany, on the Erie canal, is the city of Utica. In 1794, the spot contained only four or five log houses, in the midst of a wilderness: in 1840, the city hada population of 13,733 souls, 18 churches, a court-house, offices for the clerks of the Sujpremeand United 'States' Courts, an ex change, 2 academies, the Utica library, apprentices' library, museum, Protectant and Roman Catholic orphan asylums, and various other charitable ins.titutions ; 4 banks, a savings bank, mutual insurance company, and 1600 dwellings :'it dates its prosperity from the completion of the Erie canal. Still farther west, on the canal, are the villages of Salina, Syracuse, Geddes, and Liverpool, the seat of the Onondaga salt-springs, which are the property of the State: the manufacturers pay a duty, of six cents a bushel, and, in the year 1840, made '622,335 bushels, much of which is sent out of the State. \ The works are Capable of producing 3,000,000 bushels a year.' Population of Syra cuse in 1840, 6500; of Salina, 2600. From Syracuse, a, branch canal extends to Oswego^ on Lake Ontario, one of the most flourishing villages in the State : the river of the same name furnishes aninexhaustible w^ter-power, which is very extensively employed for.useful purposes, and an excellent harbour, protected by piers, constructed by the general government. Since the opening of the Welland canal, a considerable portion of the trade of the upper lakes, as well as that of Lake Ontario, enters at Osvvego, and large quantities of wheat are brought in to be ground here.' The population of the. village more than doubled between 1830 and 1840, having increased from 3117 to 4500 inhabitants. , Rochester, situated on the Genesee- river, seven miles. from its mouth, and traversed -by the Erie canal, is a flourishing town. The river has here a fall of upwards of 90 feet, and, a few miles below, it descends by a fall of 75 feet to the level of Lake Ontario. The water-power thus produced is immense, and there are now in the city 32 large flour-mills, several cotton -and woollen manufactories, and 'a great number of other manufacturing establishments.. The, aqueduct over the river is upheld by ten arches of, hewn stone. The, population increased from 1503 in 1830, ta30,l9l in 1810. The city contains 33 churches, 6 banks, a savings bank, museum, a collegiate institute, and various other institutions.; The city of Buffalo, at the western termination of the canal, 'has a harbour NE-W JERSEY. 241 on Lake Erie, protected -by a long.pier. The city is well built and finely situated, overlooking the lake ; and it contains a great number of large Warehouses and manufactories. The population in 1820 was 2095; in 1830, 6331 ; and in 1340, 18,3,13. The lakcrtrade is very extensive. In 1817, there were but 35 vessels,, and no" steamboat, on Lake Erie; and in 1340 they amounted to 360 sloops, schooners .and brigs, and 60 steamboats, most of which exceeded 200 tons bur then; beside -several ships, &o. Buffalo contains, in addition to' its numerous churches, an exchange, a theatre, orphan asylum, young men's association, &c. Ithaca, at the head of Cayuga Lake, increased its population from 3324 in 1830, to 5650 in 1840. By the Owego rail-road, it is connected with the Susquehanna, and, by the lake, with the Erie canal and tide-water. Its situation is highly pic turesque. There are numerous manufacturing establishments here. STATE OF NEW JERSEY. The State of New Jersey is bounded nOrth by New York, east by the Atlantic Ocean ahd New York, south by Delaware Bay, and west by Pennsylvania. It is 138 miles in length, and 50 mile's in breadth ; the area is about 6600 square miles. The soil of this.State.is not naturally well adapted to agricultural pursuits,' much of the land being either sandy or marshy ; yet its proximity to two ©f the largest markets' in the United States, and the industry of the inhabitants, have rendered-, it exceedingly productive of all sorts of grain, fruits, and vegetables, common to the climate. New Jersey is intersected by many navigable rivers, and has numer ous streams for mills, iron-works, and every species of manufactures requiring water-power. The principal of these streams are the Raritan, Hackensack, Pas saic, Salem, Tom, Cohanzey, and Maurice rivers. New Jersey abounds in valuable iron ores; rich veins of zinc ore occur in the northern part of the State ; copper also abounds, and has been extensively worked. The greater part of the sandy tract is covered with extensive pine forests, which have afforded supplies of fuel 'for the numerous furnaces of the State, and the steamboats of the neighbouring waters; the middle sectioji is the most highly impraved and wealthy part of the State, being divided into small farms and kitchen-gardens, which are carefully cultivated,the produce of which finds a ready- market in the manufacturing towns of the district, and in the great cities of the adjacent States. The northern counties' contain much good pasture-land, with numerous fine farms. The apples and cider of the north are as noted for their superior quality as thepeaches of the south. The industry of' the inhabitants is chiefly devoted to agriculture, commerce being mostly carried on through the ports of New York and Pennsylvania; the north-eastern corner is, hovpever, the' seat of flourishing manufactures. The shad and oyster fisheries in the rivers and great estuaries -that border on the State, afford a profitable employment to many of tbe inhabitants. The population of New Jersey, in 1790, was 184,189 ; in 1800,211,149 ; in 1310, 345,592 ; in 1820, 277,575 ; in 1830, 320,779 ; in 1840; 373,306. Of these, 177,055 were white males ; 174,533, white females ; 10,780 were free- coloured males; 10,361, free coloured females. Employed in- agriculture, 56,701; in commerce, 3383 ; in manufactures and trades, 37,004 ; in mining, 366 ; in navi gating tbe ocean,- 11 43; in navigating rivers and canals, 1635; in the learned professions, 1627. There were in the State, in 1840, 70,503 horses and mules ; 330,203 neat cat tle; 219,885 sheep; ifcl,443 swine. There were produced, 774,303 bushels of wheat; 1,665,820 of rye; 4,361,975 of Indian corn; 3,083,534 of oats; 12,501 of bariey; 856,117 of buckwheat; 2,072,069 of potatoes; 397,207 pounds of wool ; 1966 of silk cocoons. The products of the dairy amounted to $1,328,032 ; of the orchard, to $464,006; of .lumber, to $271,591 ; 9416 gaUons of wine werp made. " ¦ , m. The hohie-made or family manufactures^ amounted to $301,625 ; 31 woollen manufactories, and 49 fulling-mills, produced goods to the amount of $440,710, 242 UNITED STATES. employing a capital of $31.4,650; 43 cotton factories produced articles to the amount of $2,086,104, employing a capital of $1,723,810; hats and caps were manufactured to the amount of $1,181,562; saddles, boots, fehoes, &c., were pro duced to the ampunt of $1,583,746 ; 64 fiouring-mil'ls manufactured 168,797 bar rels of flour, and', with other mills, employed a capital of $3,641,200;' ships- WCTe built to the amount of $334,240 ; capital employed in the fisheries, $93,375. The total amount of capital employed in manufactures was $11,517,582'. The College of New Jersey, or Nassau Hall, at -Princeton, is one of the oldest and most distinguished in the country, and has educated many.eminent men. At ¦ the same place is the Theological Seminary of the Tresbyterian Churchi more recently founded, but equally distinguished. Rutgers CoUege, in New Bruns wick, was founded in 1770, and latterly has been flourishing. Connected with it is the Theological Seminary of the Reformed Dutch Church, founded in 1734, which is respectable. In these institutions there were, in 1840, .433 students; there were in the State 66 academies, with 3027 students, and 1207 common and primary schools, with 52,583 scholars. There were 6385 white persons, over 20 years of age, who could neither read nor write. In 1835, the Presbyterians had 100 churches, and 105 ministers ;. the Dutch Reformed had 48 churches, and 42 ministers ; the Episcopalians had 35 churches, 1 bishop, and 29 ministers ; the Methodists had 64 ministers, and' about twice as many congregations ; the Il.aptists in 1833 had 61 churches, and 54 ordained ministers; the Friends had 67 meetings; the Roman Catholics had 4 ministers.. There are also Congregationalists, Universalists, and others. There are several important works pf internal improveftient in this State. The Morris canal proceeds from Jersey city,, opposite to New York, westwardly, 101 J miles, to Easton, Pa. The Delaware and Hudson canal commences at Borden- town, proceeds north-west to Trenton, and thence north-east to New Brunswick, on the Raritan river. The Camden and Amboy rail-road Commences at Camden, opposite to Philadelphia, and proceeds north-east to Amboy, 61 miles; it has, a branch from Bordentown to Trenton, 8 miles, and another from Craft's Creek to Jobstown, 13 miles. The Paterson and Hudson rail-road proceeds from Jersey city to Paterson, 16J miles. The New Jersey rail-road proceeds from Jersey city, through Newark, 34 miles, to New Briinswick; here it joins the New Brunswick and Trenton rail-road, which connects tbe two places, 37 miles dis tant. The Morris and Essex rail-road extends from Newark, 33 miles, to Morris town. A rail-road extends-from EUzabethport, 35 miles, to Somerville. The city of Trenton, pn thp east bank of the Delaware, at the head of slobp navigation, is the capital of the State. It is regulariy laid out, and contains the State-house, State-prison, and seven churches: A wooden bridoe, 1100, feet in length, here crosses the river, just below the falls; and the Delaware and Raritan canal passes through the city. The falls afford extensive water-power for manu- -facturing purposes, and there are ten mills and manufactories in the vicinity. Population, 4035. Ten miles from Trenton is the village of Princeton, the seat of New Jersey CoUege, and Celebrated in the revolutionary history for the action of January 3d, 1777. Population, 3055. The city of New Brunswick, at the head of sloop navigation on the Raritan and at the termination of the Delaware and Raritan Canal, is (he dep6t of the produce of a fertUe district, and a place of considerable trade. The upper streets are spacious and handsome, and coinmajid a fine prospect. Here are Rutoers College, and a theological seminary of the Dutch Reformed Church. Population in 1840, 8693. It contains 8 churches, 3 banks, 130 storet and 800 dwellings. At the mouth of the Raritan stands the city of Amboy,^r Perth Amboy, with a good harbour, which is, however, little used. Elizabethtown is a pretty and thriving town near Newark Bay; with about 3500 inhabitants ; it contains several manufactories, mills, &c. It is intersected by two rail-roads. The city of Newark, the largest^and most important town in New Jersey, stands on the Passaic, three miles from Newark Bay, and has easy communication with New York by means of steamboats and the New Jprsey rail-road ; the Morris canal also passes thioUgh the city. Newark is prettily situated and well built PENNSYLVANIA. 243 with spacious streets and handsome houses, many of which are ornamented with fine shade-trees. The manufactures are extensive ; the capital employed in 1840 amounted to $1,511,339. Carriages, shoes and boots, cutlery, saddlery, jewelry, hats, furniture, &c., are among the articles produced. The population in 1830 was 10,953, and in 1840, 17,290. Paterson, at the falls of the Passaic, is one of the principal manufacturing tpwns in the country; it has an immense water-' power, which ia extensively applied to econornical purposes. Here are cotton- mills, with numerous other works, such as paper-miUs, machine-shops, button' factories, iron and brass founderies, nail factories, woollen-mills, &c. The town contains nine churches, a philosophical society, and also a mechanics' society for improvement in the mechanic arts. Population, 7596. " Below Trenton, on the Delaware, is Bordentown, pleasantly situated on ele vated ground overlooking the river, and standing at the termination of the Dela ware and Raritan canal. Population, about 1800. The city of Burlington, below Bordentown, is also a neat little town, situated on the bank of the river, with 3434 inhabitants. Steamboats from Philadelphia touch at these places several times a day. The city of Camden, opposite to Philadelphia, carries on some branches of manufacturing industry ; several steam ferry-boats are constantly plying between the two cities; It 'contains~6 churches, an academy, bank, court house, &c. Population in 1840, 3,371 ; ip 1845, 4306, with 836 dwellings. Woodbury, 7 miles south of Camden, is connebted with the latter by a railt road ; it is a neat village of l30 dwellings, and about 800 inhabitants. Salem, on Salem creek, 35 mUes south of Camden, is a town of 350 houses, and had a population in 1840 of 3007 inhabitants. It was founded in 16'i'5, and was the first place that was settled by English emigrants in West Jersey. COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA. This Statfr, which, from her central position, her dimensions, her natural re sources, her great lines of communication, and her population, may rank as one of the most important in the Union, is bounded on the north by New York and Lake Erie, east by New Jersey, south-east by Delaware, south by Maryland and Virginia, and. west by part of Virginia and Ohio. Its greatest length, from east to west, is 307 mUes, and its breadth 157 ; area, 46,000 square miles. The principal rivers are the Delaware, Schuylkill, Lehigh, Susquehanna Juniata, Alleghany, Monongahela, and Ohio. The various ridges .^of the' Alle ghany range, whose general direction is from south-west to north-east, intersect the central parts of this State. The valleys between many of these ridges are often of a rich black soil, suited well to the various kinds of grass and grain. Some of the mountains admit pf cultivation almost to their summits. No State in the Union shows to the traveller a richer agriculture than Pennsylvania. It is emphatically a" grain country, raising the finest wheat. It produces all the fruits and productions of the northern and middle States, and is particularly famous for the size and excellence of its breed of draught horses. The inhabitants of Pennsylvania, though composed of all nations, are distin guished for their habits of order, industry, and frugality. The passing stranger, as he traverses the State, is struck with the noble roads and public works, with the well-cultivated farms,. and their commodious and durable stone houses, and often still larger stone barns. An agricultural country, alike charming and rich; spreads under bis eye. ' The mineral wealth of Pennsylvania is very great. Coal, iron, and salt, occur in vast quantities. The coal of Pennsylvania is of , two kinds, the anthracite and bituminous, which are quite distinct in their qualities and localities. The first is found in the eastern part of the State, between the Delaware and Susquehanna rivers, and is estimated to cover an extent of about 634,000 acres. The bitumi nous coal is found in the western parts of the State, on the Ohio, Alleghany, and other rivers in that region. Iron-ore of an excellent quality is abundant, and extensively wrought. The 244 UNITED STATES. iron-mines in thp eastern, part of the State" were explored and worked at an parly period of colonial settlement, ahd had become an interest of value before the Revolution. Since the peace of 1783, with mucli fluctuation, iron has at all times employed, in Pennsylvania a considerable .amount of capital and labour; whilst the recent successful application of anthracite coal lo the fusion of the ore, and the abundance of both materials in close-proximity, promise a vast extension pf the businessv . - ' ' The population in 1790 was 434,373 ; in 1800, 602,545 ; in 1810, 810,091 ; in 1820, 1,049,313; in 1830, 1,346^672; in 1840, 1,724^33. Of these, 884,770 were white males; 831,345, white females; 22,752 were coloured males; 25,102, coloured females. Employed in agriculture, 207,533; in commerce, 15,338; in manufactures and trades, 105,883; in mining, 4603; in navigating the ocean, 1815; in navigating canals, rivers and lakes, 3951 ; in the learnecF professions, 6706. , ' ' , There were in the State, in 1840, 361,553 horses and mules; 1,161,576 neat cattle; 1,755,597 sheep ; 1,485;360 swine. Poultry was produced to the amount of $631,97-9. . There were produced, 13,993,218 bushels of wheat; 6,544,654 of rye; 2,096,016 of buckwheat; 14,077,363 of Indian corn; 206,858 of barley; 20,485,744 of oats; 9,477,343 of potatoes; 3,028,657 pounds, of wool ; 48,694 of hops; 335,018 of tobacco ; 2,365,755 of sugar ; 7362 of silk cocoons ; 1,302,685 tons of hay. The products of the dairy were valued at $3,153,987; of the orch ard, at $610,513; of lumber, at $1,146,355. Thetewere made 14,338 gaUons of wine. • The exports for the year ending September 30th, 1841, were $5,153,501, and the imports $10,346,698. The tonnage entered was 99,385 ; and cleared, 83,533 tons. The manufactures of Pen'nsylvania are extensive. Accprding to the census of 1840, home-made pr family manufactures amounted to $1,393,439; 335 woollen manufactories and 337 fulling-mills produced articles to the amount of $2,298,861, employing a capital of $1,500,546 ; 106 cotton manufactories produced articles to the amount of ,$5,013,007, employing a capital of $3,325,400 ; 2997 persons pro duced 859,686 tons of anthracite coal, with a capital of $4,334,103 ; 1798 persons produced 11,630,654, bushels of bituminpus coal, with a capital of $300,416 ; 313 furnaces produced 98,395 tons cast-iron, and 169 forges, Sic. produced 87,344 tons of bar-iron, emplqyiUg a capital of $7,781,471,; 11.49 tanneries, and 3133 other manufactories, as saddleries, &c., produced articles to the amount of $3,453,343, ertiploying a capital of $3,979,459 ; 30 powder-miUs manufactured 1,184,225 pounds of powder, employing a capital of $66,800; drugs, paints, &c.,-were pro duced to the amount of $2;100,074 ; 38 glass-houses and 15 glass-cutting estab- blishments produced articles to the amount of $773,400, employing a capital of $714,100; machinery was produced to the value of $1,993,752;, precious metals to the ralue of $3,679,075; 1005 distilleries produced 6,238,768 gallons of dis tilled spirits; 87 breweries produced 12,765,97,4^. gallons of beer, employing a capital of $1,585,771 ; 725 flouring-mills produced 1,181,53b barrels of flour, and with other mills produced articles to the amount of $9,232,515, employing a capital of $7,779,'784. The total amount of capital employed in rnanufactures in the State, was $31,815,105. The colleges are numerous. The University of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia, was founded in 1755 ; Dickinson College, in Carlisle, in 1783 ; Jefferson College, in Canonsburg, in 1803; Washington College, in Washington, in 1806; Alle ghany College, in MeadvUle, in 1815 ; Pennsylvania College, in Gettysburg, in 1832 ; La Fayette College, in Easton, 1832; MarshaU College, at Mercersburg, 1836. Besides these, are the Medical Department of the University of Pennsylr vania, founded at Philadelphia, in 1765 ; Jefferson Medical CoUege, at Philadelr phia, in 1834; the Medical Department.of Pennsylvania College, at Philadelphia, in 1839; the. Theological Seminary of the Lutheran Church, at Gettysburg, in 1826; the Seminary of the German Reformed Church, at York, in 1825; -the Western Theolpgical Seminary, at Canonsburg, and the Theological Seminary at Pittsburg. In all these seminaries there were, in 1840, 3034 students. There PENNSYLVANIA. 245 were in the State 390 academies, with 15,970 students; and 4968 common and primary schools, with 179,^89 scholars. There were 33,940 white persons, over 20 years of age, who could neither read nor write. Of the religious denominations, the Presbyterians, including the Associate Reformed, had, in 1836, 400 ministers; the Methodists', 350; the Baptists, l40; the German Reformed, 73 ; the Episcopalians, 70 ; the Friends, 150 congrega tions-. Besides these, there are several other denominations, which are less numerous. By a splendid course of internal improvements, Pennsylvania has greatly extended and facUitated her trade, but has contracted thelargest debt of any State in the Union which she is abundantly able to discharge, but can only do it by mode rate taxation. The central division of the Pennsylvania canal commences at the ter mination of the Columbia and Philadelphia rail-road, at Columbia, and extends along the Susquehanna and Juniata rivers^ 172 miles, to Hollidayshurg, where it passes oter the Alleghany mountain by a rail-road. The western division of the Pennsylvania canal extends from Johnstown to Pittsburg,! 04 miles. This completes the line of rail-roads from Philadelphia to Pittsburg, 395 ihiles. A canal extends from the Pennsylvania canal, at the mouth of the Juniata river, and proceeds 39 miles to Northumberland, where it connects with the North and West Branch canals. The West Branch canal extends from Northumberland, along the "West branch of the Susquehanna river, 75 miles, to Farrandsville, in Clinton county, reaching the bituminous coal-fields in that vicinity. The North Branch division extends from Northumberland, 73 miles, to a little above Wilkesbarre. The Delaware division of the Pennsylvania canal extends from the tide-water at Bris tol, 20 miles above Philadelphia, to Easton, at the mouth of the Lebiglj, where it joins the navigation of the' Lehigh company, extending to the coal region, 35 milps. The Schuylkill navigation commences -at the Fairmountdam, near Phila delphia, and extends to Port .Carbon, in Schuylkill county, the heart of the anthracite coal region. The Union, canal extends from the Schuylkill, near Read ing, to Middletown, on the Susquehanna, 82 miles ; it has a navigable feeder of 23 miles on Swatara creek, which communicates with the coal region. The Sus quehanna or Tidewater canal commences at Wrightsville, opposite to Columbia, and extends 45 miles to Havre-de-Grace, in Maryland, and connects the Penn sylvania canal with the tide-water of Chesapeake bay. The Philadelphia and Reading rail-road extends frPm the west side gf the SchuylkiU, near Philadelphia, to Pottsville, in,Schuylkill county, 90 miles, giving ready access to the coal region. 'There are , many minor rail-roads, which have relation to the transportation of coal. The Alleghany Portage rail-road extends from Hollidayshurg to Johns-. town, 365 miles, and connects the Pastern and western divisions of the Pennsyl vania canal. The Philadelphia and Columbia railroad, one of the most import ant in the State, extends from -Philadelphia, 82 miles, to Columbia on the Sus-. quehanna. A rail-road extends through the south-eastern part of the State, leading from New York to Baltimore and Washington. The city of Philadelphia, the principal city-bf the State, and cme of the most regularly laid out and handsomely built in the world, stands between the Dela ware and the Schuylkill rivers, about 5 miles above their junction, and 100 miles' from the sea by the course of the former. It yields to ifbne in the Union in the wealth, industry, and intelligence of its citizens. Philadelphia has the advantage of a double port, connected with very remote sections; that on the Schuylkill is accessible to vessels of 300 tons,, and Is a great depot for the coal of the inte rior; the other, on the Delaware, admits the largest merchant-vessels to tbe doors of the warehouses, and is spacious and secure. The streets are broad and straight, crossing each other at right angles, and 'dividing the city into numerous squares, some of which have been reserved for puhlic walks, and are ornamented with fine shade and flowering trees. The idwelling-bouses are neat and commodious, and the public buildings, generally constructed of white marble, are the most elegant in the country. Three bridges cross the SchuylkiU; the wire suspension bridge is remarkable for its light and Ibeautiful appearance. Numerous steam-boats afford constant communication 246 UNITED STATES. v^ith Baltimore and New York, and, with the rail-roads into the interior, render this city the gre&t thoroughfare between the north and south, and the east and west. ' ¦ ¦ , ¦ ¦ Philadelphia includes the City Proper, with Soufhwark, Moyamensing, and Passyunk, on the south ; and Kensington, Northern Liberties, Spring Garden, and Penn. Township, on the north ; having a popjilation, in 1,79,0, of 43,530; in .1810, of 96,664; in 1830, of 167,811 ; and in 1840,-of 338,690. The manufactures of Philadelphia are various and extensive: her foreign com merce is considerable, the arrivals from foreign ports in 1835 having been "439, and the value of lier imports being $5,000,000 a year; her inland commerce is also very extensive, and rapidly increasing, in consequence of the facilities afford ed by. the numerous canals and rail-road's that centre here, affording an easy com munication with all sections of the State, and with the great western valley. There are ahout 500,000 barrels of flour and 3600 hogsheads of tobacco inspected, and upwards of 300,000 bushels of grain measured here, annually. The shipping belonging to the port in 1843, was 104,349 tons. Ther6 are in the city 14 banks, with a capital of $1.2,000,000. Philadelphia is noted for the number and excellence of its benevolent institu tions. Among these are the Pennsylvania Hospital, the Dispensary, Wills' Hospital for the lame and blind ; the institutions for the deaf and dumb, and for the blind ; the Almshouse, Magdalen Asylum, Orphan Asylums, Girard College for Orphans, &c. The Society for alleviating the miseries of public prisons, has not only distinguished itself by its successful efforts in reforming the penal code of the State, but in improving the conditions of the prisons.: the discipline adopt ed by the»influence of this society consists in solitary confinement with labour; and the penitentiaries of. Pennsylvania are conducted on this plan. The learned institutions of Philadelphia are equally distinguished; they are the American Philosophical Society, the Academy of Natural Sciences, the Pennsylvania His torical Society, and the Franklin Institute; all bf which have published some valuable volumes. The medical schools are also much frequented, and highly celebrated. The City Library, including the Loganian collection, consists of 53,000 volumes. There is also an Academy of Fine Arts here. Free schools are supported at the public charge, and educated, in 1843, 33,130 scholars, at an expense of $192,000. The principal public buUdings are the Custom-house, late the United States Bank, on the model of the Parthenon, and the Pennsylvania Bank, of the Ionic order, both elegant specimens of classical architecture ; the Mint, a-handsome building, with Ionic porticoes 62 feet long, on each front; the Exchange, 95 feet by 114, containing a spacious hall, news-room, the post-office, &c. ; the Girard Bank; the Girard College, a splendid structure. Ill feet by 169, with a colonnade of Grecian Corinthian coljimns entirely surrounding it. AU of these buildings are' of white. marble. The United States Marine Asylum, -Capable of accommodating 400 men, with a front of 385 feet ; the Almshouse; on the west bank of the Schuylkill, consist ing of four distinct buildings, with nearly 400 rooms ; the State-house, interesting from its having been the place where the Declaration of Independence was adopt ed and promulgated ; the, United States Arsenal,, &c., also deserve mention. There are here 144 cfiurcbes and places of public worship, including 3 syna gogues. The State penitentiary and the cpunty prison are' not less remarkable for their architecture, than for their discipline. The couhty prison, built of Quincy granite, has a front of 310 feet, by 535 in depth. There is a nayy-yard here, but ships of war of the largest class cannot ascend to the city with their armament. The inhabitants are liberally supplied with water, raised from the Schuylkill river, by tbe Fairmount works, constructed at an expense bf $433,500 ; the daily consumption in summer is about 4,500,000 gallons,'and supplies 26,549 tenants. Recently, the corporations of Spring Garden and the Northern Liberties have completed a similar work, on a smaller scale, for the su|i)ply of their districts with water independent of the city. The city proper and the Northern Liberties are lighted with gas, and the district of Kensington is about to be illuminated in the same manner. PENNSYLVANIA. 247 Frankford and Germantown are flourishing towns in the vicinity of Philadel phia. The -former contains several manufacturing establishments, including cot ton-mills, calico-print works, &c. Near it are an arsenal of the United States, and a lunatic asylum belonging to the Friends. Germantown is a flourishing and pleasant town, with 5483 inhabitants, containing a bank, some manufactures, &c. The other most important places in Pennsylvania are Lancaster city, Harrisburg, Reading, Easton, and Pottsville, in the eastern section of the State ; in the west- em are Pittsburgh, Beaver, &c. The city of Lancaster, 63 miles west of Philadelphia, pleasantly situated in the fertile and highly cultivated Conestoga valley, is' one of the handsomest in the State ; the streets are regular, ahd amoiig the public buildings are 13 churches, an academy, &c. Its trade is extensive, and the manufactures various and con siderable; it. is noted for tbe superior quality of its rifles, coaches, rail-road cars, stockings, saddlery, &c. The population amounts to 8417. Lancaster is con nected vyith Philadelphia and Harrisburg by rail-roads, and with the Susquehanna, below Columbia, by a canal. Harrisburg, the capital of the State, stands on the left bank of the Susque hanna. The State-beuse is a neat and commodious building, from the cupola of which is one of the finest panoramic views in the United, States. Herl are also a court-house, and a number of churchesl Population in 1340, 5980. Beyond the Susquehanna are the thriving towns of Carlisle and Chambersburg; the former containing 4351, and the latter 4030 inhabitants. Cariisle is the seat of Dickin son Colkge. Reading, about 50 miles north-west from Philadelphia, is a prosperous town on the left bank of the Schuylkill, and at the termination of the Union canal.- The town was laid out in 1748 by Thomas and Richard Penn, governors and proprie tors of the province ; it is regularly built, and was originally settled by Germans ; several newspapers are still printed in that language, though English is generally understood. More than 50,000 dozen wool hats have been manufactured he're in a year, for the southern and western markets ; nails are also made to a consider able extent. Population, 8410. Easton, at the confluence of the Lehigh and the Delaware, and the termination of the Morris canal, is one of the most flourisbing inland towns in the State. In its immediate neighbourhood are numerous flour-mills, oil-mills, saw-mills, &c. The situation is highly picturesque, and it contains 3 banks, 5 chprches, and La Fayette CoUege, founded in 1833, which has 154 students. The population in 1.840 was 4365. Pottsville is situated in a wild district on the Schuylkill, in the midst of. the coal region. It contains many handsome dwellings, and its popu lation, which in 1825 did not exceed 300, amounted in 1840 to 4345. Mauch Chunk, first settled ijn 1831, is also buUt on very broken ground ; but, in addition to the coal trade, it enjoys the advantage of an extensi-ye water-power, which is used for manufacturing purposes ; and its population at present exceeds 1800. Wilkesbarre stands in the delightful valley of Wyoming, whose rural beauty and peaceful shades, once stained with blood and desolated with fire, have been con-^ seciated by the deathless muse. The population of Wilkesbarre in 1840 was 1718. Pittsburg, the principal city of Western Pennsylvania, is built at the junction of the Monongahela and the Alleghany. The city proper includes only the tract between the rivers ;' but, as the towns of Alleghanytown, Birmingham, &c.; really form a part of Pittsburg, they must properly be included in its description. Per haps its site is unrivalled in the world, commanding a navigation of about 50,000 miles, which gives it access to the most fertile region on the face of the globe, surrounded by inexhaustible beds of the most useful minerals. Connected by artificial works which top the. great natural barrier on the east, with the three principal cities of the Atlantic border on one side ; and by others, not less exten sive, with those great inland seas that already bear on their bosoms the trade of industrioiis millions, Pittsburg is doubtless destined to become one of the most important centrps of population, industry ahd wealth, in the United States.- The population of the place, in 180O, was about 1600; in 1830, 10,000; in 1830, 13,568 ; and, according to the census df 1840, 21,115. There are here 20 large 16 248 UNITED STATES, founderies and engine factories, with numerous small works ; rolling-mills, cotton establishments, white-lead factories, biew-eries, saw and grist-mills, glass-worksj with brass founderies, steel manufactories,- tanneries, salt-works, paper-mUls, manufactories of cutlery and , agricultural implements, .&c., are among the 374 manufacturing establishments of Pittsburg.-- The city is regularly built;, but the clouds of smoke in which it is Constantly enveloped, give it rather a dingy ap pearance. Aniong the public establishments here, are the Alleghany arsenal, belonging to the United States ; the Western Penitentiary of the State, the West^, ern University, a Presbyterian and a Reformed theological seminary, 35 churches and places of worship, 60 common and. 12 select sCbools, &c. i A steam-engine supplies the city with 3,000,000, gallons of water daily. One of the most destruc tive fires that has occurred in the United States, took place here on the 17th of April, 1845. About 1000 buildings were consuriied, besides a great aipount of merchandise. The entire loss 'is estimated at from six tp nine million dollars. In the district to the south of Pittsburg, Washington, Brownsville, and Union, are thriving towns. Canonsburg is the seat of Jefferson College. Below Pitts burg is the borough of Beaver, at the mouth of Beaver river ; in the vicinity are several small but thriving towns, which are indebted for their prosperity to the great -veEfter-power afforded' by the falls of that stream. Numerous mills and manufacturing establishments have recently been erected oh both sides Of the river, and the whole population of the neighbourhood is about 5000. The falls are 5 miles from the Ohio river,; their descent is about 69 feet. Fallston and New Brighton at their foot, and Brighton and Sharon lower down, are'all within a short distance from each other. , Erie, on the- lake of the same name, is important on account of its harbour, which is protected by several piers. This place is increasing rapidly, and bids fair to become of considerable commercial, importance. By the completion of the Erie extension of the Pennsylvania canal, it U now connected with Pittsburg, on the Ohio river. Population, 3413. STATE OF DELAWARE. Tbe boundaries of this State are, on the north, Pennsylvania; on the south, Maryland ; on the east, Delaware Bay and the Atlantic Ocean ; and, on the west, Pennsylvania and Maryland. The extent front north to south is 90 miles ; from east to west, 35 miles ; area in square miles, 3130. The principal streams, besides the Delaware, which forms a part of its boundary, are Brandywine creek, Christiana creek, Duck creek, Mis- pillion creek, and Indian, Choptank, and Nanticoke rivers. The general aspect of Delaware is that of an extended plain, mostly favourable for cultivation. jOn the table-land forming the dividing ridge betweeij the Dela ware and Chesapeake Bays, is a chain of swamps, from which the waters descend in one direction to Chesapeake, and in the other to Delaware Bay. The upper part of the State' is generally a fine tract' of country, and well adapted to the growing of wheat and other' 'grains. The staple commodity, however, is wheat, which is produced of a' superior quality, Brandywine creek, in the upper part of the State, furnishes water-power for great and growing aianUfacturing establish ments. The chief articles are flour, cottons, woollens, paper, and gunpowder, Delaware contains but- few minerals i in the county of Sussex, and among the branches of the Nanticoke, are largfe quantities of bog iron-ore, well adapted for casting ; but it is not wrought to any extent. The population of Delaware in 1790 was 59,094 ; in 1800, 64,272; in 1810, 73,674 ; in 1820, 72,749 ; in 1830, 76,739 ; in 1840, 78,085. Of these, 2605'were slaves ; 29,259 were white males ; 29,302, white females ; 8636, free cploured males; 3393, free coloured females. Employed in agriculture, 16,015 ; in com merce, 467 ; in manufactures and trades, 4060 ; navigating the ocean, 401 ; navi gating rivers and canals, 235; in the. learned- professions and engineers, 199. DELA-WARE. 249 In this State there were, in 1840, 14,421 horses and mules ; 58,833 neat cattle; 39,247 sheep.; 74,228 swine; poultry was valued at $47,265. There were pro duced, 315,165 bushels of wheat; .33,516 of rye; 2,099,359, of Indian corn; 937,405 of oats; 5360 of barley; 11,399 of buckwheat, and 200,712 of potatoes ;, 22,483 tons of hay; 64,404 pounds of wool; 1453 of silk cocoons. The products of the dairy amounted to $113,838,; and of the orchard, to $38,311. The exports in 1840 amounted to $37,001, and the imports to $802. Capital employed in the fisheries, $170,000. ¦ The manufactures of Delaware are more' extensive than its commerce. Home made or faniily goods were produced to the amount of $62,116 ; 2 woollen facto ries produced articles to the amount of $104,700, employing a capital of $107,000 ; 11 cotton factories produced articles to the value of $332,273, employing a capital of $330,500 ; 18 tanneries employed a capital of $89,300 ; 75 other manufactories of leather, as saddleries, &e., manufactured articles to the amount of $166,037, employing a capital of $161,630; 37 powder-miUs manufactured 3,100,000 pounds of gunpowder, employing a capital of $330,000; 31 flouring-mills' manufactured 76,194 barrels of flour, and, with other mills, produced articles to the amount of $737,971, employing a capital of $391,150; ships were builtto the amount of $35,400. The total amount of capital employed in manufactures was $1,589,213. There is but pne college in the State — Newark College, at Newark, founded in 1333 ; it has 100 students, and a library of 3500 volumes. There were, in 1340, 20 academies in the State, with 761 students, and 153 primary and common schools, with 6934 scholars ; there were in the State 4832 white persons, above the age of 20, who could neither read nor write. Of the principal, religious denominations, tbe Presbyterians, in 1836, had 15 ministers ; the Methodists, 15 ; the Episcopalians, 6 ministers ; the Baptists had 9 churches, and 5 ministers; the Roman Catholics had 2 ministers. There were also some few Friends. Several important works of internal improvement have been completed. The, Chesapeake and Delaware canal commences at Delaware city, on the Delaware river, and extends 14 miles to Back creek, a tributary of Elk river. It is 60 feet wide at the top, and 10 feet deep ; has two lift and two tide-locks, lO'O feet by 33 feet in the chamber; completed in 1839, and cost $3,750,000. It is -navigable for sloops and steamboats. The New Castle and Frenchtown rail-rpad extends from New Castle, on the DelawarCj 35 miles below Philadelphia, to Frenchtown, on tbe Elk river, which enters Chesapeake Bay. It is 16J miles, and connects with steamboats on the Delaware and Chesapeake. The city of Wilmington, pleasantly situated near the junction of the Brandy wine and Christiana, is a well-built, growing town, and the most important in the State. It contains an arsenal, hospital, 16 churches, &c., and is supplied with water by water-works on the Brandywine. Its trade is considerable, and it sends several ships to the whale-fishery. In the immediate vicinity there are about 100 mills and manufactories, producing flour, paper, iron-ware, powder, and cotton and woollen goods ; the Brandywine flour-mills are among the most extensive in the- United States. Population in 1340,8367. New Castle, belOw Wilmington, is at the eastern termination of the rail-road to Frenchtown ; it contains about 1200 inhabitants. Dover, the seat of government, contains the State-house, and about 600 inhabitants. Lewistown is a viUage near Cape Henlopen, in front of which has been erected the Delaware Breakvvater. The work consists of two pieis, an ice-breaker 1500 feet in length, and a breakwater 3600 feet long; cost, $3,316,950. STATE OF MARYLAND. Mabyiand is bounded north by Pennsylvania and Delaware; east by Dela ware and the Atlantic ; south-west and west by Virginia. Length 196 miles, and 120 rniles' in breadth ; area in square mile-^ 10,950, in acres 7,008,000. The principal rivf'.rs au; the Potomac, whicli divHes it from Virginia ; the Susque- 250 UNITED STATES. hanna, Patapsco, Pawtuxent, Elk, Sassafras, Chester, Choptank, Nanticoke, and Pocoinoko. ' ; , ' ¦ The maritime part of this State is penetrated far into the interior by Chesa peake Bay, as a vast river dividing it into two distinct portions, called the eastern ^and western shores. These shores include a level, low, and allu^vial country, intersected by tide-Water rivers and, creeks, and, like the same tracts of country farther south, are subject tointermittents. Above the tide-waters, the land again becomes agreeably undulating. Beyond this commence the Alleghany moun tains, with their numerous ridges ; the valleys between them are of a loamy and rich soil, yielding fine wheat and all the prpductions of the middle, together with some, of those of ithe southern States. The national road passes through the wide and fertUe valleys in which Frederick and Hagerstown are situated, being broad belts of the same admirable soil which is seen in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania. Among, these mountains and hills the air is elastic, the climate salubrious, and the waters clear and transparent. , In manufactures and commerce, Maryland sustains a very respectable rank ; numerous woollen and cotton-mills, copper and iron rolling-mills, are established in and near Baltimore, and are also scattered over other parts of the State; Flour and tobacco are the staple productions; the exports pf the former are very great, and, of the latter, the product is considerable and' of excellent quality, The herring and shad fisheries are actively carried on, and yield valuable returnSj con stituting an important article of trade, as well as of home consumption ; the com- _merce of Maryland, is extensive, and her ports serve as the outlets of large, tracts of productive country in Virginia, Pennsylvania, and the western States, whose consumption is also ih part supplied through the samp channels. ' ^ The-^population in 1790 was 319,728 ; in 1800, 345,834; in 1310, 380,546; in 1830, 407,350; in 1330, 446,913; in 1840,469,333, of whom 89,495 were slaves. Of the free population, 158,636 were white males, and 159,081 white females; 39,173 were coloured males, and 33,847 coloured females. Employed -in agri culture, 60,851 ; in commerce, 3349; in manufactures and trades, 31,335; in navigating.the ocean, 731 ; in navigating canals, rivers,- &c., 1519 ;' in the learned professions, 1647. There were in the State, in 1840, 92,920 horses and mules; 235,714 neat cat tle; 257,923 sheep; 416,943 swine; poultry was raised to the value of $318,765. There were produced, 3,345,783 bushels of wheat; 733,577 of rye; 3,233,086 of Indian corn ; 73,606 of buckwheat ; 3594 of bariey ; 3,534,211 of oats ; 1,036,433 of potatoes; 433,201 pounds of wool; 24,816,013 of tobacco; 5673 of cotton; 2390 of silk cocoons ; 36,366 of sugar ; 106,687 tons of bay. The products of the dairy amounted to $457,456 ; of the orchard, to $105,740 ; of luniber, to $366,977 ; and 7585 gallons of wine were made. The exports of this State in 1840 amounted to $5,768,768, and the imports to $4,910,746. Of the principal manufactures, homcTmade or family articles amounted to $176,050; 39 fulling-miUs and 39 woollen manufactories produced articles to the amount of $335,900, employing a capital of $117,630 ; 31 cotton manufactories produced articles to the value of $1,150,580, employing a capital of $1,304,400 ; 13 furnaces produced 8876 tons of cast-iron, and 17 furnaces produced 7901 tons of bar-iron, and employed a capital of $795,650; 73 distilleries produced 366,213 gallons of spirits, and 11 breweries produced 828,140 gallons of beer, the whole employing a capital of 185,790 ; 408 saddleries and other manufactories of leather produced articles to the amount of $1,050,275, employing'a capita] of $434,127; 189 flour-mills produced 446,708 barrels of flour, and, with other mills, produced articles to the amount of $3,267,250..and employed a capital of $4,069,671 ; ships were built to the amount of $279,771 ; capital employed in the fisheries, $88,947. The total amount of capital employed in manufactures in this State was $6,450,384. St. John's College, at Annapolis, was founded in 1784. St. Mary's College, at Baltimore, was founded by the Roman Catholics, in 1799. The Baltimore Medical Scliool, founded in 1807 ; and in 1813 there were, adde,d to it the faculties of general science, law, and divinity, and it received the name of the University MARYLAND. 251 of Maryland. Mount St. Mary's CoUege was established at Emmettsburg,' in 1830, by the Roman Catholics. These institutions had, in 1840, 400 students. There were in the State 137 academies, or grammar-schools, with 4178 students j and 507 common and primary schools, with 16,983 scholars. In this State there were, in 1840, 11,605 white persons, above 30 years of age, who could neither read nor write. Of religious denominations, the Roman Catholics are the most numerous. They have an archbishop, who is metropolitan of the United States, and 60 churches. The Episcopalians have 77 ministers ; the Presbyterians have 35 .ministers ;• the Baltimore Methodist conference, which extends into neighbouring States, has 173 travelling pre-acbers ; the Baptists have 30 ministers; the German Reformed have, 9 ministers. There are also Lutherans, Friends, Unitarians, &c. Two of the greatest works of internal improvement in the United States have been projected and commenced in Maryland; the first is the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, which commences at Georgetown, D. C, and is designed to extend 341J miles to Pittsburg. This is the work of a joint-stock company, chartered by the States of Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania, and sanctioned by Con gress. It was commenced in 1838, and is completed to Hancock, 136 miles. Considerable work has been done between this and Cumberland, where a spacious basin is, in process of erection. It is extended 7 J miles to Alexandria, on the southern part. A completion to Cumberland will open a vast and rich coal region. The Baltimore and Ohio rail-road is designed to extend from Baltimore to the Ohio river at Wheeling, 360 miles, and is the second great work. It was incor porated by the legislatures of Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania, in 1827, and commenced July 4th, 1838. It is completed from Baltimore to Cumberland. There is a side-cut over 3J miles to Frederick. A rail-road extends across the State, passing through Baltimore, and which forms part of the great chain from New York and Philadelphia to Washington. This road proceeds on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-road, 8 miles, from the former place. The Baltimore and Susquehanna rail-road extends 56 miles frpm Baltimore to York, Pa. A rail-road 19J miles long extends from the Baltimore and Washington rail-road to Ann^apolis. A rail-road extends from Fjenehtown to New Castle, Del-, connect ing the Delaware and Chesapeake Bays. The same is effected by a canal extend ing from Back creek, a tributary of Elk riverj to Delaware city, on the Delaware, 42 miles below Philadelphia. It is 66 feet wide at the top, 10 feet deep, and affords a passage to vessels requiring that depth of water. Baltimore, tbe principal city of the State, and, in point of population, the third in the Union, stands on an arm of Patapsco Bay, about 14 miles from the Chpsa- peake, and 300 from the sea, by the ship channel. The harbour is capacious and safe, and consists of an inner basin, into which vessels of 300 tons can enter, and an outer harbour, at Fell's Point, accessible- to the largest merchant-ships, . The entrance is commanded and defended by Fort M'Henry. Baltimore possesses nearly the whole trade of Maryland, that of part of Western Virginia and Penn sylvania, and the Western States; and its inland communication has been ex tended and facilitated by the construction of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-road. TManufactures of cotton, woollen, paper, powder, chemicals, pottery, &c., are also carried on in the city and neighbourhood. Baltimore is the greatest flour market in the worid; in 18^0, there were inspected 764,115 barrels, and 31,606 half barrels of flour. Its tonnage in 1840 was 76,022. The foreign trade employed a capital Of $4,404,500; the retail trade, $6,708,611; and the manufactures, $2,729,983. Baltimore has 9 banks, with an aggregate capital of $2,500,000, and 9 insurance companies. The public buUdings are 105 Churches, 3 hospitals, 2 theatres, a circus, museum, penitentiary, exchange, the college and university balls, &c. Tbe Battle Monument, erected in memory of tbe successful defence of the city, when attacked by tbe British in 1814, is an elegant niarble obelisk, 35 feet hiefh, on which are inscribed the names of those who fell in that gallant affair. The Washington Monument is the most splendid structure of the kindin the country ; it is a Doric column of white marble, with a circular staircase inside, by which you ascend to the top; the column is 180 feet in height, and 20 feet in 16* Y 252 UNITED STATES. diameter at bottom; it stands upon a base 23 feet high, and is surmojinted by a colossal statue of , the Father of his Country. The exchange is a large and hand some edifice, .366 feet by 140; the Ropuan Catholic cathedral is,' perhaps, the finest church in the country, and it contains some good paintings.^. The citizens of Baltimore are not more distinguished for their bold and persevering enterprise, than for hospitality and' agreeable manners. In 1765, there were not more than fifty houses on the site of the city ; in 1300, the population had increased to" 23,971 ; and in 1840, to 102,313. The city' of Annapolis, agreeably situated on the Severn river, three miles from Chesapeake Bay, is the capital of the State. It is regularly laid out, with the streets diverging from the State-house and the Episcopal church. The State- house is a handsome, building, in which the Qld Congress held some of their .Sessions ; and the Senate chamber, in which W'ashington resigned his commis sion, has beien preserved unaltered ; here is likewise the State library of 10,000 volumes. Annapolis is also tbe seat of St. John's College. The channel to the city is narrow and difficult. Population, 2792. 'Frederick City, 47 miles west of Baltimore, is, in point of wealth, elegance, and population, the second city in Maryland. It is connected with the Baltimore and Ohio rail-road, by a branch road of 2^ miles. The population, in 1840, 5182. North-west from Frederick city, and near the north line of the State, is Hagerstown, a well-built and flourishing town, containing the usual county buildings, several churches and academies, and a population of 3750 souls. Williamsport, at the mouth of the Conococheague, is a flourishing village on the route of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-road, and the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. Population, 500. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. This is a territory of ten miles square, under the immediate government of Congress, and therefore is not represented in that body. It is divided into two counties and three cities, the counties and cities being separate. The cities are Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown ; the counties, Washington -and Alex andria. This district lies on both sides pf the Potomac, 130 miles from its moutb,^ between Maryland and Virginia, and was ceded to the general govern ment by those S^tates in 1790. The population of the District amounted, in. 1840, to 43,713, of which 4694 were slaves, and 8361 free blacks, The city of Washington was laid oilt, under the superiii-tendence of the great man whose name it bears, in 179l, and became the seat of government in the year 1300. It stands in the centre of the District, upon the north 'bank of the Potomac, between the river and tbe East Branch, one of its, tributaries. The. plan of the city combines regularity with variety, and is adapted to the variations of the surface, so that, tbe spaces allotted to public buildings occupy commanding posi tions, and the monotonous sameness of a rectangular design is avoided, while all its advantages are secured. The minor streets run at right angles, but the larger avenues diverge from several centres, intersecting the streets with various degrees of obliquity, and opening spaces for extensive squares. The smaller streets run north and soiith, eSst and West, and are from 90 to 110 feet wide. The grand avenues are from 130 to 160 feet in width, and- are planted with trees. Several of the largest ufiitp. at the hill on which the Capitol is situated. These bear the names of tbe several States of the Uniop. ' Washington is the residence of thp President of the United States, and of the other chief executive pffiCers df the Federal Government, and of foreign ministers to the United States. Congress meets here arinually on the first Monday of December, and the. Supreme Federal Court holds its annual sessions here. The population of the city is 23,364, including 4808 free blacks, and 1713 slaves; but, during the session of Congress, the city is thronged with visitors from ail parts of the world. The buildings which it contains are in three, distinct parts; one portion being in the neighbourhood of the navy-yard, another in that DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. 253 of the Capitol, and anotiiei on ; Pennsylvania Avenue, whiich extends from the 'Cjq;>itol to the President's house. The Capitol is a large and magnificent builditigof freestone, 352 feet long, in the shape of a cross, with the Representatives' Hall and the Senate Chamberin the two iWinigs, and a spacious rotunda in the centre. The Hall ef Representa tives is semicircular, 95 feet in length-, and 60 in height, lighted from the top ; it is one of the most elegant halls in the worid. The Senate Cbatnber is Pf the same shape, and 74 feet long. The rotunda is 96 feet in diameter, and is 96 feet high to the top of the dome within. It is all'of marble, and the floor is beauti fully paved ; th^ whole has a most grand and imfiosing effect. Several pieces of sGUlpture are placed in niches in the walls, representing" events in American history. The sound of a single voice uttered ito this apartment is echoed from, the dome above witli a rumbling like distant thunder. The National Library is contained in -the Capitol,- and enabraces also a series pf national paintings by Trumbull. , ' The President's house, also of freestone, is two stories high; w-ith alofty base ment, and it has a front of 180 feet, adorned -With-an Ionic portico.; itis surrounded by extensive giDaD,ds< .On each side are the four ofi&oes of the executive depart ments ; on the west are the War and Navy, and on the east the State and_ Trea sury departments. The General Ppst-ofhcp, recently built of marble, is situated about half-way between the President's house and the Capitol ; near it is flte Patent Office, a handsome edifice of freestone, the upper part of which is occupied by the National. Institute. There are'also here an arsenal and a navy-yaTd, with a city hall, an hospital, penitentiary, insane asyloin, 21 phuiches; the halls of Columbia College, &6> A branch of the Chesapeake and Ohio canal terminates in .the city, i Georgetown is about three miles west of the Capitol, and is pleasantly situated, commanding a prospect, of the river, the neighbouring city, and the diveisifiedj country in ffie vicinity. The houses are chiefly of brick, and there are many elfr-' gant villas in different parts. The Catholic CoUege here is a respectable institu-j tipn. Georgetown i.s a thriving place, and has considerable commerce; but the- navigatipn of the river is obstructed by a bar. just below the town ; here is also a, cannon foundery, 4 banks, 7 ehuicheSr&c. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal commences at this place. Population, 7312. The city of Alexandria, six miles below Washington, on the opposite side of the Potomac, carries on an extensiw trade in flour,- tobaeeo, &c The city is regularly laid out ;' it has a good harbour, with commodious wharves, and is accessible to the largest ships. Here are a High School, a girls' lioarding-school, under the charge of the .Sisters of Charily,, an Orpban Asylum, 10 churches, several tanneries, engine manufactories, faults deries, cotton-miUs, &c. . Population, 8459, A branch of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal extends from Georgetown to this place. SOUTHERN STATES. The States of Virginia,- North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ala bama, Mississippi', and Louisiana; are those usually termed the Southern States : the whole rpgjon. extends from the Potomac to the Sabine river: its coasts are washed on the east by the Atlantic Ocean, and on the south by the Gulf of Mexico, The area of the whole region is about 420,000 square mUes. The tract of country in the Southern States bordering on the Atlantic, is a low sandy plain, from 50 to 1 00 miles broad, and, in general, covered with pine forests. Beyond this, towards the Alleghanies, it becomes elevated and hilly.-ahd theUj mountainous. Those portions of Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana, which bor-- der on the Gulf of Mexico, are low and level. In tbe interior they are diversi fied, and in some parts mountainous. The low countries in all the Southern Statesj are 'mostly barren, except on the borders of rivers, where the soil is very fertile, j "The inhabitants of the Southern States are nearly all occupied with agrioijl-i tore. The commerce, which is extensive, is principally in the hands of foreign-' 32 354 UNITED STATES. ers, or of their northern countrymen, ^md 'carried on in northern vessels. The great staples of this region are cotton, rice, sugar, and tobacco: nearly the whole of the cotton crop of the United States is raised here, which, with rice and sugar, is confined to its southern section : in the northern the principal productions are tobacco, vvheat, and corn : in the low regions of the Carolinas, pitch-pine grows in great perfection ; and tar, pitch, turpentine, andluipber, are the staples of these districts. Gold is almost exclusively confined to the upper and middle portions of this region, and is now so extensively found as to have become an object of national importance. j - - The rivers of the' Southern States, south of Chesapeake Bay, are generally dis tinguished by sluggish currents, and sand-bars at their months.. Although there is no stream, exclusively belonging to this section of the Union, that can be ranked in point of extent with the great rivers of the country, there are several which, from the length of their course and the volume of waters which they flow, would in other countries lie considered as large streams; and there are not a few which furnish useful navigable channels. , , The population is chiefly of English descent, but is in some places somewhat mixed. There are many descendants of the French and Spanish, particularly in Louisiana and Florida. In Louisiana the French language is extensively spoken, and the laws and some of the newspapers are printed both in that tongue and in English. ,The negroes, who form more than tvvo-fifths of the population, constitute a separate class, and are mostly held i'n slavery. The Indians were formerly nu merous and comprised ^several poTlirerful tribes, but they have mostly emigrated westward. A few Cherokees, 'CHoctaws, and Chickasaws, still rem3in,,.bul are all under treaty stipulations to remove, and will doubtless soon rejoin the tribes beyond the Mississippi. ' The inhabitants of the Southern States are seldom collected together in villages and towns, like their northern countrymen, but live in a scattered manner over the country. This is in a measure owing to the predomi'nance of agriculture over commercial and mechanical occupations, but principally to the circumstance that the bulk of the labour is performed by slaves. Instead of small proprietors tilling their little farm with their own hands, we here find extensive plantations culti-, vated under the direction of the owner or his agent, who merely attends to the pepuniary affairs, directs the operations and oversees the labourers. This state of things has a decided influence upon the manners and character of the people, yet there are individual differences so great that no general description will apply equally to the Virginian, the, Carolinian, and the Louisianian. Generosity, great hospitality, a high sense of honour, and a manly independence of thought and conduct, are among the favourable traits of the southern character. The poorer class of whites are in general less frugal and industrious, and enjoy fewer advan tages in respect to education and religious instruction than the same class in the Northern States. Population of the .Southern States, in 1840, 4,648,991, of whom, 1,944,748 were slaves, and 112,710 free blacks. COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA. Nature has bestowed on Virginia advantage of position, soil, climate, and navt -gable rivers. She is often distinguished by the title of the Ancient Dominion, probably from the circumstance of her having been the first settled of thccolonies. This State is bounded on thp north by Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Ohio ; south by North Carolina and Tennessee ; east by Maryland arid the Atlantic Ocean, and on the west by Kentucky and Ohio. Extent from north to south, 220 miles ; from east to west, 370 miles. " Area, about 64,000 Square miles. Every portion of Virginia is penetrated by fine rivers ahd streams, useful eithpr as channels of navigation, or for mechanical purposes. The principal rivers are the Potomac, Shenandoah, James, Rappahannock, Mattapony, Pamunky, York, Rivanna, Appomattox, Elizabeth, Nottoway, Meherrin, Staunton, Ohio, Sandy, Great Kanavrha, Little Kanawha, and the Monongabela ahd its principal branches,. VIRGINIA. The Alleghany range of mountains, with its numerous ridges, covers the whole middle section- of this State, and gives it a rugged surface. The country east of the mountains descends gradually to the flat and sandy alluvion of the coa^t. The district west of the mountains is hilly. ; The soil varies greatly, being sandy and sterile on the coast, very fertile on the banks of rivers, and productive in the valleys of .the Alleghanies. The climate is equally varied, being hot, moist, and unhealthy in the lower alluvial country, and cool and salubrious among the moun tains. To the productions common to the northern and middle sections of the Union, this State adds the swefe^potato, the finest tobacco, and in the southern parts cotton as a crop. The productions of the north and the south, apples and wheat, cotton and tobacco, meet here as in Tennessee in the western country. The temperature, soil, and circumstances, are supposed to be favourable in the highest degree to the cultivation of the grape and tbe silk mulberry. The mineral wealth of Virginia is boundless ; gold, copper, lead, iron, coal, salt, limestone, marls, gypsum, magnesian, copperas, and alum earths, thermal, chaly beate, and sulpliuretted springs, excellent marbles, granites, sdap-stones and sand stones, &c., are among the treasures as yet for the most part lying idle in the bowels of the earth. Mining industry has, however, recently taken a start, and will doubtless soon afford profitable employment to many of the inhabitants. Of the metallic products of Virginia, gold is one of the most important. It is found on both sides of the North and Rapid Ann rivers, of the North and South Anna near their heads, of the Rivanna in the lower part of its cpurse, and of the James river above and below the mputh of the Rivanna. The belt of country in which this metal exists, extends through Spottsylvania, and some iieigb'bouring counties, in a south-west direction, into, North and South Carolina, Greorgia, and Alabama. In this State the gold is diffused over large surfaces, and las not been found sufficiently in mass, except in a few places, to make mining profitable"; about $52,000 worth was obtained in 1840. Vast jields of coal exist in Virginia, both of the bituminous and anthracite kinds ; of the former, great beds have been found spreading over an extent of many miles, in which the seams are^sOmetimes 30, 40, and even 60 feet thick, and of excellent quality. Coal has been mined and exported in considerable quantities from the vicinity of Richmond, for many years past. Iron ore exists also in vast quantities, in various^ parts ; in some places it is found between immense layers of coal. Salt springs occur at various places ; at some of which works for manufacturing the water into salt have been erected : the most important are on the Great Ka nawha river, in the vicinity of Charleston. The quantity madp here is about 1,500,000 bushels annually; 70 gallons of brine yielding 1 bushel of salt. Vir ginia contains a profusion of mineral springs, of great and various -virtues, many of which have acquired raucl reputation for their medicinal properties, and some of them are much resorted to. The population in 1790 was 747,610; in 1800, 836,149; in 1810, 974,622; in 1820, 1,065,366; in 1830, 1,211,272; in 1840, 1,339,797; of whom 448,987 were slaves. Of the free populsitibn, 371,223 were while males ; 369,745 white. females; 33,814 vvere coloured males;. 36,020 coloured females. Employed in agriculture, 313,771 ; in mining, 1995; in commerce, 6361 ; in manufactures and trades, 54,147; in navigating the ocean, 583; do. canals, rivers, &c., 3953; in the learned professions, 3866. , There were in the State, in 1840, 336,438 mules and horses; 1,034,148 neat cattle; 1,393,773 sheep ; 1,993,155 swine. Poultry was raised tp the value of $754,698: There were produced, 10^09,716 bushels of wheat; 1,482,799 of rye; 87,430 of bariey; 243,822 of buckwheat; 34,577,591 of Indian corn; 13,457,062 of oats; 2,944,660'of potatoes ; 2,538,374 pounds of wool ; 75,347,106 of tobacco; 2956 of ric.e; 3,494,483 of cotton ; 1,541,833 of sugar; 3191 of silk 'cocoons; 364,703 tons of hay; 25,594 of hemp and flax; 1,500,000 bushels of salt; The products of the dairy were valued at $1,480,488; of the orchard, at $705,765 ; of lumber, at $538,092 ; and 13,911 gaUons of wine were made. ' The exports of the State for the year. ending September 30th, 1841, were i256 UNITED STATES. I$5,630,286, and the imports were $337,237. The tonnage entpied was 34,275; laUd the tonnage cleared was 63,343. The manufactures of Virginia are pot so extensive as those of many States inferior to it in territory and population. Home-made or family manufactures amounted, in 1840, to $3,441,672; 47 fulling-mills and 41 wpollpn manufactories employeda capital of $112,350, and produced articles td the amount of $147,792; 23 cotton manufactories produced articlesto the amount of $446,063, with a capi tal of $1,299,^20; 42 furnaces produced 18,810 tons of cast-iron, and 52 forges ; produced .5386 tons of bar-iron, employing a capital uif $1,246,650 ; 11 smelting, houses producedgold to the amount of $51,758, employing a capital of $103,650;* 5 smelting houses produced 878,648 pounds of lead, with a capital of $21,500 ; 12 paper-mills produced articles to the amount of $216,345; 3343 persons manu- facthred tobacco to the amount of $2,406,671, employing a Capital of $1,526,080; 764 flouring-mills produced 1,041,526 barrels of flour, and with other mills pro duced articles to tbe amount of $7,855,499, employing capital to the amount of $5,184,669; vessels were built to the amount of $136,807; capital employed in the fisheries, $38,383. The total amount of capital employed in manufactures in, the State, was $11,360,861. William and Mary's College, at Williamsburg, is the oldest in the State, and one of the oldest in the country, founded in 1691 ; Hampden Sydney College, in Prince Edward county, was founded in 1783, and is flourishing; Washington' College, at Lexington, was founded in 18 13 ; Randolph Macon College, at Boyd-^ town, was founded in 1833. There are theological schools at Richmond, in Prince Edward and Fairfax counties. , The most important literary institution in the State is the University Of Virginia, at Charlottesville,' founded in 1819. In the above colleges, and a few others, there were, in 1840, 1097 students; there were in the State, 382 academies, with 11,083 students; and 1561 common and primary Schools, with 35,331 scholars. There were in the State, 58,787 white I persons over 30 years of age who could neither read nor write. The Baptists, the most numerous religious denomination, had, in 1836, 435 churches, 261 ministers, and 54,302 comraunicsints ; the Methodists had 168 ministers and 41,763 communicants; the Presbyterians had 117 churches, 90 ministers, and 11,413 communicants; the Episcopalians had one bishop, one ¦ assistant bishop, 65 ministers, and about 3000 communicants ; the Lutherans had 24 congregations and 7 ministers; the Reformed Baptists^ (Campbellites) had about 10,000 communicants; the ROman Catholics bad 10 congr^ations ; the Unitarians had one minister ; there were also some Friends and Jews. Virginia has undertaken several Important works of internal improvement, by chartering private companies, which have been aided liberaUy by the State. The!" EfismalSwjamp Canal connecfs Chesapeake Bay with Albermarle Sound, extend ing from Deep Creek, a tributary of the former,, to Joyce's Creek, a branch of Pasquotank river, of Albermarle Sound,, 23 miles' long. It has branches of 11 miles. ' A canal extends along-James riyer, from Richmond to Lynchburg; and this communication is designed. to be eytended by canal and rail-road to the Ohio river, by the Great Kanawha. No other spot between New York and Georgia presents an equally favourable country for a line of communication across the Alleghany mountains. The wholelength will be about 425 miles. A rail-road extends from the Potomac river, at the mouth of the Aquia Creek, to Frederiek-s- burg, and thence to, Richmond, in the -^hole 75 miles. It proceeds from Rich mond to Petersburg, 23 miles, and from Petersburg to Weldon, on the Roanoke river, 59 miles, where it unites with the rail-road to Wilmington, N. C. A rail road proceeds from a point on the Fredericksburg and Richmond road, north-west to Gordonsville, 50 miles. A rail-road extends from Petersburg to City Point, 12 miles. Another extends from Winchester 32 miles to Harper's Ferry, where it unites with the Baltimore and Ohio rail-road.. Greensville rail-road connects the Petersburg and Roanoke rail-road with the Raleigh and Gaston rail-road, N. C., extending from Hicksford, 18 miles to Gaston. The Chesterfield rail-rojid, 13^ miles long, extends from the Chesterfield coal-basin to tide-water in James river, at Manchester, opposite Richmond. , Richmpnd,.the capital of the State, aijd its principal city, stands on several. VIRGINIA. . 257 eminences, which command fine views of the surrounding country, and give' to the city, an air pf singular beauty. The western division occupies a high- plain called Shockoe Hill, overlooking,the lower town, and containing a beautifur square of about ten acres, which is adorned with fine shade trees, and laid'outin gravelled walks; here, in a commanding situation, stands the Capitol or State- House, one of the most elegant structures in the United States, containing a statue of Washington by Houdon ; and contiguous to it is the City Hall, a neat edifice of the Doric order. The other public buildings are the Armory, Peni tentiary, 16 churches, a theatre, &o. The city is supplied with pure water from three reservoirs, each containing 1,000,000 gallons, and filled by two pumps, which raise at the rate of 800,000 gallons in the 24 hours. Richmond is 1 10 miles from the mouth of the river, which carries 15 feet of water to within a few miles of the city, and affords boat navigation for 230 miles above the falls. These ad-vantages enable it to carry on an extensive trade, both inland and by sea ; the annual value of the exports being about *6,000,000 dollars, in addition to a valu able coasting trade. Large quantities of wheat, fiour, tobacco, &c., are brought down by the James River Canal. The falls of the river immediately above the city afford an unlimited water-power, which is largely applied to manufacturing; purposes; there are here 21 flouring-mills, making annually 75,000 barreW of flour ; an extensive iron-works, with which is connected rolling and slitting mills, and nail factories, besides numerous tobacco factories, a large cotton mill, paper mill, &c. The capital employed in manufacturing, in 1840, amounted to $1,373,950. Population, in 1840, 21,153. Manchester, on the soutb side of James river, is connected with Richmond by Mayo's Bridge. It contains several factories, 360 houses, and about 1500 inhabitants. A rail-road extends from this place 13 miles ¦westward, to-the coal-mines, which yield a million bushelsof coal annually. The principal sea-port of this State is Norfolk, which is situated, on the Eliza beth river, eight miles from Hanipton Roads. Its harbour is deep and capacious, easy of access, and perfectly secure; the Road, an expansion of James river just above its mouth, affords the finest anchorage in the world, and is capable of con taining its united navies. The entrance; between Old Point Comfort and a sand bar called the Rip Raps, is rather more than a mile in width, and, is defended by Fort Monroe and Fort Calhoun. The favourable situation of Norfolk, in regard to the sea, and its connexion with the interior by means of the Dismal Swamp' Canal and the Portsmouth and Roanoke Rail-road, have made it the chief com mercial depdt of Virginia, and, in 1840, 19,079 tons of shipping belonged to the port. The town is built on low ground, and the neighbourhood is marshy ; the principal streets are well paved and clean, but the others are less commodious and more irregular. The buildings are not distinguished for elegance, but some improvements have been made of late years iri this respect. There are 8 churches, 3 banks, a marine hospital, a theatre, lyeeum, &c., and a population of 10,930; At Gosport, in Portsmouth, on the opposite side of the river, is one of the most ^important navy-yards of the United States, containing a magnificent dry-dock, of hewn granite, constructed at a cost of 974,356 dollars. Population of Portsmouth, 6500. Suffolk is a thriving little town to the south-west, with 1500 inhabitants; it stands on the Nansemond river, and is accessible to vessels of 100 tons. Petjersburg, on the right bank of the Appomattox river; is a handsome and fiou 'rishing town, with 11,136 inhabitants, combining an active trade in cotton, flour, 'and tobacco, with manufacturing industry. Vessels drawing seven feet of water *come up to the town, but large ships unload at City Point, at the mouth of the river. The falls of the Appomattox furnish ample water-power, and there are here several cottPn-mills, merchant flour-mills, grist, and saw-mills, rope-walks, woollen factory, &c. Some distance, above Petersburg, and also onthe Appo mattox river, is Farmville, a flourishing town, incorporated in 1833 ; it contains 2 large tobacco warehouses, 5 tobacco factories, and various mechanic shops. Population about 1000. North-vvest from Richmond, and on the Rivanna river, is Charlottesville, with about 1000 inhabitants. It is pleasantly situated in a chariping -valley, and de- ;rives its interest from its being the seat of the Virgfinia University; The halls of this valuable institution form a fine collection of buildings. Three miles from Char- 358* , UNITED STATES. lottesville is Monticello, the seat of the late President Jefferson. -The mansion occupies a lofty summit of the South-West Mountain, 500 feet above the Rivani^, and commands a view of the Blue Ridge on tbe west, and of the low country as far as the eye can reach on the east. A simple granite obelisk over the grave of Jeffetson bears this inscription, written by himself: Thomas Jeff'erson, Author of Ike Declaration of Independenee, and Founder of the University of yir^inia. Neariy vvest: from Richmond, and 120 miles distant, is Lynebburg, situated on the southern bank of James river. It is a neat and flourishing town, carrying on an active trade, and containing some manufactories. The water-power afforded by the river is partially employed in propelling a cotton-mill, and several saw and flonr-mills; and there are here tanneries; tobacco factories, &c.' Several hand some, packet-boats ply daily on the river, between this place and Richmond. The town-is supplied with water from a reservoir containing 400,000'gallons, fed by a double forcing-pump, and placed at such an elevation as to , throw a copious stream over the tops of the houses, Lynchburg is one of the largest tobacco markets in the world ; from 15,000,000 to 20;000,000 pounds ate inspected annually. Population,, 6395. Danville,, on the Dan river, which is navigable by boats some distance above, is a flourishing village, with 1200 inbahitants; its position commands somp trade, and there are some manufactories here, . .The Great Valley Section consists of an elevated table-land between the Blue Ridge and the Alleghany chain, ftom 1200 to 1500 feet above the sea. .If is, however, traversed £y several mountain, chains, forming numerous subordinate valleys, at once fertile and picturesque, and constituting a region Of singular wildness and beauty. Its rare eoriibination ti great agricultural resources with extraordinary mineral riches, must one day render it the seat of a -populous and wealthy community. At the lower end of the valley stands the town ef Harper's Ferry,' celebrated for the majestic scenery in its vicinity. ¦ The town has a popu- rlation of about 2000 inhabitants, and contains three churches, an academy, two ' Masonic halls, one of the largest flouring-mills in the Union, an Arsenal of the United States, containing about 85,000 stands of arms, and an Armory fpr the manufacture ,of fire-arms. A railroad extends ftom this place to Winchester, one of tbe mos^flouTishing towns in the State, with 3454 inhabitants. It stands on the site of old Fort Loudon, in the midst of a very lieh and highly-cultivated tract, inhabited by an industrious and thriving population. Winchester is the depot of tbe surrounding country, and its trade and manufactures are extensive. Fredericksburg is a flourishing town at the head of navigation on the Rappa hannock river, which admits vessels of 140 tons up to tie town. Its situation makes it tbe depdt of a well-cultivated tract, and its trade ia considerable. To bacco, wheat, flour, corn, &c.; are the principal articles of exportation. Popula- •tion, 3974. Falmputh, Port Royal, Tappahannock, and Urbanna,are small villages on the Rappahannock. In Westmoreland county, on the Potomac, is shown the spot where Washington was borh; the louse, which stood, on Pope's creek, about half a mile from the river, on a plantation called Wakefield, is now in ruins. A simple stone, with the inscription. Here, on the 11th nf February. 1732, George WaAington, teas horn, designates the consecrated spot. Further up the river, eight miles from Alexandria, is Mount Vernon, the seat and the tomb ef that gieat and good man. The mansion-house is- a simple wooden buUding, two sto ries high, with a plain portico extending the whole length, and commanding a view of th© river ; the tomb is merely a walled excavation in the bank, with a brick front and closed by an iron door. Leesburg, a few .miles east of tbe Potomac river, is a neat and thriving town, with about 2000 inhabitants, situated in a productive and highly cultivated dis trict. Fairfax, further south, is a flourishing village, and further on is Barboors-. ville, in, the vicinity of which are the seat and tomb of the late President Ma dison. In the western part of the State is the city of Wheeling, surrounded by rich coal-beds and a highly fertile country ; and, standing at the head of Steaip-boat navigation on the Ohio during tbe season of low water, is one of the most flour ishing trading tovi^fis in the country. The population increased from 1567 in 1820, to 7885 in 1840. Over20 steam-boats etre owned here, and great quantities VIRGINIA. 259 of goods are forwarded to this point in wagons by the National Road from the east, and by kecl-bpats, flat-boats, and steamers down the river. Iron-founderies, steam-engine factories, cotton and woollen-mills, glass-houses and cut-glass works, flour, paper, and saw-mills, copperas, white-lead, sheet-lead, and tobacco-manu- factoriesj are among the manufacturing establishments. There are exported' from Wheeling annually 1,500,000 bushels of bituminous coal. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. North Carolina is bounded on the north by Virginia, east by the Atlantic Ocean, south by South Carolina, and west by Tennessee. . Length 362 miles, and breadth 121 miles; area, 43,800 square miles. The country, for more than 60 miles from the coast, is a low plain, with many swamps and inlets from the sea. The greater portion of this district, except along the water-^jourses, is a vast forest of evergreens. The rich lands near the swamps and rivers are insalubrious. Having passed this monotonous region, we emerge to the pleasant and mild, parts of the State, at the base of the Alleghanies, from whose summits the eye- tra verses an immense extent of beautiful country to the west, and, vision is. lost in an agreeable succession of hill, dale, forest, and valley. In the western part of the State the Blue Ridge, which forms the separating line between the waters of the Atlantic and the Mississippi, attains an elevation of about 5500 feet The western boundary of the State is formed by the pro longation of the same ridge ; its different parts are known by various local names, one of which, the Black Mountain, has been recently ascertained to be the, most lofty in the United States, east of the Rocky Mountains ; its height is 6476 feet, or 48- feet more elevated than Mt. Washington: another summit, of the BlUe Ridge, the Roan Mountain, is 6038 feet in height. The tract between the two •ridges ia an elevated table-land, from 2000 to 2500 feet above the sea. -North Carolina abounds in considerable rivers, but enjoys few facilities for navi gation in proportion to the number and sizerof the streams, which are shallow or broken in their course, or lose themselves in lagoons difficult of access, or are obstructed by bars. The Chowan flows into Albemarle Sound, and admits small vessels to Murfreesboro'. The Roanoke also empties itself into the same shallow basin. The Tar River and the Neuse both flow into Pamplico Sound : the first is navigable 90 mUeS, to Tarboro', and the latter to Kingston! Cape Fear river, the principal stream, which has its whole course within the State, rising on the north ern border, pursues a south-easteriy course of 280 miles, and enters the ocean at Cape Fear; the Waccamaw, the Lumber, and "Vadkin, which take the names of the Little and Great Pedee, and the Catawba, which rises in the Blue Ridge, all flow into South Carolina; while the French Broad, Little Tennessee',, Hiwas see, and New river, descend in an opposite direction from the same range. The swamps are a striking feature in tbe eastern part of the State. The Dismal Swamp lies in the north-eastern part and extends into Virginia. It ia 30 miles in length and 10 in breadth. In the centre, on the Virginia side, is Lake Drummond, 15 miles in circuit; a canal is carried through it from Norfolk to^Al- bemarle Sound. Between Albemarle and Pamplico Sound, is another, called AUir gator Swamp ; this has been partly drained, and the land rendered fit for the cul tivation of rice. These swamps have a clay bottom, over whichlies a thick stratum of vegetable compost. The drained lands ate found to be exceedingly fertUe. , , r u * The pine forests of North Carolina, which cover nearly the whole of the east ern part of the State, yield not only much lumber for exportation, but also nearly all the resinous matter used in ship-building in this country. The resinous pro ducts' are turpentine, spirits of turpentine, rosin, tar, and. pitch; turpentine , is merely the sap of the tree obtained by making an incision in the bark;, the tur pentine 'flows out in drops, which fall into a box placed to receive them. Among the mineral productions, the most important appear to be gold and iron. The gold region of North Carolina embraces the section on both sides of the, Blue, Ridge, and extends to the east of the Yadkin. The surface mines are the most 17 aea uniteb states. easily worked, but the vein mines are th'6 most durable. In almost any part of this district, gold may be found in gfreater or. less' abundance. It exists in igrains or masses from almost imperceptible particles^ to pieces of one or two '^pounds weight ; one of the largest Jomps ever found, was dug- up in Cabarras county— it was worth between 7 and 8000 dollars. Lumps from the value of 100 or 200 to 1000 dollars, are not oncommon. The great diversity of climate between the eastern lowlands and the western high country, produces a corresponding diversity in the agricultural productions of the two sections ; while .the former yields cotton, rice, and indigo, the more northern grains and fruits thrive in the latter, which yields wheat, Iqdian-corn, ; tobacco, and hemp. \ - „ . ' The population of North Carolina, in 1790, was 393,754; in 1800, 478,103; I in 1810, 555,500; in 1820, 638,829; in 1830, 758,470; in 1840, 753,419; of whom 245,&17 were slaves. Of the free population, ^,0,047 were white males ; S44,833 -white females; 11,326 were coloured males; 10,505 were coloured females. Employed in agriculture, 217,095 ; in commerce, 1734 ; in manufac tures and trades, 14,323 ; in navigating the ocean, 327 ; do. canals, rivers, &c., 379 ; in the learned professions, 1086. There were in this State, in 1840, 166,608 horses and mules ; 617,371 neat cattle ; 538,379 sheep ; 1,649,716 swine. There were produced, 1,960,885 bush els of'wheat; 15,391 of buckwheat; 213,971 of rye; 33,893,763 of Indian-corn ; 3574 of bariey; 3,193,941 of oats; 2,609,239 of potatoes; 625,044 pounds of weol; 16,772,359 of tobacco; 3,820,388 of rice ; 51,926,190 of cotton; 3014 of silk cocoons; 101,369 tons of hay. The products of the dairy were valued at $674,349; of the orchard, at $386,006; of lumber, at $506,766. There were made 28,752 gallons of wine. The exports of the State, in 1840, amounted to ;$387,484, and the imports to $352,532. The amount of home-made or family manufactures, in 1840, was $1,413,246 ; 25 cotton manufactories produced articles to the amount of $438,950 ; 10 smelt ing-houses produced gold to the amount of $255,619'; hats and caps were manu- fectured to the amountof $38,170; 363 tanneries employed a capital of $271,979 ; 340 other manufactories of leather, as saddleries, &c., produced articles to the amount of $185,387; 323 flouring-miUs produced 87,641 barrels of flour, and with other mills produced articles to the amount pf $1,552,096; vessels were built to the amount of $62,800; 2803 distilleries produced 1,051,979 gallons of spirits ; tar, pitch, turpentine and rosin, 593,451 barrels. Amount of capital employed in the fisheries, $3)3,500. Total amount employed in manufactures, $3,838,900. The University of North Carolina, at Chapel Hill, was founded inl791 ; Da vidson College, in Mecklenburg, founded in 1837. In these institutions there were, in 1840,' 158 StudentSi There were in the State 141 academies, with 4398 students; and 633 common and primary schools, with 14,950 scholars. There were in the State 56,609 white persons above the age of 20 who could neither read nor write. ,- Of religious denominations; the Methodists andBaptists are the most numerous ; they have each about 20,000 communicants; the Presbyterians, about 11,000 communicants. The Episcopalians have a Bishop and 20 ministers ; the Luther ans have 18 ittinisters, 38 eongregation8,and 1890 communicants. Besides these, there are some Moravians, Friends, and Roinan Catholics. A rail-road extends from Wilmington, 161 miles, to Weldon, on the Roanoke river. Another also extends from Raleigh, S7 miles, to Gaston. These works unite with others from Virginia. The Dismal Swamp Canal of Virginia, extends into North ©arol'ina, (see Virginia). Raleigh, the capital of the State, not far from the west bank of the Neuse, is a thriving town with S244 inhabitants; A fine State-House of granite has been ;erected' here, in place of the one destroyed by fire in 1831, when Canova's statue jof Washington Was unfortunately ruined. Fayetteville is a busy and .flourishing to^wn, at tbfe head of boat navigation on Cape Pear river, with 4285 inhabitants. |Il> contains an United States Armory. Salefti, Salisbury, and Charlotte, are iBmall towns in this section. The last mentioned has" of late rapidly increased in NORTH CAROLINA. 261 itnpprtance on account of its proximity to the gold mines. Population, about 1000. It contains a United States Mint for the coinage pf gold. Beaufort, the only port of North Carolina directly upon the sea, admits vessels drawinir 12 feet of water, and the harbour is safe and commodious ; but the town is inconsiderable. Wilmington, 40 miles from tbe sea on Cape Fear river, is the most important commercial town of the State, and it carries on a considerable trade with the West Indies. The population is about 4744. Newborn, on the south bank of the river Neuse, 80 jailes frorti Pamplico Sound, is a place of some commerce, although large vessels cannot come up to the town, and the navigation is tedious and difficult for smaller craft. Population, 3690. Washington and Tarboro', on the Pamplico riv'er, Plymouth and Halifax, on the Roanoke, Eden ton, on the Chowan, and Elizabeth, on the Pasquotank, are small trading towns. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. The State of South Carolina is bounded pn the north and north-east by North Carolina, south-east by the Atlantic Ocean, and south-west by Georgia, from which It is separated by the Savannah river ; it is in length 188 miles, by 160 in breadth, the area being about 30,000 square miles. The rivers of South Carolina afford' some considerable navigable facUities for small river-craft; but, in lie lower part of their course, they are shallow, and obstructed by bars. The prin cipal are the Waccamaw, Pedee, Black river, Santee, Cooper, Ashley, Stono, Edisto, Ashepoo, Combahee, Cposaw, Broad, and Savannah. The harbours of this State are generally of little value; but the coast presents numerous entrances, which are accessible to small vessels, and which afford advantages for an active coasting trade. The harbour of Charleston is obstructed at the entrance by a dangerous sand-bar, and that of GeorgetpWn will only admit small vessels. The harbour of Beaufort, or Port Royal, is the best in the State, and is sufficient to receive a navy, but is little frequented. St. Helena Sound is ;the most spacious opening for a grpat distance along the coast; but, although about three miles wide, and ten miles long, it is too much beset with shoals to be of any great commercial value. • The sea-coast is bordered with a fine chain of islands, between which and the shore there is a very convenient navigation. The main land is by nature divided into the lower and upper country. The low country, extends 80 or 100 miles from the coast, and is covered with extensive forests Of pitch-pine, called pine barrens, interspersed with swamps and marshes of a rich soU ; beyond this is the sand-hill region^ 60 miles in width, the sterile hills of which have been compared to the arrested waves of the sea in a storm. To this distance the broad extent of country is denominated the lower country ; beyond it we approach the ridge, or upper country, the Atlantic ascent of which is precipitous. From tbe summit stretches a fine belt of table-land, fertUe and well cultivated, watered by rivers, and irritrated by smaller streams, extending from the Savannah to Broad river. The country beyond the ridge resembles in its scenery the mPst interesting of the northern States. The traveller is gratified by the pleasant alternation of hill and dale, the lively verdure of tbe hills is contrasted With the deeper tints of the extensive forests which decorate their sides, and, in the vaUeys, broad "vers roll their streams through the varied beauties of luxuriant and cultivated fields. 1 he ascent hence to the mountains is gradual and imperceptible. A number of moun tains of striking forms, here swell with their peaks to a very considerable eleva tion. Table Mountain is the most conspicuous ; its summit is supposed to be 4000 feet above tbe level of the sea. , . u • r The low country is infested with many of the diseases which spring from a warm, moist, and unelastic atmosphere. Of these, the most frequent are fevers, from which the inhabitants suffer more than from any, or perhaps from aU other diseases together. The districts of the upper country enjoy as salubrious a cli mate as any part of tbe United States. During tbe most unhealthful period of the .year, it is customary for the wealthy South Carolinians to seek relaxation in a ' ' 33 262 UNITED STATES. tour through the northern States, or in a sojourn at some of the watering-places in the upland country. - . The staple cojnmodities of this State are cotton and rice; the latter, first intro duced in 1693, is raised only in the low country; where the immense swamps in which it is grown may be easily irrigated, by means of the rise of the tide in the rivers. Indigo was for some time an important staple ; its culture was introduced in the middle Of the last century, and, at the breaking out of tbe revolutionary war, about 1,000,000 pounds were exported annually; but, toward the close' of the century, the price was so much lowered by large impprtatipns fromthe East Indies into England, that it gave way to cotton, which is raised on the same lands. • ' There are no manufactures of any importance in South Carolina, but the com merce is extensi-ve; it consists in the exports of rice, cotton, lumber, &c., and of large quantities of the productions of peorgia and North Carolina, and in the import of manufactured articles, wines, tropical fruits, &c., for home consumption. The region in which gold is found extends through this State. Although the mines are abundant, the diggings have been less pumerous than in North Caro lina. Various ochres, used in painting, are found near Yorkville. Marble, lime stone, iron and lead ore, potters' clay, fullers' earth, nitrous earth, talc, and most of the useful fossils, are common. The population in 1790 was 349,073; in 1800, 345,591 ; in ISIO, 415,115; in 1830, 502,741; in 1830, 581,185; in 1840, 594,398; of whom 327,038, or something more than one-half of the population, were slaves. Of the free popu lation, 130,496 were white males; 128,538 white females; 3864 were coloured males ; 4413 coloured females. Employed in agriculture, 198,363 ; in commerce, 1958 ; in manufactures and trades, 10,325 ; in navigating -the ocean, 381 ; do. rivers, canals, &,c., 348; in the learned professions, 1481. According to the census of 1840, there were in the State 130,931 horses and mules; 573,608 neat cattle; 333,981 sheep; 878,533 swine. There were pro duced 968,354 bushels of wheat; 44,738 of rye; 14,733,805 of Indian corn; 3967 of bariey; 1,486,308 of oats; 2,698,313 of potatoes; 299,170 pounds of wool; 60,590,860 ofrice ; 61,710,274 of cotton ; 51,519 of tobacco; 30,000 of sugar; 2080 of sUk cocoons; 34,613 tons of hay. The products of the dairy were valued at $577,810 ; of the orchard, at $53,375 ; of lumber, $537,684. The exports of this State, for the year ending Sept. 30, 1840, amounted to $8,043,384 ; and the imports to $1,567,431. The tonnage entered was 55,630 tons, and the tonnage cleared 92,185. The amount of home-made or family manufactures, was $930,703 ; there were 3 woollen factories which produced articles to the amount of $1000; employing a capital of $4300 ; 15 cotton factories produced articles to the amount of $359,000, and employed acapital of $617,450; 4 furnaces produced 1350 tons of cast-iron; 9 forges produced 1165 tons of, bar-iron; the whole employing a capitalof $113,300; 5 smelting-houses produced gold to the amount of $3'7,,418, and em ployed a capital of $40,000 ; one paper-mill produced to the amount of $30,800, with a capitalof $30,000; 164 flouring-miUs produced 58,458 barrels of flour; and, with other mills, ptoduced articled to the amount of $1,301,678, and em ployed a capital of $1,668,804 ; 350 distilleries produced 103,388 gallons of dis tilled spirits, emplpying a capital of $14,343 ; vessels were built to the amount of $60,000. The total amount pf capital employed in manufactiires was $3,316;970. . ,. ' Of religious denominations the Methodists are the niost numerous ; at the commencement of ,1836 they had 37,503 communicants; the Baptists had 314 churches, 336 ministers, and 36,376 communicants; the Presbyterians had 90 churches and 70 ministers ; the Episcopalians had 50 churches, one bishop, and 43 ministers; the Lutherans had, in 1840, 24 ministers, 34 congregations, and 1667 communicants; there were also Roman Catholics; Unitarians, Friends, Universalists and Jews. , - The most important literary institution in the State is the College of South Carolina, founded in 1804. There is a theological seminary connected with the^ SOUTH CAROLINA. 263 institution. In both departments there were, in 1843, 216 students. Charleston CoUege was founded in 1795, and has about 50 students. The medical' institu tion in Charleston has 8 professors and 158 students. There were in the State, in 1840, 117 academies or grammar-schools, with 4236 students; and 566 com mon or primary schopls, with 12,520 scholars. Thetewere 20,615 free white persons, over 30 years of age, who, could neither read nor write. South Carolina has- several iinportant works of internal improvement. The Santee canal, extending 33 miles from Charleston harbour to Santee river, was finished in 1802. Through this canal, and the improvement of the Santee and Congaree rivers, a steamboat communication has heen opened from Charleston to Columbia. Winyaw canal extends from Winyaw bay, 7J miles, to Kinlock creek, a branch of the Santee river. The navigation of Catawba river has been improved by five short canals, with an aggregate length of 11^ miles. The South Carolina rail-road extends 136 miles, from Charleston to Hamburg. It was commenced in 1830, and completed in 1834. It has since been sold to the Charleston, Louisville, and Cincinnati Rail-road Company. This company con template the formation of the longest , rail-road yet undertaken in the tJnited States. Its entire length, from Charleston to Cincinnati, will, be 718 miles. The Branchville and Coluhabia rail-road extends from Branchville, or the South Carolina rail-road, 66 miles, fo Columbia, and is to form a part of the Charlesr ton, LouisviUe, and Cincinnati rail-road. . Charleston, the principal city of South Carolina, and the largest city in the Atlantic States south of the Potomac, stands on a point of land between tbe Ashley and Cooper rivers, six miles from the ocean. It is fcgijlarly laid out, with streets running east and west from river to river, and others intersect ing them nearly at right angles, from north to south. Among the public buildings are 26 churches, the City Hall, Exchange, two Arsenals, Theatre, CoUege Halls, Alins-House, Orphan Asylum, &c. ; the City Library contains, about 18,000 volumes, and tbe Orphan Asylum supports and educates 250 desti tute chUdren. The city is healthier than the surrounding country, and the planters from the low country, and many opulent West-Indians, spend the sum mer here. Its commerce is extensive, comprising nearly the whole of that of the State, and its shipping amounted, in 1840, to 29,250 tons. The population increased from 18,711, in 1800, to 29,361, in 1840; of which number 14,673 were slaves ; including the Neck, which is adorned with numerous plantations in a high state of "cultivation, the population is estimated to exceed 40,000 souls. The approach to the city is defended by Fort Moultrie, on Sullivan's Island, at the mouth of the harbour, and by Castle Pinckney opposite the extreme point of the city within. Columbia, the capital of the State, is pleasantly situated on the Congaree, below tbe junction of the Saluda and Broad rivers. It is regulariy laid out with very wide streets, and is a neatly-buUt town with 3500 inhabitants. It [contains a handsome State-House, a Lunatic Asylum, the Halls of South Caro lina College, and several churches. , Granby is a little town on the opposite side of the river. Camden is a place of some trade, situated on a rising ground on the Wateree, with about 1000 inhabitants. It is noted for the two battles fought near it during the Revolutionary war, in the first of which the Baron De Kalb was slain. t. t, , t i j Beaufort, to the south of Charieston, is a httle town on Port Royal Island, about 16 miles from the sea, with a fine harbour, which is little used. George town, to the north, on Winyaw Bay, being the depot of an extensive and well- cultivated district, has consiiderable trade, but is not accessible to vessels drawing more than 11 feet of water. It is, however, unhealthful, and during the autumn, many of the inhabitants resort to North Island at the mouth of the bay. Popu lation about 2000. Cheraw, on tbe Pedee, near the North Carolina line, is a town of about 1000 inhabitants; its trade is very considerable. GreeneviUe, in the upper part of the State, is a neat town of about 1000 inhabitants; it is situ ated in tbe midst of a salubrious and fertile country. 17 =i 264 UNITED STATES. STATE OF GEORGIA. Georgia is bounded north by Tennessee and North Carolina, north-east by South Carolina, and south-east by the Atlantic Ocean, south by Florida, and west by Alabama. Length, 300 miles ; breadth, 200; area; 58,000 square miles. The principal rivers of Georgia are the Savannah, (which forms the boundary between it and South Carolina,) Alatamaha, Ogeechee, Satilla, Ockmulgee, Oconee, St. Mary's, Chattahoochee, Flint, Tallapoosa, and Copsa'. The, coast' of Georgia, for four or five miles inland, is a salt marsh, mostly uninhabited. In front of this, towards the sea, there is a chain of islands of a grey, rich soil, covered in their natural state with pine, hickory, and live-oak^ and yielding, on cultivation, the finest quality of sea-island cotton. The principal are W^ssaw, Ossabaw, St Catherine, Sapelo, St. Siinon's, Jekyl, and Cumberland. Beyond the swamps which line the coast, commences that extensive range of pine-barrens closely re sembling those. of South Carolina; above this range the country begins to be pleasantly diversified by gentle undulations. This region is bounded dn the west by the Blue Ridge, which here swells into elevations 1500 feet in height, which thence subside, and are lost in the sea. Beyond tbe mountains is an extensive and rich table-country, with a black soil of great fertility. The climate of Georgia differs but little from that of South Carolina. The low-country planters havei their sickly season and summer retreats in the high pine woods. The districts central to the rice-swamps, in the Carolinas and Georgia, are universally insalubrious. Tliere are districts in this State that ap proach nearer to tropical temperature than any part of South Carolina, and better adapted to the sugar-cane, oljve, and sweet orange. The hilly and western parts are as healthy as any in America. As an average of the temperature, winter may be said to commence in the middle of December, and terminatein the mid dle of February. The climate bf the low-country compares very nearly with that of Louisiana. The mineral resources of Georgia, are but imperfectly known ; copper and iron have been found, but the most valuable mineral production, hitherto, has been gold. It occurs in the northern part of the State, on both sides of the Chattahoo chee river as far north as the'BIue Ridge,,and to a considerable, but not well- ascertained distance on the south. - The great agricultural staples of Georgia arecptton and rice. The cotton crop las amounted to 400,000 bales, and the rice to 35,000 casks. Some sugar and tobacco are also raised. The fruits are figs,- oranges, melons, pomegranates, lemons, citrons, pears, peaches, &c. The population of Georgia, in 1790, was 82,584; in 1800, 162,686; in 1810, 252,433; in 1820, ;348,989 ;, in 1830, 516,567; in 1840, 691,393; of whom 380,944 were slaves. Of the free population, 310,534 were white males ; 197,161 white females; 1374 were coloured males; 1379 cploured females. Employed in agriculture, 309,283 ; in commerce, 2428 ; in manufactures and trades, 7984 ; in mining, 574 ; in navigating the ocean, 262; do. rivers, canals, &c., 352; in the learned professions, 1250. , There, were in this State, in 1840, 157,540 horses and mules; 884,414 neat cattle; 267,107 sheep ; 1,45'7,755 swine. Poultry was raised to the value of $449,623. There were produced, 1,801,830 bushels of wheat; 60,693 of rye; 20,905,122 of Indian corn; 12,979 of barley ; 1,610,030 of oats; 1,211,366 of potatoes; 162,894 of tobacco ; 12,384,733 of rice ; 163,392,396 of cotton; 329,744 of sugar. The products of thp dairy were valued at $605,173; qf the orchard at $156,132; of lumber at $114,050. There were made 8647 gaUons of wine. The exports of the State, in 1840, amounted to $6,862,959, and the imports to $491,428. - . The family or home-made articles amounted to $1,467,630. The capital em ployed in manufactures amounted to $2,889,565, chiefly in flouring and other mills, feotton factories, tanneries, &c. ; 14 furnaces produced 494 tons of cast-iron, and employed a capital of $24,000. The University of Georgia, located at Athens, is the principal literary institu- GEORGIA. 265 tion in the State, and was designed to have an academic branch in each county.' A few only of those have been opened. It was founded in 1788, and has been well endowed. In this institution and its branches, there were, in 1840, 622 stu dents. There were in the State 176 academies or grammar-schools, with 7878 students, and 601 common or primary schools, with 15,561 scholars. Of the population, 30,717 white persons over 30 years of age could neither read nor write. . ' ^ . The Baptists are the most numerous of the religious denominations ; they had, in 1835, 583 churches, 298 ministers, and 41 ,810 communicants. The Methodists in Georgia and Florida had 80 traveUing preachers, 33,443 communicants, of whom 25,005 were whites, 8436 were coloured. The Presbyterians had 75 churches, 45 ministers, and 4883 communicants. The Episcopalians had 4 minis-^ ters; the Protestant Methodists had 30 congregations and 15 ministers; the Christians bad 15 or 30 ministers ; the Roman Catholics 4 ministers; the Uni tarians 3 ministers. There are also some few Lutherans, Associate Reformed Presbyterians, Friends, and Jews. Georgia has several important works of internal improvement. The Savannah and Ogeechee canal extends 16 miles, from Savannah to Ogeechee river ; it was completed in 1839. The Brunswick canal extends- 12 miles, from the Alata- mana river to Brunswick. The Georgia rail-road extends westward from Au gusta, 170 miles, to MarthasvUle. Tbe Athens branch extends from tbe Georgia rail-road .23 miles, to Athens. The Western and Atlantic rail-road is designed to continue the Georgia rail-road to Chattanooga, on the "Tennessee river, 130. miles. The Central rail-road extends from -Savannah 197 miles, to Macon, and is now in progress of completion from Macon to be united with the Georgia rail road near Decatur. The Hiwassee rail-road, also in progress, will begin at a point on the Western and Atlantic railrroad, and will be carried thence fo Knox ville, in Tennessee. The city of Savannah is advantageously situated for a commercial town, being accessible to large ships from the sea, and communicating with the interior by the noble river on which it stands. It is built on the southern side of the Savannah, pn a high bank rising about 50 feet above the Water, from which it makes a fine appearance, with its spacious and regular streets, and its handsome public build ings, mingling pleasantly with the groves of trees which surround them and adorn the squares, and principal streets. Tbe site was formerly unhealthy, on account of the surrounding swamps, but this evil has been cured by judicious drainings. In 1820 it suffered much from a terrible fire, but it has recovered from this shock, and is at present one of the most flourisbing cities in the Southern States. It contains 13 churches, a Court-House, Exchange, Arsenal, JaU, U. S. Barracks, ah Academy, Theatre, 2 Asylums, a Poor-House, Hospital, Market- House, besides banks, &c. Population in 1840, 11,214. Savannah is the chief commercial depdt in the State, and most of the cotton and rice, with large quan tities of the other articles of exportation, pass through this port. There was ex ported, in 1843, about 300,000 bales of cotton, 25,000 tierces of rice, and near 8,000,000 feet, of lumber. Two companies employ on the Savannah river alone 17 steam-boats, some of which are of iron, and more than 70 tow-boats, some being as large as 150 tons burthen. In 1840, the tonnage of the port was 17,930, tons. The city of Augusta, the great interior emporium of tbe State, stands on the Savannah, at the head of steam-boat navigation. It is handsomely built, and con tains a City-HaU, '7 churches, an Hospital, Arsenal, Theatre, &c. ; a bridge- across the Savannah, 1200 feet long, connects it with Hamburg. The population amounted, in 1840, to 6500. Augusta is the dep6t of an extensive tract of pro-' ductive and populous country, and is connected with the sea by the Charleston and Hamburg rail-road, and the Savannah river. MilledgeviUe, the capital of the State, is pleasantly situated on the Oconee, at the head of steam-boat navigation, and is a place of some trade. Population in 1840 3095. It contains the State-House, the Penitentiary, on the Auburn plan, State' Arsenal, &c. Athens, a thriving little town above MilledgeviUe, is the; seat of the University of Georgia, Population, 1300. 366 UNITED STATES. Macon is situated at the head of navigatipn on the Ocmulgee ; it consisted in 1832 of a single cabin; in 1830 it had a population of 2600 souls, and in 1840, 3937. Its tirade is extensive and increasing; there is , a considerable numher of saw and grist-mills in the vicinity. ' A grpat amount of cotton is ship{>ed from this place. / Columbus is situated on the Chattahoochee, at the head of navigation, and 430 miles from the sea. The town was first laid out in 1828, when the site was yet covered with the native forest; in 1842 it contained over 4000 inhabitants, with several churches; newspapers, &c. Steam-boats run regularly from here to New Orieans, and 60,000 bales of cotton were shipped from the town in 1843, when 15 steam-boats were employed on the Chattahoochee. Dahlonega, in the north ern part of the State, between the Chestatee and Etowa, is the seat of one of the offices df the United States Mint. Darien is a neat and thriving little town, with an active trade in cotton, and in the lumber which is brought down the river in large quantities. Its population is about 3500. Brunswick, with a spacious harbour, is situated on Turtle river about 10 miles nearly due west from the opening between St. Siriion'% and Jekyl islands. St. Mary's; a small town on the river of the same name, just above its entrance into Cumberland Sound, derives importance from its fine deep harbour, the most southerly on the coast from Georgia to Florida. THE STATE OF FLORIDA. Florida is bounded north by Alabama and Georgia ; east by the Atlantic Ocean ; south and west by the Gulf of Mexico, Formerly the name of Florida was applied to the whole country east of the Mississippi, and south of the parallel of 31° north latitude. The river Appalachicola divided it into East and West Florida. The part lying between the Mississippi and Pearl river is now included in thp State of Louisiana; the part between Pearl river and the Perdido, belongs to the States of Mississippi and Alabama; and the part east of the Perdido is the country that is now called Florida. Its mean length, from north to south, is 380 miles, and the mean breadth 150, the area being 57,'7.50 square miles. The surface of Florida is in general level, and not much elevated above the sea. It is intersected by numerous ponds, lakes, and rivers, of which the prin cipal are the St. John's, Appalachicola, Suwanee, Ocklockpny, Choctawhatchie, Escambia, and Yellow- Water rivers. The southern part of the peninsula is a mere marsh, and terminates at Cape Sable in heaps ipf sharp rocks, interspersed with a scattered growth of shrubby pines. The gulf stream setting along the coast has here worn away the land, forming those islands, keys and rocks, known by the general name of Reefs, or Keys, between which and the main land is a navigable channel. These islands con tain some settlements and many good harbours. One of the most important is Key West, 6 miles long and two in breadth, on which is the town of Key West, a naval station, and the seat of an admiralty court : the harbour is good; well sheltered, and of sufficient depth of water to admit the largest vessels. The eddies which.set towards tbe shore from the gulf stream cause many ship wrecks on this part of the coast, furnishing employment to the Bahama wreckers.. The soil of Florida is in some parts, especially on tbe banks of the rivers, equal to any in the world; in other parts, it is indifferent; and there are large tracts which are represented to be of little Value. ^ Live-oak timber is one of the most valuable products pf Florida. The fig, pomegranate, orange, and date, are among the fruits; -cotton is the chief agricul tural staple ; the sugar-cane is also pretty extensively cultivated ; rice is raised in large quantities; and indigo formerly furnished a valuable article of exporta tion, but is now only raised for family use. But Florida is on the whole better suited for a grazing country; and its vast herds of cattle, horses, swine, &c., find a boundless extent of range in its fine pastures. The climate; from October to June, is generally salubrious; but the months of FLORIDA. 267 July, August, and September, are hot and uncomfortable ; and during this season, fevers are prevalent At St. Augustine, however, the climate is delightful, and this place is the resort of invalids. In the year 1832 Spain ceded Florida to the United States, in compensation for spoliations committed on the commerce of the fatter. From that lime, it was governed as a territory until 1845, when it became a State. Florida was lately, for several years, tbe theatre of a war between the United States and the Semi nole Indians. In 18.13 this tribe was conquered by General Jackson, and agreed to abandon the territory and remove west of tbe Mississippi, Preparations were made for their removal in 1835, but being reluctant to leave their country, they commenced hostilities under Osceola; but, after a protracted war, they were at length subdued. The Indians are now, for the most part, removed to a desirable country beyond the Mississippi, where, it is hoped, that they will remain undis turbed and at, peace with their neighbours. Tbe population, in 1830, was 34,733 ; in 1840, 54,477 ; of which 16,456 were white males, and 11,487, females; free coloured persons, males, 398; females, 419; slaves, males, 13,038; females, 13,679. There were employed in agrir culture 13,117; in commerce 481 ; in manufactures and trades 1177; in navi gating the ocean 435 ; on canals and rivers 118 ; in the learned professions, and engineers, 204. There were in the State in 1840, 13,043 horses and mules; 118,081 neat cat tle; 7198 sheep; 93,680 swine; poultry was raised to the value of $61,007; bushels of Indian corn 898,974; 75,274 pounds of tobacco; 481,420 ofrice; 12,110,533 of cotton; and 275,317 of sugar. A small amount of rye and hay was produced. The manufactures are inconsiderable ; the amount of capital employed in that branch, in 1840, was $669,490; and in home-made or family arti.cles $30,305. There is no college, at present, in Florida. In 1840 there were 18 academies and grammar-schools, -with 733 students ; and 51 common and primary schools, with 935 scholars. There were 1303 white persons, over 30 years of age, who could neither read nor write. St. Augustine is the oldest town in Florida, and also in the United States ; it was settled by the Spaniards in 1565; it stands at the junction of two small creeks, called the Matanzas and the North River. It is regularly built, but the streets are narrow; the houses are generally two stories high, surrounded with balconies and piazzas ; it contains 4 churches ; a U. S. Barracks, and Land Office. It is commanded by Fort Marion, which stands at the mouth of the har bour. On Amelia island, the north-eastern corner of Florida, is the little village of Fernandina, which, during the embargo, and the late war, was an important depdt. JacksonvUle, on the St. Johns ri'ver, is a flourishing town, forming the depdt of the trade of the surrounding country; it is also a considerable thoroughfare. In the middle section of tbe territory are St. Marks, Tallahassee, Quincy, Mari- anna, Monticello and Appalachicola. St. Marks is the shipping-port of a popu lous and productive district, and is a growing town, with a good harbour ; the entrance affords 12 feet water; but up to the town, 6 mUes from the sea, the bay carries only 8 feet. Tallahassee, the capital of Florida, stands on an eminence in a fertile district, and contains 3 churches ; a bank ; a State House ; jail ; market, and an aca demy. The pppulation in winter is about 3500. Appalachicola is a flourishing little town, at the mouth of the river of the same name. It has a good harbonr, and its trade in cotton is considerable ; about 30 steamboats navigate the river, besides other craft; it has an Episcopal church, and two banks. St. Joseph's, on the bay of the same name, is also a place of growing trade; the bay affords 35 to 33 feet of water, and is well sheltered from all winds ; this is connected with Jola, on the Appalachicola river, by a raU-road, Pensacola, on tie bay of the same name, is important as a naval station of the United States ; it is accessible, to small vessels, tbi-ougb Santa Rosa Sound ; a long, shallow lagoon, sheltered ly the island ol^ Santa Rosa, which also fronts the bay of Pen sacola, and through the main channel to ships of war, up to tbe navy-yard, about 8 miles below the town.' The population of Pensacola is about 3000. 268 UNITED STATES. STATE OF ALABAMA v The State of Alabama is bounded north by Tennessee, east by Georgia, south by Florida, and west by the State of Mississippi. Length 280 ' miles ; breadth 160 rniles; area 46,000 square miles. ' The principal rivers are the Alabama, Tombigby, Black Warrior, Coosa, Tal lapoosa,. Tennessee, Chattahoochee, Perdido, and Cahawba. The southern part of the country, which borders on the Gulf of Mexico and West Florida, for the space of 50 miles wide, is low and level, covered with pine, cypress, &c. ; in the middle it is hilly, with some tracts of open land ; the nor thern part is somewhat broken and mountainous, and the country generally is more elevated above the sea, than most other parts of the United States at equal distance from the ocean. The Alleghany mountains, terminate in the north-east part, The forest trees in tbe middle and northern part consist of black and white oak, hickory, ppplar, cedar, chestnut, pine, mulberry, &e. Alabama possesses great diversity of soU, climate, natural, vegetable, and mineral productions. Occupying the, valley of the Mobile, and its tributary streams, together with a fine 'body of land on both sides of the Tennessee river,' its position in an agricultural and commercial point of view is highly advan tageous. A considerable portion of that part of the State which lies between the; Alabama and TombigbJ', of th^t part watered by the Coosa and TallapooSa, and^ pf that on the Tennessee, consists of very excellent land. On the margin of inany of the rivers there is a considerable quantity of cane-bottom land, of great fertility, generally from a half to three-quarters of a mile wide. On the outside of this, i^ a space which is low, wet, and intersected by stagnant water. Next to the river" swamp, and elevated above it ten or fifteen feet, succeeds an extensive body of level land of a black, rich soil, with a growth of hickory, black oak, post oak, dogwood, poplar, &c. After this cOme the prairies, which are plains of level, or gently waving land, without timber, clothed with grass, herbage, and flowers and exhibiting in tbe month of May the most enchanting scenery. The sugar-cane has. been found to succeed very well in the extreme southern strip, between Florida and Mississippi, and indigo was formerly raised ; ricp also grows well on the alluvial bottom near the Gulf; but cotton, which thrives throughout the State, is the great agricultural staple. The cotton raised in 1840 amounted to 117,138,832 pounds. There are five principal and several other minor mines of gold and silver in Randolph county, producing about $135,000 annually, and employing from 300 to 500 people. There are inexhaustible heds of fine iron ore in the same county. There are also rich, mines of gold ahd silver in Tallapoosa, and gold has alsp been found in Coosa, Talladega and Chambers counties. Iron foundries have been established in Benton and Talladega. Nitre is found in abundance in Blount. There' are immense quantities of coal near Tuscaloosa and in many other places. Salt can be manufactured near JacksonJ in Clarke county ; iron ore, marble, granite, limestone,'&c., are also found in ttia' same county. Lead ore, in large' quantities, and of excellent quality, is found in tbe bed of the Tennessee, Ori the Muscle Shoals. Alabama has a sea-coast of only 00 miles, which, however, contains Mobile Bay, one of the deepest basins on the Gulf. It is about 30 miles long, and from 3 to 18 broad, and the main entrance has 15 feet of water at low tide ; but vessels drawing more than 8 or 9 feet cannot approach nearer than 11 mUes from the town of MobUe, except at high water. The population in 1800 -was only 3000 ; in 1810, 10,000 ; in 1830, 127,901 • in 1830, 308,997; in 1840, 590,756, of whom 253,332 were slaves. Free white males 176,692; do. females 158,493; free coloured males 1030; dp. females 1009. Emplpyed in agriculture 177^439; in commerce 2212 ; in manufactures and trades 7195 ; navigating the ocean 256 ; do. canals, rivers, &c. 758.; learned professions 1514. There were in this State, in 1840, 143,147 horses and mules; 668,018 neat cattle; 163,343 sheep; 1,433,873 swine. Poultry was raised to the value of $404,994. There were produced, 838,053 bushels of wheat; ,20,947,004 of ALABAMA. 269 Indian corn; 1,406,353 of oats; 1,708,356 of potatoes; 117,138,823 pounds of .cotton; 273,302 of tobacco; 149,019 of rice. The exports, in 1840, amounted to $12,854,694, and the imports to $574,651. Domestic or famUy articles'made in 1840, amounted to $1,656,119. The capi tal employed in manufaictures was $2,130,064, a large portion of which was em ployed in flouring and other mills. The University of Alabama, at Tuscaloosa, La Grange CoUege, at La Grange, and Spring Hill College, near Mobile, are the principal literary institutions in the State; these had, in 1844, 251 students. There were in the State, in 1840, 114 academies and grammar-schools, with 5018 scholars, and 639 common and pri mary schools, with 16,243 scholars. There were in the State 22,592 white persons over 20 years of age who could neither read nor writei Of the religious denomina'lions, the Methodists are the most numerous ; in, 1842 they had 34,868 communicants ; the Baptists lad 535 churches, 254 ministers, and 35,934 communicants. There were also Episcopalian, Roman Catholics, &c. This State has not neglected works of internal improvement. Musole-Shoals canal is designed to overcome an obstruction in Tennessee river, and extends from Florence 36 mUes, to Brown's Ferry, at the head of the shoals. Huntsville canal extends from Triana, on Tennessee river, to Huntsville, 16 miles. Mont gomery and West Point rail-road extends ' from Montgomery to West Point, at the head of the rapids on Chattahoochee river, 87 miles. The Tuscumbia, Cort land and Decatur raU-road extends from Decatur to TuscuiUbia, 4-4 mUeS. The rail-roads in progress of construction are the Selma and Tennessee, from Selma to Gunter's landing, oh Tennessee river, 170 miles. The Wetumpka, from We tumpka, 56 miles, to Fort Williams, at the head of the falls of Coosa river, and is designed to unite with the Selma and Tennessee rail-road. The Cahawba and Marion, 35 miles, will connect the two places. The city of Mobile is a flourishing commercial town, being the dep6t for' nearly the whole State of Alabama and part of Georgia and Mississippi; it is built on a dry and elevated spot, but was formerly rendered unhealthful by the surrounding marshes ; these, however, have been drained, and the streets have been paved with shells, and of late years Mobile has not suffered from diseases. The harbour is good, and numerous steam-boats run on the Alabama and Tombigby rivers and to New Orleans. Mobile is next to New Orleans the largest cotton market in the United States ; 330,000 bales have been exported here in one year. This city contains a Court-House, Jail, Custom-House, a U. S. Naval Hospital, a City Hospital, 3 banks, the Barton Academy, and 7 churches. The exports amount to from 13 to 16 millions of dollars annually. It suffered severely by fire in 1837 and in 1839 ; at the latter period, 600 houses were burnt, bpt it has been rebuilt with increased convenience and beauty. Population, in 1840, 13,673; in 1845, over 17,000. Blakely, on the opposite side of the bay, on a high, open, and healthy site, with deeper water and a hairbour easier of access than that of Mobile, has not thriven in the same manner, and is only a little village. It con tains a Court-House, 10 stores, &c. Montgomery, near the bead of the Alabama, is a busy, growing place, with about .3300 inhabitants. Wetumpka, on the Coosa, at the head of steam-boat navigation, was cut out oi the forest in 1832, and in 1835 it was a place of con siderable business. Population in 1840, 2600. Gainesville, on the Tombigby river, is a thriving place, lately settled. Population, about 1200. Tuscaloosa, the capital, stands in a rich district, on a fine site, near the centre of the State, on the Black Warrior river, and, being accessible to steam-boats, is a place of considerable trade; it contains the State-House, the haUs of the Uni versity, the county buildings, &c. The population of the town is about 2000, Florence, below Muscle-Shoals, at the head of steam-boat navigation on the Tennessee, is a growing place of about 2000 inhabitants, with a prosperous tiade. Tuscumbia, opposite to Florence, is also a thriving town. Population, 2000. Above the Shoals, and about ten mUes north of the river, is-HuntsvUle, situated in a very fertile and beautiful region, with about 3500 inhabitants. 34 1270 UNITED STATES. STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. The State of Mississippi is bounded on the north by Tennessee, east by Ala bama, south by the Gglf of Mexico and Louisiana, west by Louisiana and Arkan sas. It is about 300 miles in average length, and 160 in breadth; area, a|)out 49,000 square miles. The principal rivers are the Mississippi, Pearl, Pascagoula, ¦yazoo, Big Black, and Tombigby. The Mississippi forms the western boundary from lat.'3l° to 35° north ; 308 miles in a right line, but .by the course of the river near 700 miles. The Yazoo or Mississippi Swamp is an extensive tract of icountry between the Yazoo river and the Mississippi, about 175 miles in length and 50 in breadth, with an area of 7000 square pjiles. A considersble part of it is annually over flowed by the Waters of the Mississippi^and at that ppriod it assumes the appear ance of a vast marine forest. Many parts of it have an excellent soil, and produce large crops of cotton, &c. ; it is also intersected by numerous creeks and bayous, leading to and from tbe Mississippi and Yazoo rivers. Numerous mpunds, walls, and enclosures, are found in it, attesting the existence of a considerahle population at some former period. The Cold Water river, the head branch of the 'V'azoo,' communicates with the Mississippi by a bayou or creek called the Yazop Pass, through which boats of considerable burthen pass and repass during periods of high water. The southern part of the State, extending about 100 miles north from the Gulf of Mexico, is mostly a champaign country, with occasional hills bf moderate ele vation, and is covered with forests of the long-leaved pine, interspersed with cypress swamps, open prairies, and inundated marshes, A cbnsiderabJe portion of this part is susceptible of cultivation. The soil is generally sandy, sometimes gravelly and clayey. It is capable of producing cOltpn, corn, indigo, sugar, gar den -i^egetables, plums, cherrips, peaphes, figs, sour pranges, and grapes. In proceeding north, the face of the country becomes more elevated and agree ably diversified. The growth of timber consists of poplar, hickory, oak, black walnut, sugar-maple, buckeye, elm, hackberry, &c., and the soil is exceedingly fertile, producing abundant crops of cotton, corn, sweet-potatoes, indigo, garden vegetables, and fruit. Nearly all the country watered by the Yazoo is described as incomparably fertile and well watered. Tobacco and indigo wereformerly tbe staples of Mississippi, but cotton, at pre- BPjnt, is the chief production of the State, and it absorbs nearly all the industry of the inhabitants, to the exclusion even of corn and cattle. The crop of 1840 amounted to nearly half a million bales. Some sugar is produced in the southern strip, but the cane does not appear to thrive. The population, in 1816, was 45,931; in 1830, 75,443; in 1830, 136,806; in 1840,375,651; of whom 193,311 were sfaves. Of the free population, 97,256 were white males ; 81,818 white females; free coloured males, 715 ; do. females, 654. Employed in agriculture, 139,734; ih commerce, 1303; in manufactures and trades, 4151 ; in navigating the ocean, 33 ; do. rivers, canals, jtc, 100 ; in the learned professions, 1506. There were in this State, in 1840, 109,337 horses and mules; 633,197 neat pattle; 138,367 sheep; 1,001,209 swine. Poultry was raised to the value, of $369,433. There were produced, 196,636 bushels of wheat; 11,444 of rye; 13,161,237of Indian corn; 1654 of barley; 668,634 of oats; 1,630,100 of pota toes; 175,196 pounds of wool ; 6835 of wax; 83,471 of tobacco; 777,195 of rice; 193,401,577 of cotton. The produce of the dairy was valued at $359,585; of the orchard, at $14,458 ; of lumber, at $193,794; tar, pitch, and turpentine amounted to 3248 barrels. The amount of home-ms(de or family articles, was $632,945 ; 53 cotton manu factories produced article.s' to the amount of $1744, employed a capital of $6430 ; hats and caps were rnanufaetpred to the amount of $5140, employing a capital of $8100 ; 128 tanneries employed a capital of $70,370; 42 other manufactories of leather, as saddleries, &C., produced articles to the amount of $118,167, employ- |ing a capital of $41,945; two persons produced confectionary to the amount of MISSISSIPPI. 271 $10,500; 274 persons produced machinery to the amount of $242,225; 132 per sons produced carriages and wagons to the amount of $49,693; 16 flouring-mills produced 1809 barrels of flour, and with other mills manufactured articles to the amount of $486,864; vessels were buUt to the amount of $13,935. The total ainount of capital employed in manufactures was $1,797,727. There are three colleges in this State. Jefferson College, at Washington, 6 miles east of Natchez, was founded in 1802, and has been liberally endowed ; Oakland CoUege, at Oakland, was founded in 1831, and is prosperous; Centen- nary College, at Brandon Springs, was founded in 1841, by the Methodists, and is flourishing. The colleges existing in 1840 had about 250 students. Theire were in the State 71 academies, with 2553 students; and 383 common and pri mary schools, with 8236 scholars. There were in the State 8360 white persons over 30 years of age who could neither read nor write. The Methodists and Baptists are the most numerous religious denominations. In 1836, the Methodists had 53 traveUing preachers, and 9707 communicants ; the Baptists had 84 churches, 34 ministers, and 3199 communicants ; the Episco palians had 4 ministers; the Presbyterians, of different descriptions, had 32 churches and 26 ministers. A lail-road extends from Vicksburg, 50 miles, to Jackson, and is extended 14 miles farther, to Brandon. A rail-road extends from Natchez, and is designed to be continued through Jackson to Canton, a part only of which is completed. Several other rail-roads have been projected, and some work done on them. Natchez, the largest town in the State, is situated on the east bank of the Mis sissippi, 300 miles above New Orleans. It consists of two distinct parts; the lower town, called Natchez under the HUl, and the Upper town ; the former is built on the margin of the river, about half a mile in length, and from 100 to 300 yards in breadth ; it is occupied by warehouses, tippling-shops, boarding-houses for the boatmen, &e. ; the upper town stands on a lofty bank or bluff, rising abruptly to the height of 300 feet, and is the residence of the better cla.ss of citi zens. The streets are wide, regularly disposed, and adorned with -fine shade- trees, and it is during the greater part of the year an agreeable and healthful resi dence. Natchez contains a Court-House, Jail, 4 churches, 3 banks, an Academy, a Female Seminary, Hospital, an Orphan Asylum, Masonic Hall, Theatre, 3 steam- mills, &c. It is a greatjcotton mart, and in the busy season the streets are blocked up with bales of cotton. Population, 4800. Vicksburg, 106 mUes above Natchez, stands on the declivity of several consider-^ able eminences, called the Walnut Hills, rising abruptly from the river. It is surr rounded by numerous plantations, and is the depdt of a large tract of ouniry, which a few years since was occupied solely by Indians. The city contains a Court- House, Jail, 4 churches, 3 academies, 100 stores, and 3200 inhabitants. A number of steam and other boats are constantly in harbour, loading and unloading their cargoes ; and a large amount of cotton is annually shipped from hence. AU the trade of tie Yazoo country centres in this place. Vicksburg is upwards of 500 mUes from the Gulf of Mexico, by the Mississippi river. On the west bank of Peari river is Jackson, the capital of the State : it is situated in a plain a* ut a half mUe square, on which stand the State-House, the Penitenti-ary, and some other public buildings. It contains about 3100 inhabitants. Woodville, in the south-western part of the State, 18 mUes from the Missis sippi, is a very pretty vUlage, with 800 inhabitants. The little viUage of Fort Adams is considered as its port on the Mississippi, but WoodvUle is now con nected with the river at St. Francisville by a railTroad. Port Gibson is a flourishing little town, prettily situated on the Bayou Pierre, and laid out with great regularity. Population, 1200. The river is navigable for steam-boats to this place in time of high water, and a rail-road connects it with Grand Gulf, its port on the Mississippi. The latter, finely situated on a natural terrace, takes its name from a remarkable eddy in the river, and is a thriving town with 1000 inhabitants. Yazoo city, on the Yazoo river, and Grenada, on the Yal'dbusha, are thriving places, as are also Aberdeen and Columbus, on the Tombigby : the latter place has a population of more than 2000, and an extensive commercial business is transacted here. 18 272 UNITED STATES, STATE OF LOUISIANA. Louisiana is bounded on the north by the States of Arkansas and Mississippi ; on the east, by the lattgr State ; on the south; by the Gulf of Mexico ; and on the west, by the republic of Texas. The 33d degree of north latitude is the northern boundary, west of the Mississippi river; and the 31st degree on the east of that river; the Pearl river is its extreme eastern boundary; and the Sabine its western. It is in length 240 miles, by 210 in breadth; and contains 48,220 square riiUes. Three-fourths of the State are without an elevation that can be properly called a hill. The pine woods generally have a surface of a very peculiar character, rising into fine swells, with table surfaces on the summit, and valleys intervening from 30 to 40 feet deep. The alluvial soil is level, and the swamps, which are the only inundated alluvions, are dead flats; The prairies, which constitute a large portion' of the surface of the State, have, in a remarkable degree,' all the distinctive aspects of prairies. To the eye they seem as level as the still surface of a lake. They are, except the quaking prairies, higher and drier than the savto- nas of Florida. - , ^ The Mississippi, after having formed the boundary of the State for about 450 miles, enters its limits, 350 miles from the sea by the course of the river channel. Throughout this distance of 800 miles; its western bank is low, and flooded in high stages of the river. Outlets, or bayous, receive its surplus waters during the period of the annual inundation,' Which are carried off by them to the sea : the principal of these bayous are the Atchalafaya, Plaquemine, La Fpurche, &c. The rivers in this State, in addition to the Mississippi, are, the Red river; the Washita, flowing into the Red river; the Teche, Vermillion, Mermentau, and Calcasieu, run into the Gulf of Mexico, together with the Pearl, on the east, and' the Sabine, on the west. The Red river is the most iinportant: • Soon after en tering Louisiana; its bed was formerly choked up by an immense accumulation of fallen timber, called The Raft, which extended pver a distance ,of 160 miles; but a large part of it has been removed by the exertions of the general govern ment, and the whole mass will soon be cleared away. On the banks of the Mississippi, La Fourche, the Teche, and the Vermillion, below lat. 30° 12' north, wherever the soil is elevated above the annual' inunda tions, .sugar can be produced ; and the lands are generally devoted to this crop. In all other parts of the State, cotton is the staple. Rice- is more particularly confined to tbe banks of the Mississippi, where irrigation can be easily performed. The amount of sugar has gradually increased in this State, from 1783 to'the pre sent time. The crop of sugar is now about 100,000 hhds. The prairies of the western parishes afford fine pastures, and here are found large herds of cattle and horses. Rice, corn, tobacco and indigo are also produced. In the eastern part of the State, between the Mississippi and Peari rivers, lumber is cut for exporta tion, and some t^r, pitch, arid turpentine are prepared. The population of Louisiana in 1810 was 76,556; in 1820,- 153,407; in 1830, 213,575 ; in 1840, 352,41 1 ; of whom 168,452 were slaves. (^ the free population, 39,747 were white males ; 68,710 do. females ; 11,526 coloured males ; 13,976 do. females. Employed in agriculture, 79,289 ; in commerce, 8549 ; in manufactures and trades, 7565; in navigating the ocean, 1322; do. canals, lakes, and rivers, 662; in the learned professions, 1013. , There were in the- State, in 1840, 98,888 horses and mules; 381,248 neat cattle; 98,072 sheep; 323,230 swine; Poultry was raised to the valueof $283,559. There were produced, 60 bushels of wheat; 1812 of rye; 5,952,912 of Indian corn; 107,353 of oats; 834,341 of potatoes; 119,834 pounds of tobacco; "3,604,534 pf rice; 152,555,368 of cotton; 1 19,947,720 of sugar ; 24,651 tons of bay ;. 49,283 pounds of wool. The products of the dairy were valued at $153,069 ; of the orchard at $11,769; of lumber at $66,106. There were made 2884 gallons of wine, and 2233 barrels of tar, pitch and turpentine. The exports of this State amounted, in 1840, to $34,836,936 ; but these be long to the great and fertile States of the Mississippi valley. Its. imports amounted to $10,673,190. LOUISIANA. 273 Home-made or family manufactures amounted to $65,190.; two cotton factories produced articles to the amount of $18,900, with a capital of $22,000 ; six fur naces produced 1700 tons of cast-iron, and two furnaces produced 1366 tons of bar-iron, employing a capital of $357,000 ; 35 tanneries employed a capital of $133,035 ; seven other manufactories of leather, as saddleries, &«., produced articles to the amount of $108,500, and employed a capital of $89,550 ; 5 sugar refineries produced to the amount of $770,000 ; hardware and cutlery was pro duced to the amount of $30,000 ; mUls of various kinds produced articles to the amount of $706,785, and employed a capital of $1,870,795 ; vessels were built to the amount of $80,500; 5 distilleries produced 285,520 gallons of distilled spirits; and one brewery 2400 gallons of beer. The total amount of capital em ployed in.manufactures was $6,430,699. ¦ Louisiana College, at Jackspn, was founded in 1825 ; Jefferson College, at BriUgiers, founded in 1831,; St. Charles College, at Grand Coteau, is under the direction of the Roman Catholics; Baton Rouge College, at Baton Rouge, was founded in 1838 ; Franklin College, at Opelousas, 'was founded in 1839. In these institutions there were, in 1840, 437 students. There were in the State 52 academies, with 1995 students,; 179 common and primary schools, with 3573 scholars. There were 4861 white persons, over 20 years of age, who could neither read nor write. In 1835 the legislature granted to three colleges $363,775, to be paid out of the State treasury ; viz., $48,775 to Jefferson College, to defray the expense of its buildings, and $15,000 annually, for tbe period of 10 years ; to Louisiana College, $15,000 annually, for the same period, to pay the salaries of their professors, and to lower the rates of tuition, andother expenses ; and $15,000 also to Franklin College. The State was originally settled by Roman Catholics ; and they are still the most numerous religious denomination. In 1835 they had 27 ministers. Metho dists, Baptists, Presbyterians, and Episcopalians, exist in considerable numbers and are increasing. Several works of internal improvement have been undertaken. Pontchartrain Rail-road extends from New Orleans, 4^ miles, to lake Pontchartrain, and cost, originally, $200,000, and with its improvements $500,000. West Feliciana Railroad extends from St. Francisville, on the Mississippi river, 20 miles, to Woodville, Miss. Orleans street Rail-road, through Orleans street, is IJ miles long, and connects New Orleans with the Rayon St. John's. New Orleans and Carrolton RaU-road extends from New Orleans, 6J mUes, to Carrolton, passing through Lafayette. It has city branches, makiiig its whole length 11 J mUes. Various other rail-roads and canals have been projected, and some work has been done upon them, but they are at present suspended. r^w Orieans, the third commercial mart in the Union, and the capital of Lou isiana, stands on the left bank of the Mississippi, 100 mUes from the sea by the course of the river, and four miles from Lake Pontchartrain. Steamboats and small vessels come np to the landing on the latter, where an artificial harbour has been formed, and whence a rail-road and two canals extend to the rear of the town. In , the front of the city, on the river, the largest merchant-ships lie close up to the levee or bank, so that no wharves are necessary to enable them to load and discharge. The river is here from 100 to 160 feet deep, and a half-mUe wide. New Orieans is the depot of the whole Mississippi Valley, and must increase in importance with the daily growing wealth and population of that vast region, Thousands of huge arks and flat-boats float down its mighty artery, loaded with tbe produce of New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia, as weU as with that of the more western States. ¦ The number of steamboat arrivals and departures is greater here than in any other city in the United States. The exports, including the foreign and coasting trade^ are not less than $40,000,000 annually ; but its im ports are vastly less. Much of the western country, which exports its produce by the way of New Orieans, imports its goods from New York. In 1842, 740,267 bales of cotton were exported to foreign ports and coastwise. Tbe licensed and enrolled tonnage, in 1840, was 126,613 tons. According to tbe census of that year, tbe capi tal engaged in foreign trade amounted to $16,490,000 ; and in the retail trade 274 UNITED STATES. to $11,018,925. New Orieans depends, generally, for manufactured articles, upon other places ; in 1840, the capitalempldyed in manufactures was $1,774,200, The city stands on a dead level, and is' regularly laid out with the streets inter secting, each other at right angles, as the surface of the water is from two to four feet above the level of the city, at high water, and even in low stages of water is above tbe swamps in the rear ; a levee, or embankment,, from four to eight feet high, has been made all along the river, to prevent inundations ; a breach or cre vasse sometimes occurs in this dike, but it is rarely permitted to do much damage before it is closed. Among the public buildings are the Cathedral of St. Louis, a massive ahd imposing building with four towel's, and 9 other churches, the State-House, Custom-House, Exchange, United States Mint, and Land-Office ; 16 banks; with an aggregate capital pf $40,000,000; 12 insurance companies, with a capital of $3,600,000 ;, 3 theatres, some of which are splendid structures ; 4 markets, and a number of hotels, two Of Which are very splendid, and cost $600,000 each ; the Ursuljne Convent ; the Charity Hospital ; Orphan's Asy lum, &c. The charitable institutions are numerous, and well conducted. There are twP colleges, with 105 students ; 10 academies, 440 students ; 25 schools, with 975 scholars. Regular lines of packets are established to all the chief At^ lantic cities, as well as to Galveston, &c. Population in 1810, 17,242 ; in 1820, 27,176 ; in 1830, 46,310!; and in 1840, 102,193. Donaldsonville, for some time the capital, is one of the healthiest towns in the State, with about 1000 inhabitants, at the mouth of the Lafourche outlet. Baton Rouge, 130 miles by -the river, aboye New Orleans, contains a nrilitary postand an arsenal of the United States. It stands on the first highland or bluff point passed in ascending the river. The population in 1840, was 2269. St. Francis ville, at the moUth of the Bayou Sara, is a neat, busy, and thriving village, con sisting chiefly of one street. . _ ' Alexandria, on Red River, 100 miles from the Mississippi ly the windings of the stream, is a pleasant little village in the centre of a rich cotton region, and ships large quantities of that staple for New Orleans. Natchitoches, 80 miles above, was founded in 1717. It was formeriy the centre of the trade with the Mexican interior provinces, receiving bullion, horses, and mules, and sending off manufactured goods, tobacco, and spirits. St. Martinsville, and New Iberia, on the Teche, and Opelousas or St. Landre, to the north, are small villages contain ing from 300 to 500 inhabitants, but surrounded by a fertile and weu eultivated country. WESTERN STATES AND TERRITORIES. This section of the United States comprises tbe States of Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, Arkansas, and Iowa, the orga nized Territory of Wisconsin, together with the nominal Territories- of Missouri and Oregon, the Western or Indian Teiritory, and the region north of Iowa, which has not as yet received any distinctive name. It includes the whole of that vast space extending from the western base of the Alleghany Mountains to the Pacific Ocean, and from the Red river of Louisiana and the 43d degree Of latitude on the south, to the parallels of 49° and 54° 40'' on the north, extending from east to west 230O miles,, and frosn north to south 1100 miles, comprising an area of 1,683,000 square mites. The Chipewayan or Rocky Mountain range are the most important mountains in this region. They are but imperfectly known to us, and present a very lugged and sterile appearance, and oppose generally a formidable barrier to an intercourse between tbe countries on their Opposite sides. The other elevations are the Ozark Mountains, extending from Missouri south-west to Mexico ; the Black Hills, between the Missouri and Yellow-Stone rivers ; and between the former river and the St. Peter's river a low ridge intervenes, known as the Coteau des Prairies; farther to the eastward, and immediately south of Lake Superior, the Porcupine Mountains extend, separating the rivers of Lake Superior from those of the Mis sissippi and Lake Michigan. WESTERN STATES AND TERRITORIES. 275 The immense prairies of this region constitute the most remarkable ffeatureiwf the country. These are level plains stretching aS far as the eye can reSch, totally destitute of trees, and covered With tall grass or flowering shrubs. Some have an undulating surface, and are called rolling prairies ; these are the most extensive, and are the favourite resort- of the buffalo. Here, -without a tree or a strearti of water, tbe traveller may wander for days, and discover nothing but a grassy ocean bounded on all sides by the bori^ibn. In the dry season the Indians set fire to the grass; and the wide conflagration which ensues, often surprises the bison, deer, and other wild anjinals, who arp unable to escape from the flames, and are burned- to death. Much of this great country, ^ecially the northern and western parts, remains to be explored. Of the region west of the Mississippi, hardly anything was known before the beginning of the present Century, when the government of the United States dispatched Captains Lewis and Ctark on an expedition of disco- T'^^.V '^^^^^ officers, at the head of a large, party, well equipped, "proceeded up -the Missouri in boats to its souftse, crossed the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Ocean, and returned by the same course. The southern part was explored by an expedition under Lieut. Pike ; and at a later period, Major Lolig and other travel lers have visited different parts of the country. But the great physical features of this region are i'ts giant rivers, with their hundred arms spreading for thousands of miles through e*eiy cornet of the tern-, tory, arid bringing its most remote recesses, in the vfery heart of k vast obntiiiettt,' almost into contact with the sea. The main trunk of this great system of rivers' has heen already described. The Ohio, on the east, and the Arkansas, Red river, and Platte, on' the west, are the greatest of the subordinate streams. The first, gathering up the waters of one of the most fertile regions of the globe, bears upon, .its gentle current the products of abighly-culfivated country. The last mentioned' -take their way for a considerable part of their ppurse through barren tracts of sand.- The Arkansas, however, has vast tracts of productive territory for many hundred miles in the lower part of its course. The Red river also passes through a less desert region than the Platte, the country in its lower part being highly fertile. The Alleghany and Monongahela, rising in Pennsylvania and Virgfnia, unite at Pittsburg, and take the name of Ohio. From Pittsburg to the Missis sippi, the river has a course pf 950 miles, receiving numerous navigable streams, from the two great inclined planes between which it runs. The great rivers, which fbrm So striking a natural feature of this region, give, to the mode of travelling and transportation in general, a peculiar cast, and have treated a peculiar class 6f men, called boatmen. Craft of all descriptions are found on these waters. There are the rude, shapeless masses, that denote the infancy of navigation, and the powerful and richly adorned Stfeaiki-boat which makes its perfection; together with all the intermediate forms between tlese extremes. Since the use of steam-boats, numbers of the other craft have disap peared, and the number of river boatmen has been diminished by many thousands. The first steam-boat on these waters was built at Pittsburg, in 1811 ; Since that time, about 800 have been built at different places, some of which are from 400 to 500 tons burthen, but the greater number are from 90 to 150, 300, and 300 tons ; there are at present not far from 400 steam-boats on the MiSsiSsipji and" its tributaries, making an aggregate of about 90,000 tons. Lead, iron, coal, salt, and lime abound in the western States ; and probably no region in the world exhibits such a combination of mineral wealth and fertility of ! soil, united with such rare facilities of transportation. Tobacco, Indian com,,' hemp, cotton, salted prpivisions, flour, whiskey, hides and furs, coarse bagging,i and lead, ate the most important articles of export; and all sorts of manufacturedl goods and colonial produce are imported. , The character of tie Western States is BSixed, but the predominant traits are those of Virginia, and of New England. Kentucky was settled from Virginia anJ >^orth Carolina ; while Ohio is t scion of New England. These two States havet in turn sent their population farther west. But there is mUch sectional character, much of the openness and boldness of the men and their descendants, Whp eon-' tested every inch of territory with savages. Whose houses were garrisons, SHd" 18* 2B 276 ' UNITED STATES. who fought at the threshold for their -hearths and altars. The population of the western States and Territories, in 1840, was 4,458,154; of whom 443,866 were slaves. The inhabitants of this section are rapidly increasing in number, and are probably not less than 5,000,000. The negroes constitute abont a tenth part of the population. They are held as slaves in all the States but, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Iowa. A few Indians'yet rems^in within the limits pf the western States. STATE OF OHIO. This enterprising and populous State is bounded on. the north by Lake Erie and the State of Michigan; east by Pennsylvania and Virginia; south by the Ohio river, which separates it from Western Virginia and Kentucky ; and west by Indiana. Its length is 210 miles, and mean breadth 200, containing about 40,000 square miles-. The Ohio river forins the boundary of this State, on the south-east and south, for near 500 miles. The rivers which flow into Lake Erie on the north, are Maumee, Sandusky,j Huron, Vermillion, Black, Cuyahoga, Grand, and Asht?bula ; those on the south flowing, into the Ohio, are tbe Muskingum, Hockhocking, Little and Great Mi ami. The Au-Glaize and St. Mary's, in the western part of the State, are branches of the Maumee. The interior and northern parts of the country, bordering on Lake Erie, are' generally level, and in some places marshy. Nearly one-third of the eastern and south-eastern part is hilly and broken. The hills are numerous, but they seldom rise to any considerable height. Immediately upon the banks of the Ohio, ahd several of its .tributaries-, are numerous tracts of interval or meadow land, of great fertUity. In the interior, on both sides oi the Scioto, and on the Great and.Little Miami, are perhaps the most extensive bodies of level and rich land in the State. In many parts there are large prairies, particularly on the head waters of the Muskingum, and Scioto, and between the Scioto and the two Miamis., Some of these prairies are low and marshy ; other prairies are elevated, and are frequently called barrens ; not al way s on account of their sterility, for they are often fertile. The most elevated tracts of country between the rivers, are the wettest and most marshy in tbe State; and the driest land is that which borders on the various streams pf water. Ohio produces abundantly everything which grows in the middle States. Flour is exported in vast quantities by the Ohio and Lake Erie to southern and eastern' markets. Many stejtm-mills have been erected,, especially in the vicinity of tie Ohio river, for the manufacturing of that article. Mills for the same purpose, propelled hy water, are to be found in every part of the State. Rye, oats, buck wheat, .&c., are produced abundantly; and tobacco is raised to the amountof 50,000 hogsheads annually. Horses, cattle, and hogs are here raised in great numbers, and driven to an eastern market.; and thousands of barrels of beef and pork are boated from all the towns on the navigable streams, for the southern part of the valley, or tp New York. . Coal is found in great quantities in the eastern parts. Iron ore has been disco vered, and wrought pretty extensively in several places. Salt-springs are found on some of the eastern v/aters of Muskingum, and on Salt creek, 28 miles south east of Chillicothe, where there are considerable salt-works. The manufactures of tbe State are rapidly increasing in importance. The local position of Ohio gives it great facilities for trade ; the Ohio river affords direct communication with all the country in the valley of the Mississippi, while by means of Lake Erie, on the north, it communicates with Canada and New York. The northern and eastern counties export great quantities of agricultural produce to Montreal and New York, and since the construction of the Ohio and Pennsyl vania canals, many of the productions of the southern and western counties also find their way to New York and Philadelphia ; an active export trade is also carried on down the river, by way of New Orleans. OHIO. 277 , The rapid growth' of the population of Ohio has never been paralleled; in 52 years from the time when it received its first white settlers, the number of its in habitants was a mUlion and a half, and is pow (1845) estimated at 1,800,000. Its fertile and unoccupied lands attracted immigrants not only from the other States, chiefly the Eastern and Middle, but large bodies of Swiss and Germans, and great numbers of British emigrants, have settled themselves, in its smiling valleys and rich plains. The population in 1790 was 3000; in 1800, 45,365 j in 1310, 330,760; in 1830, 581,434 ; in 1830, 937,637"; in 1840, 1,519,467 ; being the third in popu lation in the United States. Of these, 775,360 were white males ; 726,763 white females; 8740 coloured males; 8603 coloured females. , Employed in agricul ture, 372,579 ; in commerce, 9201 ; in manufactures and trades, 66,365; in navi gating the ocean, 212; do. rivers, canals, and lakes, 3323; in mining, 704 ; in the learned professions, 5663. - . There Were in this State in 1840, 430,527 horses and mules; 1,217,874 neat cattle ; 2,038,401 sheep ; 2,099,746 swine. Poultry was produced to the value of $551,193. There were produced 16,571,661 bushels of wheat; 814,205 of rye; 33,668,144 of Indian corn; 212,440 of, barley; 633,139 of buckwheat; 14,393,103 of oats; 5,805,021 of potatoes; 3,635,315-pounds of wool ; 5,942,275 of tobacco; 6,363,386 of sugar; 62,195 of hops; 38,950 of wax ; 4317 of silk cocoons; 1,022,037 tons of hay. The products of the dairy were valued at $1,848,369; of the orchard, at $475,371 ; of lumber, at $262,331. There were made 11,534 gallons of wine; 6809 tons of pot and pearl ashes. The exports of the State, in 1841, were $793,114; -and the imports were $11,318. This includes but a small portion of its trade, having relation pnly to its foreign commerce. Home-made or family goods were manufactured to the amount of $1,853,937 ; 130 woollen manufactories and 306 fulling-mills produced articles to the value of $685,757, and employed a capital of- $537,985 ; 8 cotton manufactories produced articles to the amount of $139,378, with a capital of $113,500 ; 73 furnaces manu factured 35,336 tons of cast-iron, and 19 forges produced 7466 tons of bar-iron, and employed acapital pf $1,161,900; 434 persons produced 3,513,409 bushels of bituminous coal, with a capital of $45,535 ; 14 paper-miUs produced articles to the amount of $370,303, with a capital of $308,300 ; 31 persons manufactured hemp or flax, producing to the amount of $11,737 ; hats and caps were manu factured to the amount of $733,513 ; 813 tanneries employed a capital of $957,383 ; 1160 other manufactories of leather, as saddleries, &c., produced articles to the amount of $1,986,146, with a capital of $917,345 ; 187 persons manufactured- tolacco to the amount of $313,818, with a capital of $68,810; 389 persons pro duced hardware and cutlery to the amount of $393,300; 390 distilleries produced 6,329,467 gallons of distilled spirits, and 59 breweries produced 1,422,584 gallons of beer, the whole employing a capital of $893,119 ; carriages, and wagons were manufactured to the amount, of $701;228, and employed a capital of $290,540;, 536 flouring-mUls produced 1,311,954 barrels of flour, and, with other mills, pro duced articles' to the amount of $8,368,313, emplpying a capital of $4,931,034 ; vessels were built to the amount of $522,855. The total amount of capital em ployed in manufactures was $16,905,257. • Tbe University of Ohio, at Athens, was founded in 1821 ; the Miami Univer sity, at Oxford, in 1809. These institutions have been publicly endowed with "large grants of land. Franklin College, at New Athens, was founded in 1825 ; the Western Reserve College, at Hudson, in 1826 ; KCnyon College, at Gam bia (Episcopal), in 1826 ; GranvUle College, at GranvUle (Baptist), in 1832 ; Marietta CoUege, at Marietta, in 1832 ; the Oberiin Collegiate Institute, at Ober- lin, in 1334; Cincinnati College, at Cincinnati, in 1819; as was also Wood ward CoUege, at the same place. WUloughby College, at Willoughby, is a medical institution, it was founded in 1834; Lane Theological Seminary, at, Cincinnati, in 1829. There are theological departments in Kenyon, Western Reserve, and GranvUle colleges, and in the Oberiin Institute ; a Lutheran theolo- 'gical school at Columbus, and two medical and one law school at Cincinnati. At all these institutions, there were, in 1849, 1717 students. There were in the •--¦'•¦-¦¦ - '35 278 UNITED STATES. 'State, 73 academies, with 4310 students ; and 5186 common and primary schools, ¦with 218,609 scholars. There were in the State 36,394 white persons, oyer 30 years of age, who could neither read nor write. In 1836 the Presbyterians had 247 ministers ; the Methodists had 300 minis ters ; the Baptists had 170 ministers ; the Lutherans had 47 ministers ; the Epis copalians had one bishop and 35 ministers ; the German Reformed had 36 minis ters ; and there we/e besides, a considerable number of -Friends, Roman Catho lics, and a few others.- This State has some important works of internal improvement. The Ohio Canal extends from Cleveland on Lake Erie, 307 miles, to Portsmouth on the Ohio. It has the following navigable branches ; 14 miles to Zanesville ; 1(5 miles to Columbus ; 9 mUes to Lancaster; 50 miles to Athens ; the Walbolding branch of 33 miles; Eastport branch of 4 mUes, and one of 3 mUea, to Dresden. This important work was begun in 1835, and finished in 1833. The Miami Canal extends from Cincinnati, 178 miles, to Defiance, where it meets the Wa bash and Erie Canal; thus completing a second line of cahal from Lake Erie lo Ohio river. The whole distance from Lake Erie is 265 miles. The Mahoning Canal extehds from the Ohio Canal, 88 miles, eight of' which are in Pennsylva nia, to Beaver river. The Sandy and Beaver- Canal extends from the Ohio Canal, at Bolivar, 76 miles, to Ohio river, at the mouth of Little Beaver creek, and is but partially completed. , The MUan Canal extends from Huron, 3 mUes, to Milan, to which steamboats now ascend. The Mad River and Sandusky City Rail-road extends from Tiffin, 36 miles, tp Sandusky city, and is designed to be continued to Cincinnati ; but is finished only 28 miles from Cincinnati. Several other railroads have been projected. Cincinnati, the largest city in the Western States, hence often called the " Queen of the West," is situated on the north bank of the Ohio, opposite the mouth of Licking river. The streets are drawn with great regularity; in lines parallel and at right angles to the Ohio. Its growtlihas been uncommonly rapid ; it was founded in 1789, and had, in tbe year 1800, 750 inhabitants; in 1820, 9643 ; in 1830, 34,831 ; and, in 1840, 46,338 ; including Fulton, Covington and Newport, which are properly suburbs of Cincinnati, the population amounted to 60,000. One-third of the adult population is computed to be German. There are in Cincinnati 43 churches ; ¦? banks ; 4 market-houses ; a theatre; museum; 3 colleges; a Mechanics' Institute; Academy of natural sciences; 3 libraries, and 3 Orphan Asylums. The city is supplied with water that is raised from the river, by steam-power, into reservoirs that are elevated 150 feet abjjve low water mark. Cincinnati is the greatest pork market in the Union, 160,000logs, valued at $3,173,000, have been slaughtered here in a year. The capital employed in tbe foreign commercial and Commission business amounted, in 1840, to $5,300,000 ; by 1035 retail stores, $13,877,000 ; the manufactures employ 10,647 persons ; a capital of $14,54-1,843, and produce articles to the' amount of $1 '7,433,670; this also includes some of the manufactures of Fulton, Covington and Newpprt. Columbus, the capital of the State, is pleasantly situated pn the Scioto, in a rich and beautiful district, at the intersection of the river by the National Road, and a branch of the Ohio Canal. It is built on a regular plan, with' a square in the centre Of the town, round which stand some of the principal public build ings. Here are the State-House, a Lunatic Asylum, an Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb, an Institute for the Blind, a Penitentiary, conducted on the Auburn plan, Court-House, seven churches, a bank, &c. Population in 1840, 6048, chillicothe stands between Paint Creek and the Scioto, and the streets, ex tending across the neck from river to river, are intersected at right angles by others running parallel to the Scioto. Population, in 1840, 3977. The manu factures of tbe place are pretty extensive, and are rapidly increasing. Ports mouth, at the southern end of the Ohio Canal, derives importance from its situa tion ; its trade is considerable, and there are here several iroh-founderies, nail- factpries, saw and grist-mills, &c. Population, in 1840, 1500. ZanesvUle is situated at the head of steamboat navigation pn the Muskingum, by which and the Ohio Canal it has a water communication with New Orleans and New York. The falls in the river have made Zanesville the seat of numerous OHIO. 279 mills and manufacturing establishments, including flour-mills, saw-mills, iron- founderies, paper, cotton, and oil-mills, glass-works, &c. Population, in 1840, including the village of Putnam, on the opposite side of the river, 7000. Two bridges cross the river here, and the town contains 9 churches, an athenaeum, two academies, &e. Marietta, at the mouth of the Muskingum, is the oldest town in the State; it is pleasantly situated partly on a lower and partly on an upper plain, with wide streets, shaded with trees, green squares, and neat buildings. The^e are numerous mounds and embankments in and around the town. Ship building was formeriy carried on here, and many steamboats are still built ; seve ral saw-mills, an iron-fou-ndery, tanneries, &c., also furnish occupation to the inhabitants, 1814 in number. SteubenvUle, on the Ohio, in the midst of a rich and populous district, contains a number pf woollen and cotton manufactories, iron and brass founderies, steam-engine and machine factories, copperas works, several tanneries, and saw and flour-mills, cotton and woollen factories, with a population of 5203 souls. Cleveland, the most important lake-port of Ohio, stands at the mouth of the Cuyahoga river and of the Ohio Canal. Its harbour has been secured by artificial pier's, and is commodious and easy of access. Population, in 1^40, 6071. Brooklyn^ on the opposite side of the river, contained 1409 inhabitants. In 1842, at Cleveland, there were 2468 steam-boats and other arrivals, and 2462 departures. Exports, $5,^51,898. In the same year there were 80 sail of vessels belonging to this port, of which 5 were steam-boats. Huron, a thriving town further west, is the depot of a rich and flourishing district ; Norwalk, in its rear, contains some manufacturing establishments, and 1800 inhabitants. Sandusky city is situated on a fine bay, with a good harhour, and is a busy and growing place. Perrysburg, at the head of steamboat naviga tion on the Maumee, is situated upon a high bank below the falls of the river; its situation combines great advantages both for navigation and manufactures. Population of each, 2000. Toledo, formerly Fort Lawrenee, is a flourishing town further down the ri'ver,"'with 1222 inhabitants. Dayton, on the Miami, at the junction of the Mad river, which furnishes a great number of mUl-seats, is a rapidly growing town, in a highly productive region. It carries on an active trade by the Miami Canal, and it contains numerous saw and grist-mUls, several woollen and cotton factories, an oil-mill, and other manufkctories. Popnlatibn, in 1840, 6067. , COMMONWEALTH OF KENTUCKY. Kbtntucky is bounded on the north by the Ohio river, which separates it from the States of Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois ; east by Virginia, south by Tennessee, and west by tiie Mississippi, which separates it from the State of Missouri ; the greatest length is about 400 miles, breadth 170, area 40,500 square inUes. The principal rivers of Kentucky are the Ohio, Mississippi, Tennessee, Cum- beriand!, Kentucky, Green, Licking, Big Sandy, Salt, and RoUing. The Cumberland Mountains form the south-east boundary of the State. Tbe eastern counties, bordering on Virginia, are mountainous and rugged. A tract, from 5 to 20 miles wide, along the banks of the Ohio, is hilly and broken land,- interspersed with many fertUe valleys. Between this strip, Green river, and the eastern counties, lieS what has been called the garden of the State. This is the- most populous part, and is about 150 mUes long, and from 50 to 100 wide. The surface of this district is agreeably undulating, and the soU black and friable, producing black walnut, black cherry, honey locust, buckeye, pawpavv, sugar- tree, mulberry, elm, ash, cotton-wood, and white thorn. The whole State,.below the mountains, rests on an immense bed of limestone, usually about eight feet below the surface. There are everywhere apertures in this limestone, through which the waters of the rivers sink into the earth. The large rivers of -Ken tucky, for this reason, are more diminished during the dry season, than those of any other part of the United States, and the small streams entirely disappear.; The banks of the rivers are natural curiosities ; tbe rivers having generally worn UNITED STATES. very deep channels in the calcareous rocks over which-tbey flow. The precipices formed by Kentucky river are in many places awfully sublime, presenting per pendicular rocks of 300 feet of soUd limestone, surmounted. with, a steep and difficult asceiit, four times as high. The principal productions of Kentucky are corn, hemp, wheat, and tobacco. Salt springs are numerous, and supply not only this State, but a great part of Ohio and Tennessee, with this mineral. The principal manufactures are cloth, spirits, cordage, salt, and maple-sugar. Hemp, tobacco, and wheat, are the principal exports. These are carried down the Ohio and Mississippi to New Orleans, and foreign goods received from the same place in return. LouisvUle, on the Ohio, is the centre of this trade. > In the south-west part of the State; between the Green and Cumberland rivers, are several wonderful caves. The Mammoth Cave, 130 miles from Lexingtoii, on the rpad to Nashville, is one of the most remsirkahle caves in the world ; it has been explored to a great distance, and is with good reason supposed to extend for 8 or 10 miles. The earth at the bottom- is strongly impregnated with nitre, which has been to a considerable extent manufactured from it. The population, in 1790 was 73,677 ; in 1800, 330,859 ; in 1810, 401,511 ; in 1820, 564,317; in 1330, 683,844; in 1840; 779,828; of whom J28,258 werp slaves. Of the free population, 305,323 were white males ; 284,930 white fe males ; 3761 were coloured males ; 3556 coloured females. Employed in agricul ture, 197,738 ; in commerce, 3448 ; in manufactures and trades, 23,217 ; in navi gating the ocean, 44 ; do. canals, rivers, and lakes, 968 ; in" mining, 331 ; in the learned professions, 2487. , There were in the State, in 1840,395,853 horses and mules;. 787,098 neat cattle; 1,008,240 sheep; 2,310,533 swine; poultry to the-value of $536,439. There were produced, 4,303,152 bushels of wheat; 17,491 of bariey ; 39,847,120 of Indian corn; 1,321,373 of rye; 7,155,974 of oats; 8169 of buckwheat; 1,055,085 of potatoes; 1,786,847 pounds of wool; 38,445 of wax; 53,436,909 of tobaccp; 16,376 of rice; 691,456 of cotton ; 1 ,377,835 of sugar ; 33,306 tons of hay ; 9992 of hemp and flax. The products of the dairy amounted to $931,363 ; of the orchard, to $434,935 ; of lumber, to $130,329. There were 2209 gallons of wine made. . Among the mineral productions, iron-ore, coal, salt and lime are abundant. Salt was produced, in 1840, to the amount of 219,695 bushes. Home-made or family manufactures amounted to $2,622,462. The other manufactures, consisting chiefly of cotton and woollen goods, iron, tobacco, cordage, spirits, salt, &c., amounted to $5,945,689. , Transylvania University, at Lexington, was founded in 1798, and is a flourish^ ing institution. Centre College, at Danville, was founded in 1822 ; St. Joseph's College, at Bardstown, was founded in 1819 ; Augusta College, at Augusta, Was founded in 1825; Georgetown College, at Georgetown, was founded in 1829; Bacon College, at Harrodsburg, was founded in 1836; St. Mary's College, Ma rion county, was founded in 1837. Transylvania University has a flourishing medical department, and there is a medical institution at Louisville. In the forego ing institutions there were, in 1840, 1419 students. There were 116 academies, and grammar-schools, with 4906 students; 952 common and primary schools, with 24,641 scholars. There were in the State 40,010 white persons over 20 years of age who could neither read nor write. The, Baptists, the most numerous religious denomination, had in 1836,500 churches, 300 ministers, and 35,000 communicants. The Methodists had 100 travelling preachers and 31,400 communicants. The Presbyterians had 120 churches and about 10,000 communicants. The Episcopalians had one bishop, and 13 ministers. The Roman Catholics had a bishop and 34 ministers. There were a considerable number of Cumberland Presbyterians and Reformed Baptists, two societies of Shakers, and one of Unitarians. The most important work of internal improvement is the LouisvUle and Port land canal, 2^ mUes long, around tbe rapids in Ohio river. It admits steam boats of the largest class, is 50 feet wide at the surface, is excavated lOfeet deep in a compact limestone, and has an entire lockage of 22 feet. The navigation of KENTUCKY. 281 the Kentucky, Green and Licking rivers has been extensively improved by dams ^nd locks. A rail-road extends from Lexington to Frankfort, it is designed tp be continued to Louisville, but is for the present suspended. Several other rail roads have been projected. Lexington is the oldest town in the State, and was for many years the capital ; it is situated in the centre of a rich tract of country, about 20 miles east of Kentucky river. The streets are spacious and regularly laid out, and the houses and public buildings are neat and elegant. This city is more distin guished for its hospitable and polished society, and as an agreeable place of resi dence, than forbusde of business. The public buUdings comprise the Halls of Transylvania University, the State Lunatic Asylum, 9 churches, Court-House, jail, 2 banks, Orphan Asylum, Poor-House, City School-House, &c. There are a number of bagging and rope-factories, iron-founderies, &c. Population, 7500. Frankfort, the capital of the State, stands on the right bank of Kentucky river, on an alluvial bottom, above which the river hills rise abruptly to the height cf more than 200 feet. Steam-boats go up to Frankfort, 60 miles from the mouth bf the river, and keel-boats much higher. The State-House is a handsome edi fice, built of white marble, taken from the banks of the river ; and there is here a penitentiary conducted on the Auburn plan. Louisville, the principal city in Kentucky, is situated on the south bank of the Ohio river, just above the falls of that river. The Louisville and Port land canal enables large steam-boats to reach LouisviUe at all stages of the water. This city carries on an extensive and valuable trade, many thousand flat- boats arriving here yearly from all parts of the upper Ohio, and steamboats arriv ing and departing daily. The population, which in the year 1800 amounted to 600, was in 1840, 31,310, and in 1843, 38,643. The public buildings are 25 churches, a City Hall, Court-House, City and County JaU, Marine Hospital, Medical Institute, 5 banks, 4 markets. City Work-House, Hospital, 3 orphan asylums. School for the Blind, &c. Some of the hotels are among the finest in the Union. The manufactures of Louisville are extensive, and include founde ries, steam-bagging factories, rope-walks, cotton and woollen factories, flouring- mills, &c. Portland is a growing village at the lower end of the canal. ¦ Maysville is the first considerable town of Kentucky which is passed in de- scendinor the river Ohio. It is the depot of the upper part of the State, and its trade is°pretty extensive. Population in 1840, 3,741. Newport and Covington are thriving towns, situated on the opposite banks of the Licking river, and oppo site to Cincinnati ; they are the seats of some* manufacturing industry, as well as of an active trade. The streets of Covington are so laid out that, but for the intervention of the Ohio river, they would be a continuation of those of Cincinnati. Populatipn, 2026. Among the other towns in Kentucky are Harrodsburg, noted for its mineral springs, DanvUle, the seat of Centre CoUege, Bardstown and Georgetown, the seats of Roman Catholic colleges, and Prince ' . The aborigines in Wisconsin are the Chippeways, Mennomonies, and Stock- bridge Indians : the latter, from New York, are settled in the vicinity of Green Bay. Among these tribes, the American Board of Foreign Missions has a num ber of missionaries in different parts of the territory. WESTERN OR INDIAN TERRITORY. :', The Western or Indian Territory is ;the country assigned by the government of the United States for the future residence of the Indians who have emigrated from the eastern part of the Union. It is about 600 miles in extent from north to south in the eastern, and in the Western part about 300 ; and from east to west, immediately beyond Arkansas, it is about 320 ; but, westward of the central and northern parts of Missouri, it is full 600 miles in breadth. It contains an'area of about 240,000 square miles. - , A belt of about 300 miles of this region, adjoining Arkansas and Missouri, is favourable for settlement : the soil is generaUy fertile, and it is watered by nu merous rivers, none of which, however, are suitable for navigation. The chief streams are the Red, Arkansas, Kansas, Platte, and Mississippi rivers. The country, in its general character, is high and undulating, rather level than hilly. The atmosphere is salubrious, and the climate' precisely such as is desired; being about the same as that inhabited by the Indians to the east of the Missis sippi. It contains coal, some lead and iron ore, and many saline springs, suitable for manufacturing salt The most serious defect is a want of timber; but it is one which time will remedy, as has been demonstrated by the rapid growth of timber in prairie countries which have been settled ; where the grazing of , stock, by diminishing the quantity of grass,, renders the annual fires less destructive to the growth of wood :^ the prairies are covered with grass, much of which is of suitable length for the scythe. This country will produce, it is believed, all the varieties of grain, vegetables, and agricultural products, which are raised in the States of the same latitude east of the Mississippi. ¦ It is alsp admirably adapted for the raising of domestic animals of every description. .¦'"'' - At the close of the year 1844, the population of the Western Territory amounted to 94,5.37 Indians, three-fourths of whom have emigrated from the States east of the Mississippi river. The remainder appertain to tribes long resident in this region. The numbers belonging to each class and tribe respectively are as follows: INDIGENOUS TRIBES. EMIGRANT TRIBES. Pawnees 12,500 Osag:es 4,113 Kansas, , . , 1,70U Omahas 1,400 Otnes'and Missouries 950 Pu'ncahs 800 , Quapaws. . .- 400 iTotal 21,862 Cherokees 25 911 Creeks 24.594 Cbnctaws 12,410 Ftor-ida or Semin'ole Ind. 4,111 Chippewas.Ottawas, and Fottawatomies 2,098 Delawares 1,059 Shawanees 887 Kickapoos 505 Senecas and Shawa- 211 176 150125 -98 72,265 Weas. . Feorias and Kaskas- Senecas FiankesfaaWB Total In addition to the above, there are. 31,587 Indians,, of various tribes, now east of the Mississippi, under treaty stipulations to remove west of that stream : many of them are making preparations for that purpose ; and the whole, no doubt, wiU in a few years, be permanently settled in the territory assigned them. The Choctaws, Creeks, and Cherpkees, are the most advanced towards civUization of any of the foregoing tribes.- They have generaUy gopd houses, well-fenced and well-tilled fields, and own horses and cattie to a considerable extent : they have also native mechanics and merchants. They carry on spinning and weaving, and have some saw and grist-mills and cotton-gins. They have adopted an improved system of government : the Choctaws and Creeks have a written constitution; and the former~have introduced trial by jury. MISSOURI TERRITORY. 297 The country of the Choctaws, or Choctawland, the most southern in this Terri- 'tory, is situated between the Red river on the south, and the Canadian river and the Arkansas north : it is 330 miles in length, and from 65 to UO in breadth. It is divided into three districts, each of which has its chief The Creek country is north of Choctawland, "and west of the Neosho, a branch of .the Arkansas: it is about two-thirds the area of Choctawland, a^nd extends to the western boundary of the Territory. The government is administered by a. general council of the nation, in accordance with the provisions of a written con stitution. The Cherokee country is north and east of the Creek : the eastern part extends to the river Arkansas, and also to the west bounda.ry of the State of Arkansas; this tract is about the same in area as the Creek country. The Cherokees inanufacture salt from the springs on the Illinois and other streams, and cwn a large number of horses and cattle. The Osages are indigenous natives, and a portion of them have as yet made but little improvement in the arts of civilization : some of them, however, parti cularly a band on the Neosho, have tolerable houses, own some cattle, and have begun to use the plough. Adjoining the south-west corner of Missouri, and extending to the Neosho, are the Quapaws, the united band of Senecas and Shawanees, and the band of Senecas and Mohawks. Farther north, on the head-waters, of the Osage river, are the small bands of Piankeshaws, Weas, Kaskias, and Ottawas ; all of these have made some progress towards civilization. On the south bank of the Kansas river, and adjoining the State of Missouri, are the Shawanees : they are among the most improved of the Indian tribes. On the opposite side of the river are the Delawares, whose condition is similar to that of the Shawanees. The Kansas, an indigenous tribe, inhabit both sides of the Kansas river : they live principajly ly the chase. The Kickapoos reside on the Missouri, north of the Delaware country. The Otoes, between the Platte and the Little Nemahaw ; the Omahas, between tbe Platte and the Missouri, the Puncahs, further north-west, and the Pawnees, on the northern side of the Platte, further west, are indigenous tribes; who retain their original barbarous habits of life, with little or no change. MISSOURI TERRITORY. Missouri Territory extends from north to south about 520, and from east to west 600 miles, and contains an area of probably 300,000 square mUes; it is bounded on the north by the British possessions, south by the Western or Indian Territory, east by Iowa, and west by Oregon. It is a vast' Wilderness, thinly inhabited only by different tribes of Indians, many of whom appear to have no fixed residence, but follow the Inigrations of the gamp from place to place. The greater part of this region has been but partially explored. It consists of vast prairies, fringed along the lower courses of the rivers with patches of wood land. A large portion pf ii may be likened to the great steppes of Central Asia. There is, howev-er, in the most sterile parts a thin sward of grass and herbage : droves of buffalo, elk, and deer, range upon these vast prairies. They will, per haps, at some future period, be replaced by herds of domestic cattle, and flocks of sheep, followed by moving bands of shepherds. 'VVest of these plains, the Rocky Mountains rise up abruptiy, presenting a steep front with frowning rocky precipices, and having- their summits covered with perpetual snow. The only elevation in, the great plain, which stretches from the Missouri river to the Rocky Mountains, is the Black HUls, a spur of the -former range, extending to the north-east about 400 miles, and separating the east ern, tributaries of the Yellow-Stone from those that run westward into the Missouri. " The Missouri is the principal stream, which, with its tributaries, drains tbe whole pf this region. The YeUow-Stone is the largest of its upper tributaries ; it rises near the South Pass, and flowing generally a north-east course enters the Missouri, upwards of 3000 miles from tbe ocean. Those tributaries entering on 298 UNITED STATES. the west side of the Missouri, ate the Cannonball, Weterhoo, Shienne, Hunnifig Water river, and others. • . .; y Our knowledge of tbis country is mpsfly derived from the accounts of Messrs. Lewis and Clark ; in their journey to tbe Pacific Ocean, thpse enterprising tra vellers passed their first Winter at the Mandan towns, 1600 miles above St Louis, from November, ISO'l, until the following April. The Great Falls of the Missouri consist of a succession of cataracts, the whole descent of yifbich is 350 feet. , In one instance the entire body of the rive;- falls in a perpendicular sheet to the depth.of 87 feet. , The place where the Missouri passes from the mountains, called the Qates of the Rocky Mountains, displays a stupendous work of nature. Tbe river is compressed to the width of 450 feet; between perpendicular rocks 1200 feet in height ; fpr three miles there is but one spot where a man can find footing between the water and the mountainous preci pices. About 100 miles bel'oyv the great falls in the Missouri there are immense piles of rock, 300 feet in height, presenting the appearance of an artificial wall ;' they are nearly perpendicular, and the beholder can discern amid the variou.^' forms which they exhibit, the shapes of ruined castles ahd dlher edifices. The principal tribes are the Pawnees and Ricarees,' Black Feet, &e. ; most of whom are nomadic in their habits, and roam from place to place in quest pf buffalo and other game. ' , ; OREGON TERRITORY, This territory extends, westward from the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific Ocean, apd from 42° to 54° 40' N. latitude. On the north and on the east, as far south as the 49°, it is bounded by Britisl America, and southward of the 49° on the east by Missouri Territory ; south by Mexico, and west by the Pacific Ocean : it is in length about 880 miles, with an average breadth of 550 ; area about 450,000 square miles. ' ' ' , , Much of the surface of the country is broken and mountainous; on its eastern boundary it is traversed by the Rocky Mountains, many of the peaks pf which are estimated at from 12,000 to 18,000 feet in height, Westward of these moun tains the country is divided into, three belts or sections, separated from each other by ranges of mountains running very nearly parallel- with the shores. of the Pacific Ocean. The first range, which is about 250 miles westward of the Rbcky^ Mountains, is tbe Blue Mountain-range. The second, which is 200 mUes farther west, and from 80 to 1 10 miles from the coast, is the Cascade or President Range ; its highest peaks are Mount Jefferson, Mount Hood, Mount St. Helen's, Mount Rainier, and Mount Baker; some of these a^e from 12,000 to 14,000 feet in height above the sea.' • , - , ' ' The region lying between the Rocky and the Blue mountains is rocky, broken- and barren; stupendous mountainous spurs traverse it in all directions, affording but little level ground, and in its most elevated parts snow lies neariy all the year. It rarely rains here, and no dew falls. The second or middle, section con sists, for the most part, of a light sandy soil, in thp vaUeys a rich alluvion, and, barren on the hills. The third section, which lies along the coast, is well adapted' for agriculture; most, parts of it are well timbered with fir, pine, spruce, oak, poplar, maple, &c. Near the coast the firs grow to, an amazing size,itrees from 300 to 380 feet in height, and from 20 to 40 feet in circumference, are not uncom mon; and a tree 300 feet high, 216 feet from the ground to its lowest limbs, and 57 feet in circumference, grew some years since' near Astoria. This section of the territory is also weU adapted for the raising of cattie; th-py, subsist in good condi tion on tbe green and dried grass, which is abundant throughout the year. Tbe climate on the coast of the Pacific is believed to be mUderthan on the same parallels of latitude on the Atiantic. When Lewis' and Clark left this country in March, the prairies were in blossom, .and the forwardness of the sea son seems to have corresponded with that of North Carolina at the same period. The chief rivers of Oregon are the Columbia and its branches. This noble , OREGON TERRITORY. 299 stream has its head waters near those of the Missouri, and collects it's tribute for a vvide extent along the western dividing ridges of the Rocky Mountains; its principal tributvies are Lewis' or Saptin, Clark's or Flathead, Kootanie or Flat- bow, Okonagan, John Day's, Chutes or Falls, and WUlamette rivers ; the valley of the last contains perhaps the best land in Oregon, and produces wheat of the first quality; it has, for some time past, attracted the notice of emigrants. The Columbia is navigable from the falls where it breaks through the Cascade range of mountains to the ocean, for vessels drawing 12 feet water, at its lowest stage, though it is obstructed by numerous sand-bars. The river increases in width, in the last twenty miles of its course, and, where it enters the ocean, isseven miles. A sand-bar extends from Point Adams to Cape Disappointment, which renders its entrance often dangerous. In the year 1841, the U. S. sloop of war Pea cock, belonging to the exploring expedition, was wrecked here. The salmon of the Cblumbia and its tributaries, of which therp are several varieties, are very fine ;^ they constitute a large portion pf the food of the natives. The only other river' of any note is Frazer's,. or TacoUtchee Tesse, which flows from the Rooky Mountains into the Gulf of Georgia. It has a course of about 700 miles. Its chief tributaries are Thompson's and Stuart's rivers; on these streams the Hudson's Bay Company has several trading-houses or forts. South of the Colunabia are the linpqua and Kla'met rivers, which flow into the Pacific Ocean ; the latter has a course of about 300 mile,s. * ' Of the lakes in Oregon, those connected with the Columbia river, and its branches, are the Flathead, KuHuspelm, Flatbow, and Okonagan. -The prin cipal of those which unite with -Frazer's river are Stuart's, Quaw, St. Fran9oi's, Quesnell's, Kamloops, and Soushwap. - The principal islands are Vancouver's, and Washington, or Queen Charlotte's. The former is a large island, being near 300 miles in length, and from 40 to 75 miles wide; it is separated, on the south, by the Strait of Juan de Fuca; and, on the .west, by the Gulf of Georgia. From the straits before-mentioned to the, northern' e.Ktremity of the territory, the coast is indented with innumerable bays and inlets, which form a multitude of small islands. Many parts of Oregon are well adapted for agricultural purposes. At some of the trading establishments pf the -Hudson's Bay Company, extensive farms are in successful operation. At Forts' Vancouver, Colville, and Nisqually, wheat, bariey, and potatoes of excellent quality, are raised in abundance. The farm at Vancouver is 9 miles square: there are here 3000 head of cattle, 3500 sheep, and 300 brood mares ; 100 cows are mUked daUy. The coasts of Oregon Territory were first explored by the Spaniardsi who, however, did not penetrate into the interior. In 1793, Captain Gray, of the ship Columbia; at Boston, entered tbe great river of this region; and, from him, it received the name of his ship. The celebrated navigator, Captain '^''ancouver, was then at Nootka Sound, and the discovery being very frankly and fortunately communicated to him, he sent one of his principal officers to examine the channel, and, in his narrative, admits the fact ; thus placing the right of prior discovery in the United States, 'beyond dispute, on British evidence. In 1805 Messrs. Leuis and Clark were sent out by the United States government, for the expre.ss pur pose of exploring tbis country. They, navigated the Missouri to its source, and crossing the Rocky Mountains, descended the Columbia river to the Pacific, and spent the winter on its shores; they returned by the same river to the moun tains, and most of the exact information that we have of the country is from them; To this region, therefore, the United States have acquired an undoubted title by the discovery of the principal river, and by an interior exploration, as 'well as by the Lo'uisiana treaty. It is, hpwever, contested by Great Britain, who claims, not that tbe titie is in her, but that the region is unappropriated,jind open to the first comer. By a convention concluded in 1818, to last 1-2 years, it Was ajreed between the United States and Great Britain, that neither government should take possession of it, or ocpupy it, to the, exclusion of the other, during the pe riod of the convention, which either party might renounce upon giving twelve months' notice. In 1837 (his convention was renewed indefinitely, or to ccise at the option of'the contracting parties. .- 300 UNITED STATES. Se-veral attempts were made, by' different individuals from the United States^ to settle in this terriv>ry. In 1808 the Missouri Fur Coinpany established a trading-house on Lewis's river, the first ever formed on ahy of the waters of the Columbia. In 1810 the Pacific Fur Company, under John J. Astor, of New York, was "formed; and in 1811 Astoria was estahlished at the mouth of Cblumbia river. In consequence' of the exposure of this popt,ly the last war with Great Britain, it Was sold to the Hudson Bay Company; hut was restored to its origi nal proprietors, by order of the British government, at tbe close of tbe war, agree- •dbly to the first articles of the treaty of Ghent. Within the last few years, many emigrants from the United States have taken up their residence in this region. Oregon city, a town of 200 or 300 inhabitants, \;hiefl-y Americans, is laid out at the Falls of Willamette; it contains already several stores and mills, and it is proposed to construct a canal around the Falls. A government and legislature have been organized by the settlers in the vicinity, and suitable measures adopted for a permanent settlement. ' The question of settiing Oregon Territory, and- organizing a government for the security of the inhabitants, las been more than once debated in congress. Were such settlement authorized, and rendered secure by the requisite miUtary establishments, there can be no doubt that it would immediately receive large accessions of settlers; and in the Sessions of 1844, '-ft, a bill passed the House of Representatives for that purpose ; but furtbeir^action in the matter was deferred, until the twelve months' notice of an intention to take possession of the territory is given to Great Britain, according to the terms of the treaty. On the coast of this territory, north of Columbia river; are the countries, denomi nated by British navigators, New Georgia and New Hanover ; and immediately north of the northern head-^waters of the Columbia, and west'of th.e RdckyMoun- tains, is New Caledonia; the climate of. which is severe in winter, and hot in summer. The soil is poor, but tbe fur-bearing animals are numerous. On Frazer's river are the Takali or Carriers, and the Atnabs or, Soushwaps On the Columbia, and its tributaries, are the Kootanies, Flatheads, Wallawallas, Nezperces, Shoshones or Snakes, and Boonaoks. Along the coast, and in its vicinity, are the Clalams, Chickelees, Nisquallis, Cowlitz, Chinnook, Calla- puya, Umpqua, Klamet, and Shaste Indians. The rest of the population con sists of American emigrants, perhaps 2500 or 3000 in number ; Canadian and half-breeds 300 or 1000, besides the officers and servants of the Hudson's Bay Cpmpany. The Indians in the territory are estimated at from 20,000 to 40,000, in number^ On Frazer's river, and its tributaries, are Forts Langley, ThpmpSon, Alexan dria, and George; and there are others in different parts of the country. At Fori Vancouver,, on the Columbia, there is a viUage of 300 or 400 inhabitants; these comprise the labourers and servants attached tb the fort, with their Indian wives and slaves, From this place a direct trade is carried oh with the Sandwich Islands and Great Britain, which employs several vessels. A small steam-boat plies on the river and along the coast, between tbe difierent trading posts. The first emigration from the Atlantic States, for the purpose of occupying any part of .Oregon Territory, was made in 1832; since that period, the number of annual emigrants has considerably increased. The exploration of the Soiith Pass, by Lieutenant Fremont, of the U. S. army, hasrendered the business of crossing the mountains comparatively safe and easy. ' This pass is in 40° 30' north lati tude, at the head of the Sweet 'Water branch of" Platte river ; it is of smooth and easy ascent and descent, and can be travelled in wagons without any difficulty. Emigrants froni the United States generally unite for the sake of mutual safety against the Indians, in considerable parlies. With horses and light wagons; they proceed from Independence, or some other town in western Missouri^ in a north western direction, to the Platte or Nebraska river, ascending that stream by its north branch and the Sweet Water river. They cross the mountains by the South Pass, to Lewis's river ; thence they proceed to Fort Wallawalla ; then down the" banks of the Columbia to Willamette. The distance from Independence is be tween 1700 and 1800 miles, and may be accomplishe'd, ly moderate travelling, in about 18 or 30 weeks. .¦ TEXAS. 301 REPUBLIC OF TEXAS. Texas is a new Republic ; it comprised, until lately, an integral portion of Mexico, and formed, in conjunction with Coahuila, one of the States of that con federacy. To the people of the United States this infant republic is peculiarly interesting, from the circumstances attending its struggle with the parent State, the gallantry displayed by its citizens in the field, its contiguity to our own ter ritory, and also on account of Anglo-Americans forming the bulk of its popula tion. It extends north and south from the Arkansas and Red rivers to the Gulf of Mexico ; and east and west from the Sabine to the Rio del Norte ; area 335,000 square miles, or about seven times the surface of Pennsylvania. Texas possesses a soil of great fertility, and a geographical position highly favourable to commercial intercourse with the United States, as well as with other parts of the world. The sea-coast is 400 miles in length, and affords, by means of its numerous rivers, communication at a number of points with the Gulf of Mexico. The face of the country is generally level, and a great portion of it consists of immense prairies, the soil of which is a deep black mould, mixed with sand ; the bottom lands on many of the rivers are of a rich red texture, of great depth, and well timbered with cotton-wood, walnut, cedar, &c. Most of the productions of tropical climates grow here in great perfection, and the cotton is equal to the finest produced in the United States : the other products are sugar, tobacco, rice, indigo, wheat, &c. This region is one of the finest stock countries in the world : cattle are raised in great abundance, and with but little trouble. The country along the coast is low, but free from swamps, and composed of good arable prairie, interspersed with well-wooded river bottoms, and fine pasture lands. Until the late emigrations from the United States, this section was filled with immense droves of mustangs, or wild horses, and wild cattle; but their numbers are now considerably lessened. In the south-west, the country is ele vated, being traversed by a range of mountains, extending northward from the head waters of the Neuces, and westward of the sources of the Brazos, Colorado, &c. To the west and north are vast prairies, in which immense herds of buffalo supply the mounted Comanches with abundance of game. In the north-east, the country is more undulating and better wooded. The climate of Texas is mild and agreeable ; and, as the country is free from swamps, and the wooded tracts are quite open and destitute of underwood, is more healthful than the corresponding sections of the United States. The seasons are two ; the dry, from April to September ; and the wet, which prevails during the rest of the year : the cold is pretty severe for a short time in December and January. The rivers are nura»rous, but none are of much importance for navigation, being in the dry season extremely low, and during the floods a good deal impeded with floating timber. The Rio del Norte, which forms the western boundary of Texas, is the largest river; it has a course of from 1500 to 1800 miles ; it is much im peded by rapids, and can be forded in nearly all parts of its course, except for a distance of about 300 miles from its mouth. The Sabine, Neches, and Trinidad rivers, are respectively 350, 300, and 410 miles in length ; they are all navigable to a certain extent during a part of the year. The river Brazos is considered the best navigable stream in Texas : vessels drawing six feet water can ascend it to Brazoria ; and steam-boats of light draught to San Felipe de Austin, 90 miles higher. The Rio Colorado rises in the high prairies east of the Puerco river; and, after a. course of 500 miles, flows into Matagorda Bay. About 13 mUes above its mouth the navigation is obstructed by a raft of a mUe in extent : be yond this light vessels may ascend it 200 miles. The La Baca, Guadalupe, San Antonio, and river Nueces, are more or less navigable part of the year; they are, however, but imperfectly known. The principal towns are Galveston, Houston, Bexar, Goliad, Nacogdoches and Austin ; the latter was some years ago laid out as the capital ; it is on tiie Colo- 38 302 UNITED STATES. rado river, 300 miles from its mouth. Galveston, on the island of the same name, is the chief commercial town; its trade with New Orleans, and other ports in the United States, is already considerable. The population of Galveston is about 5000. Houston has 4000. Santa Fe, with 6000 inhabitants, is the chief town in New Mexico; it is within the bounds assumed by the authorities of Texas ; but the latter have not yet acquired possession of that part of the country. The town is the resort of numerous merchants from the western parts of the United States, who transport goods thither across the prairies, for the supply of the regions on the Upper Del Norte. Washington, a small town on the west side of the Brazos, has been for some time past the actual capital of Texas. Previous to 1831, the only places occupied by a white popul-ation were the Spanish posts of San Antonio de Bexar, Bahia, or Goliad, and Nacogdoches, comprising in all about 3000 inhabitants. Soon after that time, an attempt was made to establish here the independent republic of Fredonia; but the Mexican constitution attached the territory to the province of Coahuila, forming of the united provinces a State, bearing the names of both. In consequence of the en couragement held out to settlers, there was a great influx of emigrants into the territory from the United' States, many of whom carried with them their slaves. In 1832, the people of Texas formed for themselves a separate State constitution, and endeavoured to obtain from the Mexican Congress an admission into the con federacy as an independent State. This being refused, a state of things ensued which resulted in an appeal to arms. Texas was invaded by a Mexican army, headed by Santa Anna, the President, in person. At first the overwhelming numerical superiority of the invaders gave them some advantages, which enabled them to exhibit a remarkable ferocity towards their prisoners, several hundreds of whom were massacred in cold blood. But this was soon reversed ; and at the battle of San Jacinto the Mexicans were utterly routed, and their President was taken prisoner by the Texans. In March, 1836, the people of Texas declared themselves independent, and have since that time formed a constitution and government, and elected a chief magistrate, together with all the requisite officials and appointments of a sovereign and independent power. In 1841 an e.'cpedition of upwards of 300 men, sent from Texas to Santa Fe, was captured by the Mexicans. The Texans say that the expedition was merely commercial, and that the amount of merchandise taken was very large. The men composing it, however, were aU fully armed, and had one piece of cannon ; tlie Mexicans state, in their accounts, that the object was to produce a revolution in the Mexican provinces near Santa Fe. Texas is an integral, and hot like the United States, a federal republic. The president is elected for three years, and is not again eligible for a similar term. In other respects the constitution generally resembles that of the United States. The republic has been recognised by the United States, France, England, and some other nations ; but not by Mexico. The population amounts to about 300,000, neariy all of which consists of Americans from the United States. The slaves number about 35,000. The present military force is chiefly composed of volunteer troops and militia ; the navy consists of a sloop of war, two brigs, and an armed steamer, several schooners, &c. The annexation of Texas to the United States, has been for some time a popu lar measure, in both countries ; it has been strongly advocated by many of the most eminent men in the Union, as a desirable addition to our territory, and as affording the means of extending our laws and institutions over a part of the con tinent that would, under its former apathetic possessors, have lono- remained a comparative wilderness, with few inhabitants except Indians. Duringthe session of 1844, '45, a bill passed both Houses of Congress of the United States, pro viding for immediate annexation. The government of Texas has been somewhat tardy on the subject; but the inhabitants have evinced, in all quarters, such strong feelings in favour of the measure, that it will no doubt be consummated during the present year (1845) ; when the senators and representatives of Texas will take their seats in the Capitol at Washington City. AN ACCURATE SYNOPSIS OF THE SIXTH CENSUS OP THE UNITED STATES; INCLUDING EVERY TOWN, TOWNSHIP, COUNTY, DISTRICT, PARISH, TERRITORY AND STATE, THAT IS TO EE FOUND IN THAT IMPOKTANT NATIONAL DOCUMENT, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED: ALSO THE AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF THE DIFFERENT CLASSES OF THE PEOPLE AND THEIR PURSUITS, THE VALUE OF THE PRODUCE OP THB MINES, AGRICULTURE, MANUFACTURES, AND COMMERCE. AND A COMPARATIVE VIEW OF THE POPULATION OF THE UNION AT DIFFERENT PERIODS, TOGETHER WITH LISTS OF THE UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES, THEOLOGICAL, MEDI CAL AND LAW SCHOOLS, THE PRINCIPAL CANALS AND RAILROADS, &C. PHILADELPHIA : PUBLISHED BY S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL, N. E. CORNER OP MARKET AND SEVENTH STS. 1845. CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES, FOR THB YEAR 1840. Names of Places. Poputatioo. AbbevUle Dist, S. C 29,351 AbbevUle, Medina co., Ohio 55 Abbott, Piscataquis co.. Me. . . .661 Abington, Luzerne co.. Pa. . .1,770 Abington, Montgomery co., Pa.1,704 Abington, Plymouth co., Mass. 3,214 Abington, Wayne co., Ind 923 Aboite, Allen co., Ind 235 Accomack co., Va 17,096 Acquackanonck, Passaic co., N, J 2,483 Acton, Middlesex co., Mass. . .1,131 Acton, Windham cc, Vt. 170 Acton, York co.. Me 1,401 Acworth, Sullivan co., N. H. . .1,450 Adair cc, Ky 8,466 Adams, Allen co., Ind 363 Adams, Berkshire co., Mass. . .3,703 Adams, Champaign cc, Ohio, , .970 Adams ca. III 14,476 Adams co., Ind 2,364 Adams co.. Mi 19,434 Adams co., Ohio 13,183 Adams cc. Pa 33,044 Adams, Coshocton CO., Ohio, ...838 Adams, Darke co., Ohio 687 Adams, Guernsey cc, Ohio, . . .867 Adams, Hamilton co., Ind. ...512 Adams, Henry co., Ohio 188 Adams, Hillsdale cc, Mich. . . .534 Adams, Jefferson co., N. Y.. .2,296 Adams, Monroe cc, Ohio, 898 Adams, Muskingum co., Ohio,. 988 Adams, Seneca cc, Ohio, . . .1,230 Adams, Washington Co., Ohio, .793 Addison, Addison cc, Vt. . . .1,232 Addison, Champaign cc, Ohio, .190 Names of Places. Fopulatioa. Addison, Gallia co., Ohio, . . . .692 Addison, Oakland cc, Mich. . . .537 Addison, Shelby cc, Ind. ...1,284 Addison, Somerset co.. Pa... 1,301 Addison, Steuben cc, N. Y. . .1.920 Addison, Washington cc. Me. 1,053 Addition to Marion, Mercer cc, Ohio 131 Addison cc, Vt 23,583 Adrain Co., Missouri, 1,949 Adrian, Lenawee cc, Mich.. .2,496 Aid, Lawrence co., Ohio, . . . .609 Air, Bedford cc. Pa 1,453 Alabama, 590,756 Alabama, Genesee co,, N. Y. . .1,798 Alamo, Kalamazoo CO., Mich. ..194 Albany, Berks co.. Pa 1,057 Albany, Bradford cc, Pa 803 Albany city, Albany cc, N.Y. 33,721 Albany cc, N. Y 68,593 Albany, Orleans cc, Vt 920 Albany, Oxford cc. Me 691 Albany, Strafford cc, N. H. . . .406 Albemarle cc, Va 22,924 Albion, Calhoun cc, Mich 932 Albion, Kennebec co., Me. . .1,624 Albion, Oswego co., N. Y. . .1,503 Alburgh, Grand Isle cc, Vt. . .1,344 Alden, Erie cc, N. Y 1,984 Aledon, Ingham co., Mich 221 Aleppo, Greene co.. Pa 650 Alexander, Athensco., Ohio,. .1,451 Alexander, Benton cc, Mc. .1,015 Alexander Co., Ill 3,313 Alexander, Genesee cc, N.Y. 2,342 Alexander, Licking co., Ohio, .200 Alexander, Washington cc. Me. 513 — .— CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Alexandria co,, D. C 9,967 Alexandria, (borough,) Hun tingdon CO,, Pa 574 Alexandria, Grafton cc, N, H. 1,284 Alexandria, Jefferson CO., N.Y.3,475 Alexandria, D. C 8,459 Alexandria, Hunterdon co., N.J 3,420 Alfred, Alleghany cc, N. Y. . .1,630 Alfred, York cc, Me 1,408 Algansi, Branch co., Mich. ...424 Allegan, Allegan cc, Mich. . . .634 Allegan co., Mich 1,783 AUeghany, Armstrongco.,Pa. 1,839 Alleghany, Cambria cc. Pa, 1,066 AUeghany city, Alleghany county 10,089 Alleghany Co., Md 15,690 Alleghany cc, N. Y. 40,975 Alleghany cc. Pa 81,235 Alleghany cc, Va 2,749 Alleghany, Huntingdon cc. Pa 2,225 Alleghany, Potter cc. Pa 238 Alleghany, Somerset co.. Pa. .633 Alleghany, Venango cc. Pa. . . .804 Alleghany , Westmoreland co.. Pa 2,641 Allen, Alleghany cc, N. Y. . . .867 Allen cc, Ind 5,942 Allen cc, Ky 7,329 Allen cc, Ohio, 9,079 Allen, Cumberland cc. Pa. . .2,122 Allen, Darke cc, Ohio, 194 Allen, Hillsdale co., Mich 466 Allen, Noble cc, Ind 179 Allen, Northampton co.. Pa. . .2,547 Allen, Union cc, Ohio, 713 Allenstown, Merrimack co., N.H 455 Allentown, (borough,) Le high co., Pa 2,493 Allison, Clinton co.. Pa 643 Almond, AUeghany co.,N. Y. 1,434 Alna, Lincoln cc. Me 990 Alsace, Berks cc. Pa 2,498 Alstead, Cheshire co.,N. H. . .1,454 Alton city, Madison cc. III.. .2,340 Alton, Strafford cc, N. H... 2,002 Aluchua CO., East Florida,. .2,282 Names of Places. PopulatioD. Amanda, AUen CO., Ohio, . . . .280 Amanda, Fairfield CO., Ohio, . .1,987 Amanda, Hancock co., Ohio, . . .490 Amboy, Lucas cc, Ohio, 452 Amboy, Oswego cc, N. Y. . .1,070 Amelia ccVa 10,320 A merica, Dutchess co;, N.Y. . .2,179 Ames, Athens cc, Ohio, .... 1,431 Amesbury, Essex co., Mass. . .2,471 Amherst cc, Va 12,576 Amherst, Erie cc, N. Y. . . .2,451 Amherst, Hampshire co.. Mass 2,550 Amherst, Hancock co.. Me. . . . 196 Amherst, HUlsborough cc, N.H 1,565 Amherst, Lorain co., Ohio, . .1,184 Amite cc. Mi 9,511 Amity, Alleghany cc, N. Y. . .1,354 Amity, Aroostook cc. Me. ...169 Amity, Berks Co., Pa 1,664 Amity, Erie co.. Pa 560 Amsterdam, Montgomery cc, N. Y. 5,333 Amwell, Hunterdon co., N. J. 3,071 Amwell, Washington co.. Pa. 1,536 Ancram, Columbia cc, N.Y. . .1,770 Anderson Dist., S. C 18,493 Anderson co., Ky 5,452 Anderson co., Tenn 5,658 Anderson, Hamilton co., Ohio, 2,311 Anderson, Oxford cc. Me .551 Anderson, Rush cc, Ind 1,423 Anderson, Warrick CO., Ind. . .348 Andes, Delaware cc, N. Y. . .2,176 Andover, Alleghany co., N. Y. .848 Andover, Ashtabula co., Ohio, .881 Andover, Essex co., Mass. . . .5,207 Andover, Merrimack co., N.H. 1,168 Andover, north surplus, Ox ford CO., Me 45 Andover, Windsor co., Vt 877 Angelica, Alleghany cc, N,Y. 1,257 Angola, Steuben cc, Ind 166 Annapolis city, Anne Arundel CO., Md 2,793 Anne Arundel cc, Md 29,532 Annsburg, Washington co.. Me. 23 Annsville, Oneida cc, N. Y. . .1,765 Anson, Somerset cc. Me. . . .1,941 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Antrim, Greencastle borough, Franklin cc. Pa 931 Antrim, Hillsborough county, N. H 1,225 Annville, Lebanon co.. Pa. . . .2,949 Anson cc, N. C 15,077 Antis, Huntingdon co.. Pa. . .2,156 Antoine, Clarke co.. Ark 245 Antrim, Crawford co., Ohio, . . .261 Antiim, Franklin cc. Pa. . . .3,130 Antrim, Shiawassee co., Mich. 117 Antwerp, Jefferson co., N. Y. 3,109 Antwerp, Van Buren co., Mich. 316 Appalachicola District, 7,712 Apple Creek, Cape Giradeau cc 1,.393 Apple Creek, Greene co., III. 1,566 Apple river, Jo Daviess co.. 111. 550 Appleton, Waldo cc. Me 891 Appling cc, Ga 2,052 Appoquinimink, New Castle CO., Del 3,075 Arcadia, Wayne co., N. Y. . .4,980 Archer, Harrison CO., Ohio,. .1,012 Argentine, Genesee Co., Mich.. 177 Argyle, Penobscot co.. Me. . . .527 Argyle, Washington co., N.J. 3,111 Arkansas, 97,574 Arkansas, Arkansas cc. Ark. . .640 Arkansas co.. Ark 1,346 Arkwright, Chatauque co., N.Y 1,418 Arlington, Bennington co., Vt. 1,038 Armada, Macomb co., Mich.. . .652 Armagh, (borough) Indiana cc,Pa 152 Armagh, Mifflin cc. Pa 1,468 Armstrong co.. Pa 28,365 Armstrong, Indiana cc. Pa. . .1,054 Armstrong, Vanderburg CO., Ind. 869 Aroostook co.,' Maine, 9,413 Arrow Rock, Saline cc. Mo. . .2,093 Ascension, Parish, La 6,951 Ash, Monroe co., Mich 949 Ashburnham, Worcester co.. Mass 1,652 Ashe cc, N.C 7,467 Ashfield, Franklin cc, Mass.. 1,610 Ashford, Cataraugus Co., N. Y. 1,469 Ashtabula,Ashtabula co.,Ohio, 1,704 Names of Places. Population. Ashtabula cc, Ohio,, j 23,724 Ashby, Middlesex cc, Mass. .1,246 Assumption, La 7,141 Aston, Delaware co.. Pa 1,469 Astoria-Township, 3 N. range I E., Fulton cc. Ill 64 Asylum, Bradford cc, Pa 947 Athens, (borough) Bradford cc. Pa 435 Athens, Bradford cc. Pa 1,532 Athens, Calhoun co., Mich. . . .134 Athens ca, Ohio 19,109 Athens, Coot cc. III 1,662 Athens, Crawford co.. Pa 498 Athens, Greene cc, N. Y. . . .2,387 Athens, Harrison co., Ohio,. .1,439 Athens, Somerset co.. Me.. . .1,437 Athens, (town) Athens Co., Ohio, 710 Athens, (township) Athens cc, Ohio, 1,593 Athens, Windham co., Vt 378 Athol, Warren cc, N. Y 1,210 Athol, Worcester co., Mass. . .1,591 Atkinson, Rockingham CO., N.H. 557 Atkinson, Piscataquis CO., Me. 704 Atlantic CO., N. J 8,726 Atlas, Lapeer cc, Mich 660 Attala cc. Mi 4,303 Attica, Genesee co., N. Y 2,710 Attleborough, Bristol co.,Mass. 3,585 Atwater, Portage co., Ohio, . . .755 Auburn, Cayuga Co., N. Y. . .5,626 Auburn, Geauga CO., Ohio, ..1,198 Auburn, Richland CO., Ohio, . 1,016 Auburn, Susquehanna cc. Pa. 1,113 Auburn, Worcester co., Mass. 649 Audubon, Montgomery cc. 111.. .93 Auglaird, Allen cc, Ohio, 7.33 Auglaize, Paulding CO., Ohio,. .298 Augusta, Carroll co., Ohio,. .1,234 Augusta city, (Bracken co.) Ky. 786 Augusta city, Richmond co., Ga 6,403 Augusta CO., Va 19,628 Augusta, Kennebec CO., Me. . .5,316 Auffusta, Northumberland cc. Pa 2,409 Augusta, Oneida co., N. Y.. .2,175 Augusta, Washtenaw co., Mich. 646 T2 (93) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Aurelius, Cayuga cc, N. Y. . .2,645 Aurelius, In^am cc, Mich 148 Aurelius, Washino-ton co., Ohio, 886 Aurora, Erie cc, N. Y 2,909 Aurora, Hancock co.. Me 149 Aurora, Portage cc, Ohio, 906 Au Sable, Clinton Co., N. Y. . .3,222 Austerlitz, Columbia cc, N.Y. 2,091 Austinburg, Ashtabula cc, Ohio, 1,047 Austintown, Trumbull cc, Ohio 1,245 Autauga cc, Ala 14,343 Auxvaux, Callaway co.. Mo. . 1,164 Averill, Essex co., Vt 11 Avery's Gore, Addison co., Vt. .78 Avery's Gore, Franklin CO., Vt. .35 Avon, Franklin co.. Me 837 Avon, Hartford co.. Conn. . . .1,001 Avon, Livingston co., N. Y. . .3,999 Avon, Lorain co., Ohio, 1,220 Avon, Oakland cc, Mich. . . .1,630 Avoyelles, Parish, La 6,116 Aztalantown, (Jefferson co.) Wiskonsin, 250 Baileyville, Washington co., 'Me 329 Bainbridge, Berrien co., Mich. 251 Bainbridge, Chenango co., N.Y 3,324 Bainbridge, Geauga co., Ohio, .988 Baker, Broome cc, N. Y 1,259 Baker co., Ga 4,336 Bakersfield, Franklin cc, Vt. 1,358 Balance of Beaver, Colum biana cc, Ohio, 1,765 Balance of Butler, Colum biana CO., Ohio, 1,585 Balance of Centre, Colum biana CO., Ohio, r. . 1,707 Balance of Elk Run, Colum biana CO., Ohio .1,653 Balance of Greene, Columbia na CO., Ohio, 1,300 Balance of Hanover, Colum biana CC, Ohio, 3,082 Balance of Knox, Columbiana cc, Ohio 1,884 Balance of Liverpool, Colum biana CO., Ohio, ,593 Namesof Places. Population. Balance of Madison, Colum biana cc, Ohio, 1,390 Balance of Middletown, Co lumbiana CO., Ohio, 1,538 Balance of Perry, Columbiana cc, Ohio, 788 Balance of Salem, Columbiana cc, Ohic 1,749 Balance of Springfield, Co lumbiana CO., Ohio, 1,926 Balance of St, Clair, Colum biana CO., Ohio 1,604 Balance of Unity, Columbiana cc, Ohio 1,692 Balance of West, Columbiana cc, Ohio, 1,647 Balance of Yellow Creek, Co lumbiana CO., Ohio, 805 Bald Eagle, Clinton cc. Pa.. 1,178 Baldwin, Cumberland co. Me. 1,134 Baldwin co., Ga 7,350 Baldwin cc, Ala 3,951 Baley, Benton cc. Ark 373 Ball, Benton cc. Ark 375 Ballston, Saratoga co.,~N. Y.. 2,044 Ballville, Sandusky cc Ohio, 1,007 Baltimore, Baltimore co., Md 102,813 Baltimore cc, Md 134,379 Baltimore cc, Md., 1st Dist. .9,088 Baltimore cc, Md., 3d Dist.. .7,335 Baltimore cc, Md., 3d Dist. . .2,898 Baltimore cc, Md., 4th Dist. 5,760 Baltimore cc, Md., 5th Dist. 4,985 Baltimore, Sussex co., Del. . .2,241 Baltimore, Windsor cc, Vt.. . .1,55 Bangor, Franklin cc, N. Y.. .1,289 Bangorcity, Penobscot co., Me. 8,627 Barbour co., Ala 12,024 Barboursville, town, (Knox cc) Ky 224 Bardstown, city, (Nelson co.) Ky 1,492 Baring, Washington co.. Me. . . 376 Barkhamstead, Litchfield Co., Conn 1,573 Barlow, Washington CO., Ohio, 1,011 Barnard, Piscataquis cc, Me. . 153 Barnard, Windsor cc, Vt. . . 1,774 Barnet, Caledonia cc, Vt. . . 2,030 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Barnstable, Barnstable cc. Mass 4,301 Barnstable cc. Mass 32,548 Barnstead, Strafford cc, N. H. 1,945 Barnwell Dist 21,471 Barre, Huntingdon cc. Pa. . 2,225 Barre, Orleans co., N. Y. ... 5,539 Barre, Washington cc, Vt. . . 2,126 Barre, Worcester co., Mass. 2,751 Barren Co., Ky 17,288 Barrington, Cook cc. III 292 Barrington, Bristol cc, R I. . . 549 Barrington, Strafford cc,N.H. 1,844 Barrington, Yates cc, N. Y. . 1,868 Barry, Barry co., Mich 343 Barry cc, Mich 1,078 Barry co.. Mo 4,795 Barry, Schuylkill cc. Pa 639 Bart, Lancaster co.. Pa 1,859 Bartholomew, Chicot cc. Ark. 315 Bartholomew cc, Ind 10,042 Bartholomew, Jefferson co.. Ark 148 Bartlet, Coos cc, N. H 706 Bartlet, Jefferson cc. Pa 259 : Barton, Orleans co., Vt 892 Barton, Tioga cc, N. Y 2,324 Batavia, Branch cc, Mich 400 Batavia, Clermont co., Ohio, 2,187 Batavia, Genesee cc, N. Y. . 4,219 Batavia, Geauga co., Ohio, . . . 771 Batchelder's Grant, Oxford CO., Me 3 Bath, Allen cc, Ohio 1,382 Bath cc, Ky 9,763 Bath CO., Va 4,300 Bath, Grafton cc, N. H 1,595 Bath, Greene cc, Ohio, 1,721 Bath, Lincoln cc. Me 5,141 Bath, Steuben cc, N.Y 4,915 Bath, Summit co., Ohio, 1,425 Battle Creek, Calhoun co., Mich 993 Baughman, Wayne Co., Ohio, 1741 Bay, Ottawa cc, Ohio 231 Bayou Mason, Chicot Co., Ark. 455 Bazetta, Trumbull co., Ohio, 1,034 Bfeach Island, Hancock co. Me. . . 8 Bear Creek, Columbia cc. Pa. 1,905 Bear Creek, Gallatin cc. III. . . 510 Names of Places. Population. Bear Creek, Montgomery co. Mo 445 Beardstown, Cass cc. III 336 Bearfield, Perry cc, Ohio, . . 1,455 Bear Island, Hancock co.. Me. . . 11 Beaufort cc, N. C 12,225 Beaufort Dist,, S. C 35,794 Beaver cc. Pa 29,368 Beaver, Beaver co.. Pa 445 Beaver, Boone cc. III 236 Beaver, (borough) Beaver co.. Pa. 551 Beaver, Crawford cc. Pa 734 Beaver, Guernsey co., Ohio, . 1,843 Beaver, Pike cc, Ohio, ..... 1,099 Beaver, Union cc. Pa 2,609 Beaver, Venango co., Pa. . . . 1,611 Beaver Creek, Greene co., Ohio, 1,767 Beaver Dam, Erie co., Pa. . . 1,081 Beccaria, Clearfield co.. Pa. . . 389 Beckett, Berkshire cc, Mass. 1,342 Beddington, Washington cc. Me 164 Bedford cc. Pa 29,335 Bedford cc, Tenn 20,546 Bedford cc, Va 20,303 Bedford, Bedford cc. Pa 1,721 Bedford, (borough,) Bedford cc. Pa 1,022 Bedford, Calhoun cc, Mich. ... 220 Bedford, Coshocton cc, Ohio, 1,141 Bedford, Cuyahoga cc, Ohio, 1,244 Bedford, Hillsborough cc, N.H. 155 Bedford, Meigs co., Ohio, 567 Bedford, Middlesex cc, Mass. . 929 Bedford, Monroe co., Mich. . . . 499 Bedford, Trimble cc, Ky 148 Bedford, Westchester cc, N. Y 2,822 Bedminster, Bucks co.. Pa. . . 1,640 Bedmister, Somerset co., N, J. 1,589 Beekmantown, Clinton cc, N.Y '. 2,769 Beekman, Dutchess co., N. Y. 1,400 Belchertown, Hampshire co.. Mass 2,554 Belfast Academy Grant, Aroostook cc. Me 141 Belfast, Alleghany cc, N.Y. . 1,646 39 (9^ ce;nsus of the united states. Names of Places. Population. Belfast, Bedford cc, Pa 720 Belfast, Waldo co.. Me 4,186 Belgrade, Kennebec cc. Me. 1,748 BeU, Clearfield cc. Pa 301 Bellefonte, Centre co.. Pa. . . 1,032 Belleview, Calhoun cc, IU. . . 173 Belleview, Washington co.. Mo 1,227 Bellevue, Eaton cc, Mich. ... 529 Bellingham, Norfolk cc, Mass. 1,0.55 Bellmont, Franklin cc, N. Y. 472 Belmont cc, Ohio, 30,901 Belmont, Waldo cc. Me. ... 1,378 Bellville, Essex cc, N. J. . . 3,466 Belpre, Washington co., Ohio, 1,396 Belvidere, Boone cc. III 698 Belvidere, Lamoille cc, Vt. . . 307 Benedicta, or. No. 2, 5th range, Aroostook cc. Me. . . 233 Bennett's Bayou, Izard co.. Ark. 282 Bennington cc, Vt 16,872 Bennington, Bennington co., Vt ....3,429 Bennington, Delaware cc, Ohio 1,051 Bennington, Genesee co., N.Y 2,710 Bensalem, Bucks cc. Pa. . . 1,731 Benton cc, Ala 14,260 Benton co.. Ark 2,228 Benton cc. Mo 4,205 Benton, Hocking cc, Ohio, . . 448 Benton, Linn cc. Mo 413 Benton, Macon co.. Mo 330 Benton, Newton co.. Mo 744 Benton, Peoria cc. III 297 Benton, Polk cc. Mo 490 Benson, Rutland co., Vt. ... 1,043 Benton, Taney cc. Mo 340 Benton cc, Tenn 4,772 Benton, Wayne cc. Mo 425 Benton, Yates cc, N. Y . . . 3,911 Bentonville, Benton cc. Ark. . 134 Bergen co., N. J 13,223 Bergen, Genesee co., N. Y. . 1,832 Bergen, Hudson cc, N. J. . . 5,2.55 Berkeley cc, Va 10,972 Berkshire co.. Mass 41,745 Berkley, Bristol cc, Mass. . . . 886 Berks cc. Pa 64,569 Names of Places. Population. Berkshire, Delaware cc, Ohio,l,407 Berkshire, Franklin co., Vt. 1,818 Berkshire, Tioga cc, N. Y. . . 956 Berlin, (borough,) Somerset cc. Pa 524 Berlin, Coos cc, N. H 116 Berlin, Delaware cc, Ohio, . . 827 Berlin, Erie cc, Ohio, 1,638 Berlin, Franklin co.. Me 442 Berlin, Hartford cc. Conn. . 3,411 Berlin, Holmes co., Ohio, . . 1,149 Berlin, Knox co., Ohio, 1,091 Berlin, Rensselaer co., N. Y. 1,794 Berlin, St. Clair, Mich 255 Berlin, town, (Milwaukee co.,) Wiskonsin, 199 Berlin, Trumbull co., Ohio, . 1,283 Berlin, Wayne cc. Pa 488 Berlin, Washington co., Vt. 1,-598 Berlin, Worcester co., Mass. . 763 Bernadotte, township, 5 N. range, 2 E. Fulton cc. III. . 206 Bernard's, Somerset co., N. J. 2,059 Bernardston, Franklin cc, j]^ass 992 Berne, Albany 'cc,' 'n. "y! '.".'3,740 Berne, Athens co., Ohio, .... 881 Bern, Berks cc. Pa 3,149 Berne, Fairfield Co., Ohio, . . 2,419 Berrien, Berrien cc, Mich. . . 543 Berrien co., Mich 5,011 Bertie co., N. C 12,175 Bertrand, Berrien cc, Mich. 1,298 Berwick, Adams cc, Pa. . . . 1,462 Berwick, York cc. Me 1,698 Bethany, Genesee cc, N. Y. 2,286 Bethany, New Haven cc. Conn 1,171 Bethany, Wayne co.. Pa 299 Bethel, Bedford cc, Pa. ... 1,403 Bethel, Berks cc. Pa 1,4.58 Bethel, Branch Co., Mich. . . . 335 Bethel, Clark cc, Ohio 3,033 Bethel, Delaware cc. Pa. ... 386 Bethel, Lebanon cc. Pa. . . . 1,663 Bethel, Miami co., Oliio, . . . 1,574 Bethel, Monroe co., Ohio, .... 545 Bethel, Oxford cc, Me 1,994 Bethel, Posey co., Ind 449 Bethel, Sullivan cc, N. Y. . 1,483 (96) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Bethel, Windsor Co., Vt. . . . 1,886 Bethlehem, Albany cc, N. Y. 3,238 Bethlehem, Coshocton co., Ohio 827 Bethlehem, Grafton co., N. H. . 779 Bethlehem, Hunterdon cc, N. J 2,370 Bethlehem, Litchfield co.. Conn. 776 Bethlehem, Northampton Co., Pa 2,989 Bethlehem, Stark cc, Ohio, . 2,019 Beverly, Essex co., Mass. . . . 4,689 Beverly, Washington Co., Ohio, 815 Bibb countv, Ala 8,284 Bibb county, Ga 9,802 Biddeford, York co.. Me. . . . 2,.574 Big Beaver, Beaver cc. Pa. . 1,339 Big Creek, Crawford cc. Ark. 225 Big Creek, Phillips co.. Ark. . 392 Big Creek Rives co.. Mo. . . . 431 Big Creek,Van Buren co.,Mo. 1,106 Bigelow township, Franklin CO., Mo 37 Big Flats, Chemung cc, N. Y. 1,.375 Big Island, Marion co., Ohio, . 554 Big Lick, Hancock co., Ohio, . 4-30 Big Prairie, NewMadrid co.,Mo. 624 Big River, Jefferson cc, Mo. . . 965 Big Springs, Seneca cc, Ohio, 925 BiUerica, Middlesex co.,Mass. 1,632 Bingham, Potter cc. Pa 453 Bingham, Somerset cc. Me. . . 751 Birdsall, Alleghany cc, N. Y. 328 Birmingham, (borough) Al leghany CO., Pa 1,554 Birmingham, (borough) Hun tingdon CO., Pa 235 Birmingham, Chester co.. Pa. . 312 Birmingham, Delaware co.. Pa. 605 Black Brook, Clinton co., N.Y. 1,064 Black Creek, Mercer cc, Ohio, 839 Blackford cc, Ind 1,226 Black Island, Hancock co.. Me. 30 Black Hawk, Miami cc, Ind. . . 67 Black Hawk, Shelby co., Ind. 102 Black Lick, Indiana cc. Pa. 2,028 Black, Posey co., Ind 2,526 Black River, Independence cc, Ark 461 Black River, Lawrence co. Ark. 350 9 Names of Places. Population. Black River, Lorain cc, Ohio, 668 Black River, St. Frangoiscc, Mo 101 Black River, Washington cc, Mo 685 Black River, Wayne eo.. Mo, 528 Black Rock, Erie co., N. Y. 3,625 Black Water, Pettis cc, Mc . 197 Bladen cc, N. C 8,022 Blair, Huntingdon cc. Pa. . . 1,870 Blairsville, (borough) Indiana CO., Pa 990 Blakely, Luzerne cc, Pa 570 Blanchard, Hardin co., Ohio, . . 241 Blanchard, Piscataquis co.. Me. 270 Blanchard, Putnam cc, Ohio, 688 Blanchard, (town) Hancock CO., Ohio, 71 Blanchard (township) Han cock CO., Ohio, 629 Blanford, Hampden cc, Mass. 1,427 Bledsoe cc, Tenn 5,676 Bleecher, Fulton cc, N. Y. . . 846 Blendon, Franklin cc, Ohio,. . 972 Blenheim, Schoharie co.,N.Y. 2,725 Blissfield, Lenawee cc, Mich. 778 Blockley, Philadelphia cc,Pa. 8,318 Blockley, West Philadelphia, (borough) Philadelphia co.. Pa 2,896 Bloom, Columbia cc. Pa 1,774 Bloom, Fairfield cc, Ohio, . . 3,301 Bloomfield, (borough) Perry CO., Pa 412 Bloomfield, Crawford co.. Pa. . 564 Bloomfield, Essex cc, N. J. . 2,,528 Bloomfield, Essex cc, Vt 179 Bloomfield, Hartford cc. Conn. 985 Bloomfield, Jackson co., Ohio, 721 Bloomfield, Knox cc, Ohio, . 1,251 Bloomfield, La Grange cc, Ind. 307 Bloomfield, Logan co., Ohio,. . .565 Bloomfield, Oakland cc,Mich. 1,508 Bloomfield, Richland cc,Ohio, 1,294 Bloomfield, Somerset co., Me. 1,093 Bloomfield, Trumbull cc, Ohio, 5-54 Blooming Grove, Orange co., N. Y 2,896 Blooming Grove, Richland cc, Ohio, 1,495 (97) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Bloom, Morgan co., Ohio, . . 1,388 Bloom, Scioto cc, Clhio, 913 Bloom, Seneca cc, Ohio, . . . 1,168 Bloomington, Buchanan co. Mo 922 BloomingvUle, Ogle co., 111. . . 501 Bloom, Wood cc, Ohio, 398 Blount CO., Ala 5,570 Blount CO., Tenn., 11,745 Blue Creek, Adams co., Ind. . 197 Bluehill, Hancock cc. Me. . 1,891 Blue Mountain, Izard cc. Ark. 301 Blue River, Hancock co., Ind. 781 Blue River, Harrison cc, Ind. 1,429 Blue Rock, Muskingum cc, Ohio, 1,083 Blythe, CaldweU cc. Mo., ... 410 Blyeth's, Marion co.. Ark. . . . 275 Boardman, Trumbull cc, Ohio, 929 Boeuff, Franklin Co., Mo 1,662 Boggs, Centre cc. Pa 1,714 Boggs, Clearfield co.. Pa 295 Bois d' Arc, Hempstead cc, Ark 326 Bokes Creek, Logan co., Ohio, 222 Bolivar cc. Mi 1,356 Bolivar, Alleghany cc, N. Y. 408 Bolivar, Gasconade co.. Mo. . . 799 Bolivar, Jefferson co.. Ark. . . . 485 Bolton, Chittenden co.j Vt 470 Bolton, Tolland cc. Conn. . . . 748 Bolton, Warren co., N. Y. ... 937 Bolton, Worcester cc, Mass. 1,186 Bombay, Franklin co., N.Y. 1,446 Bond cc, III 5,060 Bonhomme, St. Louis co.. Mo. 2,516 Bonne Funne, Howard cc. Mo 988 Boon, Van Buren cc. Mo. . . . 445 Boon, Warwick cc, Ind. ... 1,722 Boone co., Ind 8,121 Boone Co., Ill 1,705 Boone cc, Ky 10,034 Boone co.. Mo 13,561 Boone, Franklin CO., Mo 669 Boone, Harrison co., Ind. . . . 2,058 Boone Lick, Howard cc. Mo. 1,005 Boonville, Warwick cc, Ind. . 240 Booneville, Cooper cc, Mo. . 2,581 Boonville, Oneida co., N. Y. . 5,519 Names of Places. Population. Boothbay, Lincoln co.. Me. . 2,631 Boscawen, Merrimack co., N. H 1,965 Boston Corner, Berkshire cc, Mass 65 Boston, Erie cc, N. Y 1,745 Boston, Franklin co., Ark 224 Boston, Ionia cc, Mich 85 Boston, Suffolk cc, Mass. . 93,383 Boston, Summit co., Ohio 845 Boston, Wayne cc, Ind 656 Botetourt cc, Va 11,679 Bourbon cc, Ky 14,478 Bourbon, Calloway co., Mo. . 1,100 Bovey, St. Genevieve cc. Mo. 463 Bovina, Delaware cc, N. Y. 1,403 Bow, Merrimack cc, N. H. 1,001 Bowdoin, Lincoln co.. Me. . . 12,073 Bowdoinham, Lincoln co., Me. 2,402 Bowen, Madison co.. Ark 453 Bowerbank, Piscataquis cc. Me 165 Bowles, Franklin co.-. Mo. . . 1,449 Bowling Green, Clay cc, Ind. 235 Bowling Green, Licking co., Ohio, 1,464 Bowling Green, Marion co., Ohio, 324 Bowling Green, Pettis co.. Mo. 410 Boxborough, Middlesex cc. Mass 426 Boxford, Essex cc, Mass. . .. . 942 Boylston, Oswego cc, N. Y. . 481 Boylston, Worcester co., Mass. 797 Bozrah, New London cc. Conn 1,063 Braceville, TrumbijU co., Ohio, 880 Bracken Co., Ky 7,053 Bradford, Clearfield cc. Pa. . . 556 Bradford cc. Pa 32,769 Bradford, Essex cc, Mass. . 2,222 Bradford, Lincoln cc. Mo. , 1,319 Bradford, M'Kean cc. Pa. . . . 375 Bradford, Merrimack cc, N. H 1,331 Branford, New Haven cc, Conn 1,323 Bradford, Orange cc, Vt. . . 1,655 Bradford, Penobscot cc. Me. 1,000 Bradford, Steuben co., N. Y. 1,547 m CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Bradley co., Tenn 7,385 Bradley, Penobscot co.. Me. . . 395 Bradley Vale, Caledonia co., Vt. 50 Brady, Kalamazoo cc, Mich. 1,175 Brady, Clearfield co.. Pa 692 Braintree, Norfolk co., Mass. 2,168 Braintree, Orange cc, Vt. . 1,232 Braintrim, Luzerne cc. Pa. 1,355 Bralsville, in Sunbury, Mon roe CO., Ohio, 194 Branch cc, Mich 5,715 Branch, Minersville,(borough,) Schuylkill cc. Pa 1,265 Branch, SchuylkiU co., Pa. . 1,422 Brandon, Franklin co., N. Y. . 531 Brandon, Oakland co., Mich. . 442 Brandon, Rutland co., Vt. . . 2,194 Brandy, William's cc. Ohio, . 351 Brandywine, Chester cc. Pa. 1,672 Brandywine, Hancock cc, Ind. 693 Brandywine, New Castle cc, Del 3,387 Brandt, Erie co., N. Y 1,088 Brasher, St. Lawrence cc, N. Y 2,118 Braxton co,. Va 2,575 Brattleboro', Windham co., Vt 2,624 Breathitt co., Ey 2,195 Breckenridge co., Ky 8,944 Breckenridge cc, (excluding Hardinsburg,) Ky 8,810 Brecknock, Berks cc, Pa. . . . 935 Brecknock, Lancaster cc. Pa. 7.32 Bremen, Lincoln co., Me. . . . 837 Brentwood, Rockingham co., N. H 888 Brewer, Penobscot co.. Me. . 1,736 Brewer, Pike co., Ark 284 Brewster, Barnstable cc. Mass 1,522 Brewster, Stephenson cc. III. 727 Bricksville, Cuyahoga co., Ohio 1,134 Bridgeport city, Fairfield co.. Conn 3,294 Bridgeport, Cook cc, IU 385 Bridgeport, Fayette co.. Pa. . 788 Bridgeport, Warren co.. Mo. . 500 Bridges, Taney co.. Mo 256 Names of Places. Population. Bridgewater Academy Grant, Aroostook cc. Me 51 Bridgewater, Beaver co.. Pa. 634 Bridgeton, Cumberland cc. Me 1,987 Bridgewater, Grafton co.,N.H. 747 Bridgewater, Oneida co., N. Y 1,418 Bridgewater, Plymouth co.. Mass 2,131 Bridgewater, Somerset co., N.J 3,983 Bridgewater, Susquehanna CO., Pa 2,083 Bridgewater, William's cc, Ohio, 110 Bridgewater, Windsor co.,Vt. 1,363 Bridport, Addison co., Vt. . . 1,480 Brighton, Beaver cc. Pa 321 Brighton, Beaver cc. Pa 902 Brighton, Essex cc, Vt 157 Brighton, Livingston co., Mich. 786 Brighton, Lorain cc, Ohio, . . 299 Brighton, Middlesex cc, Mass.1,42.5 Brighton, Monroe co., N. Y. 2,336 Brighton, Somerset cc. Me. . 808 Brimfield, Hampden co.. Mass 1,419 Brimfield, Portage co., Ohio, 1,153 Bristol, Adifison cc, Vt. ... 1,233 Bristol, Bristol co., R. I. ... 3,490 Bristol, Bucks co.. Pa 2,888 Bristol CO., Mass 60,164 Bristol CO., R. 1 6,476 Bristol, Grafton cc, N. H. . . 1,153 Bristol, Hartford co.. Conn. . 2,109 Bristol, Lapeer co., Mich. . . . 884 Bristol, Morgan cc, Ohio, . . 1,645 Bristol, Ontario cc, N. Y. . . 1,953 Bristol, Philadelphia co.. Pa. 1,784 Bristol, Trumbull co., Ohio, . . 806 Broadalbin, Fulton cc, N.Y. 2,738 Broad Creek, Sussex co., Del. 2,640 Broad Kiln, Sussex Co., Del. 3,741 Broad Top, Bedford co., Pa. . . 987 Brockport, Monroe cc, N. Y. 1,249 Brockville, Steuben co., Ind. . . 308 Broken Straw, Warren cc. Pa 1,149 Bronson, Branch, co., Mich. . . 622 "^ ^ (99) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Bronson, Huron cc, Ohio, . . 1,291 Brooke co., Va 7,948 Brookfield, (borough,) Jeffer son CO., Pa 276 Brookfield, Fairfield co.,Conn. 1,255 Brookfield, Madison cc, N.Y. 3,695 Brookfield, Milwaukee co., Wiskonsin, 148 Brookfield, Morgan co., Ohio, 1,426 Brookfield, Orange co., Vt. . . 1,789 Brookfield, Stark cc, Ohio, . . 315 Brookfield, Strafford cc, N. H. 553 Brookfield, Tioga cc. Pa 431 Brookfield, (town,) Milwaukee CO., Wiskonsin, 143 Brookfield,Trumbull cc.Obio, 1,302 Brookfield, Worcester cc, ]\|j^gg 2 472 Brookhaven, Suffolk cc, N.Y. 7,'o50 Brookline, Hillsborough cc, N.H ,...652 Brookline, Norfolk cc, Mass. 1,365 Brookline, Windham cc, Vt. . 828 Brooklyn city. King's cc, N. Y 36,288 Brooklyn, Cuyahoga co.,Ohio, 1,409 Brooklyn, Ogle cc. III 307 Brooklyn,Windham co.,Conn.l,478 Brooks, Waldo cc. Me 910 BrooksvUle, Hancock cc. Me. 1,246 Broome co., N. Y 22,338 Broome, Schoharie cc, N. Y. 2,404 Brothers Valley, Somerset cc. Pa 1,548 Brown, Athens cc, Ohio, .... 257 Brown, Carroll co., Ohio, . . . 2,165 Brown cc. III 4,183 Brown co., Ind 2,364 Brown cc, Ohio, 22,715 Brown co., Wiskonsin, 2,107 Brown, Darke cc, Ohio, 294 Brown, Dela-ware cc, Ohio, . . 908 Brownfield, Oxford cc. Me. 1,860 Brown, Franklin co., Ohio, . . . 425 Brown, Hancock cc, Ind 749 Brownhelm, Lorain oo., Ohio, . 934 Brown, Knox cc, Ohio 1,210 Brown, Lycoming co.. Pa 268 Brown, Montgomery cc, Ind. 1,452 Brownington, Orleans cc, Vt. 486 Names of Places. Population. Brown, Miami co,, Ohio 1,238 Brown, Mifflin cc. Pa 903 Brown, Paulding cc, Ohio, . . . 180 Brown, Washington co., Ind. 1,451 Brownstown, Wayne cc, Mich. 793 Brownville, Piscataquis co.,Me. 568 Brownville, Jefferson cc,N.Y. 3,968 Brownsville, Fayette cc. Pa. 1,362 Brownsville, (town,) Bdmun- ston CO., Ky „ 112 Bruce, Macomb co., Mich. . . 1,128 Brunswick cc, N. C 5,265 Brunswick co., Va 14,346 Brunswick, Cumberland cc. Me 4,259 Brunswick, Essex co., Vt 130 Brunswick, Medina co., Ohio, 1,110 Brunswick, Rensselaer cc, N.Y 3,051 Brush Creek, Highland co., Ohio 1,502 Brush Creek, Jefferson co., Ohio, 757 Brush CIreek, Muskingum cc, Ohio, 1,606 Brush Creek, Scioto cc, Ohio, 401 Brush Creek, Washington cc. Ark 298 Brush Valley, Indiana cc. Pa. 1,822 Brutus, Cayuga co., N. Y. . . 2,044 Brutus, Ingham cc, Mich 97 Bryan cc, Ga 3,182 Buccannon, Berrien cc, Mich. 264 Buchanan cc. Mo 6,237 Buck Creek, Hancock co., Ind. 224 Buckfield, Oxford cc. Me.. . 1,629 Buckingham, Bucks co.. Pa. 2,482 Buckingham cc, Va 18,786 Buckingham, Wayne co., Pa. 283 Buckland, Franklin Co., Mass. 1,084 Buck, Luzerne co.. Pa 307 Bucks cc. Pa 48,101 Buckskin, Ross co., Ohio, . . . 1,729 Bucks, St. Joseph co., Mich. . . 787 Bucksport, Hancock cc. Me. 3,015 Bucks, Tuscarawas cc, Ohio, 1,547 Bucyrus, Crawford Co., Ohio, 1,634 Buel's Gore, Chittenden cc, Vt. 18 Buell's Lowell, Washington CO., Ohio 71 (100) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Buffalo, Armstrong cc, Pa. . . 1,820 Buffalo, (borough,) Perry cc, Pa 1,095 Buffalo, Butler cc, Pa 1,820 Buffalo, Guernsey cc, Ohio, 1,027 Buffalo, Marion co.. Ark 91 Buffalo, Morgan cc, Mo 188 Buffalo city, Erie cc, N. Y. 18,213 Buffalo Grove, Ogle cc. III. ... 620 Buffalo, Pike cc. Mo 2,174 Buffalo, Union cc. Pa 1,348 Buffalo, Washington cc, Pa. 1,116 Bullitt CO., Ky 6,334 Bullock CO., Ga 3,102 Bullskin, Fayette co.. Pa. . . 1,275 Buncombe cc, N. C 10,084 Bunker HiU, Ingham cc, Mich. 93 Burboise, Gasconade co., Mo. . 316 Bureau co., Ill 3,067 Burk River, (town,) Jefferson CO., Wiskonsin 53 Burke cc, Ga 18,176 Burke, Caledonia co., Vt 997 Burke cc, N. C 15,799 Burlington, Bradford Co., Pa. 1,118 Burlington, Burlington cc, N. J 3,484 Burlington, Calhoun co., Mich. 411 Burlington,Chittenden co.,Vt. 4,271 Burnside, Clearfield co.. Pa. . 556 Burlington co., N. J 32,831 Burlington, Hartford cc. Conn 12,002 Burlington, Licking CO., Ohio, 1,222 Burlington,Middlesexco.,Mass.510Burlington, Otsego cc, N. Y. 2,154 Burlington, Penobscot cc. Me. 350 Burmington, Shiawassee co. Mich 403 Burnes, Shiawassee co., Mich. 257 Burnham, Waldo cc. Me 602 Burns, Alleghany cc, N. Y. . . 867 BurrillvUle,Newportco.,R.I.,l,982Burr Oak, St. Joseph cc, Mich. 286 Burton, Cattaraugus cc, N. Y. 530 Burton, Geauga CO., Ohio, . 1,022 Bushkill, Northampton CO., Pa 1,716 Bushwick, Kings co., N. Y. 1,295 Busti, Chatauque cc, N. Y. 1,894 Names of Places. Population. Butler, (borough,) Butler cc. Pa 861 Butler, Butler co.. Pa 1,384 Butler CO., Ala 8,685 Butler CO., Ky 8,898 Butler cc, Ohio, 28,173 Butler CO., Pa 22,378 Butler, Darke cc, Ohio, . . . 1,116 Butler, Knox co., Ohio, 647 Butler, Luzerne cc. Pa 514 Butler, Mercer co., Ohio, 178 Butler, Montgomery cc, Ohio, 1,896 Butler, Wayne cc, N. Y. . . 2,271 Butter, Branch co., Mich 234 Butter Island, Hancock cc. Me. 8 Butternuts, Otsego cc, N. Y. 4,057 Butts CO., Ga 5,308 Boston, Luzerne cc. Pa 733 Buxton, York cc. Me 2,688 Byberry, PhUadelphia CO., Pa. 1,055 Byram, Sussex cc, N. J. . . . 1,153 Byrd, Brown co., Ohio, .... 2,421 Byrd, Cape Girardeau cc, Mo. 2,275 Byron, Genesee cc, N. Y. . . 1,907 Byron, Oxford co., Me 219 Cabarrus cc, N. C 9,259 Cabell cc, Va 8,168 Cabot, Caledonia cc, Vt. . . 1,440 Cache, Greene cc. Ark 804 Cache, Monroe cc. Ark 872 Cadiz, (town,) Harrison cc, Ohio, 1,028 Cadiz, (township,) Harrison cc, Ohio 1,866 Caddo, Clarke cc. Ark 661 Caddo cc. La 5,282 Caddo Cove, Hot Spring cc. Ark 207 Cadron, Conway cc. Ark. . . . 312 Caernarvon, Lancaster co., Pa 1,590 Cesar's Creek, Greene cc, Ohio 1,786 Cain Creek, (precinct,) Gal latin cc. III 1,015 Cain, Fountain cc, Ind. . . . 1,567 Cairo, Greene cc, N. Y. ... 2,862 Calais, Washington cc. Me. 2,934 Calais, Washington cc, Vt. . 1,709 9* U (101) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Calcassieu, La 2,051 Calcutta, in St. Clair, Colum biana CO., Ohio, . . ; 185 Caldwell co., Ky 10,365 CaldweU cc. La 2,017 Caldwell cc. Mo 1,458 Caldwell, Essex cc, N. J. . . 2,184 CaldweU, Warren cc, N. Y. . 698 Caledonia cc, Vt 21,891 Caledonia, Boone cc. 111 147 Caledonia, Livingston co., N. Y 1,987 Caledonia, Shiawassee co., Mich 114 Calf island, Hancock cc, Me. . 18 Calhoun cc, Appalachicola District, 1,142 Calhoun cc, III 1,741 Calhoun cc, Mich 10,599 Callaway cc. Mo 11,765 Calloway cc, Ky 9,794 Calumet cc, Wiskonsin, 275 Calumet, Pike cc. Mo 2,743 Calvary, Franklin cc. Mo. . . 779 Calvert cc, Md 9,229 Calvin, Cass cc, Mich 209 Cambria, Cambria cc. Pa. . 1,156 Cambria co.. Pa 11,256 Cambria, Niagara cc, N. Y. . 2,090 Cambridge, Coos co., N. H 5 Cambridge, Guernsey cc, Ohio, 1,845 Cambridge, Lamoille co., Vt. 1,790 Cambridge, Lenawee co,, Mich. 644 Cambridge, Middlesex co.. Mass 8,409 Cambridge, Somerset cc. Me. 461 Cambridge, Washington cc, N. Y 2,005 Camden cc, Ga 6,075 Camden cc, N. C 5,663 Canada line. No. 5, 3d range, Somerset CO., Me 10 Canada road, Somerset co., Me. . 6 Canadice, Ontario cc, N. Y'. 1,341 Canajoharie, Montgomery co., N.Y 5,146 Canal, Venango cc. Pa. 867 Canandaigua, Ontario cc, N.Y 5,652 Names of Places. Population. Candia, Rockingham CO., N.H. 1,430 Candor, Tioga cc, N. Y. . . 3,370 Caneadea, Alleghany CO., N. Y. 1,633 Canfield, Trumbull cc, Ohio, 1,279 Canisteo, Steuben cc, N. Y. . 941 Cannon cc, Tenn 7,193 Canonsburg, (borough,) Wash ington CO., Pa 687 Canterbury, Merrimack cc, N. H 1,643 Canterbury, Windham co.. Conn 1,786 Canton, Bradford cc. Pa. . . 1,254 Canton, Norfolk co., Mass. . 1,995 Canton, Oxford cc. Me 919 Canton, St. Lawrence cc, N.Y 3,465 Canton, Stark co., Ohio, . . . 3,299 Canton, Washington co.. Pa. 1,132 Canton Township, 7 N. range, 4 E. Fulton cc. III 762 Canton, Wayne co., Mich. . . 1,081 Cape Elizabeth, Cumberland CO., Me 1,666 Cape Girardeau, Cape Girar deau cc. Mo 1,728 Cape Girardeau co.. Mo. . . . 9,359 Cape May cc, N. J 5,824 Carbondale, Luzerne co., Pa. 2,398 Camden, Gloucester co., N. J. 8,371 Camden, HiUsdale co., Mich. . 174 Camden, Lorain co., Ohio, . . . 504 Camden, Oneida co., N. Y. . 2,331 Camden, Waldo cc. Me. . . 8,005 Cameron, Steuben co., N. Y. 1,359 Camillus, Onondaga cc, N.Y. 8,957 Camp Creek, Pike Co., Ohio, . 298 Campbell cc, Ga 5,370 Campbell cc, Ky 5,214 Campbell cc, Tenn 6,149 Campbell cc, Va 21,030 Campbell, Steuben cc, N. Y. . 852 Campbell, Warwick cc, Ind. . 959 Camp Branch, Warren co.. Mo. 527 Campton, Grafton co., N. H. 1,513 Canaan, Athens cc, Ohio, . . . 800 Canaan, Columbia co., N. Y. 1,9.57 Canaan, Essex co., Vt 378 Canaan, tjrafton cc, N. H. . 1,576 (iS) ~" CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. PopulnJion. Canaan, Hillsdale co., Mich. . 163 Canaan, Litchfield cc. Conn. 2,166 Canaan, M-adison cc, Ohio, ... 607 Cartaan, Marion co, Ohio, . 1,027 Canaan, Somerset co.. Me. . 1,379 Canaan, Wayne cc, Ohio, . 1,827 Canaan, Wayne co.. Pa. . . . 1,462 Canton, Hartford co.,,,Conn. 1,736 Carlin, Calhoun co., IU. 172 Carlinville, Macoupin co., 111. 327 Carlisle, Cumberland Co., Pa. 4,351 Carlisle, Lorain cc, Ohio, . . 1,094 Carlisle, Middlesex co., Mass. 5,56 Carlisle, Schoharie cc, N. Y. 1,850 Carlisle, town, (Nicholas CO.) Ky. 256 Carlton, Orleans cc, N. Y. . 2,275 Carmel, Eaton Co., Mich 85 Carmel, Penobscot co.. Me. . . 520 Carmel, Putnam cc, N. Y. . 2,263 Carnarvon, Berks .co.. Pa. . .. 813 Caroline cc, Md s .... 7,806 Caroline Co., Va 17,813 Caroline, Toriipkins co., N. Y.'2,457 Carondolet, St. Louis co. Mo. 2,093 Carroll, Cambria Co., Pa 696 Carroll, Chatauque cc,N. Y. 1,649 Carroll, Coos ca., N. H 218 Carroll Co., Ark. 2j844 Cirroll CC, Ga ,5,2.52 Carroll cc, IH '. . .,. , . 1,023 Carroll cc, Ind. 7,819 Carroll cc, Ky 3,966 Carroll cc, Md 1~,341 Carroll co.. Mo 10,481 Carroll cc. Mo 2,423 Carroll Co., Ohio, 18^08 CarroU cc, Tenn. ........ 12,362 Carroll,Dillsburgbcyorkcc,Pa.244 Carroll, La .4,237 Carroll, Ottawa co., Ohio, . . . 262 Carroll, Perry cc. Pa 1,100 Carroll, Washington co.. Pa. 1,235 Carroll, York coi. Pa 771 Carrollton in Centre, Carroll CO., Ohio, 698 Carrollton (precinct,) Greene cc. 111 2,246 Carrollton, (town,) Greene cc 111..:... .....667 Names Of Places. Population. Carryall, Paulding cc, Ohio, . 345 Oarter co., Tenn 5,372 Carter co., Ky 2,905 Carteret co., N. C 6,591 Carthage, Athens co., Ohio, . . 737 Carthage, Franklin co.,. Me. .522 Carver, Plymouth cc. Mats. . 995 Casey cc, Ky. 4,939 Cass CO., Ga 9,390 Cass cc. Ill 2,981 Cass CO., Ind 5,480 Cass cc, Mich, ....'....... 5,710 Cass, Ionia, co., Mich. . . . 202 Cass, Hancock Co., Ohio, . . . . 617 Castile, Genesee co„ N. Y. . 2,833 Castine, Hancock co., flie. . . 1,188 Castletown, Richmond cc, N. Y.. 4,275 Castleton, Rutland co., Vt. . . 1,769 Castor, Madison cc. Mo 624 Caswell CO., N. C. . .' 14,693 Catahoula, I,a 4,955 Caten, Steuben cc, N. Y 797 Catharine's, Chemung CO., N.Y..... 2,434 Catlin, Chemung cc, N. Y. . . 1,119 Cato, Cayuga cc, N. Y 2,380 Catskill, Greene cc, N. Y. . . 5,339 Cattaraugus cc, N.Y. .... 28,872 Cattawissa, Columbia co.. Pa. 2,064 Cave Hill, Washington cc. Ark. 923 Cave in Rock, Gallatin cc. III. 762 Cavendish, Windsor co., Vt.. 1,427 Cayuga cc, N. Y. 50,338 Cayuta, Chemung Co., N. Y. . . 835 Cazenovia, Madison cc, N, Y. 4,1.53 Cearey, Phillips cc. Ark. 359 Cecil cc, Md 17,232 Centre, Stephenfon cc, Ul 269 Cecil, Washington cc. Pa. . . 1,027 Cedar, Boone cc. Mo. 3,313 Cedar, Callaway cc, Mc, . 1,896 Cedar Co., Iowa 1,2-53 Cedar Creek, Allen co., Ind... . 18& Cedar Creek, Cooper cc. Mo 687 Cedar Creek, Sussex cc, Del. 2,420 Central, St. Louis cc, Mc . . 1,924 Centre, Butler cc. Pa. 1,834 Centre, Carroll co,, Ohio, .... 441 Centre co.. Pa 20,492 40 Cio» CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Namesof Places, Population. Centre, Crawford co.,Ohio, . . 132 Centre, Greene cc. Pa 1,503 Centre, Grant cc, Ind 1,740 Centre, Guernsey co., Ohio.. 1,1,59 Centrp, Hancock cc, Ind 722 Centre Harbor, Strafford cc, N.H;........ ..579 Centre, Indiana cc. Pa. .... 1,615 ,Centre,Lawrenceburg,Union, Randolph, Cisesar Creek, ¦ Clay, andall of Sparta south of the state road from Wil mington to Indianapolis,- Dearborn co., Ind. ,. 10i021 Centre, Marion cc, Ind., . . . 1,452 Centre, Mercer co., Ohio, . . . . 159 Centre, Monrpe cc, Ohio, . . 2,044 Centre, Morgan co., Ohio, . . 1,171 Centre, Perry cc, Pa 982 Centre, Rush cc, Ind , . 1,385 Centre, Union co.,'Pa. ..... 1,891 Centre, Wayne cc, Ind. . . ..3,058 Centre, William's cc, Ohio, 339 Centre, Wood co., Ohio, . .,. . . . 96 Centreville, Township, 6 N. range 3 E., Fulton cc, IU.. . 108 Centreville, Alleghany co., N.Y........... 1,513 Ceres, McKean cc. Pa 625 Cessna, Hardin cc, Ohio, :.. . 258 Chambersburg, (borough,) Franklin cc. Pa 3,239 Chambergsburg, in Wfest,Co- lumbiana co'., Ohio,. 82 Chambers co., Alai 17,333 Champaign co.. Ill 1,475 Champaign co., Ohio, 16,721 Champion, Jefferson co.y N.Y. 2,206 Champion, Trumbull co., Ohio, 541 Champlain, Clinton co., N. Y. 3,632 Chanciford, York cc. Pa.. . . 1,439 Chandlerville, Somerset cc, , Me 372 Chaplain, Windham co.. Conn. 794 Chapman, Clinton cc. Pa.. . . .622 Chapman, Union cc. Pa. . . . 1,297 Chardon, (corporation,) Ge auga co.i Ohio. ., 446 Chardon, (township,) Geauga CO., Ohio, 1,064 Names of Places. Formulation. Charette, Warren cc, Mp. . . 1,332 Chariton Co., Mo 4,746 Charittijn, Howard cc. Mo. . . 3,113 Chariton, Macon cc. Mo 806 Charlemont, Franklin cd, Mass. 1,127 Charles City co!, Va. . . .'. . ..4,774 Charies cc, Md 16,023 Charieston City, S. C. . '. . . 29,261 Charieston Dist.; S. C. . . . . 82,661 Charleston, Kalumazoo co., Mjch 605 Charleston, Orleans co., Vt. . . 781 Charleston, Penobscot cc, Me. 1,269 Charleston, Peoria cc, III 343 Charlestowri, Chester co.. Pa. 1,039 Charlestown^ Middlesex cc. Mass 11,484 Charlestown, Montgomery cc, N.Y , ...2,103 Chariestown, Portage cc, Ohio, 851 Charlestown, SuUiVan Co., N.H 1,722 Charlestown, Tioga Co., Pa. . I,0l0 Cbarlestovvn, Washington Co., R. 1 923 Charlotte, Chatauque cc, N.Y. 1,428 Charlotte, Chittenden co., Vt. 1,620 Charlotte co., Va. ' 14,595 Charlotte, Washington co.. Me. 666 Charlton, Saratoga cc, N. Y. 1,933 Charlton,Worcesterco,, Mass. 2,1 17 Chartiers, Washington co.,Pa. 1,616 Chatauque, Chatauque cc, N.Y... , .....2,980 Chatauque cc, N. Y. 47,975 Chateaugay, Franklin Co., N.Y... 2,824 Chatfield, Crawford cc,, Ohio,. 896 Chatham,BarnstabIe co.,MaEs. 2,334 Chatham co., Ga. .......... 18,801 Chatham, Columbia cc,'N.Y. 3,662 Chatham Co., N: C. 16,242 Chatham, Medina co., Ohio, . . 555 Chatham, Middlesex cc,Conn. 3,413 Chatham, Morris co.-, N. J. . . 2,188 Chatham, Strafford cc, N. H.. 523 Chatham, Tioga cc. Pa. ; 689 Chattooga cc, Ga 3,438 Chazey, Clinton cc, N. Y.. . 3,584 (104) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population . Checqtawaga, Erie co., N. Y. 1,137 Chelmsford, Middlesex cb.. Mass 1.697 Chelsea, Orange cc, VL 1,959 Chelsea, Suffolk cc, Mass. . . 2,390 Cheltenham, Montgomery cc. Pa. 1,053 Chemung ec, N. Y 20,732 Chemung, Chemung co., N.Y. 2,377 Chenango co., N. Y. 40,785 Chenango, Broome cc, N. Y. 5,465 Cherokee co., Ala 8,773 Cherokee cc, Ga 5,895 Cherokee cc, N. C. 3,427 Cherry, Butler cc. Pa. . . . 635 Cherry Creek, Chatauque co., N.Y ;.. 1,141 Gherryfield, Washington cc, Me. ,..., 1,003 Cherry, Lycoming co.. Pa 875 Cherryfree,, Venango cc, Pa. . 598 Cherry Valley, Ashtabula cc, Ohio,....;.., 690 Cherry VaUey, Otsego, co., JSr.Y .3,923 Cheshire, Berkshire CO., Mass. 985 Cheshire cc, N. H 26,429 Cheshire, GaUia cc, Ohio, 791 Cheshire, New Haven cc. Conn. :....: .1,529 Chest, Clearfield cc. Pa. ... , 138 Chester, Buriington cc, N.J. 2,603 Chester, Butler cc, Ohio, 190 Chester, Clinton cc, Ohio, . 1,784 Chester cc, Pa. ,. 57,515 Chester, Delaware co.j Pa. . 1,790 Chester Dist., S. C ,. 17,747 Chester, Baton CO., Mich. 195 Chester, Geauga co., Ohio, . . 962 Chester, Hampden co., Mass. 1,632 Chester, Knox co., Ohio, . . 1,295 Chester, Meigs cc, Ohio, . . 1,479 Chester, Middlesex co.. Conn. 974 Chester, Morris cc, N.J. . . 1,821 Chester, Penobscot co.. Me. . . 277 Chester, Rockingham co., N.H, 2,173 Chester, Wabash cc, Ind. . . -. .536 Chester, Warren co., N. Y. . 1,633 Chester, Wayne ca., Ohio, . l.?93 Names of Places. Population. Chester, Windsor cc, Vt. . . 2,305 Chesterfield, Burlington cc, N. J 3,438 Chesterfield, Cheshire cc, N. H 1,765 Chesterfield cc, Va 17,148 Chesterfiefd Dist., S. C. ... 8,574 Chesterfield, Essex cc, N. Y. 2,716 Chesterfield, Hampshire cc, . Mass 1,T32 Chesterfield, Lucas co., Ohio, 301 Chesterville, Franklin cc. Me. 1,098 ChestervUle, Knox cc, Ohio, . 283 ChestnutHill, Monroe cc. Pa. 1,318 Chicago, Cook cc. III 4,470 Chicago, (precinct,) Cook co., IU 363 Chichester, Merrimack cc, N. H 1,028 Chicot cc. Ark. 3,806 Chickasaw cc. Mi. 2,955 Chilisquaqua, Northumber land CO., Pa 1,399 Chili,, Monroe cc, N. Y. • . .2,174 Chillicothe, (city,) Ross co., Ohio 3,977 Chillicothe, Livingston co., Mc 614 ChiUicothe, Peoria cc. III. . . 195 Chilmark, Duke's cc, Mass. . . 702 China, Genesee co., N. Y. . . 2,368 China, Kennebec co.. Me. .i. 2,675 China, St. Clair cc, Mich; . . 610 Chippeway, B'eaver cc. Pa. . . 610 Chippewa cc, Mich 534 Chippewa, Wayne co., Ohio, 1,787 Chittenden oc, Vt 22,9,77 Chittenden, Rutland cc, Vt. . 644 Choconut, Susquehanna co., Pa.952 Choctaw CO,, Mi 6,010 Choteaii, and Gabourne Island, Madison cc. III. 232 Chowan cc, N. C 6,693 Christiana, New Castle cc,^ Del 3,725 Christian cc. Ill 1,878 Cbrislan cc, Ky. 15,.587 Christian, Independence cc, Ark.' .......425 Cicero, Hamilton cc, Ind. . . . 389 U3" (W5) CENSUS OF THE, UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Popnlaiinn . Cicero, Onondaga cc, N.'Y. 2,464 Circleville, (.lovvn,) Pickaway ' CO., Ohio, ...' 2,329 Circleville, (lownship,) Pick away CO., Ohio, 643 Cincinnati, (city,) Hamilton CO., Ohio 46,338, Cincinnatus,Co)tlandco.,N.Y. 1,301 Claiborne- cc, Mc . . . 13,078 Claiborne co., Tenn 9,474 Claiborne, La. ...']..,.... 6,185 Claiborne, Union co., Ohio, . . 497 Clara, Potter cc, Pa. 61 Claremont, Sullivan CO., N. H. 3,217 Clarence, Erie co., N. Y. . . 2,271 Clarendon, Calhoun co., Mich. 506 Qlarendon, Orleans cc, N. Y- 2,251 Clarendon, Rutland cc, Vt. 1,549 Claridon, Geauga cc, Ohio, . . 897 Claridon, Marion Co., Ohio, . 1,084 Clarion, Armstrong^cc, Pa. 2,239 Clark, Brown cc, Ohio, . . . 1,290 Clark, Clinton cc, Ohio, . . 1,297 Clark CO., 14,595 Clarke cp., Ala. . -. 8,640 Clark cc, III 7,45i3 Clark, Cole co.. Mo. &53 Clark CO., Mo 2,846 Clark CC, Ohio, 16,882 Clark cq„ Ky 10,802^ Clark, Coshocton co., Ohio, . . 703 Clarke CO., Ark. . ; .... 2,309 Clarke cc, Ga. . . ; 10,522 Clarke cc, Mi 2,986 Clarke cc, Va 6,3-53 Clarke, Pope cc. Ark 296 Clark, Gasconade cc, Mc . . . 621 Clark, Johnson cc. Ark 401 Clark, Lincoln cc. Mo 1,218 Clark, Montgomery cc, Ind. . 608 Qlarksburg-, Berkshire cc, MasR.370 Clarksfield, Huron cc, Ohio, 1.473 Clark's Fori, Cooper co., Mc 1,147 Clarkson, in Middletown, Columbiana Co., Ohio, 63 Clarkson, Monroe co., N.Y. 3,486 Clarkstown, Rocklahd co., N. Y 2,583 ClarksviUe, Alleghany cc, N.Y.326 Clarksville, Coos cc, N. H 88 Names of Places. Population, Claverack, Columbia CO., N.Y.3,066 Clay, Alien CO., Ohio, 435 Clay CO., Intl 5,567 Clay CC, III. .' 3,228 Ciay cc, Ky 4,607 Clay co.vMc . . .-. 8,282 Clay, Gallia cc, Ohio, . . . ... 745 Clay, Highland cc, Ohio, . . . 783 Clay,. Hamilton CO., Ind 730 Clay, Knox cc, Ohic, i .... 1,303 Clay, Lafayette cc. Mo. ... 1,305 Clay, La Grange cn., Ind 99 Clay, Montgflmery cc, Ohio, 1,683 Clay, Onondaga cc, N. Y. . 2,852 Clay, Ottawa co., Ohio, ..... 176 Clay, Owen cc, Ind. . ...... .804 Clay, Palls CO., Mo. 1,049 Clay, Sdioto co., Ohio, ...... 696 Clay, St. Clair,,.Mich. ...... 387 Clay, Tuscarawas cc, Ohio, . 864 Clay, Wayne cc, Ind 923 ClaysvUle, (boiough,) Wash ington CO., Pa 292 Clayton, Iowa, 1,101 Clayton, Jefferson cc, N.Y.'3,990 Clayton, Perry co., Ohio, . ; 1,602 Clear Creek, Fairfield co., Ohio, 1,698 Clear Creek, Richmond cc, Ohio,,. 1,653 CleafCreek,Warrenco.,Ohio,2,882Clearfield, Butler 'co., Pa.;. 1,103 Clearfield, Cambria cc. Pa. . 830 Clearfield cc. Pa. . . .', .... 7,834 Clear Spring, La Grange co. Ind. 226 Clermont, Columbia,c6.,N.Y. 1,231 Clermont'co., Ohio, 23,106 Cleveland, (city,) .Cuyahoga CO., Ohio, 6,071 Cleveland, (township,) Cuya hoga CO., Ohio, 966 Cliffordj'Supqaehanna co.,Pa. 1,068 Clifton Park, Saratoga cc, N.Y ,;..... -....2,719 Clifty, Bartholomewco., Ind. 1,082 Climax, Kalamazoo co.,, Mich. 301 Clinch, Van Buren co., Mich. 250 Clinton co.. III.; 3.718 Clinton cc, Ind. .- 7,.508 (wa; CENSU.S OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. . Popnialion. Clinton cc, Ky. 3,863 Clinton CO., M ich 1,614 Clinton cc, Mc 2.724 Clinton 'cn., N. Y 28.1-57 Clinton co., Ohio, 15,719 Clinton CO., Pa 8,323 Clinton, Dutchess co., N. Y. 1,830 Clinton, Esspx cc, N. J. . . 1,976 Clinton, Franklin cc, Ohio, . . 966 Clinton, Fugit, and Salt Creek, Decatur co., Ind; . 2,435 Clinton Gore, Kennebec Co., Me.llO Clinton, [owa, 821 Clinton, Jackson co., Ohio, .. 824 Clinton, Kennebec co.. Me. 2,818 Clinton, Knox co., Ohio, 920 Clinton, Lucas co., Qhi, .... 353 Clinton, Lycoming co., I'a. . 1,193 Clinton, Macomb cc, Mich. 1,115 Clinton, Middlesex co.. Conn. 1,239 Clinton, Putnam co., Ind. . . 1,218 Clinton, Seneca Co., Ohio, . 2,195 Clinton, Shelby co., Ohic . . . 783 Clinton, Vermilion cc. Ind. . 1,296 Clinton, Wayne co., Pa 516 Clinton, VVayne Co., Ohio,. . . . 873 Clyde, St. Clair cc, Mich 340 Clymer, Chatauque cc, N. Y. . 909 .Coahoma co.. Mi 1,290 Coal Brook, Clinton cc. Pa. . . 546 Coal, Northumberland cc. Pa. 919 Cobb cc, Ga. , 7,.539 Cobleskill, Schoharie co.,N.Y.3,.583 Cochecton, Sullivan cc, N. Y. 622 Gochocton, Steuben cc, N. Y. 2,985 Cochran, Marion Co., Mo 196 Cocke CO,, Tenn 6.993 Coeymans, Albany co,, N. Y. 3,107 Coffee cc, Tenn ,8,l84 Cohasiiet, Norfolk cc, Mass.. I 471 Coitsville, Trumbull co,Ohio, 1,005 Colan, St. Joseph co., Mich. . . 430 Colbatb, Clarke cc. Ark.. .... 169 Colchester, Chittendencc.Vt. 1.739 ColchPster,D«lawar(>cc,N.Y.l,.567 Dolche.«ter, New London Co., Conn .2,101 Cdl'l Spring, Cattaraugus cc, N.Y 673 Cold Water, Branch cc, Mich. l,12;i Names of Places. Population. Cole, Brtnton co.. Mo 817 Ct^lebrook, Coo.s co., N. H. . . . 743 Colebrookdale, Bf-i ks co.. Pa. 1,124 Colebrook, Litchfield co., Conn '. 1,2,34 Cole CO., Mo 9,286 Cole Creek, Montgomery cc, Ind 1„589 Colerain, Bedfljrd cc. Pa., . . 1,190 Colerain, Belmont Co., Ohio, 1,390 Colerain, Franklin co., Mass. 1.971' Coleiain, Hamilton co., Ohio,.2,272 Colerain, Lancaster cc. Pa. .1,4.53 Colerain, Ross cc, Ohio,. . . . 1,281 Coles-cc, Ul ..9,616 Coleville, Ashtabula cc, Ohio, 530 Colesville, Broome cc, N. Y. 2,528 Cnllege Grant, Coos cc, N. H. . .3 College, Knox co., Ohio, 232 Colleton Dist., S. C 2.5.548 Collins, Erie cc, N. Y 4,3.57 Columbia, Bonne co.. Mo. . . . 3,365 Columbia, Bradford co.. Pa.. . 1,431 Columbia city, .4dair Co., Ky. . 486 Columbia cc, E ist Florida, . .2 102 Columbia co„ Ga 11,3.56 Columbia cc, N. Y 43,352 Columbia, Cons cn;, N. H. .'. . . 620 Columbiana co , Ohio, ,. . . . .3,.504 Columbia co.. Pa 24 2f)7 Columbia, Fayette co., Ind 982 Columbia, Gibson co., Ind . 852 Columbia, Hamilton co.,Ohio, 3.043 Columbia, Herkimer cc, N.Y. 2,129 Columbia, Jack.«on cp., Mich... 9.52 Colombia, Lorain cn,, Ohio,. . . 876 Columbia, Meigs co„ Ohio, ... . 672 Columbiana in Fairfield, Co lumbiana CO., Ohio, 273 Columbia, Randolph co.. Ark. .680 Columbia, Richland Disl. S.C.4,340 Columbia, Tolland co., Conn. . 842 Columbia, Washington Co., Me.' 843 Columbus, Bartholomew cc, , Ind 2,438 Columbus City, Franklin co., Ohio. 6,048 Columbus City, Muscogee cc,G,i. 3,114 Columbus,Chenango co.,N. Y. 1,561 » . - (W/J CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Columbus cc, fi.C. ....... 3,941 Columbus, St. Clair co., Mich. 155 Columbus, Warren cp.. Pa.. .1,169, Cominerce, Oakland CO., Mich. 939 Comstock, Kalamazoo co.,Mich. 624 Concord, (phampaign co„ Ohio, 935 Concord, Delaware co., Ohio, 1,185 Concord,' Delaware co., Pa. . .1,057 Concord, Erie co., N. Y. . . . . 3,021 Concord,, Erie cc. Pa. ..... . . 652 Concord, Essex co., Vt. ..... 1,024 Concord, G.reene Co., Ark 256 Concord, Highland co., Ohio, 1,014 Concord, Jackson tio., Mich. . . 814 Concordia, La. .9,414 Concord, Lafayette cc, Ohio, 1,014 Concord, Lake cc, Ohio, . . . 1,136 Oonoord, Merrimackco.iN.H. 4,897 Concord, Miami cc, Ohio, . , 1,034 ¦Concord, Middlesex co.. Mass, 1,784 Concord, Ross cc, Ohio,. 2,.549 Concord, Somerset CO.,. Me. . ... 577 Concord, Washington cc. Mo. 597 Conecuh Co., Ala 8,197 Conemaugh, Canibria cc, Pa, 1,288 Conemaugli, Indiana to.. Pa. 1,441 Conemaugh, Somerset cc. Pa. 882 Conestoga, Lancaster 00^ Pa. 2,866 Conesus, Livingston Co., N.Y. 1,6.54 Conesville, Schoharie CO., N.Y, ....-, 1,621 Conewago, Adams cc. Pa. . . . .809 Conewago, Warren cc. Pa. . , 858 Conewago, York cc. Pa. . . . 1,068 Conewango, Cattaraugus cc, N.Y. ...,..,.,..;... ,.1,317 Congress, Richland co., Ohio, 1,248 Congress, Wayne cc, Ohio, 2,006 Conklin, Broome cc, N, Y. . . 1,475 Conneaut, Ashtabula Gc,Ohio, 2,642 Conneaut, Crawford ^c. Pa. 1,534 Conneaut, Erie co,. Pa. .... 1,796 Connecticut,. ... .... 309,978 Connellsville, Fayette cc. Pa. 1,436 Connorsville, (town,) Fay.ette CO., Ind. .'...596 Connorsville, (township,) Fa- ¦ yette Co., Ind 1,872 Ccnquenessing, Butler cc. Pa. .,,... 2,698 Names of Places. Populatipn. Conquest, Cayuga cc, N. Y. l,9il Constable, Franklin co., N.Y. 1,122 Constantia, Oswego co., N.Y. 1,476 Constantine, St. Joseph co., Mich 751 Conviss, Calhoun cc, Mich. . 292 Conway CO., Ark, .2,892 Conway, jPranklin cc, Mass. 1,409 Conway's Island, Hancock CO., Me, , . : 10 Conway, Strafford cc, N. H. 1,801 Cook CO., Ill 10,201. Coolbaughs, Monroe cc. Pa. . 159 Cool Spring, Mercer cc. Pa. 1,984 Cooper CO., Mo 10,484 Cooper, Kalamazoo CO., Mich. 376 Cooper, Washington cc. Me. 651 Coosa CO., Ala.' . ; 6,995 Coos CO., N. H , . . . . 9,849 Copake, Columbia co., N. Y. 1,505 Copiah CO., Mi ¦¦¦:¦¦¦ 8.954 Copley, Summit Co., Ohio, . 1,439 Coppftasj Peoria co,. 111 559 Cordova, Cordova precinct. Rock Island m.^lU 38 Cordova precinct, Rock Island - cc,Ill ....174 Corinna, Penobscot cc. Me. 1,704 Corinth, Orange co., Vt. . . . 1,970. Corinth, Penobscot cc. Me. 1,318 Corinth, Saratoga cc, N. Y. 1,365 Cornish, Sullivan cc, N. H. 1,736 Cornish, York cc. Me. .... 1,363 Cornplanter, Venango cc, Pa. 437 Cornville, Somerset co.'. Me. 1,140 Cornwall, Addison co'., Vt. . 1,164, Cornwall, Litchfield cc, Conn. 1,703' Corn'wallv Orange cc, N. Y. 3,925 Corporation of New Haven, Cain Creek, Gallatin cc. 111.- 179 Cortland co., N. Y" 24,607 .'CbrtlandvUle, , Cortland co., N.Y. .., 8,799 Cortland, Westchester cc, ' N.Y 5,592 Cortois, Crawford cc. Mo. ... 703 Corydon, McKean cc. Pa. . . . 246 Coshocton CO., Ohio,: 21,.590 Coshocton, Coshocton cc, Ohio,625 Cossawago, Crawford cc, Pa. 1,^69 (108) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of- Places. Topulation. Cote sans Dessein, Callaway CO., Mo ., 609 Cotton, Switzerland co.,.Ind. 1,450 Cottreville, St. Clair, Mich. , 602 Council Hill, Jo Daviess cc, 111. 187 Coventry, Chenango co.,N.Y.l,681 Coventryr Chester co.. Pa. . 2,620 Coventry, Gore, Orleans co., Vt. 10 Coventry, Grafton cc, N. H. . 413 Coventry, Kenii co., R. I. . . 3,433 Coventry, Orieans co., Vt. . . 786 Coventry, Sunjmit cc, Ohio, 1,308 Coventry, Tolland cc, Conn. 2,017 Coven, Seneca cc; N. Y., . .1,563 Covington, (city,) Kenton co. , Ky. .................. 2,026 Covington cc, Ala. 2,435 Covington, cc, Mi. . . .' 2,717 Covington, Clearfield cc, Pa. 488 Covington, Genesee cc, N.Y. 3,488 Covington, Luzerne cc. Pa. . . -596 Covington, Miami co., Ohio, . . 331 Covington, Tioga co.. Pa. ... 940 Cowan, Wayne co.. Mo 432 Coweta cc, Ga 10,864 Coxsackie, Greene co., N. Y. 3,539 Craflsbiiry-, Orleans co., Vt. I,l5l Csai^, Switzerland cc, Ind. 1,306 Cranberiry, Butle# cc. Pa. . 1,822 Cranberry, Crawford co., Ohio,-679 Cranberry Isles, ' Hancock ¦ cc. Me. 239 Cranberry, Venango cc. Pa. . 942 Crane, Paulding cc, Ohio, . . 211 Cranston, Providence cc, R.I. 2,902 Craven cc, N. C 18,438 Cravensville, Daviess cc, Me. 1,269 Crawford, Buchanan cc, Mo. 930 Crawford cc, Ark. 4266 Crawford cc, Ga 7,981 Crawford cc. 111 4,422 Crawford cc, Ind L . . . . 5,383 Crawford cc. Mo.; 3,561 Crawford Co., Ohio, 13,1.53 Crawford,Cpshocton CO., Ohio, 1,134 Crawford, Crawford cc, Ohio, 813 Crawford cc. Pa :'. 31,734 Crawford co., Wiskonsin, . . 1,502 Crawford, Orange cc, N. Y; 2,075 _ _ __ Names of Places. Population. Crawford, Washington cc. Me. 500 Crawford's Grant, Coos cc N. H. 9 Crawfordsville, Montgomery cc, Ind. ...1,327 Creek, Washington cc. Pa. 2,006 Crittenden cc. Ark. 1,561 Cromwell,Huntingdonco.,P5. 1,140 Crooked Creek, Carroll co. Ark. 664 Crooked River, Ray cc. Mo. . . 681 Crosby, HamUton cc, Ohio, 1,876 Cross Creek, Jefferson cO., Ohio 1,707 Crown Point, Essex cc, N. Y. 2,212 Croyden, Sullivan cb., N. H. 956 Cynthiana, Shelby cc; Ohio, 1,022 Cynthiana, town, (Harrison co.),Ky. ., ..798 Cuba, Alleghany cc, N. Y. 1,768 Cuivre, Audrain co., Mc, '. . . 183 Cuivre, Pike cc. Mo. ..... 2,592 Cuivre, St. Charles cc, Mc 1,618 Culpeper cc, Va 11,893 Cumberland, Adams cc. Pa. 1,217 Cumberland Co., Ky '6,090 Cumberland cc, Me, . . . ; ,68,658 Cumberiand cc, Va 30,953 Cumberland co., N. C, in cluding Fayetteville, . . 15,284 Cumberiand cc, N. J 14,374 Cumberland cc. Pa 10,399 Cumberland, Cumberiand cc. Me ;....,.. 1,616 Cumberland, Greene CO., Pa. 1,958 Cumberland, Providence co., R. I. 5,225 Cumberland Valley, Bedford cc. Pa . ... 904 Cummings, Lycomin.g cc. Pa. 569 Cummingtown, Hampshire cc. Mass 1,237 Cumru, Berks cc. Pa. .... 2,939 Curran, GaUatin cb.. Ill 801 Current River, Randolph Co., Ark. .358 Currituck Co., N. C. ..... . 6,703 Gushing, Lincoln cc, Me. ... 790 Cutler, Washington co., . Me. 657 Cuyahoga cc, Ohio 26^.506 Dade cc, Ga 1,364 Dade cc. South Florida,, . . . 1,134 "" (W9) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Namesof Places. - Population. Dale CO., Ala, 7,397 Dallas CO., Ala. . . ,. 25,199 Dallas, Luzerne cc. Pa 806 Palton, Cops co., N.H 664 Dalton, Berkshire Co., Mass. ,li,255 Damascus in Bntler, Cplum- ' biana cc, Ohio,. , ,99 Damascus, Henry cc, Ohio, . . 495 Damascus, Wayne ca, Pa. . . . 907 Dana, Worcester cc, Mass.,., . 691 Danbury, Fairfield cc. Conn. 4,503 Danbury, Grafton cc, N. H. . . 800 Danbury, Ottawa cc, Ohio, . .,515 Danbury, Washington cc, Vt. §20 Danby, Rutland cc, Vt. . .,. . 1,379 Danby, Tompkins co., N. Y. 2,570 Dane cc, Wiskonsin 314 Danforlh, half township, 4th raHge7 Washington cc. Me. . 45 Dansville, Steuben cc, N. Y. 2,725 Danvers, Essex cc, Mass.'. . 5,030 Danville, Caledonia cc, Vt. . 2,633 Danville, Cumberiand co.,Me, i;294 Danville, Montgomeiy cc, . Mo 1,299 Danville, Rockingham co.», N. H 538 Danville, (town,) Mercer co., Ky 1,223 Danville, Vermilion cc, IH. . . 503 Darby, Delaware cc. Pa. . . . 1,267 Darby, Madison col, Ohio 466 Darby, Pickaway cc, Ohio, . 1,050 Darby,, Union oo., Ohio,. .-. . . . 736 Dafdaiielle, Pope cc, Ark. . . . 227 Dardienne, St. Charles cc. Mo ...:..., 1.605 Darien; Fairfield co.. Conn. . 1,080 Darien, Genesee cc, N. Y. . . 2,406 Darien, (town,) Walworth cc, , Wiskonsin, . . . '. 232 Darke co., Ohio, 13,282 Darlington, Beaver CO., Pa 220 Darlington Dist., S. C .14,823' Darne'3 Gore; Grafton co., N. H. 54 Dartmouth, Bristol cc, Mass. 4,155 Danube, Herkimer co., iSf. Y. 1,960 Dauphin cc, Pa .30,118 Davenport, Delaware cb.,N.Y. 2,0.52 Davidson co.; N. C. ...... . 14,606 'Names of Places. Population. Davidson cp., Tenn 30,509 Davidson, Lapeer co., Mich. ... 69 Davidson, Lycoming cc. Pa. . . 370 Davidson, Randolph CO., Ark. . .355 Davie cc, N. C. 7,574 Daviess cc, Ind. , 6,720 Daviess, cc, Ky 8,331 Daviess cc. Mo 2,736 Davis, Fountain cc, Ind 744 Davis, Lafayette cc. Mo 673 Davis, Saline Co., Ark 312 Day, Saratpga cc, N. Y ,942 Dayton, Cattaraugus co., N. Y. 946 Dayton, (corporation,) Mont gomery CO., Ohio, . . .... . . 6,067 Daytpn, (tpwnship,) Mnnt- gortiery Co., Ohio, ....... 4,268 Dearborn Co., Ind 19,327 Dearborn, Kennebeck''co., M,e. . 168 Dearborn, Wayne co., Mich. 1,248 De Bastrop, Chicot cc. Ark. . ; 270 Decatur, Clearfield Co., Pa.. ^. 385 Decatur CO., Ga. .......... .5,872 Decatur cc, Ind , 13 171 Decatur, Lawrence cc, Ohio,. 594 Decatur, Marion cc, Ind. ... . . 919 Decatur, Mifflin co.. Pa. 767 Decatur, Otsego CO., N. Y. . . 1,071 Decatur, Van Buren co., Mich. .338 Decatur, Washii^ton cc, Ohiij,439 Dedharn, Hancock cc. Me. . . 4,55 Dedharn, Norfolk cc, Mass. 3,290 Deep Water,Van Buren co.,Mo. 261 Deer Creek> Madison cc, Ohio, 545 Deer Creek, Pickaway cc, Ohio,.. .....1,374 Deerfield, B(|pne cc, III 354 Deerfield, Cumberiand cc, N.J.. 2,621 Deerfield, Franklin cc, Mass. I,9l2 Deerfield, Livingstpn cc, Mich, 440 Deerfield, Morgan cc, Ohio, 1,2;^ Deerfield, Oneida. cc, N. Y. . 3,120 Deerfield, Portage co., Ohio,. 1,184 Deerfield, Rockingham cc, ' N, H....... 1,9.50 Deerfield, Ross cc, Ohio,. , . 1,21)5 Deerfield, Tioga cc. Pa 615 Deerfield, Van Buren co.. Mo. 301 Deerfield, Warren co,, Ohio, 1,871 (110) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Natnes of Places. Population. Deerfield, Warren co.. Pa. . . . 450 Deerinsr, Hillsborough cc, N.H..., .1,1^4 Deer Isle, Hancock cc. Me. 2,841 Deerpark, Orange cc, N. Y.il,607 Defiance, Williams cc, Ohio,. 944 De Kalb cc, Ala 5,929 De Kalb CO., Ga 10,467 DeKalhcCilU 1,697 De Kalb cc, Ind., 1,968 De Kalb co., Tenn 5,868 De Kalb, St, Lawrence cc, N.Y , ..1,531 Delavan,, (town,) Walworth CO., Wiskonsin, 154 Delaware, . 78,085 Delaware ec, Ind ...'.. 8,843 Delaware cc, N. Y. 85,396 Delaware cc, Ohio 22,060 Delaware co.. Pa 19,791 Delaware, Delawarecc, Ohio, 1,019 Delaware, Hamilton co,, Ind. . 753 Delaware, Hancock CO., Ohio,. 451 Delaware, Hunterdon' Co., N.J 2,305 Delaware, Iowa, 168"^ Delaware, Juniata co.. Pa 956 Delaware, Mercer co.. Pa, . . 3,024 Delaware, Pike co.. Pa .590 Delaware, Ripley cc, Ind. . . 1,258 Delaware, Delaware cc, Ohio, 898 Delaware, Williams Co., Ohio, 201 Delhi, Delaware cc, N. Y. . 2,.554 Delhi, Hamilton Co., Ohio, . . 1,466 Delmar, Tioga cc. Pa 946 Demand, Randolph CO., Ark.. . 319 Denison, Luzerne cc. Pa 976 Denmark, Ashtabula CO., Ohio, 176 Denmark, Lewis cc, N. Y.. .2,388 Denmark, Oxford Co., Me. . . 1,143 Dennis, Barnstable co., Mass. 2.,M2 Dennis, Cape May Co., N. J. lylfeo Dennysville, Washington CO., Me. ..w378 Depeyster, St. Lawrence cc, N. Y ; . . . . 1,074 Deptford, Glnircester co., N.J. 2,.570 Derby, New Haven cn., Conn. 2.8-52 Derbyi Orieans cc, Vt. ... 11,681 Derry, Qolumbii cc. Pa. . . . 1,754 Names of Places. Population. Derry, Dauphin co., Pa 1,816 Derry, Hummelstown, (bo rough,) Dauphin CO., Pa. ..480 Derry, Mifflin co.. Pa 1,080 Derry, Rockingham co,, N.H. 2,034 Derry, Westmoreland cc. Pa. 3,722 De Ruyter, Madison cc, N.Y 1,799 Desha cc. Ark , . 1,598 Desmoines, Clark co.. Mo 43.5 Desmoines, Iowa , 5,577 De Soto CO., Mi 7,002 Desplaines, Cook, cc. III 455 Detroit, (city,) Wayne cc, Mich ' 9,102 Devereaux, Washington cc, Me. 28 De Wittcc, m 3,247 De Witt, Onbndagocc, N. Y. 2,802 Dexter, Penobscot cc. Me. . 1,464 Diana, Lewis co., N. Y 883 Dickson Co., Tenn. . . , 7,074 Dickenson, Cumberland co., Pa 2,701 Dickinson, Franklin CO., N.Y. 1,005 Dimock, Susquehanna co.. Pa. 998 Dingham, Pike cc. Pa, 447 Dighton, Bristol Co., Mass. . 1,878 Dinsmoor, Shelby co., Ohio, . . 500 Dinwiddie cc, Va 22,5-58 District, Berks cc. Pa 583 District of Columbia 43,712 Dix, Chemung ca, N. Y. . .. 1,990 Dixfield, Oxford^cc, Me. ... 1,169 Dixmont, Penobscot co.-. Me. 1,498 Dixon, Lee cc. 111 735 Dixon, Preble cc, Ohio, . . . 1,290 Dixville, Coos cp., N. H 4 Docon, Linn co., Mo 51 Dodge CO., Wiskonsin, 67 Dodson, Highland co., Ohio, . . 795 Dogsborouffh, Sussex co., Del. 2»324 Donegal, Butler cc, fa. . . . 1.615 Donegal, Washington co.. Pa.. 1,747 Donegal, Westmoreland Co., Pa. ..,.,.. 2,261 Dooly CO., Ga 4,427 Dorchester co., Md. ..;.,. 18,843 Dorchester, Grafton cc, N. H. 769 Dorchestrr, Norfolk Co., Mass. 4,875 Dorset, Bennington co., Vt. . 1,426 41 (Ul) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES, Names of Plades. Population. Douglass, Berks co.. Pa. . . . 1,133 Douglass, Montgpmery cp., pI. ..!................ 1,090 Douglas, Worcester co., Mass.1,617 Dover, Athens co., Ohio, . . . 1,297 Dover, Cuyahoga cc, OhiPi . . 966 Dcver, Dutchess cc, N. Y. . 2,000 Dpver, Lafayette co., Mo. . . 1,217 Dover, Kent cc, Del 3,790 Dover, Lenawee coi, Mich. , . 841 Dpver, Menmputhca, N. J. . 2,752 Dpver, Norfolk cc. Mass .530 Dover, Piscataquis cc. Me. . 1,597 Dover, Strafford cpTjN.H. .. 6,458 Dover, Tuscarawas cc, Ohio, 3,347 Dover, Union cc, Ohio, 446 Dover, Windham cc, Vt. . . . , 729 Dover, York co.. Pa 1,930 Downe, Cumberland co., N. J. 1,920 Doylestown, Bucks cc, Pa. , 2,127 Dracut, Middlesex co., Mass. 2,188 Dresden, Lincoln co.. Me. . . 1,647 Dresden, Muskingum cc, Ohio, 6l9 Dresden, Washington co. N.Y. 679 Drumore, Lancaster co., Pa. 2,-268 Dryden, Lapeer co'., 'Mich. . . . 805 Dryden, Tompkins cc, N. Y. 5,446 Duane, Franklin cc, N. Y. j . . 324 Duanesburg, Schenectady co. N.Y. ...' 3,357' Dublin, Bedford cc. Pa 902 Dublin, Cheshire cc, N. H. , 1,075 Dublin, Huntingdon Co., Pa. . 6.53 Dublin, Mercer co., Ohio, .... 705 Dubois CO., Ind, 3,t332 Dubuque, Iowa, 3,059 Duchaynet, Allen ca, Ohio, . .709 Duck Creek, Kent cc, Del. . 3,839 Dqck Island, Hancock co., Me. 6 Dudley, Hardin cc, Ohio, 349 Dudley, Henry cc, Ind, .... Ii650 Dudley, Worcester cc, Mass. 1,352 Dukes cq., Mass. ., 3,958 Dummer,, Cobs co., N. H. ..i.. 57 Dummerston, Windham cc, Vt :....... 1,260 Dunbar, Fayette cc. Pa. . . . 2,070 Dunbarton, Merrimack cc, N.H ...9.50 Duncan, Linn cc. Mo 198 Names of Places. Population. Dundaff, (borPUgh,) Susque hanna CP., Pa 304 Dundee, Menroecc, Mich. ;. 773 Dungannon in Hanpver, Cp- lumbiana cc, Ohio, 47 Dunkard, Greene ca. Pa. . , 1,292 Dunstable^ Clinton cc. Pa. . . , 841 Dunstable, Middlesex cc, MassJ 603 Du Page cc. El 3,535 Du Page, Will cc. III.' ...... 356 Duplin CO., N. C 11,182 Durham, Bucks co.. Pa. ..... 691 Durham, Cumberland cc. Me. 1,836 Durham, Greene cc, N. Y. . ^,818 Durham,Middlesex cc. Conn. 1,095 Durham, Strafford cc, N. H. 1,498 Dutchess cc, N. Y 52,398 Duval CO., East Florida, . . . 4,156 Du;ibury,Plymouth CO., Mass. 2,798 Dyberry, Wayne cc. Pa 691 Dyer cc, Tenn .4,484 Dyre, Saline cc. Ark. . .'. ... 209 Eagle, Alleghany cc,:Nt Y. 1,187 Eagle, Brown cc, Ohio, ...... 891 Eagle, Hancock Co., Ohio, . .-. 524 Eagle Island, Hancock co., Me. 18 Eagle, Ross cc, Ohio, . .,. . .'. 411 Earl, Berks Cc, Pa 1,158 Earl, Lancaster cc. Pa. . . . 3,982 Early cc, Ga ..5,444 East Baton Rouge parish. La. 8,138 East Bethlehem, Washington cc. Pa ...2,812 East Bloomfield, Ontario co. N.Y 1,986 East Bradford, Chester co.,' Pa ,1,315 East Bridgewater, Plymouth CO., Mass. 1,950 Eastbrook, - Hancock co.. Me. . 155 East Brunswick, Schuylkill cc, Pa. 1.230 East Buffalo, Union cc. Pa. . . 812 East Cain, Chester cc, Pa. 1,757 East Carroll co., Ohio, 995 Eastchester, Westchester cc, N.Y. 1,502 East Cocalico, Lancaster co. Pa 1,983 East Deer,Alleghany cc. Pa. 1,987 (112) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population, East Donegal, Lancaster cb.. Pa 2,987 East Donegal, Marietta (bo rough,). Lancaster co., Pa. 1,428 East Fallpwfield, Chester cc. Pa 1,170 East Feliciana parish. La. . 11,8.93 East Findley, 'Washingten co.. Pa 1,147 East Florida 13,651 East Fork, Ipwa, Jp Daviess cc, 111. 527 East Galena, Jp.Daviess cc 111. 181 East Gpshen, Chester gp.. Pa. 740 SaStGreenwich,Kent co.,R.1. 1,509 East Haddam, Middlesex co.. Conn. . . .......2,620 East half of township No. 6, 2d range, Washington co., Me.73 Eastham, Barnstable co., Mass. 955 Easthampton, Hampshire co.. Mass ; 717 Easthampton, Suffolk cc, N.Y.2,076 East Hanover, Lpbanon co.,Pa.2,461 'East Hartford, - Hartford co,. Conn. ..''........ ..2,389 East Haven, Essex cc, Vt. .,.79 East Haven, New Haven co., Conn. ; ,......., 1,392 East Hempfield, Lancaster cc. Pa ,,,-. 1,657 East Huntingdon, Westmore land CO., Pa 1,776 East Kin gstpn, Rockingham cc, N.H 551 East Liberty, Alleghany cc. Pa 893 East Lyme, New London cc. Conn 1,4.39 East Mariboroughi Chester cc. Pa: 1,379 EastNantmeal,Chesterco.,Pa.2,171 East Nottingham, Chester co.. Pa ..........2,048 Easton, (borough,) Northamp ton CO., Pa. ; 4,865 Easton, Bristpl cc, Mass. . . . 2,074 Easton,- Washington cc, N.Y. 2,988 East Penn, Northampton co.. Pa 1,535 Names of Places. Population. East Pennsboro'i Cumberland cc. Pa 2,391 East Pikeland, Chester cc. Pa. 717 East Pike Run, Washington CO., Pa ; 1,240 East Portage, Jackson cc, Mich,532 Eastport, Washington co'.. Me. 2,876 East Providence, Bedford co.. Pa. .....1,019 East Roekhill, Bucks cc. Pa. . 551 East Town, Chester co., Pa. . 673 East Union, Wayne cp., Ohip, 1,864 East Vincent, Chester cc, Pa. 1,194 East Whiteland, Chester cc. Pa. 1,208 East Windspr, Hartfprd cc. Conn .....3,600 East Windsor, Mercer cc,N.J.l,989 Eaton CO., Mich. 2,379 Eaton, Eaton cc, Mich 868 Eaton, Lorain CO., Ohio, 764 Eaton, Luzerne co,. Pa 782 Eaton, Madison cc, N. Y. . . 3,409 Eaton, Strafford cc, N. H. . Ij710 Ebensbnrg, (borough,) Cam bria cc, Pa. 353. Eckford, Calhoun cc, Mich. . .555' Economy, Beaver cc. Pa. . . 1,283 Ecore k Fabre, Union co., Ark. 232 Ecoi;se, Wayne cc, Mich. . . . 738 Eddingburg, Penobscot cc, Me.,52 Eddington, Penobscot cc. Me. 595 Eden, Erie cc, N. Y 2,174 Eden, Hancock cc. Me. . .:. 1,054 Eden, La Grange cc, Ind. . . . 277 Eden, Lamoille cc, Vt. 703 Eden, Licking cc, Ohio, 853 Eden, Seneca cc, Ohio, 1,471 Edgar ca. Ill 8,225 Edgartown, Dukes Co., Mass. 1,736 Edgcomb, Lincoln CO., Me. . 1,233 Edgecombecc, N. C. ; . . . 15,708 Edgefield Dist., S. C, ._. . . .82,853 Edgemont, Delaware co., Pa. . 713 Edinboro', Erie cc. Pa. . . 232 Edinburg, Portage cc, Ohio, 1,085 Edinburg,, Saratoga cc, N. Y. 1,458 Edmeston, Otsego co., N. Y. 1,907 Edmonds, Washington oo.. Me. 259 'Edmonston co., Ky .' 2,914 ' ' "" (113) ' CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Namesof Places. Poputaiion. Edwards cc, IIL 8,070 EdWiards, St. Lawjrence cc, N.Y. .956 Edwardsville, (precinct,) Ma dison CO., Ill ^ . 248 Edvyardsville, (town,) Madi- , son CO., Ill 616 Eel River, Allen cc, Ind 317 Effingham cc, Ga. 3,075 Effingham cc. 111 1,675 Effingham, Strafford co.,N.H, 1,195 Egremont, Berkshire co.,Mass.l,038 Elba, Genesee co., N. Y. , . .8,161 Elba,' Lapeer co.,'Mich 101 Elbert co., Ga 11,125 Elbridge, Onondago cc, N.Y. 4,647 Eldred, Jefferson co.. Pa 395 Elizabeth, Alleghany cc. Pa. 3,317 Elizabeth, (borough,). Essex CO., N.J. 4,184 Elizabeth City co;, Va ;^f706 Elizabeth, Lancaster cc. Pa. 2,049 Elizabethtown, McFarlan town ship, Hardin co.. Ill 797 Elizabeth, Miami Co., Ohio, . 1,381 Elizabethtown, Essex co., N.Y....... 1,061 Elizabeth, (town,) Harden cc, Ky ...979 Elizabeth, Lawrence co.,Ohio, 1,.540 Elizabethtown, Rock-in-Cave township, Hardin cc. 111. . . . 2.58 Elk, Athens cc, Ohio,. 1.261 Elk Creek, Erie cc. Pa 1,649 Elk Fork, Pettis cc. Mo 4.54 Elk Fork, Van Buren cc, Mc 360 Elkhart cc, Ind.. 6,660 Elkhart, Noble cc, Ind. 262 Elkhorn, (town,) Walworth CO., Wiskonsin, , , . . . 441 Elk Horn, Warren cc. Mo. . . 642 Elkland, Lycoming co.. Pa. . . . 331 Elkland, Tioga ca. Pa 710 Elk Lick, Somerset cc. Pa. . 1.495 Elk, Monroe co., Ohio, 535 Elk Rivei-, Newton oo., Mo. . . 335 Elkton, in Elk Run, Columbiana ¦ cc, Ohio, 68 Elkton, (town,) Todd co., Ky. 474 Elk, Venango co.. Pa 785 .Names of Places. Population. Elk, Warren cc. Pa 382 EUenburg, Clinton co., N. Y. 1,171 Ellery, Chatauque cc, N. Y. 2,242 EUicottsville, Cattaraugus cc, •N. Y. ., 1,084 Ellington,Chatauqueco.,N.Y. 1.725 Ellington, Tolland cc. Conn. ,1,356 Ellipf, Chatauque ca,N. Y. 3,571 EUietsville, Piscataquis co.. Me. 60 Elliot, York cc. Me.. . ..'.,. 1,889 EUsburff,- Jefferspn cp.', N. Y. 5,349 Ellswpfth, Grafton cc, N, H. . .300 Ellswnrth, Hancnck ca, Mp. 3,26:3 Ellsworth, Trumbull cc, Ohip, 988 Elmira, Chemung cc, N. Y. 4,791 Elsinbnrough, Salem cc, N. J. 526 Elyria, Lorain co.; Ohio, .... 1,636 Emanuel CO., Ga 3,129 Embden, Somerset cc. Me. . . 983 Enchanted Stream, Somerset CO., Me ;.. ,.., 5 Emmet, Calhoun co., Mich. . . 647^ Enfield, Grafton cc, -N. H. . . 1,514 Enfield, Hampshire cc, Mass. . 976 Enfield, Hartfprd cp., Conh.. 2,648. Enfield, PenobscOt co.. Me. . . . 34^ Enfield, Tompkins cc, N. Y. 3,340 Enoch, Monroe co., Ohio, . . . 1,134 Enosburgh, Franklin co., Vt. 2,022 .Ephratah, Fulton co., N, Y. . 2.019 Ephratah, Lancaster co.. Pa. 2,083 Epsom, Merrimack Co., N. H. 1,205 Epping, Rockingham co.jN.H. L235 Equality, GaUatin cc. Ill 301 Equality, Miller cc, Mo 424 Equality, (precinct,) Gallatin cc, 111 2,223 Erie, (borongh,) Erie cc, Pa. 3,412 Erie cc, N.Y 62,465 Erie co., Ohio, 12,599 Erie cc. Pa 31.844 Erie, Monroe Co., Mich 852 Erie, Ottawa cc, Ohio, 200 Erin, Chemung cn., N. Y. . . 1,441 Errol, Chos co., N. H. r. . . . . 104 Erving, Franklin co.. Mass 309 Erwin, Steuben, co., N. Y.. . . . 785 ijFcambia co.. West Florida, 3 993 E?opus, Ulster cc, N. Y. . . . 1,939 Essex, Chittenden co., Vt. . 1,S24 (111)" CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Populiilion. Essex CO., Mass." '. 94,987 Essex CO., N. J -, . 44,621 Essex CO., N. Y.. : 23 634 Essex ca, Va .-^11,309 Essex CO., Vt 6,228 Essex, Essex co.. Mass 1,450 Essex;. Essex CO., N. Y. 1,681 Estill CO., Ky 5,535 Etna, Licking' CO., Ohio, 8-57 Etn'a, Penobscot cc. Me 745 Etna, (town,) Licking cc, Ohio, 219 Evans, Erie cc, N. Y 1,807 Evesham, Burlington co., N. J.5,060 Exeter, Otsego cc, N. Y. . , 1,423 Exeter, Penobscot cc. Me. . 2,052 Euclid, Cuyahoga cc, Ohio, 1,775 Eugene, Vermilion cc, Ind. 1,048 Eulalia, Potter Co., Pa 368 Exeter, Berks cc. Pa 1,911 Exeter, Luzerne co._. Pa. . . . 1,529 Exeter, Monroe cc, Mich. . . . 235 Exeter, Rockingham co.,N.H. 2,925 Exeter, Washington co., R. 1. 1,776 Ewing, Mercer ca, N. J. . . 1,017 Fabius, Marion cc. Mo hSiO Fabius, Onondaga co., N. Y. 2,562 Fairfax CO., Va. 9.370 Fairfax, Franklin cc, Vt. . . 1,918 Fairfield, Butler cc, Ohic . • 2,171 Fairfield Co., Conn 49,926 Fairfield cc, Ohic 31,924. Fairfield, Crawford ca, Pa. . 1,213 Fairfield, Cumberiand cc,N.J.l,935 Fairfield Dist., S. C 20,165 Fairfield, Fairfield Co., Conn. 3,654 Fairfield, Franklin cc, Vt. . 2,448 Fairfield, Herkimer cc, N. Y. 1,838 Fairfield, Highland cc, Ohio, 3,544 Fairfield, Huron cc, Ohio, . 1,067 Fairfield, in Fairfield, Colum- . biana co., Ohio, 181 Fairfield, Lenawee cc, Mich. 837 Fairfield, Lycominff co.. Pa. 1,376 ^airfield, Madison "cp., Ohip, . .505 Fairfield, Somerset ca. Me. 3,198 Fairfield, Tippecanoe co., Ind. 1,419 Fairfield, Tuscarawas cc, Ohio, 866 Fairfield, Westmoreland cc. Pa 3,035 Fairiiaven, Bristol cc, Mass. 3,951 Names of Places. Papulation. Fair Haven, New Haven cp., Corin 787 Fairhaven, Rutland cc, Vt. . . 633 Fairlee, Orange co., Vt, 644 Fainmount, Luzerne cc. Pa. . 594 Fairport, Ashtabula cc, Ohio, 641 Fairview, Eriecn., Pii 1,481 Fairview-Township,8N.range, 3E. Fulton ca. 111 116 Fairview, York co,. Pa 1,993 FaH Creek, Hamilton ca, Ind. 907 Fall Creek, Henry cc, Ind. . 1,635 Failowfield, Crawford co.. Pa. 1,673 Failowfield, Washington Co., Pa , 1.203 Fall River, Bristol cc, Mass. 6,738 Falls, Bucks cc. Pa. ...... 2,056 PalUburg, Licking co., Ohio, . 910 Fallsburg, Sullivan cc, N. Y. 1,782 Fall?, Hocking CO., Ohio, .. . 1,625 Falls, Luzerne coi. Pa 2 108 FaUs, Muskingum co., Ohio, l,72.'l Fallslown, Beaver co.. Pa, . . . 565 Falmouth, Barnstable cc, Mass 2,589 Falmouth, Cumberland cc, Me._ 2,071 Fannet, Franklin co., Pa. . . 1,858 Farmersville, Cattaraugus co., N.Y 1,294 Farmer, Williams co., Ohio, . 281 Farmington, Franklin Co., iVIe.2,613 Farmington, Hartford co., Conn 2,041 Farmington, Oakland co., Mich 1,684 Farmington, Ontario co.,N. Y. 2,122 Farmington, Strafford cc, N.H 1330 Farmington, Tioga Co., Pa. . . 503 Farmington-Township, 8 N. rang£, 4 E. Fulton co., 111. . 285 FaVmington, Trumbull cc, Ohio, 1,172 Partnington, Venango cc. Pa. 799 Fauquier co., Va 21,897 Fayette, Alleghany cc. Pa. . 2,484 Fiiyplte CO., Ala 6,942 Fayette co., Ga 6,191 Fayette ca, II! 6,328 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES, Names of Places. Population. Fayette cc, Ind ....9,837 Payette cc, Ky: 22,194 Fayette cc, Tenn 21,501 Payette cc, Va ~, 3,924 Fayette, Hillsdale cc, Mich. .-807 Fayette, Juniata cc, Pa. ... 1,291 Payette, Kennebec cc. Me. 1,016 Fayette, LaWrencp cp., Ohio, . 842 Payette, Seneca cc, N. Y... 3,731 Fayetteville, Washingten cc. Ark... 425 Fayston, Washington cc,- Vt. 635 Fawn River, St. Joseph co., Mich .;.,,. 220 Fawn, York cc. Pa 859 Fayette ca, Pa 33,574 Fayetteville, Cumberland cc, N.C ..,,4,285 Fearing, Washington cc, Ohip 1,019 Fell, Huntingdon oc. Pa Oil Fenner, Madison co., N. Y. . 1,997 Fenter, Hot Spring Co., Ark. , 679 Fenton, Genesee cc, Mich, . . 660 Fentress CO., Tenn. ,.,,,,.. 3,550 , Ferguson, Centre co.,,Pa.. . . 1,254 Ferguson, Clearfield cp.. Pa. . . 168 Fermanagh, Juniata cn.. Pa. . . 831 Femme Osage, St. Charles cc, Mc . , 1,358 Ferrisburgh, Addison cp., Vt. 1,755 Fifth precinct, Schuyler cc, IU -. ........829 Finch town, Jeiferson cc, Wiskonsin,.. 143 Findley, Alleghany cc, Pa. . 1,867 Findley, (town,) Hancock cc, Ohio 469 Findley, (township,) Hancock CO., Ohio 554 Hirst precinct, Schuyler cc, III , 996 Fishing Creek, Columbia co.. Pa..... 904 Fishing River, Rayco., Mo. : 1,845 Fishkill, Dutchess cc, N. Y. 10,437 Fitchburg, Worcester co., Mass. 2,604 Fitchville, Huron cc, Ohic • 1,292, Fitzwilliam, Cheshire co., N.H .........1,366 Names of Places. Population. Flagstaff township. No. 4, 4th range, Somerset co.. Me. ... 64 Flatbush, Kings cc, N. Y. . . 2,099 Flat Creek, Pettis cc, Mc. . . .623 Flatlands, Kings cc, N, Y. . . , 810 Flat Rock, Bartholomew co.,Ind.932 Plat Rock, Henry co., Ohic . . 475 Ffeming, Cayuga cc, N. Y. . 1,317 Fleming co., (excluding Fle mingsburg,) Ky 12,677 Fleming cc, Ky. ,,.,.,.. . 13,268 Flemingsburg, (town,) Fle ming CO., Ky. , 591 Fletcher, Franklin cc, Vt,,. 1,014 Flint, Genesee cc, Mich. .... 984 Florence, Erie cc, Ohio,. , . . 1,655 Florence, Oneida cc, N, Y. , 1,259 Florence, St, Joseph cc, Mich. 528 Florence, Williams cc, Ohio, . 119 Florida, Berkshire ca, Mass. . . 441 Florida, Hillsdale cc, Mich. . . 297 Florida, Montgomery co., N.Y 5,414 Florida Territory, '. 54,477 Flowerfield, St, Joseph' cc, Mich 281 Floyd CO., (excluding Preston burg,) Ky ....f 6,218 Floyd CO., Ind ;, 9,454 Floyd cc, Ky 6,302 Floyd CO., Ga 4,441 Floyd cc, Va 4,453 Floyd, Oneida cc, N, Y 1,742 Floyd, Putnam cc, Ind. 1,296 Flushing, Belmont cc, Ohio, 1,683 Flushing, Genesee co., Mich. , 473 Flushing, Queens cc, N. Y. . 4,724 Fluvanna CO., Va, , . . 8,812 Fond du Lac cc, Wiskonsin, . . 189 Forest Lake, Susquehanna cc. Pa. 606 Forked Crepk, Willcc, 111. .. . 457 Forks, Lycoming cc. Pa 224 Forks, Northampton co!. Pa. 2,166 Forre.stburg, Sullivan co., N. Y. 483 Forsyth ca, Ga 5,619 Fort Ann, Washington cc, N.Y. 3,559 Fort Covington, Franklin cc, N.Y 2,094 (116) ^ CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. iJames of Places. Population. Fort Ed ward, Washington cc, N. Y 1,726 Fort Fairfield, or letter D., Aroostook co.. Me 26 Fester, Previdence cc, R. I. 2,181 Fountain cc; Ind 11,218 Fourche la Fave, Conway co.. Ark ./ 543 Fourche la Fave, Pope co.. Ark 167 Fourth precinct, Schuyler cc,Ill .2,370 Fowler and Ely, 1st range, township No. 1., Washing ton CO., Me 13 Fowler, St. Lawrence cc, N.Y 1,752 Powl«r, Trumbull co., Ohio, , . 935 Foxborough, Norfolk cc. Mass 1,298 Pox, Carroll cc, Ohio, 1,491 Fox, Clearfield co.. Pa 319 Foxcroft, Piscataquis cc. Me. . 926 Fraction of township 4 N., range 4 E., Pulton cc, III. . . 13 Framingham Academy Grant, Aroostook cc. Me 16 Framingham, Middlesex cc, Mass. . . 3,030 Francestown, HUlsborough co.,N. H , ,,.1,307 Franconia, Grafton co., N. H. 523 Franconia, Montgomery cc. Pa 1,183 Frankford, Cumberland cc. Pa 1,263 Frankford, Herkimer co.,N.Y. 3,096 Frankford, Sussex cc, N. J.. 2,410 Frankford, town, Franklin cc, Ky 1,917 Frankfort, Waldo co.. Me. . . 3,603 Franklin, Adams cc, Ohio,. . 1,3,55 Franklin, Adams Co., Pa. . . . 1,698 Franklin, Alleghany cc, 955 Franklin co., Appalachicola dist., Florida, 1,030 Franklin, Armstrong cc. Pa. .1,713 Franklin, Bergen cc, N. J. . .4,010 Franklin, (borough,) 'Venango CO., Pa. 595 Names of Places. Population. Franklin, Bradford cc. Pa 3.51 Franklin, Brown cc, Ohio, . . 1,199 FranklinvUle, Cattaraugus cc, N.Y .'..1,293 Fraiiklin, Chicot co.. Ark 227 Franklin, Clermont cc, Ohio, 2,218 Franklin, Columbiana cc, Ohio, 894 Franklin cc, Ala 14,270 Franklin cc, Ark 2,665 Franklin cc, Ga 9,886 Franklin cc. 111 3,682 Franklin cc, Ind 18,349 Franklin ca, Ky 9,420 Franklin, Howard cc. Mo. . . 2,015 Franklin, Huntingdpn cp.,Pa. 1,376 Franklin, Izard cp.. Ark 276 Franklin, Jackspn cp., Ohip,. 1,055 Franklin, Knpx cc, Ohip, . , 1,337 Franklin, Lee cc. III 189 Franklin, Lenawee cc, Mich. 1,023 Franklin, Licking ca, Ohio,. 1,131 Franklin, Livingston CO., Mp. . 587 Franklin, Lycoming cc. Pa, . . 529 Franklin, Marion Co., Jnd. . . 1,291 Franklin, Merrimack cc,N.H. 1,280 Franklin, Monroe co., Ohio,. 1,137 Franklin, Montgomery Co., Ind. 947 Franklin, New London cc, Conn. 1,000 Franklin, Norfolk ca, Mass. 1,717 Franklin, Owen co., Ind 865 Franklin, Portage cc, Ohio, 1,497 Franklin, Putnam cc, Ind. . . . 996 iFranklin, Richland cc, Ohio, 1,490 Franklin, Ross cc, Ohio,. . . . . 589 Franklin, Sevier cc. Ark 396 Franklin, Shelby co., Ohioi. . . 647 Franklin, Somerset co., N. J. 8,878 Franklin, Summit cc, Ohio,. 1,43,6 Franklin, Susquehanna co.. Pa. 515 Franklin Square in Salem, Columbiana CO., Ohio 151 Franklin, town, Milwaukee CO., Wiskonsin, . . . . , 248 Franklin cc. Me 20,801 Franklin cc. Mass 28,812 Franklin cc. Mi. 4,775 Franklin cc, Mc, 7,515 Franklin co., N.C 10,980 Franklin 00., N. Y 16,518 V2 fin; CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. NameH of Fkces. Poptilaiion. Franklin cc, Ohip, .2.5,049 Franklin cc. Pa 37.793 Franklin cc, Tenn 12,033 Franklin cc, Va 1.5,832 Franklin co., Vt 24.531 Franklin, Coshocton co., Ohio, 670 Franklin, Union cc. Ark 649 Franklin, Darke cc, Ohic ... 300 Franklin, Delaware cc, N. Y. 3,025 Franklin, Fayette cc, Pa. . . 1,396 Franklin, Floyd cc, Ind. .... 606 Ffanklin; Franklin cc, N. Y. . 193 Franklintcn, Franklin co, Ohio, 404 Franklin, Franklin ca, Vt. . 1.410 Franklin, Franklin co., Ohio, 1,116 Pran.kiin, Gloucester cc, N. J. 2,077 Franklin, Greepe ec. Pa. . . 1,486 Franklin, Hancock Co., Me. . . 502 Franklin, Harrison Co., Ind. . 1,113 Franklin, Harrison cc, Ohio, 1,117 Franklin, Hpnr'y cc, Ind. . . . 1,.532 Franklin, Warren co , N. J. .1,347 Franklin, Warren co., Ohio, 2,457 Franklin,Washington CO., Ind. 2.478 Franklin, Wayne co., Ind. . . l,14fl Franklin, Wayne co., Ohip, . 1,.504 Franklin, Westmoreland cc. Pa 2,320 Franklin, York cc, Pa 819 Franks, St. Francis Co., Ark. . 565 Frankstown, Huntingdon co.. Pa .....1,499 Frankstown, (borough,) Hunt ingdon CO., Pa. 8.57 Frederick co., Md 36.'405 Frederick Co., Va. 14,242 Frederick, Knox Co., Ohio, . . 444 Frederick, Montgomery co., -, Pa. 1,217 Fredericksburg, Muskingum CO., Ohio, 163 Freedom, Adams co.. Pa 465 I'Veedom, Beaver co.. Pa 384 Preedom.Cattaraugus cn.N. Y. 1,831 Freedom, Henry cc, Ohio, . . . 105 Freedom, Lafayette cn.. Mo. . 415 Freedom, Portage co., Ohio, . . 888 Freedom, Strafford cc, N. H. . 926 Frepdom, W.ildo cc. Me. . . 1,1.53 Freedom, Washtenaw cc, Mich. 956 Names of Places. fopulafion. Freedom, 'Wrwd co., Ohio, . . . 248 Fredonia, Calhoun Co., Mich. . 343 Fredonia, Crawford co„ Ind. . . 136 Fredonia, Licking cc, Ohio, . . 107 Freehold, Monmouthcc, N.J. 6,303 Freehold; Warren cc. Pa. . . . 778 Freeman, Franklin cc, Mp., . 888 Freeport, (borough,) Arm strong' CO., Pa. .". 727 Fieeport, Cumberland cb., Me.2-,662 Freeport, Harri-^on co.„ Ohio, 1,285 Freepo;-!, Stephenson co., III. . 491 Freetown, Bristol Co., Mast*. 1,772 Freetown, Cortland cc, N.Y. . 950 French Creek, Chatauque cc, N.Y 621 French Creek, Mercer cc. Pa. 981 French Creek, Venango'co., Pa. 787 French, Hartford, Jefferson, and Monroe, Adams co., Ind. 331 Frenchtown, Monroe cc, Mich. 833 Friendship, Alleghany co., N. Y 1,244 Friendship, Lincoln co., Me. . 725 Fryburg Academy Grant, Ox ford CO., Me 153 Fryeburg, Oxford cc, Mp. . . 1,536 Fulton, Callaway co., Mc, . 3 053 Fulton cc. 111 13,142 Fulton cc, N. Y. 18,049 Fulton CO., Ind 1,993 Fulton, Fountain cc, Ind.' .... 657 Fulton, Hamilton co., Ohio, . 1,506 Fulton, Schoharie cc, N.Y. 2,147 Fulton, Sevier cc. Ark 333 Gadsden cc, Middlesex, Flo rida, .5,992 Gaines; Orleans cc, N.Y. . 2,208 Gaines, Tiog-a Co., Pa 215 Gainsville, Genesee cc, N.Y. 1,437 Galena, Jo Daviess cc, IU. . . 1,843 Galena, Frankiin co.. Mo., . . . 803 Galpn, Wayne cn., N. Y. . . 4,284 Gallatin, cn.,-(excluding War saw,) Ky , 3,403 Gallatin, Columbia co., N. Y. 1,644 Gallatin cc, Ky 4,003 Gallatin cc. III , .. 10,760 Gallatin, Daviess co.. Mo. . . 1,467 Gallaway, Atlantic cp., N. J. 2,208 ^ (118) ^ CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Gallia co., Ohio, 13,444 Gallipoiis, Gallia cc, Ohio, . 1,413 Gaily Rock, Pope co., Ark. . . 219 Galway, Saratpga cc, N. Y. 2,412 Gambier, Knox'co., Ohio, .... 292 Gardiner, Kennebec cc. Me. 5,042 Gardner, Worcester cc, Mass. 1,260 Garland, Penobscot cc. Me. 1,065 Garrard cc, (excluding Lan-, caster,) Ky 10,000 Garrard cc, Ky. 10,480 Ga^onade cp.. Mo 5,330 Gasper, Preble cc, Ohio 836 Gates CO., N. C 8,161 Gates, Monroe CO., N. Y 1,728 Genesee, Alleghany cc, N. Y. 578 Genesee co., Mich 4,268 Genesee cc, N. Y. ' .^ . 59,587 Genesee, Genesee cc, Mich. . 425 Genesee, Livingston cc, N.Y. 2,892 Genesee, Milwaukee cc, Wis- kpnsin, '. '. . . . 238 Genesee, Pptter.cc, Pa. ..... 127 -Genesee tewn, Milwaukge cc, Wiskonsin, ... .^. .... . 238 Geneva, Ashtabula cc, Ohio, 1,295 Geneva town, Walworth co., Wiskonsin, 595 Genoa, Cayuga cc, N. Y 2,593 Genoa, Delaware cc, Ohio, . 1,193 Gfinoa, Livingston cp., Mich. ,. 504 Gebrgey Oceana cc, Mich. . . . . 38 Geprges, Fayette cp.. Pa. . . 2,371 Georgetpwn, D. C i 7,312 Geprgetpwn Dist., S. C. . . . 18,274 Geprgeto.wn, Essex cp.,Mass. 1,540 Geprgetpwn, Floyd co., Ind. . . 965 Georgetown, Lincoln cc. Me. 1,356 GebrgetPwn,Madisoncp.,N.Y.l,130 ¦Geprgetown, Scott cc, Ky. . 1,511 Georgetown, Vermilion cc. 111. 193 Georgia, .;. 691392 Georgia, Frariklin cc, Vt. .,2,106 German, Allen co^, Ohio, . . . 856 German, Baitholomew co., Ind. 839 German, Cape Girardeau cc, , Mo. ..;......, 771 German, Chenaagp cc, N. Y. 965 German, Clark cc, Ohioi . . 1,666 Gennan, Darke co., Ohio, . . 1,178 Names of Places. Population.. German Flats, Herkimer co., N.Y. 3,245 German, Harrispn cc, Ohip, 1,369 German, Helmes cp., Ohip, . 1,295 German, Lucas cc, Ohic, . .•• 452 German, Madisnn cp.. Mo. , . . 417 German, Mercer cc, Ohip, . 1,499 German, Montgeinery ce., Ohio, ,2,728 Germantown, Fayette cc. Pa. 2,310 Germantown, Colambia cc, N.Yj 969 Germantpwn, Philadelphia cp.. Pa. ....5,482 Germany, Adams cc. Pa. . . . 1,553 Gerry, Chatauque cc, N. Y. 1,288 Gettysburg, Adams co.. Pa., 1,908 Geauga co., Ohio, 16,297 Ghent, Columbia cc, N. Y. . 2,558' Gilead, Calhoun cc. 111 '.567 Gilead, Maripn cp., Ohip, .. . 1,150 Gill, Franklin cc. Mass 798 GUmer cc, Ga. 2,536 Gibspn, Clearfield cc. Pa 170 Gibspn CO., Ind 8,977 Gibson ca, Tenn. 13,689 Gibson, Darke cc, Ohio, 276 Gibson,' Gasconade co., Mc . . 808 Gibson, Susquehanna cc. Pa. 1,219 Gibson, Washington cOh Ind. . 738 Gilead, Branch co., Mich 214 Gilead, Oxford co.. Me 313 Giles ca, Tenn 21,494 Giles cc, Va 5,307 Gilford, Straffprd cc, N. H. . 2,072 Gilmantpn, Strafford cp.,N.H. 3,485 Gilsum, Cheshire cp., N. H. . . 656 Girard, Branch cp., Mich 452 Girard, Clearfield cc. Pa 349 Girard, Erie cc. Pa 2,660 Glasgcw city. Barren cc, Ky, 505 Glass Lake, Jackspn co.,Mich.l,127 Glastenbury, Hartfofd cp., Cpnn. 3,077 Glastpnbury, Bennington cc, Vt. 53 Glaze, Miller cc, Mc. ...... 380 Glenborn, Penobscot cc. Me. 664 Glenn, Montgnmery co., N.Y. 3,678 GlenvUle, Schenectady co., N.Y,.....: 3,068 42 (lu; CENSUS. OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. PopuVtion. Gloucester cc, N. J. . . . , . . 25,438 Gloucester CO., Va 10,715 Gloucester, Essex ec. Mass, 6,350 Gloucester, Gloucester cc, -' N.J 2,837 Glover, Orleans cc, Vt 1,119 Gloucester, Providence cp., R.L .....2,304 Glynn cc, Ga , 5,802 GpfBtPwn, HiUsbprpugh cp,, N.H.. 2,376 Golden, Erie cc, N. Y 1,088 Golesburg Township, 11 N. ' range, 1 E. Knox cc, IU. . . 323 Goochland ca, Va. . . . . . . . . 9,760 Good Hope, Hocking co.,-Ohio, 469 Gorham,- Coos cc, N. H. . , , . , 156 Gorham, Cumberland cc, Me.3,001 Gorham, Lucas co., Ohio, .... 342 Gorham, Ontario co.,,N. Y. . 2,779 Gpshen, Addispn cc, Vt. ..... 621 Goshen, Allen co., Ohio, ..... 236 Goshen, Belmont co., Ohip, ,. 1,880 Goshen, Champaign cc, Ohio, 1,407 Goshen, Clermont cc, ,Ohio, 1,442 Goshen, Columbiana cc, Ohio,l,392 Goshen Gore, by Plainfield, Caledonia cc, Vt ; .... 44 Goshen Gore, by Wheelock, ' Calesdonia cc, 'Vt 142 Goshen, Hampshire cc, Mass. 556 Goshen, Hardin cc, Ohio, .... 550 Goshen, Litchfield co.. Conn. 1,527 Goshen, Macoo cc. Mo 718 Goshen, Oj'ange cc, N. Y. . 3j889 Goshen, Sullivan cc, N. H. . . 779 Goshen, Tuscarawas cp.,Ohipil,885 Gpspprt, Rpckinghamco., N. H. 115 Gpuldsborough, Hanccck cc, Me , 7,198 Gpuverneur, St; Lawrence cc, N.Y 2,538 Graftcn cc, N, H 42,311 Grafton, Graftcn ca, N. H. . 1,201 Graham, Jeflerspn CO., Ind. ..1,199 Grafton, Lorain cc, Ohio, .... 713 Grafton, Rensselaer cc, N.Y, 2,019 Grafton, Windham cc, Vt. . 1,326 Grafton, Worcester co., Mass. 2,943 Grainger cc, Tenn 10,572 ~ Names of Places. Population; Granby, Essex cc, Vt.- 105 Granby, Hampshire cc, Mass. 971 .Granby, Hartford co.. Conn. 2,609 Granby, Oswego co., N. Y, . 2,385 Grand Blanc, Genesee co.,Mich,782 Grand Detour, Ogle cc, 111. . . 368 Grand Isle,cc, Vt. 3,883 Grand Isle, Grand Isle ca, Vt. 724 Grand, Marion cc, Ohio, 605 Grand Prairie, Marion cc, Ohio,717 Grand River, Caldwell oc, Mc 302 Grand River, Carroll co.. Mo.; 1,061 Grand River,Livingstpn co.,Mo.l73 Grand River, B,ives Co., Mo, ., 999 Grand River,'Van Buren cc, Mo.650 Grand View, Washington co., Ohio, ,.514 Granger, ^Heghany cc, N. Y,l,064 Granger, Medina cc, Ohio, . , 956 Grant cc, Ind. 4,875 Grant cc, Ky. 4,192 Grant CO., Wiskonsin, 3^926 Grantham, Sullivan cc, N. H.1,036 Granville, Addison co., Vt. . . . 545 Granville, Bradford cc. Pa. . . 651 GranvUle cc, N. C 18,817 Granville,Hampden cc, Mass.1,414 Granville, Mercer cc, Ohio, . 389 Granville, Mifflin co.,. Pa. ..1,016 GranvUle, MUwaukee co., Wiskonsin, , , 225 Granville,Muskingum cp.,Ohipjl56 GranvUle, (tpwn,) Licking cc, Ohio, ." „727 GranvUle tovvn, Milwaukee CO., Wisftonsin, 225 Granville, (township,) Lick ing CO., Ohio, . . -. 1,528 Granville, Washington cc, N.Y. .......3,846 Grape Grove, Ray cc, Mc . . 564 Gratipt, Muskingum pp., Ohio, 108 Gratis, Preble CO., Ohio, ... 1,931 Graves co., Ky. 7,465 Gravesend, Kings cc, N, Y,,. 799 Gray, Cunjberland cc. Me. -. 1,740 Gray, Gasconade Co., Mo. .."1,074 Grayson cc, Va. 9,087 Grayson, Owen co., Ind 475 Graystpn co,, Ky. 4,461 (120) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Gr. Barrington, Berkshire cp., Mass. 2,704 Great'Bend, Susquehanna cp., iPa .,. 859 Creat Egg Harbor, Atlantic cc,1€j.'.... .........2,739 Great Valley, Cattaraugus CO./N. Y. 852 Greece, Monroe cc, N. Y. . . 3,669 Green, Adams cc, Ohip, . . . . 1,086 Green, Beaver co.. Pa 1,500 Greenbrier co., Va 8,695 Gfeenbrier, Independence cc, Ark.; ,. 550 Green, Brown cc, Ohio, 358 Greenburg, Westchester co., N. Y. 3,361, Greenbush, Rensselaer cc; N.Y .3,701 Green Camp, Maripn cc, Ohip, 861 Greencastle, Putnatn cc, Ind. 2,258 Green, Clark cp., Ohip, .... 1,059 Green, Clinton Co., Ohio, . .'. 1,833 Green cp., Ky. . . . . ;.j 14,212 Greene, Chenango co., N. Y. 3;462 Greene cc, 7 8,821 Greene cc, Ala .24,024 Greene cc. Ark. 1,586 Greene cC, Ga. ;. ./. 11,690 Greene cc. III. . . ........ 11,951 Greene cc, Mi.\. 1,636 Greene cc. Mo 5,372 Greene cc, N. C 6,595 Greene cc, N. Y. ....... . 30,446 Greene cc, Ohio,. 17,528 Greene cc. Pa 19,147 Greene cp.,'Tenn 16,076 Greene cc, Va. 4,232 Greene cc, Wiskonsin, 933 Greene, Greene cc. Pa. ...... 611 Greene, Indiana Co., Pa. . . . . 2,321 Greene, Kehnebe'e Co., Me. . . 1,406 Green, Fayetteville,(borough,) Franklin cc. Pa. 411 Greenfield, Bedford cc, Pa. . 1,830 Greenfield, (borough,) Wash ington CO., Pa. ..;..., 264 Greenfield, Fairfield co.,Ohio, 2,138 Greenfield, Franklin co.^Massl 1,756 Greenfield, GaUia cc, Ohio, . . 639 11 Names of -Places. Population. Greenfield, Hancock cc. Me. . 223 Greenfield, Hillsborough cc, N.H. 834 Greenfield, Huron co., Ohio, 1,460 Greenfield, La Grange cc, Ind. 562 Greenfield, Luzerne cc, Pa. 1,480 Greenfield, Orange co., Ind. . . 635 Greenfield, Poinsett co., Ark. . 288 Greenfield, Saratoga co., N.Y 1.;. .........2,803 Greenfield, Wayne co., Mich. 738 Green, Polk co.. Mo. 599 Green, Franklin cc. Pa 2,518 Green, Gallia cc, Ohio, ; . . . 1,047 Green Greek, Sandusky cc, Ohio 1,186 Green, Hamilton cc, Ohio, . .2,939 Gr6en, Harrison cc, Ohio,. . 1,467 Green, Hancock cc, Ind. .... 837 Green, Hocking co., Ohio, . , 1,189 Green, Lafayette co,, Ohio, , 1,622 Greenland, Rockingham cc, N.H. 726 Green, Livingston cc. Mo. . . . 897 Green, Monroe co.^ Ohio, . . . . 937 Green, Noble cc, Ind 99 Greeh Oak, Livingston cc, Mich .....764 Green, Pike cc. Pa 178 Greenport, Columbia cc, N.Y. 1,161 Green, Randolph co., Ind. . , , . 596 Green, Richland cc, Ohio, . . 1,998 Green, Ross cc, Ohio, , . , , . 1,889 Greensbprpugh, Henry cc, Ind. 945 Greensboro', Orleans cc, 'Vt., . 888 Greensburg, (borough,) West moreland CO., Pa 800 Greensburg city, . Greene cc, TCy. .^ .:;..;. U.585 Greensburg, Putnam oc, Ohio, 276 Greensbush, Penobscot cc. Me. 261 Green, Scioto cc, Ohio 974 Green's Pork, Randolph cc, Ind.... i... 1,573 Green, Shelby co., Ohio, , 763 Green, Summit cc, Ohip,.,.. 1,536 Greensville cc, Va.. 6,366 Green, Sussex co., N. J. 777 Green, TrumbuU cc, Ohio, ... 646 Greenup cc, Ky , . . 6,297 ' (121) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names, of Plirces. Population. Green Village, in Green, Cp- lutnbiana cc, Ohip, 153 Greenville, CJarke cc. Ark. . . 152 Greenville, Darke co., Ohio, 2,006 Greenville Dist., S. C 17,839 Greenville, Erie cc,, Pa. ..... 862 Greenville, Floyd cc, Ind... 1,-^1 Greenville, Greene cp., N. Y. 2,338 GreenvUle;Piscataquisco., Me. 128 Greenville, Saline cc. Mo. . . . 451 Greenville, Somerset cc, Pa. . 572 Green, Wayne cb., Ind 1,373 Green, Wayne co., Ohio, . . . 1,751 Greenwich, Berks cc. Pa. . . 1,629 Greenwich, Cumberland cc, N. J 918 Greenwich; Gloucester co., N.J 2,958 Greenwich, Fairfield co.. Conn 3,921 Greenwich, Hampshire cc. Mass ,824 Greenwich; Huron cp., Ohip, 1,116 Greenwich, Warren cc, N. J. 2,902 Greenwich, Washingten Co., i N,Y.,.. ..3,382 Greenwood, Columbia cc, Pa. 1,217 Greenwood, Crawford jso,. Pa. 1,171 Greenwood, Juniata co., Pa. 1,237 Greenwood, MiUerstown, (bo rough,) Perry cc. Pa". 371 Greenwppd, Oxfprd ca. Me. . . 836 Greenvvppd, Perry cc. Pa. . . . 725 Greenwppd, Steuben cn.,N,Y, 1,138 Gregg, Centre cc. Pa. 1,671 Greig; Lewis cc, N. Y , . 592 Griffin, Conway cc. Ark 306 Griggs, Van Buren cc. Ark. , .579 Griswold, New Londpn cp., Cpnn ...2,166, Gross Point, Cook cp.. Ill 830 Groton, Caledonia cc, Vt. .... 928 Groton, Erie cc, Ohip, 854 Groton, Grafton cc, N. H. ... 870 Groton, Middlesex co., Mass. 2,139 Groton, New Londpn cc. Conn 2,963 Grotpn, Tompkins cc, N. Y. 3,618 Grove, Alleghany cp., N. Y. . . 623 Grpve, Clinton cc, Pa 239 Names of Places. Population. Groveland, ' Livingston cc, N.Y........... ...2,000 Groveland, Oakland cc, Mich. 655 Guernsey co., Ohio, 27,748 Guilderiand, Albany cc, N.Y. 2,790 GuHdhall,. Essex CO., Vt. . *. . 470 Guilford, Chenango ca, N.Y. 2,827 Guilford cc, N. C. 19,175 GuUford, Franklin cc. Pa. . . 3,125 Gtiilford in Hanover, Colam- biana ca, Ohio 216 Guilford, Medina cc, Ohioy. 1,400 Guilford, New Haven cc, .- Conn. ......2,412^ Guilford, Piscataquis cc. Me, ; 892 Guilford, Windham co., Vt, . 1,525 Gum Log, Pope oc. Ark 205 Gustavus, Trumbull cc, Ohio, 1^195 Guyan, Glallia co., Ohio, 343 Gwinnett cc, Ga 10,804 Gwynneddj Montgomery Co., Pa. .....1,589 Habersham cc, Ga 7,961 Hackensack, Bergen cc, N.J. 2,631 Hacketash Island, Hancock CO., Me ; .'v 18 Haddam, Middlesex GO.,Cpnn. 2,598 Hadley, Hampshire oc. Mass-. 1,874 Hadley, Lapeer cp., Mich.. . ; . 365, Hadley, Saratoga cc, N. Y. . . 865 Hague, Warren cc, N. Y. . . . . 610 Hale, Hardin cc, Ohio, 267 Hale Location, Coos co., N. H.. . 6 Halfinopn, Centre co.. Pa. . . 1,406 Halfmppn, Saratpga ca, N. Y. 2,631 Halifax cc, N. C 16,865 Halifax co., Va ; 25,936 Halifax, Dauphin Co., Pa. . . ; 2,608 Halifax, Plymouth cc, Mass.. .734 Halifex, Windham co., Vt.. . 1,399 Hall cc, Ga. .;.... 7,875 Hallowell, Kennebec ec. Me. 4,654 Hamblin, Brown oc, Ind. .... 721 Hamburg, Calhoun cc, IU. , r. 214 Hamburg, Erie cc, N. Y,. . . 3,727 Hamburg, Livingston cc, Mich, 602 Hamden, New Haven oc, - Cpnn 1,797 HamUtpn, Adams cp.. Pa 1,069 Haniiltpn, Atlantic cc, N. J. 1,565 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Hamilton Ban, Adams cc. Pa. 1,460 Hamiltpn, Butler cc, Ohic, . 1,409 Hamiltpn cc, III. .' 3,945 HamUtpn cc, Ind 9,855 Hamilton cc. Middle Florida, 1,464 Hamilton cc; N. Y 1,907 Hamilton co,, Ohio, 80,145 Hamilton cc, Tenn 8,175 Hamilton, Essex cc, Mass. . . . 818 HamUtpn, Frankiin cc, Ohio, 1,119 Hamiltpn, Franklin oc. Pa. 1,719 HamUton, Jackson cc, Ohio,. . 415 Hamiltpn, McKean cc. Pa 52 Hamilton, Madison co., N. Y. 3,738 Hamilton, Monroe cc. Pa. . , 1,508 Hamilton, Van Buren cc, Mich. 145 Hamilton, Warren co., Ohio, 1,711 Hamlin's Grant, Oxford cc. Me; 80 Hammond, St. Lawtence co., N.Y 1,845 Hampden cc, Mass. ...... .37,366 Hampden, Delaware cc, N.'Y. 1,469 Hampden, Geauga cc, Ohip, . . B40 Hampden, Penpbscct cc, Me. 2,668 Hampshire oc. Mass 30,897 Hampshire cc, Va. . . .• 12,295 Hampstead, Rockingham cc, - N.H 890 Hamptonburg, Orange cc, N.Y 1,379 Hampton Falls, Rockingham cc,N.H 656 Hampton, Hampton precinct, Rock Island ca. 111 64 Hampton precinct. Rock Is land co„ IIL ..,.. ,...391 Hampton, Rockingham co., N.H...,....., 1,320 Hamptpn, Washingtnn Co., N.Y. 972 Hampton,Windham co.. Conn. 1,166 ¦Hamtramck,Wayne co.,Mich. 1,797 Hancock, Addispn co,, Vt.. . . . 465 Hancpck, Berkshire cp., Mass. 922 Hancpck cc, Ga 9,659 Hancock cc, HI 9,946 Hancock cc, Ind 7,535 Hancpck cc, Ky; 2,581 Hancnck Co., Me. 28,605 Hancock oo.. Mi, ,, 3,367 Names of Places. Population. Hancock cc, Ohip, 9,986 Hancpck, Delaware cc, N.Y. 1,026 Hancock, Hancpck cc. Me. . . 760 Hancock, HUlsborough cc, N.H :.... ,.1,845, Handy, Livingston cc, Mich. . 158 Hannibal, Oswego cc, N. Y. 2,269 Hanover, Beaver cc, Pa. . . , 1,662 Hanover, (borpugh,) Yprk cc. Pa. 1,070 Hanpver, Butler cp., Ohip, . . 1,680 Hannver, Chatauque cc, N.Y, 3,998 Hanpver, Cppk op,, III. 288 Hanpver op., Va ]14,968 Hanpver, Dauphiq cc. Pa.,, 2,772 Hanover, Grafton cc, N, H, 2,613 Hanover, in Hanover, Colum biana CO., Ohio, 424 Hanover, Jackson cc, Mich. . 714 Hanover, Lehigh CO., Pa 1,341 Hanover, Jefferson cc; Ind. . . 840 Hanover, Licking cc, Ohio, . . 943 Hanover, Luzerne cp.. Pa. . . 1,938 Hanpver, Merris cc, N, J. . 8,909 Hanpver, Northampton, co.. Pa. 382 Hanover, Plymouth cC, Mass. 1,488 Hanover, Richland cc, Ohip, 1,485 Hanpver, Shelby cn., Ind. . . 1,438 Hanover,Washington co.,Pa. 2,002 Hanson, Plymouth cc, Mass. 1,040 Harbor Island, Hancock co.. Me. 4 Harbor Island, Hancock co.. Me., 9 Harbour Creek, Erie co.. Pa. 1,843 Hardiman cc, Tenn. ..... 14,563 Hardin, Conway cc, Atk. . . . .428 Hardin oc. Ill 1,378 Hardin OP-., Ky 16,357 Hardin cc, Ohip, 4,598 Hardin cc, Tenn. 8,245 Hardy, Holmes cc, Ohio, , , . 1,982 Hardinsburg city, {Brecken ridge oc,) Ky 634 Hardwick, Caledonia cc, Vt. 1,354 Hardwick, Warren co., N. Y. 1,954 Hardwick, Worcester cc. Mass ; 1,789 Hardy CO., Va. 7,633 Hardyston, Sussex cc, N. J, 2,831, Harford eo„Md 17,121 Harios, Centre co., Pa 2,002 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. 'Harkness, Peeria cc. Ill 375 Harian cp., Ky. . . . , . . 3,016 Harlem, Delaware cc, Ohip, . 963 Harmer, (ccrporation,) Wash ington CO., Ohio, 692 Hatmony,Chatauque co.,N.Y. 3,840 Harmony, Clark co., Ohio, . . 1,660 Harmony, Delaware cc, Ohio,- 676 Harmpny,- Perry co., Ind. . . 1,764 Harmony, Somerset cc, Me. 1,096 Harmony, Susquehanna cc. Pa. 528 Harmony, Van Buren cc. Mo, 569 Harmony, Warren cc, N, J. 1,602 Harmony, Washington cc. Mo. 789 Harpensfieldj Delaware cc, .N.Y. 1,708 Harpersfield, Ashtabula co., Ohio, 1,397 Harpswell, Cumberland cc. Me... .i...,,,. 1,448 Harrington, Bergen cc, N. J, 1,130 Harrington, Washington, co,, Me ,, ,.1,542 Harrisburg, Dauphin cc. Pa. 5,980 Harrisburg, Franklin co., Ohio, 81 Harrisburg Lewis co., N. Y. . 850 Harrodsburg, town, (Mercer cc,) Ky 1,254 Harris, Centre co;. Pa. 1,978 Harris cc, Ga. ......... . 13,933 Harrison, Blackford cc, Ind. . 387 Harrison, Carroll co., Ohio, . 1,308 Harrison, Champaign co.,'Ohio, 790 Harrison, Clay cc, Ind 674 "Harrison, Cole cc,Mo., 547 Harrison cc, Ind. ... .... 12,489 Harrison cc, Ky. ........ 12,472 Harrison cC, Ohio,' 20,099 Harrison Co., Va. : 17,669 Harrison, Cumberiand co. Me. 1,243 Harrison, Darke Co., Ohio, . . 1,667 Harrison, Fayette cc, Ind. . 1,690 Harrison, Gallia cP., Ohip, . . . 688 Harrison, Hancock co., Ind. . . 399 Harrison, Harrison cc, Ind. 3,253 Harrison, Henry co'., Ind. .... 788 Harrison, Hudson co., N. J. 1,156 Harrison, Jackson cc, Ohio, . . 378 Harrison, Knox cc, Ohio, . , , 8fl3 Harrison, Licking cc, Ohio, . 870 Names of Places. Population. Harrison, ,IiOgan ^cc, Ohio, . . 658 Harrison, Macomb cc, Mich. . 395 Harrison, Muskingum cc, Ohioi641 Harrison, Ovven co., Ind. 401 Harrison, Perry cc, Ohip, . 1,034 Harris Gore, Galedopia cc, Vt. 16 HarriSj 0,rtawa cc, Ohio, .... 318 Harrison, Pickaway cc, Ohip, .;..., 1,149 Harrispn, Pptter cp,. Pa., .... 497 Harrigon, Preble to., Ohip, . 1,706 Harrispn, Ross co,, Ohio, .... 631 Harrison, Scioto co., Ohio, . . . 686^ Harrison, Van Wert ca, Ohio, 168 Harrison, Westchester, oc, ' N.Y, :,,,....,,..,,,,, 1,139 Harrisville, Medina co„ Ohio, 1,255 Hart CO., Ky ....... . 7,031 Hartford cc, Conn 55,628 Hartford cc, Md 17,120 Hartford city, Hartford cc. Conn. 9,468 Hartford, Oxford cc. Me. . . 1,473 Hartford, Pike cc. Mo 776 Hartford, Susquehanna co.,Pa.l,179 Hartford, (Jtowh,) Licking CO., Ohio, .-.:... 106 Hartford, town, (Ohio co.,) Ky. 309 Hartford, (township,) Licking CO., Ohio, '..\.. 1,249 Hartford, Trumbull co., Ohio, 1,123 Hartford, Van Buren cc, Mich. 76 Hartford, Washington co. N.Y. 2,164 Hartford, Windsor Co., Vt. . 2,194 Hartland, Hartford cC, Conn. 1,060 Hartland, Huron co., Ohio, . . 925 Hartland, Livingston co., Mich. 570 Hartland, Niagara co., N. Y. 2,350 Hartland, Somerset co.. Me. 1.028 Hartland, Windsor co., Vt.\ 2,841 Hartley, Union cc, Pa. .... 1,866 Hart's Grove, Ashtabula cc, Ohio, 553 Hart's Location, Coos co., N. H .44 Hart, Warwick cc, Ind. .... 888 Hartwich, Otsego co., N. Y. 2,490 Harvard, Worcester CO., Mass. 1,571 Harvesville, town, Hancock co.,Ky 420 (124) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. ,. Naraea.of Places. Population, -Harwich, Barnstableco.,Mas8.2,930 Harwinton, Litchfield cc, , Conn. 1,201 Hastings, Barry co., Mich. . . . 279 Hastings,; Oswego cp., n! Y. 1,983 Hatch and Cleave's Grant, on ' States' Land, Grafton cc,N.H. 4 Hat Creek, Taney cp., Mo. . . . 181 Hatfield, Hampsfiire co., Jilass. 933 Hatfield, Montgomery cc. Pa. 895 Haverford, Delaware cc. Pa. 1,139 Haverhill, Essex co., Mass. . 4,336 HaverhUI, Grafton cc, N. H. 2,784 Haverstraw, Rockland cc, N.Y 3,449 Havv Creek, Bartholomew cc, Ind ,...1,265 Haw Creek, Morgan cc. Mo. , 608 Hawkins cc, Tenn 15,035 Hawley, Franklin cc, Mass. . S77 Haycock, Bucks ca. Pa. , . . 1,021 Hayfield, Crawford cc, Pa. . 1,401 Haywood cc, N.C 4,975 Haywpod oc, Tenn ,. 13,870 Hazle, Luzerne col. Pa 893 Heard cc, Ga. 5,329 Hearsley, Genesee co., Mich. 115 Heath, Franklin cc, Mass. . . . 895 Heath, Harrisoir cc, Ind. . . 1,854 Hebron, Grafton cc, N.K. . . 508 Hebrsn, Licking cc, Ohio, . . 473 Hebron, Oxford cc, Me. 945 Hebron, Potter co.. Pa. ; 163 Hebron, ToUand cc. Conn. . 1,732 Hebron, Washington cc, N.Y.2,498 Hector, Potter cc. Pa 119 Hector, Tompkins cc, N. Y. 5,652 Heidelburg, Berks cc. Pa. . 3,589 Heidelburg, Lebanon cc, Pa. 2,827 Heidelburg, Lehigh cc. Pa. 2,354 Heidelburg, York cc. Pa. . . 1,528 Hellam, York oc. Pa 1,421 Helt, Vermilion cc, Ind. . . . 2,125 Hemlock, Columbia cc. Pa.. . . 957 Hempfield, Westmoreland cc. Pa ...4,772 Hempstead,Q,ueens cc, N.Y. 7,609 Hempstead co., Ark. ...... 4,931 Henderson cc, Ky 9,548 Henderson cc, N. C .¦ . . 5,139 Names of Places. Population. Henderson cc, Tenn, , , , , 11,875 Henderspn, Huntingdpii: co.. Pa .., 1,,555 Henderson,Jefferson co.,N.Y. 3,480 Hendersonville, township, 13 . N. range, 1 E. Knox co.. III. 271 Hendricks CO., Ind 11,264 Hendricks, Shelby co,, Ind. . . 879 Henniker, Merrimack ce., N.H 1,715 Henricp cc, Va. . . , 38,076 Henrietta, Jackspn oc, Mich. 277 Henrietta, Lerain cc, Ohio, . . 743 Henrietta, Monroe cc, N- Y. 2,085 Henry Clay, Fayette cc, Pa. . 891 Hpnry oc, Ala 5,787 Henry cc, Ga 11,756 Henry oc. III 1,260 Henry cc, Ind 15,128 Henry CO., Ky 18|)15 Henry cc, Ohio 2;503 Henry cc, Tenn. ., 14,906 Henry cc, Va 1,335 Henry, Henry oc, Ind. .... 1,818 Henry, Iowa, 3,772 Henry, Marshall cc. III. 177 Henry, Wood cc, Ohio, 213 Hepburn, Lycoming cc. Pa. 1,'570 Hereford, Berks cc. Pa. ... 1,235 Herkimer cc, N. Y. 87,477 Herkimer,Herkimer co.,N.Y. 2,369 Herman, St. Lawrence cc, N.Y .1,271 Hermon, Penobscot co.. Me; 1,042 Herrick, Bradford co.. Pa. .... 632 Herrick, Susquehanna cc, Pa. 629 Hertford cp., N. C 7,484 Hej^mouth, Atlantic cc, N. J. 1,158 Hickman ca, Ky. ; 8,968 Hickman cc, tenn 8,618 Hickory Creek, WiU cc. III.. .719 Hickory Grove, Warren cc, , Mc , .828 Hickory, Mercer co.. Pa. . . . 1,831 Hicksville; Williams cc, Ohio, 67 Highland cc, Ohio,. 33,269 Highgate, Franklin cc, Vt. , .2,292 Highland, Madison co.. III. . 1,151 Hiehland, Muskingum co,, .Ohio,.. -...884 11* W (125) CENSUS, OF THE UNITED STATES, Namesof Places. Population. Highland, Oakland cc, Miqh, 566 Highland, Vermilion co,, Ind. 1,653 Hilbourn," Madispn cc. Ark. . , 367 Hill, Graftcn ca, N. H. . . . , . , 999 Hjlliar, Knpx cc, Ohip, .... 1,012 Hillsboro', HUlsborpugh cc, N. H ..,,... 1,807 HiUsbprpugh cc. East Flprida, 452 HiUsbprpugh cc, N. H 42,494 HUIsborouffb, Somerset co., N, J . . 2 863 Hillsdale," Coiumbia cc, n! Y. 2^470 HiUsdale oo., Mich 7,240 Hill's Gore, 4th range, Wash- ' ingtPn cc. Me 30 Hiiltpwn, Bucks co., Pa 1,910 Hinckley, Medina cc, Ohip, 1,285 Hinds ca. Mi ;....... 19,098 Hineaburgh, Chittenden cc, im 1,682 Hinkley tpwnehip. No. 3, 1st range, Washington co.. Me. . . 9 Hingham,PIymouth oc, Mass. 3,564 Hinsdale, Berkshire co.. Mass, 955 Hinsdale, Cattaraugus cc, N.Y .1,937 Hinsdale, Cheshire cc, N. H. 1,141 Hiram, Oxford cc. Me 1,233 Hiram, Portage cc, Ohio, . . 1,080 Hoadlin, Van Wert cc, Ohip, , . 40 Hpoking cc, Ohip, '. . 9,741 Hpoking, Fairfield cc, Ohio, 2,137 Hodgdon, Aroostook oc. Me, . . 665 Hog Island, Hancock cc, Me.. .12 Holbrook Island, Hancpck cc, Me. 3 Holden Plantation, Moose river, Somerset co.. Me 65 Holden, Worcester oc, Mass. 1,874 Holderness, Grafton co.; N.H. 1,528 Holland, Erie cc, N. Y. . . . . 1,24? Holland, Hampden oo.,- Mass. ; 423 Holland, Orieans cc, Vt. . . . . . 605 Hollidayshurg, (borough,) .Huntingdon cc, Pa. ..... 1,896 HpUis, HiUsbprpugh co., N.H. 1,333 Hollis, York cb.. Me .'.2,363 HoIliston,Middlesexco.,Mass. 1,782 Hplly, Oakland co.; Mich 4^9 Holmes co.. Mi 9,452 Holmes co,, Ohio, 18,088 Names of Places. Population Holmes, Crawfprd oo., Ohio, . . 745 Homer, Athens cc, Ohio, .... 912 Homer, Calhoun co., Mich. . . . 824 Homer, Ccrtland co., N. Y. . . 3,572 Homer, Licking 6p., Ohip, .... 2011 Homer, Medina cc, Ohio, .... 660 Honesdale, AjVayne cc, Pa.. .1,086 Hoheybrook, Chester cc, Pa. 1,773 Hooksett,Merrimaok co.,N.H. 1,175 Hoosick, Rensselaer cc, N.Y. 3,539 Hope, Waldo oc, Me 1,770 Hope, Warren oo., N. J. . . . . 1,690 Hppewell, Beaver cc. Pa. . . 1,603 Hopewell, Bedford cc. Pa. . . 1,213 Hppewell, Cumberland oo., N.J.. ,..;... .2,220 Hppewellj Cumberland co,, Pa. 1,036 Hopewell, Huntingdon co.. Pa. 1,238 Hopewell, Licking co., Ohio, 1,150 Hopevvell, Mercer cc, N. J.. 3,2Q5 Hopewell, Ontario oc, N. Y. 1,976, Hopewell, Perry oc, Ohio, , . 1,544 Hopewell, Seneca cc, Ohio,. . 913 Hopewell, (town,) Muskin gum CO., Ohio, 71 Hopevvell, (township,) Mus kingum CO., Ohip, 1,735 Hopewell, Washington co.,Pa. 1,596 Hopewell, York cb., Pa 1,905 Hopkins Academy Grant, Pe nobscot CO., Me; 3 Hopkins cc, Ky. .'. 9,171 HopkinsvUle, town, Christian oo.,Ky 1,581 Hopkinton, Merrimack oc, N.H. 2,455 Hppkintpn, Middlesex cc, Mass. 2,245 Hppkinton, St. Lawrence cc, N.Y. ',,, 1,147 Hopkinton, Washington cc, R. I. .> 1,726 Horace, Tioga Co., Pa 82 Horicon, Warren cc, N. Y. . . 659 Hornby, Steuben cc, N. Y. . 1,048 HornellsvUIe, Steiiben cc, N.Y 2,121 Horry Dist., S. C 5,755 (126) CENSUS OF THE UNITED- STATES. Names of Places. - Population. Horsehead, Johnson cc. Ark. .715 Hbrsham, Montgomery cc. Pa 1,182 Hot Spring cc, Ark. . . . ^ . . 1,907 Hot Sprmg, Hot Spring cc. Ark 361 Houltpn, Arppstpok cc. Me.. 1,597 Hpunsfield, Jefferspn cc, N.Y. 4,146 Houstcn, Clearfield cc. Pa. . . 129 Houston CO., Ga 0,711 Howard, Cass oc, Mich 370 Howard, Centre oc. Pa. . . . 1,409 Howard cc, Mo. ........ 13,108 Howard, Knox oc, Ohio, .... 999 Howell, Livingston cc, Mich. 321 Howell, Monmouth cc, N. J. 4,699 Howard's Gore, Oxford cc, Me,131 Howard, Steuben ca, N. Y. 3,247 Howland, Penobscot cc, Me. . 322 Howland, TrumbuU CO., Ohio, 1,035 Hubbardstoo, Worcester cc. Mass 1,784 Hubbardton, Rutland cc, Vt. 719 Hubbard, Trumbull cc, Ohio, 1,242 Hudson city, Columbia cc, N.Y 5,672 Hudson oc, N. J. . . . .. 9,483 Hudson,HUlsboroughoo.,N.H.l,148 Hudson, Lenawee cc, Mich. . 599 Hudson,, Summit co., Ohio, 1,220 Hull, Plymouth CO., Mass. ... 231 Hume, AUeghany cc, N. Y. 2,803 Hnniphrey, Cattaraugus cc, N. Y. 444 Humphreys cc, Tenn. .... 5,195 Hunterdon cc, N. J 24,789 Hunter, Greene ca, N. Y. . 2,019 Huntingdon, Adams cc. Pa. 1,481 Huntingdon, (borPugh,) Hun tingdon CO., Pa 1,145 Huntingdpn cc. Pa 35,484 Huntingdon, Fairfield co.. Conn 1,328 Hnntingdon, Suffolk oc, N.Y. 6,562 Huntington, Brown oo., Ohio, 2,362 Huntington, Chittenden co.,Vt. 914 Huntington cc, Ind 1,579 Huntington, Gallia co., Ohio, . 971 Huntington, Lorain op., Ohio, 743 Huntington, Luzerne co.. Pa. 1,510 Names of Places. Fopulaticm, Huntington, Ross cc, Ohio, . 1,169 Huntsburg, Geauga cc, Ohjo, 911 Huriey, Ulster co., N. Y. . . 2,301 Huron cc, Ohio, 23,933 Huron, Erie co.; Ohio, ..... 1,488 Huron, Wayne co., Mich. . , , 307 Huron, Wayne cc, N, Y. . . 1,943 Hurricane, Lincnln cc, Mc. . 1,795 Husten, Centre co.. Pa 557 Hyde cc, N. C ' 6,458 Hyde Park, Dutchess cc, N.Y 2,364 Hyde Park, LamoiUe cc, Vt. 1,080 Iberville, La 8,495 Ida, Monroe oc, Mich 251 Illinois, ...476,183 Illinois, Calhoun cc. III. 132 Illinois, Pope cc, Ark. . . . . . . 173 lUinpis, Washingtpn cOi, Ark. 519 lUmpy, Pppe oc. Ark 208 Imus's, Jp Daviess co.. 111. .. . . 401 Independence, Alleghany cc, N.Y. 1,440 Independence cc. Ark 3,669 Independence, Cuyahoga cc, Ohio, 7.54 Independence, Oakland co., Mich. 830 Independence, Macon cc. Mo. 545 Independence, Warren ca, N.J 2,284 Independence, Washington oc, Ohip, 335 Indiana, 685,866 Indiana, Alleghany co.. Pa. . 2,697 Indiana, (borough,) Indiana cc. Pa. 674 Indiana cc. Pa 20,782 Indianapolis, (city,) Marion CO., Ind., 2,692, Indian Creek, .and Rattan's Prairie, MadiSon cc. III. . . -331 Indian Creek, Monroe oc. Mo. 572 Indian River, Sussex cc, Del. 1,755 Indian Stream, Coos cc, N. H. 315 Indian Township, No. 3, Pe nobscot CO., Me. , 6 Industry, Franklin cc, Me. . 1,086 Ineabar, Lafayette co.. Mo. . . 392 Ingham cb., Mich 2,498 43 (127) CENSUS OF" THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Poi)ulation, Ingham, Ingham cc, Mich: ; . 273' Inlet, Lee ec,. 111. .,.,,,',... 450 lona, Ionia Co.; Mich 486 Ionia cc, Mich,' 1,923 Iowa CO., Wiskonsin, 3,978 Iowa territpry, 43,112 Ipswich, Essex cc, Mass. . .3,000 Ira, Cayuga cp., N. Y 2,283 Ira, Rutland.cc, Vt 431 iTasburgh, Orleans oc, Vt. : . . 971 ha, St. Clair, Mich. 204 Iredell cp„ N. C '. 15,685 Irpndequeit, Mpnrne cc, N.Y. 1,352 Iroquois co.. 111. 1,695 Irwin cc, Ga 2,038 Irwin, Venango cc. Pa. . . . 1,111 Island Creek, Jefferspn cc, Ohip; 1,867 Isle La Mott, Grand Isle cc, Vt. 435 Isle of Wight cci Va 9,972 iMiBsboro, Waldo cc. Me.' 777 Islip, Suffolk CO., N. Y 1,909 Israel, Preble cc, Ohio, . . . 1,547 Italy, Yates cc, N. Y. ..... 1,634 Itawamba co.. Mi. ...... . . 5;375 Ithaca, Tompkins cc," N. Y. 5,650 Izard cc. Ark. .; ; 2,240 Jackman's Township, Somer- - set CO., Me. ; 10 Jacks, Blackford cc, Ind, . , . , 154 Jackson, AUen cc, Ohio, . . ; . 569 Jackson, Brown co., Ind. . , . . 500 Jacksoh, Brown co.,Ohio, . . 1,253 Jacksonburg, Butler cc, -Ohio, 136 Jackson, Cambria cc. Pa. . . . 628 Jackson, Carroll cc. Ark. . , . 281 Jackson,Champaign co.,Ohio, 1,481 Jackson, Clark co., Mb 659 Jackson, Clay co., Ind. ...... 918 Jackson, Clermont cc, Ohio, . 883 Jackson cc, Ala. .j 15,715 Jackson cc,' Appalachicpla District, .... .-. . . ,.: 4,681 Jackson cc, Ark ; . . . 1,540 •Jackson cc, Ga. ;......... 8,522 Jackson cc, HI 3,566 Jackson cc, Ind. 8,961 Jackson, Columbia cc. Pa. . . 265 Jackson cc. Mi. 1,965 Jackson CO., Mich. 18,130 'Namesof Places. , Poi}ulatioii. jackspn CC, Mp. ". 7,612 Jackspn cc, Ohio, 9,744 Jackspn, CppS cp;, N. H 584 Jackspn, CnsHocton cc, Ohio;il,896 Jack.son cc, Tenn 12,872 Jackson cc, Va. j . . . . 4i890 Jackson, Crawford cc, Ohio, . 654 Jackson, Darke cc, Ohic, .'. . .303 Jackson, Dauphin oc. Pa. . . 1,164 Jackson, Dearborn co., Ind, . 1,007 Jackson,, Fayette cc, Ind. . . 1,185 Jackson, Fpuntain co., Ind. ,, . 960 Jackson, Franklin oc, Ohio, '. . 784 Jackson, Greene cpJ, Pa. . . . 1,020', Jackspn, Guernsey cc, Ohip, 1,153 Jackspn, Hamiltpn cc, lnd.'l,209, Jackspn, Hancock cb., Ind. . 1,1®, Jackson, Hancock cc, Ohio, , 630 Jackson, Hardin co,, Ohio, .'. . 260 Jackson, Highland cc, Ohio, 2,352 Jackson, Hocking co.', Ohio, . . 472 Jackson, Iowa, 1,411 Jackson, Jackson cc, Mich. 2,773 Jackson, Johnson cd. Mo, . . 1,566 Jackson, Knox co., Ohio, .... 994 Jackson, Lebanon cd. Pa. . . 2,508 Jackspn, Livingstpn cc, Mc . 593 Jackspn, Lycoming co.. Pa. . . 836 Jackson, Macon cp., Mp. .... 373 Jackspn, Mpnrpe cc. Ark. . . . 167 Jackspn, Monroe cc. Mo. . . 2,905 Jackson, Monroe cc, Ohio, . . 805 Jackson, MbntgPrnery cc, .Ohip, 1,688 Jackspn, Morgan cc, Ohio, . . 920 Jackson, Muskingum cc, Ohio, 960 Jackson, Northumberland co.. Pa 1,584 Jackson, Owen cc, Ind 594 Jackspn, Orange co., Ind. , , , 529- Jackson, Peoria cc, IU 232 Jackson, Perry cc, Ohio, . . 1,700 Jackson, Pickaway cc, Ohio, . 093 Jackson, Pike cc, Ohio, . . . 1,094 Jackson, Polk Co., Mo 1,035 Jackson, Preble cc, Ohip, . . 1,260 Jackspn, Putnarh cc, Ind. . ., 923 Jaokscn, Randolph Co., Ind. . . -591 Jackson, Ripley cc, Ind. . . . 4,936 Jackson, Rush cc, Ind 914 (my ~ CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Jackson, Sandusky cc, Ohio, . 929 Jackson, Seneca cc, Ohio, . . . 596 Jackson, Sevier cc. Ark. .... 383 Jackson, Shelby co., Ind. . ; 1,511 Jackson, Shelby cc, Ohio, . . . 478 Jackson, Stark cc, Ohio, . . 1,547 Jackson, Steuben co., Ind. . . . 397 Jackson, St. Genevieve cc, Me. 302 Jackson, Susquehanna cc. Pa. 754 Jackson, Tioga cc. Pa 1,123 Jackspn, Taney cc, Mp 687 Japkspn, Tippecanpe cc, Ind. 471 Jackson, (tpwn,)'jackspn on., •Ohio,.. 297 Jackson, (township,) Jackson cc, Ohio,... .410 Jackson, Trumbull cc, Ohio, 1,134 Jackson, Union ca, Ark 520 Jackson, Uninn cc, Ohio 352 Jackspn, Waldp cp„ Me 653 Jackson, Washingten cc, Ind. 2,463 ¦Jackspn,Washington co.,N.Y. 1,7:30 Jackson, Wayne cc, Ind. . . . 3,403 Jackson, Wayne co„ Ohio, . . 1,645 Jackson, Will co.. Ill 1,072 Jackson, Wood oc, Ohip, 25 Jaffrey, Cheshire cc, N. H.. 1,411 Jailes, Van Buren cc. Ark. . . 338 Jamaica, Queen's cc, N. Y. 3,781 Jamaica, Windham cc, Vt. . 1,586 !James City cc, Va. 3,779 James Baypu, Scptt cp., Mp. . , 648 James, Steuben cc, Ind. ..... 314 James, Taney cc. Mo 164 Jamestown, Newport cc, R. I. 365 Jarvis Gore, Penobscot cc. Me. 185 Jascp, Li-vingstpn cc, Mich. . . 395 Jasper CP.,I11 1,472 Jasper cp., Ind 1,267 Jasper cc. Mi 3,958 Jasper cp., Ga 11,111 Jasper, Newtpn cc, Mp 185 Jasper, Pelk cc, Mp 556 Jasper, Ralls cc. Mo. 530 Jasper, Steuben cc, N. Y. . . 1,187 Java, Genesee cc, N. Y. . . . 2,367 Jay, Clearfield cc, Pa 862 Jay co„ Ind 3,863 Jay, Essex cc, N, Y, 2,358 Jay, Franklin cc, Me 1,750 Names of Places. Population.' Jay, Orleans cc, Vt. 308 Jefferson, Adams cC, Ohio, . . , 937 Jefferson, Alleghany cc. Pa, 1,779, Jefferson, AUen cc, Ind. ..... 108 Jefferson, Ashtabula cc, Ohio, 710 Jefferson, Buchanan, cc. Mo. . . 448 Jefferson, Cambria cc. Pa. . . . 141 Jefferson, Cass cc, Mich. . . t. 471 Jefferson, (city,) Cole cc. Mo. 1,174 Jefferson, Clark cc. Mo 357 Jefferson, CUnton cc, Ohio, . . 474 ¦Jefferson, Coos oc, N. H 575 Jefferson, Coshocton cc, Ohio, 771 Jefferson-cc, Ala 7,181 Jefferson cc, Afk 2,566 Jefferspn cc, (excluding Leuis- : vUle city,) Ky , . . . 15,136 Jefferspn ca, Ga 7,254 Jefferspn cc. 111 5,762 Jefferspn cc, Ind. . .• 16,614 Jefferspn cc, Ky. ....... . 36,346 Jefferspn cc. Middle Florida, 5,713 Jefferson cc. Mi 11,650 Jefferson cc. Mo 4,296 Jefferson Cc, N, Y 60,984 Jefferson cc, Ohio, 25,030 Jeffferson cc. Pa 7,253 Jefferson cc, Tenn 12,076 Jefferson cc, Va. 14,082 Jefferson cc, Wiskonsin, 914 Jefferson, Fayette cc. Pa. . . 1,516 Jefferson, Franklin cc, Ohio, 1,040 Jefferson, Grant cc, Ind 636 Jefferspn, Greene ce.. Pa. . . . 1,295 Jefferspn, Guernsey cc, Ohip, 941 Jefferspn, Hamilton cc, Ind. . . 167 Jefferspn, Ipwa, 2,773 Jefferspn, Jackspn' cn., Ohip, . . 752 Jefferson, Jehnson cc, Mc . . . 748 Jefferson, Knox co., Ohio, .... 988 Jefferson, Lafayette co., Ohio, 1,949 Jefferson, Lincoln co., Me. . . 2,214 Jefferson, Livingston Co., Mo, , 502 Jefferson, Logan co,, Ohio, , . 1,527 Jeflferson, Luzerne cc, Pa. . . . 282 Jefferson, Mercer cc, Ohio, . . 368 Jefferson, Miami co., Ind. . . . . 481 Jefferson, Monroe cc, Mc . . 1,507 Jefferson, Montgomery cc, Ohio, 1,895 W2 (129) CENSUS OP THE UNITED STATES. ., Names of Places. Population. Jefferson, Morris cc, N. J. . . 1,412 Jefferson, Muskingtim cc, Ohio, 1,369 Jefferson, Noble cc, Ind 68 Jefierson, Owen cc, Ind. 644 Jefferspn, parish. La. ...... 10,470 Jefferspn, Preble cc, Ohip, . . 2,164 Jefferspn, Putnam cc, Ind. . . 1,129- Jefferson, Richland cc, Ohio, 2,325 Jefferson, Ross cc, Ohio, .... .871 Jefferson, Saline cc. Mo 765 Jefferspn, Schcharie cc, N. Y. 2,033 Jefferspn, Scintp cc, Ohic, . . . 578 Jefferspn, Sevier cc, Ark 280 Jefferspn, Switzerland cc, Ind... 2,068 Jefferspn tewn, Jefferspn cc, Wiskcnsin, 250 Jefferspn, (tPwn,) Madisnn oc, Ohip, 295 Jefferspn, (tpwnship,) ,CpIe ec,Mc 2,043 Jefferson, (township,) Madison CO., Ohio, , 607 Jefferson, Tuscarawas Co.; Onio, 992 Jefferson, Wayne cc, Ind. . . 1,289 Jefferson, Wayne cc. Mo 326 Jefferspn, WiUiams cc, Ohio,. 353 Jelia, Livingstpn cc, Mich. . , , 141 Jenks, Jefferspn cc. Pa 20 Jenner, Scmerset cc. Pa. , . . 1,469 Jennings cc, Ind 8,829 Jennings, Fayette cc, Ind. . . . 786 Jennings, Putnam cc, Ohio, ,^ . 360 Jennings, Van Wert cc, Ohio, 88 Jericho, Chittenden cc, 'Vt. . 1,685 Jerome, Union cc, Ohio,. . . . , 865 Jersey city, Hudson co., N. J. 3,072 Jersey CO., IH 4,535 Jersey, Licking co.j Ohio,. . . . 982 Jersey Shore, (borough,) Ly- ¦ coming cc, Pa*. 525 Jerusalem, Yates oc, N. Y. . 2,935 Jessamine, Clark cc. Mo. . . . 804 Jessamine cc, ^excluding Nicholasville,) Ky ... 3,764 Jessamine cc, Ky 9,396 Jim Henry, Miller cc. Mo. . . 322 Joachim, Jefferson cc. Mo. . . , 737 Jo Daviess oc, III 6,180 Names of Places. Popniation. John's Island, Hancock co.i Me. . 4 Johnson, Barry cc, Mich* . . ; 227 Johnspn, Brown co., Ind. .... 342 Johnsburg, Warren oc, N. Y. 1,139 JphnsOn, Champaign cp.,X)hip, 1,213 Jphnson cc,"Ark. 3,433 Johnspn cc, III. ..;....... 3,626 Jphnspn oc, Ind. . , 9,352 Jphnspn cc, Mp. ,........, 4,471 Jphnspn cc, Tenn. , 2,658 Jphnspn cc, N. C 10,599 Jphnspn, Crawfprd co.. Mo. . . 743 Johnson, Gasconade cc, Mp. . . 626 Johnson, Gibson ca, Ind. . . . 1,205 Johnspn, Iowa, ' 1,491 Jphnson, La Grange cp., Ind. . 275 Jphnspn, Lampille oc, vt. . . 1,410 Jphnspn, Licking cc, Ohio, . . . 216 Johnson, Polk'co., Mo . 636 Johnson,, Ripley cc, Ind. . . . 3,257 Jphnspn, St. Francis cn., Ark. 934 Jphnstpn, (bprough,) Cambria CO., Pa. 949 Johnston,. Fulton cc, N. Y. . 5,409 Johnston Extended, Cambria cc. Pa 328 Johnston, Providence cc, R. L .2,477 Johnston, Trumbull cc, Ohio, 8 Jplly, Washingtpn on., Ohio, . 582 Jonesborough, Washington co.,Me. 391 Jones CO., Ga 10,065 Jones CO., Iowa , 471 Jones CO., Mi 1,258 Jenes cc, N. C 4,945 Jpnes, Hancnck cp.,, Ind 460 Jnnesport, Washington co., Me. ,576 Jordan,. Clearfield cc. Pa. .... 329 Juliet, Will cc. III .... 2,.558 Juniata cc, Pa 11,080 Juniata, Perry cc. Pa. ..... 1,450 Junius, Seneca co., N, Y. . . 1,594 Kalamazoo co., Mich 7,380 Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo cc, Mich ,, 1,290 KaUamp, Ealpn cc, Mich. . . . 139 Kanakanick, tPwn, (Milwau kee cp., Wiskpnsin, 404 Kane cc, IU 6,501 (m- CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES'. Names of Places. Population. Kanawha cc, Va 13,.567 Kane, Greene cc, IU 885 Kankakee, WUl cc, IU 192 Keatino-, McKean, ce.. Pa. . . . 893 Keen, Cpshsetpn cp., Ohip, . 1,043 Keene, Cheshire cp., N. H. . 2,610 Keene, Essex cc, N. Y 730 Keetzlpwn, (bprpugh,) Berks cc, Pa 698 Kelly, Unipn cc, Pa 788 Kelly's Island, Ottawa cc, Ohip, 68 Kelso, Dearborn ca, Ind. . , 1,450 Kelso, Scott CO., Mo 476 Kemper oo.; Mi 7,663 Kendall, Orieans cc, N.Y. . 1,692 Kennebec cc. Me 55,823 kennebunk,- York cc. Me. . 2,323 Kennebunk Port, York cc. Me 2,768 Kennett, Chester cc. Pa. . . 1,221 Kensington, Philadelphia, co.. Pa. ..22,314 Kensington, Rockingham cc, N.H 665 Kent cc, Del 19,872 Kent CO., Md 10,842 Kent CO., Mich 2,587 Kentoo.,R.I 13,083 Kent, Litchfield cc. Conn. . 1,759 Kent, Putnam cc, N. Y. . . . 1,830 Kenton, Hardin ec, Ohio, . . . 299 Kenton cc, (excluding Co vington city,) Ky 5,790 Kenton cc, Ky. 7,816 Kentnoky, 779,828 Kershaw Dist., S. C 12,381 Key West,-city,. Monroe CO., ' South Florida, 688 Kilkenny, Coos cp., N. H 19 KUIback, Helmes cp;, Ohip, . . 910 Killingwnrth, Middlesex op., ' Conn .......1,130 KillingIy,Winaham cc,Conn. 3i6&5 Kilmarnock,Piscataquis cc, Me.3I9 Kimble, Athens co., Ohio, . . . 762 Kinderhook, Columbia cc, N.Y. .,,.3,512 King and Queen co,, Va, , , 10,862 Kingfield, Franklin oc. Me.' . . 611 King George oc, Va 5,927 Names of Places. Population. King WUliam cc, Va. 9,25$ Kingsbury, Piscataquis cc. Me. 227 Kingsbury, Washington co., N.Y ;...... 2,773 King's CO., N.Y. .........47,613 Kinffsessing, Philadelphia cc, , Pi. ,...1,339 King's River, Madison co.. Ark 345 Kingston, Delaware cc, Ohio, 657 Kingston, Lqz'erne co.. Pa. , 2,004 Kingston, Plymojiith co.,Mass. 1,440 Kingston, Rockingham co., N.H 1,033 Kingston, Ulster cc, N. Y, . . 5,824 Kingsville, Ashtabula oc, Ohio 1,418 Kingrwpod, Hunterdon co., ¦ N.J 2,947 Kinsman, Trumbull co., Ohio, 953 Kinzua, Warren cc. Pa 237 Kirby, Caledonia co., Vt 520 Kirkensville, Licking cc, Ohio, 179 Kirkwopd, Belment cc, Ohio, 2,279 Kirkland, Oneida cc, N. Y. . 2,984 Kirkland, Penobscot Co., Me. . 351 Kirtland, Lake cc, Ohio, . . . 1,778 Kiskiminetas, Armstrong cc, Pa ....2,287 Kittaning, Armstrong cc. Pa. 702 Kitta'ning, Armstrong co.. Pa. 1,333 Kittery, York cc, Me 2,435 Knight, Vanderburgh cn., Ind. 575 Knpwltpn, Warren cc, N. J. 2,307 Knightstcwn, Henry cc, Ind. . 467 Knnx, Albany ca, N. Y.. . . • 2,143, Knox, Guernsey cc, Ohio,. . . . 538 Knox, Holmes cc, Ohio,.. . . 1,180 Knox CO., Ind i. 10,657 Knox cc, III. 7,060 Knox, Jefferson cp., Ohip,. . .1,529 Knpx cc, Ky 5,722 Knox CO., Ohio, 29,579 Knox cc, Tenn 15,485 KnoxviUe township, 11 N., range 2 E., Knox co,, IU. . . 414 Knox, Waldo co.. Me 897 Kortright, Delawarecc, N.Y. 2,441 Kosciuskp ca, Ind 4,170 Kuier, Van Buren cc, Mich.. . 126 Lackawana, Luzerne oc. Pa. . 363 ^ (131) CEiSrSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. - Names of Places. Population. I^ackawannock, Mercer co., Pa ^.........2,130 Lackawaxen, Pike co., Pa. . . . 750 Lack, Juniata co_., Pa ..'.. 761 Lacon, MarshaU cc, II! 1,070 Lafayette cc. Ark. . i ..... . 2,300 Lafayette cc. Mi. . . 6,53l Lafayette co.. Mo. .-; ... 6,815 Lafayette cc, Ohio, .'. 10,984 Lafayette, Coshodtpn cc, Ohip, 848 Lafayette, Flpyd cc, Ind. ... . 938 Lafayette, La. ^ .....;..., , 7,841 Lafayette, Livingstpn cc, Mc 307 Lafayette, MaTsh'all co.. 111. . . 330 Lafayette, Medina co,', Ohio,. . 937 Lafayette, Onondaga ca, N.Y. 2,600 Lafayette, Owen cc, Ind. ....511 Lafayette, Peoria cc. III. .... 316 Lafayette,Tippecanoe co.,Ind. 1,570 Lafayette, Union cc. Ark. . . . 337 Lafayette,Van Buren co,, Mich. 321 Lafourche Interior, La. .... .7,303 La Grange, Cass cd, Mich, . . . 769 La Grange cc, Ind. . .; . . . . 3,664 La Grange, Dutchess co., N.Y. .,,,,.... 1,851 La Grange, Lafayette cc. Ark. 362 La Grange, Lorain cc, Ohio, 1,001 La Grange, Penobscot co.,- Me. 336 La Grange, Peoria cc. III. . . . .410 La Grange, town, Oldham cc, Ky..~ 233 Lagrpve, Wabash co;, Ind, . . . 486 LaMrAUen CO., Ind. . , 254 Lake CO., 111. 2,634 Lake cp., Ind. 1,468 Lake cc, Ohio, .:¦. . . 13,719 Lake, Cook cc. III. ......... 277 Lake, Logan cc, Ohio, .... 1,175 Lake, Stark cc, Ohio, ..... 2,152 Lake, town, Milwaukee cc, Wiskonsin, 418 Lake, Wayne cc, Ohio, .... 1,144 Lamar, Clinton cc. Pa 1,813 La Marsh, Peoria cc, III.. . . . , 320 Lamine, Cooper cc. Mo 988 LamoUle cp., Vt, ,. 10,475 Lampeter, Lancaster cc. Pa* 3,269 Lancaster city, Lancaster cc, Pa.,.i.. ....8;417 .Names' of Places. Population. Lancaster, Coos cc, N. H. . . 1,316 Lancaster, (cerppratipn,) Fair- •' "field cc, OhiP, 3,372 Lancaster cc. Pa. ........ 84,203 Lancaster cc, Va. ....<..... 4,628 Lancaster Dist., S. C. . 9,907 Lancaster, Erie cc, N. Y. ..'2,088 Lancaster; Jefferson cc, Indi 1,787 Lancaster, town, Garrard ,c6., Ky ,. ,,,... 480 Lancaster, township, Lancaster - cc. Pa.',',;,,;,. 809 Lancaster, Worcester cc, ; .TMaSs. ,...,. 2,0;9 Landaff, Grafton cc, N. H.. . . 957 Landgrove, Bennington cc, Vt. 344 Lanesborpugh, Berkshire cp., Mass. ,.,,........ 1,140 Langdon, Sullivan co., N- H...-615 Lanquille, Poinsett CO.; Ark.. . 494 Lanquille, St. Francis Co., Ark ....i...,,.,.195 Lansingburg, Rensselaer cc, ' N. Y. ..i. .3,330 Lansing, Tompkins cc, N. Y. 3,672' Lapeer cc, Mich, 4,265 Lapeer, Lapeer cc, Mich.. . .746 La Porte cc, Irid. ......... 8,184 Lamer, PreUe ccj Ohio, . . . 1,618 La Salle cc, III .... , , . 9,348 La Salle, Peoria'cp., 111. . , , , . 405 LasseU, Mcnrpe cc, Mich. . ,' . , 905 Latimore,- Adams co,, Pa., . . 1,013 Lauderdale cc, Ala. ...... 14,485 Lauderdale cc. Mi 5,358 Lauderdale CO., Tenn. ...... 8,485 Laughery, Dearborn Co., Ind. 1,501 Laurel CC, Ky. ......;.... 3,079 Laurel, Hpcking cc, Ohio, . . . 836 Laurence op.. Ark 3,885 Laurens cc, Ga 5,585 Laurens Dist., S. C 21,584 Laurens, Otsegp cc, N. "Y.,. . -2,l73 Lausanne, Northampton, oc .-Pa. ...-.,.,..; ...1,590 Lawrence, Clearfield cc. Pa. 1,032 Lawrence cc, Ala. . ., 13,813 Lavvrence CO., 111. 7,092 Lawrence cq., Ind. , ...... 11,783 Lawrence co., Ky. ..,..,.. 4,730 (13») CENSUS OP THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. t^opulatipn. Lawrence CO., Mi '. . , 5,920 Lavvrence cb., Ohio, ....... 9,738 Lawrence c6., Tenn .7,121 Lawrence, Lawrence co., Ohip, 425 Lawrence, Marion op., Ind. . .1,437 Lawrence, Mercer CO., N. J. 1,.556 Jjawrence, Stark cc, Ohio,. . 2,043 Lawrence, St. Lawrence cc, N. Y. . . ; 1,845 Lawrence, Tioga cc. Pa 888 Lawrence, Tuscarawas cc, Ohio,. 1,623 Lawrence, Van Buren be, Mich ..............243 Lawrenceville, (bprpugh,) Al leghany cp., -Pa. ;, , 867 Laurence, Washingten cc, Ohip, 571 Leacpck, Lancaster cc. Pa. 3,337 Leake cc. Mi. ..... . . 2,162 Leavenwprth,Crawford coi,Ind,.360 Lebanon, (borpugh,) Lebannn cc, Pa. ;. 1,860 Lebanpn, Cpoper' co., Mc . . 1,009 tebanen op., Pa 21,872 Lebanpn, Grafton Co., N. H.'l,7.54 Lebanon, Hunterdon cc, N. J.3,849 Lebanon, Lawrence' co,. Ark. 412 Lebanon, Lebanon cc. Pa. '. 4,337 Lebanon, Madison cc, N. Y, 1,794 Lebanpn, Meigs cc, Ohio, . . . 621 Lebanon, Nevv London cc. Conn. .....2,194 Lebanon, town, Marion cc, Ky. 546 Lebanon, Wayne cc. Pa 366 Lebanon, York cc. Me. . . . .2,273 Le Boeuf, Erie cc, Pa 876 Ledyard, Cayuga oo., N. Y. 3,143 tedyard. New Lendnn cp.. Conn;'.; 1,871 Lee, Athens cc, Ohio 848 Lee, Berkshire co., Mass. . . 2,428 Lee, Calhoun cc, Mich 59 Lee CO., Ga.' . ; 1 4,520 Leecc, IU 2,035 LeeccVa. .: 8,441 Leeds, Kennebec cp.. Me, . . 1,736 Lee, Iowa, 6,093 Lee, Oneida cc, N. Y. . . . . 2,986 ~l2 '¦ Names of Places . Population. Lee, Penobscot cc. Me 724 Leesburg, Union cc, Ohio, . . 726 Lee's Creek, Crawford cc. Ark. 555 Lee, Strafford cc, N. H. 926 Lehigh, Northampton cc, Pa.2,049 Lehman, Luzerne cq.. Pa. . . . 527 Lehman, Pike cc. Pa 560 Leicester, Addison. Co., Vt. ... 603 LeiQester,Livingston co.,N. Y.2,415 Leicester, Worcester cp.,Mass.l,707 Lemington, Essex cc, Vt. . . . 124 Lemon, Butler cc, Ohic, , , . 2,052 Lempster, Sullivan oc, N. H. 941 Lenawee cc, Mich 17,889 Lenpir cc, N. C 7,605 Lenpx, Ashtabula cc, Ohip, . . 550 Lenex, Berkshire cc, Mass. 1,313 Lenpx, Maccmi) cc, Mich. . . . 284 Lenpx, Madispn cc, N. Y. . 5,^0 Lenpx, Sqsquehanna cc. Pa. . 800 l,een, Cattaraugus co., N. Y. 1,326 Leon cc. Middle Florida, . 10,713 Leonidas, St. Joseph cc, Mich. 410 Leoni, Jackson cc, Mich. . . 1,067 Leominster, Worcester cc, Mass. , 2,D69 Le Ray, Jefferspn cc, N. Y. 3,721 Le Rpy, Bradfprd co.. Pa. . . , 679 Le Roy, Calhoun Cc, Mich,. . . 826 Le Roy, Genesee cc, N.Y. 4,323 Le Roy, Ingham cc, Mich. , , 110 Le Roy, Lake cc, Ohip,' 898 Lesear, New Madrid ca, Mc 968 Leslie, Ingham cn., Mich 281 Letart, Meigs oc, Ohic, ..... 642 Letter A, 1st range, Areps- tppk cc. Me. 177 Letter A, 6th range, Arpps- tppk CP., Me 15 Letter A, Np. 2, Oxford^CR., Me. 54 Letter A, Penobscot co.. Me. . . 29 Letter B, lOth range, Pisca taquis co^. Me. 5 Letter'G, Aroostppk cc, Me. . 27 Letter G, 2d range, Aroos took CO,, Me 58 Letter H, and J, 1st and 2d ranges, Aroostook cc. Me. . 198 Letter K, 2d range, ^.roos- topk.Co., Me, 96 (133) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES, Names of Places. .Population.. Letterkenny, Franklin oo.. Pa. ..,,,. ,-... 1,918 Levant, Penobscot co.. Me. . 1,061 Leverett, Franklin co:, JNlass. 875 Lewis, and Rehoboth, Sussex CO., Del. 1,834 Lewisborough, Westchester cd, N.Y. 1,619 Lewis, Brpwn op., Ohip, . . . 2,437 Lewisburg, (borough,) Union ca. Pa. 1,220 Lewis, Clay cc, Ind, , . . . 472 Levvis cc, Ky ; , 6,306 Lewis cc. Mo , , , . . 6,040 Lewis oc, N, Y 17,830 Lewis CO., Va 8,151 Lewis, Essex CO., N. 'Y. J . . . 1,605 Lewistown, (borough,) Mifflin - cp,. Pa , , , 2,068 Ijewistpwn, ,in Beaver, Cp- ' ; lumbiana oc, Ohip ,79 Lewisten, Lincpln cc. Me. , . 1801 Lewis, Lycpmi'ng op.. Pa, , . . 542 Lewistown, Niagara cc, N.'Y. 2;533 Lewistcwn Township, 5 N. range, 3 E. Fulton cc. III. ,'388 Lewisville-, Coshoctpn cd, Ohio, 64 Lexington Dist., S. C 12,111 Lexington, Lafayette cc. Mo ,..'.2,355 Lexington, Greene cd, N. Y. 2,813 Lexington, Middlesex cc, ^ Mass. ., 1,642 Lexington, Somerset co. Me. ,' 564 Lexingtpn, Stark cc, Ohic, , 1,637 'Lexingtpn, St. Clair cc, Mich. 418 Lexingtpn, town, (Payette cc,) Ky., ..;.... 6,997 Leyden, Franklin co.,. Mass. . fe32 Leyden, Lewis cc, N.Y; ..2,438 Liberty, Adams cc, Ohio, ..1,498 Liberty, Ad.aths cc, Pa 773 Liberty, Butler cc, Ohio, . . 1,479 Liberty, Caldwell oc, Mc, . . 866 Liberty, Clinton cc, Ohio, . . 1,049 Liberty cc, Ga., 7,241 Liberty, Columbia cc. Pa. .1,328 Liberty, Crawford cc, Mc, . . 265 liberty, Crawford Co., Ohio, 1,469 Liberty, Delaware cc, Ohip, . 811 Namesof Places, ' "Pppulatioq. Liberty, Fairfield cc, Ohip, . 2,778 Liberty, "Grant cc, Ihd.r. ..... 500 Liberty, Guernsey cc, Ohic, . . 702 Liberty, Hahcpc^ cp., Ohio, . , 592 Liberty, Hardin cc, Ohip, .... 170 Liberty, Henry cc, Ind 1,813 Liberty, Highliand cc, Ohio. 3,521 Liberty, Jackson cc, Mich- . . • 525 Liberty, Jackspn \:Pt Ohip, . . . 474 Liberty, KneXjCC, Ohip, . . . 1,205 Liberty, Licking' cc, Ohip/; 1,115 Liberty, Legan cc, Ohic, 808 Lib.ertg?, Maonn cc, Mo 1,107 Liberty, Madisen cp.j Me. ... ,424 Liberty, Marion eo,, Mc . . . 2,159 Liberty, McKean co.. Pa . . 198 Liberty, Pope cc. Ark, 300 Liberty, Putnam cc, Ohio, , .'. 125 Liberty, Ross co., Ohio; , . . . 1,256 Ljbei^ty, Seneca ca, Ohio, , , 1,084 Liberty, Shelby co,,_Ind, , , , . , 767 Liberiy, St., Francois CO., Mo, 606 Liberty, Sullivan cc, N, Y. 1,569 Liberty^, Susquehanna cc. Pa, 554 Liberty, Tioga co.. Pa. .... . 1,128 Liberty, town, (Casey co.,) Ky. 135 Liberty, Trumbull cc, Ohio, 1,225 Liberty, Union cc, Ohio, .... 927 Liberty, 'Van Wert cc, Ohio, . 117 Liberty, Wabash cc, liid. . . . 471 Liberty, Waldo cc. Me. .895 Libexiy, Washington cc. Mo. 747 Liberty, Washington cq., Ohio, 515 Liberty, 'Wood cc, Ohio, . 215 Licking, Blackford cc, Ind. . . 542 Licking cc, Ohio, 85,096 Licking Creek, Bedford co„ Pa...,, ,,...,,.. 824 Licking, Licking ec; Ohio, 1,215 Licking, Mufkingum cc, Ohio, ,....,, .,i,,^l,Q51 Lick, Jackfeon cc; Ohio, 822 Lick Mountain,, Conway ca. Ark. .....,.'.., ., 174 Ligonier, (borough,) West- ' , moreland co.,,Pa, ......... 294 Ligonier, Westmoreland co.. Pa. .......;.... 2,204 Lima, Licking, .cc, Ohio, .... 739 Lin)a, Livingston co!, N. Y. . 2,176 ~"(i34)~~^ CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Lima, (township,) La Grange CO., Ind. ........... .. .. . . 584 Lima, (village,) La Grange CO., Ind...... 178 Limerick, Montgomery co. Pa. 1786 Limerick, York cc. Me 1,508 Eimesteo, Clinton cc. Pa. . . . 200 Limestone cc, Ala. . ..... 14,374 Limestone, Columbia cc. Pa. . 646 Limestone, Lycoming cc Pa. 800 Limestone, Warren cc. Pa. . . 129 Limington, York -co.. Me. . . 2,210 Lincoln, Addison cC, Vt. . . . v 770 Lincoln cc, Ga. 5,895 Lincoln cc, Ky 10,187 Lincoln cc, Me; .63,517 Lincoln oc. Mo 7,449 Lincoln cc, N. C ?5,160 Lincoln cc, Tenn 21,403 Lincoln, Delaware cc, Ohio, . 549 Lincoln, Grafton 'cc, N. H 76 Lincoln, Middlesex co.j Mass. 686 Lincoln, Penobscot cc. Me. . 1,121 'LincolnviUe, Waldo co.. Me. 2,048 '*Lincklean,Che'nango co',N.Y. 1,249 Lindley, Steuberi cc, N.Y. . . 638 Lindsey, Benton cc, Mp 811 Linn cc, Mp 2,245 Linn, Inwa 1,373 Linneus, Arppstppk cp.. Me. . . 311 Linton, Cnshpcton cc, Ohio, 1,196 Lisbon, Grafton cc, N. H. . . 1,682 Lisbon, Lincoln cc. Me. .... 1,532 Lisbon, Milwaukee cc, Wis konsin, 116 Lisbon', New London ca,Cpnn. 1,052 Lisbon, St.Xawrence co.,N.Y. 3,508 Lisbon^ town, Milwaukee cc, Wiskonsin, 1 ....... . 116 Lisle, Broome CO., N. Y 1,560 i Litchfield, Bradford cc, Pa. . . . 817 ,IjitohfieId CO., Conn. .....; 40,'445 Litchfield, Herkimer cp.,N.Y. 1,672 Litchfield, HUIsda.le oc, Mich. 691 Litchfield, HillBberpugh co., N.H; ...480 Litchfield, Kennebec cc. Me. 2,293 Litchfield, Litchfield cc. Cchn. J '. 4,03,8 Names of Places. Population. Little Beaver, Beaver cc. Pa. 1,254 Little Black, Randolph cc, r Ark...................... 176 Little Britain, Lancaster cc. Pa. 3,042 Little Gemptpn, Newport cc, R. I 1,327 Little Creek, Kent cc, Del. 2,050 Little Creek, Sussex cc, Del. 2,973 Little Egg Harbpr, Burling ton cc,N; J. :....: 1,875 Little Falls, Herkimer cc, N.Y. .;...... 3,831 Little Red River, Van Buren cc. Ark. ..;..;.. ..317 Little Mahony-, Northumber land cc. Pa. 213 Little North Fork, Marion CO., Ark 190 Little Prairie, New Madrid cc, M.O. ...: ;.,... 436 Little Spruce Head; Hancock CO., Me. 6 Littleton, Graften cc, N. H. 1,778 Littleton, Middlesex oo., Mass. 927 Little Valley, Cattaraugus' CO., N.Y.,, ;..,,;,..; 700 Livermore, Oxfprd co.. Me. . 2,745 Liverpool ih Liverpool, Co lumbiana CO., Ohio, .505 Liverpool, Perry cc. Pa. . . . 1,217 Liverpool, Medina cc, Ohio, 1,500 Livingston cc. III. 759 Livingstpn cc, Ky. ........ 9,025 Livingstpn, Cplumbia cc, N.Y..:. ........:. 2,190 Livingston cc, Mich 7,430 Livingston cc. Mo. ........ 4,325 Livingston cc, N. Y 35.140 Livingston, Essex cc, N. J. . 1,081 Livingston, La. ..,:.... i .. 2,315 Livonia, Livingston co., N. Y. 2,7I9 Livonia, Wayne cc, Mich. . . 1,169 Lockbouine, Franklin cc, Ohio, 139 Locke, Cayuga cc, N. Y . . 1,654 Lockport, Niagara cc, N. Y. 9,125 Lockport, Will cc, 111. . . . . .2,977 Locust Creek, Linn co., Mo. . . 694 Lodi, Athens cc, Ohio, ...... 754 " ' ...687 LitchfieldVMedina cc, Ohio,. . 787 1 Lodr, Bergen co., N. J, CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population Lcdi, Seneca cc, N.Y. .,. . . 2,236 Ledi, Washtenaw cc, Mich., 1,077 Legan, Clintnn cc, Pa 1,187 Lcgan cc. III 2,333 Lpgan cc, Ky 13,615 Lcgan cc,Va 4,309 Logan, Dearbprn co., Ind. . . 1,398, Lpgan,;Fpuntain cc, Ind 949 Lpgan cc, Ohip , . . 14,015 Lpgan, Hocking cc, Ohio, , , . 436 Logan, Wayne cc. Mo. 605 London Britain, Chester cc, Pa. 641 Londpn Grove,Chester co.,Pa. 1,246 Londpn, Madispn cc, Ohip, . . . 297 London, Monroe cc, Mich, . . . 425 Lcndnn, Seneca cc, Ohip, .... 763 Lpndnnderry, Bedferd op.. Pa. . 809 Londonderry, Chester cc. Pa. 608 Londonderry, Dauphin co.. Pa. 1,990 Londonderry, Guernsey cc, Ohio, 1,606 Londonderry,Lebanon cc. Pa. 1,762 Londonderry, Rockingham cc, N.H..... 1,556 Londonderry, Windham cc, , Vt 1,216 Lpng Island, Hancock cc. Me. 114 Longmeadow, Hampden ce.. Mass; ., ..1,270 Lpng Ppnd, Spmerset co„ Me, , . 1 Long Swamp, Berks cc. Pa, 1836 Lorain cc, Ohio, 18,467 Loraine, Jefferson co,, N, Y. 1,699 Loraine, Tippecanoe cc, Ind. 1,482 Iiprain, Shelby cc, Ohio, 904 Lprance, Cape Girardeau co.. Ma.,.,.. 1,543 Lordstpwn, Trumbull cc, Ohic, 1,167 Lprettp, Cambria cc. Pa 157 Lpst Creek, Miami oc, Ohip, 1,306 Loudpn, Carroll co., Ohio 966 Loudon cc, Va 20,431 Loudon, Merrimack oo., N.H. 1,640 Lonisa cc, Va. 15,483 Lcuisa, Ipwa 1,927 Lpuisiana, , 352,411 Louisiana, Chicot cc. Ark. . . . 951 Lpuisville city, Jefferspn cc, Ky 21,210 Names of Places. Fopulation.- Lejiisville, St. Lawrence cc., N. Y. 1,693 Lcutre, Audrian cc, Mc 169 Lovel, OxfortJ cc. Me 941 Lpwell, Middlesex ce., Mass. 20,796 Lpwell, -Orleans cc, 'Vt 431 LcweU, Penebscpt cc, Me. . . - 205 Lcwell, Washington op., Ohip,. 92 Lpwer AUeway's Creek, Sa lem cc, N.J. 1,262 Lcwer, Cape May cc, N. J. . 1,133 Lower Chanceford, York co., Pa 1,291 Lower Chinchester, Delaware CO., Pa. 666 Lower Dublin, PhUadelphia cp.,Pa .3,298 Lower Franklin oc. Ark 532 Lower Indian Township, vvest , of Penobscot river, Peneb scpt CP., Me 37 Lewer Lputre, Mentgpmery cc, Mp 1,307 Iipwer Macungy, Lehigh oc, Pa 2,156 Lpwer Mahantangp, Schuyl kUl cc. Pa ; , 1,465 Lcwer Mahpny, Nnrthumber- land CO., Pa 1,199 Lower Makefield, Bucks oc. Pa ,.,. 1,650 Lower Merion, Mpntgomery CO., Pa..,' .,...2,827 Lower Middletown, (borough,) Dauphin cc, Pa; 756 Lower Mount Bethel, North ampton CO., Pa., 2,957 Lower Nazareth, Northamp ton oc, Pa. 1,201 I(OwerOxford,Chester co.,Pa. 1,223 Lower Paxton, Dauphin co.. Pa ,...1,337 Lower Penn's Creek, Salem CC, N. J 1,219 Lower Providence, Mont gomery CO., Pa 1,413 Lower Salford, Montgomery CO., Pa 1,141 Lower Sandussky, (town,) San dusky OP,, C*hip, 1,117 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Namea of Places. Population. Lower Sauoon, Northampton cc. Pa 2,710 Lower Smithfield, Monroe cc. Pa 1,192 Lcwer St. Clair, A.Ueghany , ce.,Pa 4,373 Lpvver Swatara, Dauphin cc. Pa 1,258 Lower Windsor, York cc. Pa. 1,687 LowhUI, Lehigh co., Pa 854 Lowndes cc, Ala. 19,539 Lowndes co., Ga 5,574 Lowndes ca. Mi 14,513 LpwviUe, Lewis cc, N. Y. . . 2,047 Loyalhannah, Westmoreland , GC, Pa 1,130 Loyalsock, Lycoming cc. Pa. 1,107 Lubec, Washington cc. Me. 2,307 Lucas CO., Ohio, .*. 9,882 Ludlow, Hampden cc, Mass. 1,268 Ludlow, Washington cc, Ohio, 539 Ludlow, Windsor cc, Vt. . . . 1,363 Lumber, Clinton cc. Pa 105 Lumberland, Sullivan cp.,N.Y.I,205 Lumpkin cc, (Ja 5,671 Lunenburg cc, Va 11,055 ' Lunenburg,- Essex cc, Vt. . . 1,130 Lunenburg, Wcrcester cc, Mass 1,272 Luray, Licking co., Ohio,. . ... 109 Lurgan, Franklin cc. Pa, . , 1,143 Luzerne cc. Pa 44,006 Luzerne, Fayette cc. Pa. . . 1,715 Luzerne, Warren cc, N. Y. 1,284 Lycoming cc. Pa 22,649 Lyocming, Lycoming cc, Pa. 1,917 Lykens, Crawferd cc, Ohio, . . 742 Lykens, Dauphin op.. Pa. . . . 1,409 Lyman, Graftnn cc, N. H. . . 1,480 Lyman, Ycrk cc. Mo. 1,478 Lyme, Grafton cc, N. H. . . 1,785 Lyme, Huron oo., Ohio, .... 1,320 Lyme, Jefferson cc, N; Y. . . 5,472 Lytne, NewLondon cc. Conn. 2,854 Lyndeboro',HiUsboro'oo.,N.H.l,032 Lyndon, Caledonia oc, 'Vt. . . 1,753 Lyndon, Cattaraugus cc, N, Y. 628 Lynn, Essex cc, Mass 9,3"" Lynnfleld, Essex oc, Mass. . . 707 Lynn, Lehigh cc. Pa. ...... 1,8 12* ^~ Names of Places. Population. Lypn, Oakland cc, Mich. . . . 1,206 Lynn, ferry cc, Ind 845 Lyons, Cook cc. III 207 Lypns, Innia oc,, Mich 497 Lycns, MarshaU cc. 111 882 Lypns, Wayne cc, N. Y. . . . 4,802 Lysander, Onendaga cp.,N.Y. 4,306 Macedpn, Wayne cc, N. Y. 2,396 Machias, Cattaraugus op., N.Y.............: 1,085 Machias, Washingtpn cc. Me. 1,351 Machias, Port, Washingtpn cp.,Me...;. 834 Maccmb cc, Mich 9,716 Macomb, Macomb co., Mich. . . 952 Macon city, Bibb oo.; Ga.. . . 3,927 Macon oc, Ala •. . 11,247 Macon cp., Ga 5,046 Macpn cc, 111 3,039 Macon CO., Mo 6,034 Macon cc, N. C 48,691 Macon, Lenawee co., Mich. . 1,146 Macoupin oc, III. ; 7,826 Madawaska, north of the St. Johns river, Aroostook oc. Me.... 1,876 Madayvaska, south of the St. Johns river, Aroostppk cc. Me... 1,684 Madsborpugh, Hanccck cc. Me.... 1,198 Madbury, Straffprd cc, N. H. 489 Madisen, Allen oc, Ind 185 Madison, Armstrong oo.. Pa. 1,365 Madispn, Butler co., Ohip, . . 1,935 Madispn, (city,) Jeffersen cc, Ind. 3,798 Madispn, Clark cc, Mc 538 Madison, Clark co., Ohip, . . . 1,116 Madispn, Cplumbia cc. Pa.. .1,700 Madison cc, Ala 25,706 Madison oo.. Ark 2,775 Madison cc, Ga 4,510 Madison cc, HI. 14,433 Madison cc, Ind. 8,874 Madison cc, Ky 16,355 Madison cc, Middle Florida; 2,644 Madispn cc. Mi. ........ 15,530 Madispn cc. Mo 3,395 Madison co.,N.Y 40,008 ¦ ~~ (^ ~ CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Madison cc, Ohio, ......... 9,025 Madison,oo.',-Tenn 16,530 Madispn co;, Va 8,107 Madispn, Franklin co., Ohip, 1,810 IVIadison, Franklin cc, Ohio, 1,102 Madispn, Guernsey cc, Ohio, 1,222 Madison, Highland' cc, Ohio, 1,916 Madison, Johnson cc, IVfo. . . . 453 Madison, Jackson co., OhiP,' . . 724 Madispn, Lake cc, Ohip, .. . 2,800 Madispn, Lafayette cc, Ohio, .765 Madison,'Lenawee oc, Mich. 1,067 Madison, Licking cc, Ohio, 1,119 Madison, Livingston cc. Mo. . 350 Madispn, La. . . ; 5,142' Madisnn, Madispn co,. III. . . . 589 Madison, Madison cc, N.Y.. 2,344 Madison, Montgomery cc, Ind.463 Madison, Montgoinery' cc, Ohio 1,594 Madison, Muskingum cc, Ohio, 1,070 Madison, New Hanover on.,, ,Cpnn 1,815 Madisnn, Perry cp.. Pa. 1,299 Madispn, Perry cc, Ohip, . . 1,167 Madispn, Pickaway cc, Ohic, 850 Madison, Polk ca, Mc 1,000 Madison, Putnam cc, Ind. ; . 1,071 Madison, Richland oc, Ohio, 1,678 Madispn, Sandusky cc, Ohio, 316 Madispn, Scictp cc, Ohio, . . . 830 Madispn, Sevier cc. Ark. .... 266 MadisOn, Somerset co.. Me. 1,701 Madison, (towiSship,) Jeffer son CO., Indi ...;....... 2,757 Madisonville, towui' Hopkins CO., Ky. ....... ..... 51 Madrid, -Franklin oO;, Me. ... 368 Madrid, St. Lawrence cc, N. Y. 4,511 Mad River, Champaign cc, Ohic ;.,.... 1,894 Mad River, Clark oc, Ohio, ,1,340 Magazine, Pope cc. Ark. . . . 241 Mahoning, Columbia ca, Pa. 1,927 Mahoning, Indiana cc. Pa. .- 2,8" ' Mahoning, Mercer oo., Pa. . 3,099 Maiden Creek, Berks co.. Pa. 1,749 Maidstone, Essex cc, Vt 271 Names of Places. Popiilation. M^ine, . . .'. ! 501,793 Malaga, Monroe cc, Ohio, .'. 1,442 Maiden, Middlesex cc, Mass. 2,514 Malone, Franklin cc, N. Y. 3,229 Malta, Morgan cc, Ohio, . . 1,405 Malta, Saratoga cp.,.N. Y. . 1,457 Mamakating, Sullivan cc, N.Yj : 3,418 Mamaroneok, Westchester CO., N.Y. 1,416 Manchester, Bennington co., Vt; .,..;... 1,594 Manchester, Boone cc, IU, , . 127 Manchester, Clark cc. Ark. . . 443 Manchester,Dearborn qo.,Ind .2,428 Manchester, Essex cc, Mass. 1,356 Mahchester, Hartford co., Conn ....,,.,. 1,695 Manchester, HUlsborough cc, N.H. ., ;...:.. 3,235 Manchester, Morgan co.,Ohio,l,267 Manchester, Ontario cd, N.Y;2,912 Manchester, Passaic cc, N. J. 3,110 Manciiesteri Wayne cc, Pa. . 284 Manchester, Ycrk cd. Pa. . . 2,152 Mangu^gon, 'Wayn'e CO., Mich. 307 Manhattan, LucaS co., Ohio, . 282 Manheim, Herkimer cc, N.'Y.-2,096 Manheim, Lancaster go.. Pa. 1,839 Mahheimi SchuylkUl oo.. Pa. 3,441 Manheim, York oc. Pa. ... l,-535 Manitpuwoe co., Wiskonsin, . 335 Manlius, Allegan co., Mich. . . 85 MariliuSj Onondaga be, N. Y. 5,509 Mannielle, Poinsett cc. Ark. . 124 Mannington, Salem cc, N. J. 2,064 Manor, Lancaster Co., Pa. . . 4,152 Mansfield, Bristol cd, Mass. 1,382 Mansfield, Burlington co.,N.J.2j401 Mansfield, Cattaraugns ' CO., N.Y. ;.....,.... 942 Mansfield, LamoUle cc, Vt. . 223 Mansfield, Richland cc, Ohio,l,328 Mansfield, Tolland cc, Conn.2,276 Mansfield, Warren cc, N. J. 3,057 Mantua, Portage Co., Ohip, . 1,187 Marathpn, Cprtland cc, N. Y. 1,063 Marathcn, Lapeer cc, Mich. . , 92 Marble, Het Spring cc. Ark. . 167 Marbleheadi Essex cc, Mass. 5,675 (138)'' CENSUS OF-THE UNITED STATES. Naines.of Places. Populatioa. Marbletown, Ulster cc, N. Y. 3,813 Marcellus,Onpndaga cn.,N. Y. 2,726 Marcy, Oneida cd., N. 'Y. . . 1,799 Marengo, Calhoun ca, Mich. . 872 Marengo cc, Ala. ....... 17,264 Margaretta, Erie cc, Ohio, . 1,101 MariaviHe, Hancock co., Me. 275 Maries, Gascptiade cc, Mc. . . 359 Marietta, (corporation,) Wash ington CO., Ohio, 1,814 Marietta Township, 6 N. 1 E. range, Fulton oc. III 58 Marietta, "(township,) Wash,. ington CO., Ohio , , 875 Marine, Madison co,,,Ill. .. 1,038 vMarion, Allen cc, IntI 465 Maripn, AUen cc, Ohio, 315 Marion, Athens cc, Ohio, . . 1,079 Marion, Buchanan cc, Mc ..'787 Marion, Centre co., Pa 559 Marion, Clinton cc, Ohio, . . ; 643 Marion cc. Ark. 1,325 Marion, Cole qc. Mo; 807 Marion cc, Ala 5,847 Marion Co., Mc- 9,623 Marion oo„ Ohio, , 14,765 Marion co,, Ga , . , 4,812 Marion cc, IU 4,742 Marion cd, Ind , 16,080 Marion cc, Ky 11,033 Marion cc, Tenn 6,070 Marion cc, Mi. 3,830 Marion Dist., S. C. ...... 13,933 Marion, Greene cc. Pa 597 Marion, Hardin cc, Ohio, . . . 177 Marion, Hancock ^cc, Ohio, . . 501 Marion, Hocking co., Ohio, . . 940 Marion, Lafayette cc, Ohio, . 879 Marion, Livingstnn cc, Mich. 345 Maripn, Livingston cc. Mo. . 240 Marion, Mercer co., Ohio, . 1,010 Marion, Monroe cc. Mo. . . . 1,686 Marion, Newton cc. Mo, , . , , 658 Marion, Polk co.. Mo 865 Marion, Putnam co., Ind. . . 1,030 Marion, Bay do.. Ma . . . 903 Maripn, St. Franljnis cc, Mo. . 583 Marion, Sali'nC, cc. Mo 763 MariPn, Shelby cc, Ind. ..... 965 Marion, Taney cc. Mo , 335 Names of Places. Population. Maripn, (tpwh,). Maripn cc, Ohio, 570 Marion, (township,) Marion CO., Ohio, 1,069 Marion, Union ca, Ark. ..... 387 Marion, Washington cc. Me. . 231 Marion, Wayne cc, N. Y. . 1,903 Marlborough,Cheshire co.,N.H.S31 Marlborough, Delaware co., Ohio, 1,183 Marlborough Dist., S. C. . . . 8,408 Marlborough,Hartf6rdco.,Conn.713 Marlborough, Middlesex cc. Mass 3,101 Marlbpro', Montgomery co.. Pa. 1,140 Marlboro', Windham cc, Vt. 1,037 Marlborough, Stark cc, Ohio,l,671 Marlborough,Ulster cc, N.Y. 3,533 .Mariow,-Cheshire cc, N. H. . 636 Marple, Delaware po.,^Pa. . .. 759 Marquette CO., Wiskonsin, .... 18 Mars, Perry CO., Ind 734 Marshall, Calhoun cc, Mich. 1,763 JVIarshall cc, Ala. ; 7,5.53 MarshaU cc, IU, 1,849 Marshall cc, Ind 1,651 Marshall cc. Mi 17,536 Marshall pc, Tenn 14,555 Marshall cc, Va 6,937 Marshall, Oneida cc, N.Y. 3,251 Marshfield, Plymonth cc, Mass. . ; • 1,761 Marshfield, Washington cc, . Vt. ..;... 1,156 Marshpee,BarnstabIe co., Mass. 309 Marshall's Island, Hancnck CO., Me. Martiek, Lancaster cc. Pa. . 2,453 Martin, Allegan cc, Mich. . . 116 Martin oc, Ind 3,875 Martin cp., N. C 7,637 Martin, Pppe cc. Ark 120 Martinicus rock, Hancpck cc. Me 10 Martinicus Island, Hancock CO., Me 182 Martinie Island, Lincoln cc. Me 19 Martinsburg, Lewis cc, N,Y, 2,272 ¦ - "liM) CENSUS OF THE ifNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Martinsburg, (borough,) Bed ford cc. Pa 422 Mary Ann, Licking cc, Ohio, 866 Maryland, 469,232 Maryland, Ogle cc, III 503 Maryland, Otsego ca, N.Y. 2,085 Marysvillei Union c6„ Ohio, . 360 Mason, Cass co., Mich. .;.,,. 318 Mason cc, Va 6,777 Mason co., Ky 15,719 Mason,HiUsbor6ugh cc, N.H. 1,275 lilason, Lawrence cc, Ohio, , 685 Mason, Marion co,;Mo. . . . 1,953 Masonville, Delaware cc, N.Y. ;..... 1,420 Massachusetts; ^ . . . . 737,699 Massena, St. Lawrence oc, N.Y ;: .........2,726 Massillon, Stark cc, Ohio, . . 1,422 Matthews cc, Va. . .. : . , 7,442 Matinicus Island, Lincoln CO., Me 177 Matinicus Rock, Lincoln cc. Me. 10 Mattamiscpntis, Pennhscot cc. Me ....;.. 97 Matteson, Branch cc, Mich, . . 170 Mauch Chunk, Northampton cc. Pa 2,193 Maumee, Allen cc, Ind 272 Maumee city, Lucas cc, Ohip, 840 Maurice River, Cumberland oc, N.J 2,143 Maury cc, Tenn 28,186 Maxatawny, Berks cd. Pa. . 1,897 Maxfield, Penpbscct cc. Me. . . 185 Mayfield, Cuyahcga cc, Ohio, 851 Mayfield, Fulton cc, N. Y:. . 2,615 Mayfield, Somerset cc. Me. . . 148 Maysville city. Mason ca,Ky. 2,741 McArthur, Logan cc, Ohio,. 1,674 McConnellstown, (borough,) Bedford cc. Pa 486 McCracken oc, Ky ,. . . 4,745 McDonald, Hardin cc, Ohio,. . 285 McDonald, Jo Daviess co.,Tll. 488 McDonough, Chtenango cc, N.Y ...;...,,., 1,369 McDpnpugh CP., IU.. 5,308 McHenry oc^ III 2,578 Mclntpsh cd, Ga 5,360 Na'mes of Places. Population, McKean cc. Pa 2,975 McKean, Erie cp.. Pa 1,714 McKean, Licking cc, Ohio, 1,317 McLean cc. III , 6,565 McLean, Shelby cc, Ohio, , , , 513 McMinn cc, Tenn. 12,719 McNairy cc, Tenn. ...,.,. 9,385 McVeyton, (borpughi) Miff- / lincc. Pa .......348 Mead, Belmpnt cc, Ohip,. . . 1,496 Mead, Crawfprd cc. Pa. 1,697 Meade ca, Ky. 5,780 MeadvUle, (berpugh,) Craw fprd cc. Pa. .... . 1,819 Mecca, TrumbuU cp., Ohip, . . 684 Mechanic, Holmes co.,.Ohioi 1,403 Mechanicsburg, Champaign cc, Ohio, 258 Mechanicsburg, (bprpugh,) Cumberiand cc. Pa.. , . .... 670 Mechisses, Washingtpn op.. Me .....;. 1,395 Mecklenburg cc, N. C. , , . 18,373 Mecklenburg cc, Va, 30,734 Medfield, Ncrfolk oc, Mass. . . 883 Medfprd, Middlesex cc, Mass. 2,478 Medina cc, Ohio, 18,352 Medina, Lenawee cc, Mich.., 760 Medina, (town,) Medina cc, Ohip, ...^ 635 Medina, (township,) Medina CO., Ohic 896 Medway, Norfolk ca, Mass.. 2,043 Meigs, Adams cc, Ohio, . . . 1,068 Meigs CO., Ohip, 11,452 Meigs cc, Tenn 4,794 Meigs, Muskingum oc, Ohip, 1,333 MeigsvUle, Mergs^n cc, Ohio, 1,159 Memcnie, Je Daviess cc.. III. . 169 Menallen, Adams cc. Pa. . . 2,269 Menallen, Fayette' cc. Pa. . . 1,377 Menard cc. III 4,431 Mendham, Merris cc, N. J. . 1,878 Mendnn, Mnnroe cc, N. Y. . 8,435 Mendon, Rutland cc, Vt 545 Mendon, Worcester co., Mass. 3,524 Menomonee, ,town, Milwau kee on., 'Wiskpnsin, 59 Menter, Lake cc, Ohip, 1,245 Mentz, Cayuga cc, N. Y. . . 4,215 (140)"^ CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Mequanigo, MUw^aukee cc, Wiskpnsin, 172 Meqiianign, tPwn, MUwaukee CO., Wiskonsin, 172 Mercer, (bpipugh,) Mercer CO., Pa.,. -;.78l Mercer, Butler cc. Pa 1,283 Mercer co., Ill 2,352 Mercer oc, Ky 18,720 Mercer cc, N. J. 21,502 Mercer cc, Ohio, 8,277 Mercer cc. Pa 32,873 Mercer, Somerset cc. Me. . . 1,482 Mercer cc, Va 2,233 Meriden, New Haven cc. Conn, ,. 1,880 Meredith, Delaware oc, N.Y. 1,640 Meredith, Strafford cc, N. H. 3,351 Meriwether cc, Ga 14,132 Merrimac cc, N. H 36,3.53 Merrimac, St; Louis cc. Mo. 1,783 Merrimac, Franl^in cc. Mo. . . 245 Merrimac, Hillsbprbugh ca, N.H. .................1,114 Merrimac, Jefferson cc, Mo. . . 751 Merriman, Crawford cc, Mc 1,111 Mesppptamia, Trumbull cc, Ohio '832 Metal, Franklin cc. Pa 1,113 Metal,Fannetsburg, (borough,) Franklin cc. Pa. 253 Metamora, Lapeer cc, Mich. . 350 Methuen, Essex cc. Mass. . . 2,251 Mexico, Oswego cc, N. Y. . . 3,729 Mexico, Oxford cc, Me 447 Miami co., Ind 3,048 Miami, Clermont cc, Ohio, . 2,063 Miami cc, Ohio, 19,688 Miami, Greene cc, Ohio, . . . 1,238 Miami, Hamilton oc, Ohio, . 2,189 Miami, Logan cc, Ohip, 1,423 Miami, Mpntgnmery cc, Ohic, 3,259 Miami, Saline cc. Mo.,. . . . . . 601 Miatt, Lawrence cc. Ark. . . . 366 Michigan '. . 212,267 Michilimackinao cc, Mich. . . . 923 Middleborough, Plymouth cc. Mass 5,085 Middleburg, Cuyahoga cc, Ohio, 399 Names of Places . Populadton. Middleburg, Knox cc, Ohio, 1,004 Middleburg, Shiawassee cc, Mich 32 Middlebury, Addison cc, Vt. 3,162 Middlebury, Genesee cc, N. Y 2,331 Middlebury, New Haven cc, Conn 761 Middlebury, Schoharie oc, N. Y 3,843 Middlebury, Tioga cc. Pa 735 Middle, Cape May CO., N.J. 1,624 Middle Creek, Union cc. Pa. . 662 Middlefield, Hampshire cc. Mass 1,717 Middlefield, Otsege cc, N.Y. 3,319 Middle Flcrida, 26,626 Middle Fork, Macon cc, Mc . 536 Middle Paxton, Dauphin cc. Pa. 1,560 Middle Peoria oc. III 402 Middlesex, Butler cc. Pa. . . 1,692 Middlesex ca, Cenn 24,878 Middlesex cc. Mass 106,611 Middlesex cc, N. J 21,893 Middlesex cc, Va 4,392 Middlesex, 'Washingten cc, Vt ..., 1,370 Middlesex, Yates cc, N, Y, . 1,439 Middle Smithfield, Mcnroe cc, Pa 1,144 Middleton, Essex cc, Mass. . . 657 Middleton, Strafford co,, N. H. 483 Middleton, Wood cc, Ohio,. , . 193 Middletown, Butler cc, Ohic, . 809 Middletpwn city, Middlesex cc, Ccnn 3,511 Middletown, Delaware oc, N. Y. 3,608 Middletown,Dek|yare oo.,Pa. 1,451 Middletown, BuWs cc. Pa. . 2,124 Middletown in Butler, Colum biana CO., Ohio, 27 Middletown, Monmouth" cc, N.J... ....6,063 Middletown, Newport cc, R. I. 891 Middletown, Rutland cc, Vt, 1,057 Middletown, Shelby co„ Ind. ... 70 Middletown, Susquehanna co.. Pa ; ..589 X2 (141) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. PopulatioD. MifHin, AUeghany cc, Pa. . . 1,654 Mjfflin, Columbia ca, Pa. . . 2,150 Mifflin cc, Pa. . . , 13,092 Mifflin, Crawford cc, Ohio,, . . 316 Mifflin, Cumberiand cc, Pa,, 1,412 Mifflin, Dauphin cc. Pa. , . . 1,781 Mifflin, Franklin cc, Ohio, ... 835 Mifflin, Lycoming CO., Pa.. . 1,334 Mifflin, Pike oc, Ohio, 666 Mifflin, Richland cc, Ohip, .'.1,800 .Mifflintown, (borough,) Juniata ;; CO., Pa. ..........;.. .,..420 Mifflinburg, (bprpugh,) Unipn ,cp.,Pa...... 704 Milan, Allen cc, Ind 249 Milan, Calhoun oc. III 296 Milan, Coos cc, N. H. 386 Milan, Dutchess oc, N. Y. . . 1,725 MUan, Erie qc, Ohio, ...... 1,531 Milan, Monroe Co., Mich 363 MUes, Centre cc. Pa. 1,198 Milford, Bucks cc.Pa 2,193 Milford, Butler cc, Ohic,. . . 1,868 Milfprd, Hillsbprough cc, N.H 1,466 Milfprd, Juniata cc, Pa 1,824 Milfprd, Kent cc, Del.. 2,356 Milfprd, KnPx cc, Ohio, 1,168 Milfprd, La Grange cc, Ind. . . 298 Milfprd, New ^aven oc, Cpnn 2,465 Milfprd, Oakland oc, Mich.. . . 880' MUford, Otsego cc, N.Y. . . 2,095 MUford, Penpbscct cc. Me. . . . 474 Milford, Pike oc„ Pa 648 Milford, Somerset cC, Pa. . . 1,632 MUford, Union CO., Ohip 201 MUford, Worcester co., Mass. 1,773 Millbury, Worcester co.,MaBs.2,171 Mill Creek, Ccshpctcn cc, Ohip J. 907 Mill, Creek, Eri#P., Pa 2,682 Mill Creek, HamUton cc, Ohip, 6,249 MUI Creek, New Castle oc, DeL 3,144 Mill Creek, Union cc, Ohio,. . 523 Mill Creek, WUliamscc, Ohio, 109 MUled^eville city, Baldwin CO., Ga 2,096 Names of Places. Population.. MUIer CO., Mo , . 2,282 MUIer, Dearborn cc, Ind. . . 1,209 Miller, Macon CO., Mo 149 Miller, Polk cc, Mc 165 Millersbnrg Township,, 14 N;, range 4 'VV., Mercer cc. 111. . 92 MUIer, Knox co.„ Ohio, 977 MUIsboro', (borough,) Wash ington CO., Pa 312 Millsfield, Cpps cc, N. H ,12 Millsfcrd, Ashtabula cc,, Ohic, 173 Millford, WiUiams ca.Ohic 175 Mill Grove, Steuben cc, Ind, . 206 Milltown, Crawford cc, Ind.. . . 73 Mill, Tusckrawas co.,'Oh^, , . 1,225 MUlville, Cumberland co., N.J 1,771 MiUwoodj.Guernsey co.,Ohip, 1,596 MUp, Piscaitaquis cc. Me.. . . . 756 MUe, Yates cc, N. Y. . . . . . 3,986 Miltcn and part of Weston, Wood CO., .Ohio, ..... 124 Milton, (borough,) NortKum' berland c6.,,Pa. ......... 1,508 Milten, Cass on'., Mich 439 lyiiltpn, Chittenden cc, Vt. . 2,134 Miltpn, JaCkson Cc, Ohic, .... 912 Miltpn, Jefferspn cc, Ind. . . 1,28Q Miltpn, Miami oc, Ohip,. .... 252 Milton, Norfolk cc, Mass. . . 1,822 Miltpn, Piscataquis oc. Me. . . 469 Milton, Richland cc, Ohio,,. . l,86l Milton, Saratoga cc, N. Y.. .3,166 Milton, Strafford oo., N." H. . 1,322 Milton, TrumbuU cc, Ohip,. 1,277 MUtpn, Wayne cc, Ind,; ..... 465 MUton, Wayne cc, Ohio, . . . 1,157 Miltpnvill'e,, Butler cc, Ohip,. . 122 MUwaukee cc, Wiskpnsin,. . 5,605 MUwaukee, tewn, Milwaukee CP., Wiskpnsin, 1,712 Mina, Chatauque cc, N, Y 871 Minden, , Montgeinery ce., N.Y. 3,507 Mine-a-Bretpn, Washingtpn cc, Mc 994 Mine Creek, ^Hempstead co.l. Ark 436 Minerva, Essex cc, N. Y 456 Minisink, Orange cc, N, Y. , 5,093 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Minp, Mifflin, ca. Pa. ....... 974 Minot, Cumberland cc. Me.. 3,550 Mis.pilien, Kent cc, Del., . . . 3,069 Mississinewa, Darke co., Ohio, 127 Mississippi, 375,651 Mississippi op.. Ark 1,410 Mississippi, Scott cc. Mo 615 Missouri, 383,702 Missouri, Bnpne oc, Mp. . . . 2,964 Misspuri, Clarke cc. Ark. . . . 427 Missouri, Hempstead cc. Ark, 672 Missouri, Pike co.. Ark 295 Missouri, Scott cc. Mo 504 Mitchell, Poinsett cc. Ark 414 Mobile City, Mobile ca,Ala. 12,672 Mpbile cc, Ala 18,741 Mdhawk, Montgomery cc, N,Y , 3,112 Mohican, Wayne cc, Ohip, . 2,046 Moira, Franklin cc, N. Y 962 Monaghan, Ynrk cc. Pa. , . , , 770 Mcnday Creek, Perry cc, Ohic, 986 Monegan, Rives cc, Mc. , , . 1,105 Monhegan Island, Lincoln .CO., Me , . 77 Moniteau, Cole oo.. Mo 1,533 Moniteau, Cooper co., Mc . .1,514 Mpnkton, Addisnn cc, Vt. . . 1,310 Mpnmouth cc, N. J.. 32,909 Monmouth,Kennebeo co.,Me. 1,882 Monongahela City, (borough,) Washington cc. Pa 762 Monongahela, Greene cc. Pa. 1,178 Monongalia cc, Va 17,368 M'onrce, Adams cc., Ohip, .... 8.32 Monroe, Armstrong cc. Pa. . 1,151 Monroe, Ashtabula co.j Ohio, 1,323 Monroe, Bradford cc, Pa. . . 1,153 Monroe, Butler cc, Ohio, .... 202 Monroe, CarroU cc, Ohio, . . 1,060 Monroe City, Monroe cc, Mich 1,703 Monroe, Clermont cc, Ohio, 1,628 Monroe, Cpshpctpn cn., Ohip, . 557 Mpnrne cc, Ala 10,686 Monroe oc. Ark 936 Mpnrpe, Cppk co.. Ill 350 Monroe co., Ga 16,275 Monroe cc, IU 4,481 Monroe cc, Ind 10^143 j Names of Places. Population. Monroe cc, Ky 6,526 Monroe oc, Mich. 9,922 Monroe cc. Mi 9,250 Monroe co.. Mo 9^505, Monrpe cc, N. Y 64,902 Mpnrpe cc, Ohic 18j521 Mpnroe cc. Pa. .....; 9,879 Menrpe cc, Tenn 12,056 Monroe cc, Va 8,422 Monroe, Cumberland cc. Pa. 1,570 Monroe, Darke cc, Ohio, 471 M6nroe, Fairfield cc, Conn. 1,355 Monroe, Franklin cc, Mass. . 282 Monroe, Gallatin cc. III 1,338 Monroe, Grant cc, Ind 273 Mcnrne, Guernsey cc, Ohio, . 940 Monroe, Harrison oc, Ohio, „ 1,039 Mpnrne, Hplmes cc, Ohic, ... 899 Mpnrpe, Knpx cc, Ohio, . . . 1,249 Monroe, Lafiiyette cc. Ark. . . 504 Monroe, Licking cc, Ohio, , 1,156 Mpnrpe, Lincpin ca,,Mp. . . . . 796 -Monroe, Livingstpn ca. Mo. . . 217 Mpnrpe, Lpgan cc, Ohip, . . 1,203 Mpnrpe, Luzerne cc. Pa 340 Mcnroe, Madisen cc, Ohio, . . 385 Monroe, Miami cc, Ohio, . . 1,404 Monroe, Middesen cc, N. J. 2,4.53 Monroe, Muskingum co., Ohio, 918 Monrpe, Ogle cc. III 186 Mpnrne, Orange cp., N. Y. . 3,914 Mpnroe, Perry cc, Ohic, 999 Mpnrne, Pickaway op., Ohip, 1,346 Monroe, Preble cc, Ohio, . . 1,176 Monroe, Putnam cc, Ind. . . 1,346 Monroe, Putnam cc, Ohio, .', . 509 Menrpe, Richland cc, Ohip, 1,624 Monroe, Sevier cc. Ark. . .', . 216 Monroe Township, Hardin cc, IU 328 Monroe, (township,) Monroe cc, Mich ", . 693 Monroe, Waldo co,. Me. , , . 1,603 Monroe, Washington co.,'Ind. 1,537 Monroe, Washington cc, Vt, 1,092 Monson, Hampden be, Mass, 2,151 Monson, Piscataquis cc. Me, . 548 Montagpe,Franklin co.,Mass. 1,255 Montague, Sussex co,,.N. J. 1,026 Montgnmery, Bentpn cc. Mo. 633 45 (.U3) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Montgomery City, Mont gomery CO., Ala. 2,179 Montgomery CO., Ala 24,574 Montgomery cc, Ga 1,616 Montgomery co.. III. . . ..... 4,490 Montgomery cot, Ind 14,438 Montgomery ca, Ky. ...... 9,332 Mpntgomery co,, Md 14,669 Mciitgomery co.-. Mo, ...... 4,371 Montgomery ca, N. C 10,780 Montgomery cc, N. Y 35,818 Montgomery CO., Ohio, 31,938 Mpntgomery cc. Pa 47,241 Mpntgomery cc, Tenn. . . . 16,927 Montgpmery co., Va. 7,404 Montgomery, Franklin co., Pa 3,217 Montgomery, Franklin co., Ohio,..; 1,449 Mentgpnnery, Franklin cc, Vt. .548 Montgomery, Gibson cc, Ind. 2,333 Mentgpmery, Hampden cc. Mass, ..: 740 Miontgomery, Indiana cc, Pa. 787 Montgomery, Mercersburg; '- (boroughi) Franklin co., Pa.1,143 Montgomery, Marion co., Ohio, 552 Montgomery, Montgomery CO., Pa, 1,009 Mohtgomery, Monroe cc, Ark.292 Montgomery, Owen cc, Ind. 1,429 Montgomery,Orange co.,N.Y4,100 Montgomery, Richland cc, Ohio, 2,445 Montgomery, Somerset cc, N.J ..,.,....1,482 Montgomery, Wood cc, Ohio, 609 Monticello, Madison cc. III. . . 788 Monticello, Wayne ca, Ky. . . 142 Monitaw, Howard co.. Mo. . 1,482 Montour, Columbia cc. Pa. . . 809 Montpelier, Washmgton cc, Vt, i,.. ,,.,,,3,725 Montrose,' (borough,) Siisque- , hanna CO,, Pa. . . . . ..: 632 Montville, Geauga co., Ohio, . 567 MontvUle, Medina cc, Ohio, .914 Montville, New London oc. Conn 1,990 Montville, Waldo cc. Me. . 2,163 Names of Places. Population. Mooers, Clinton co., N,Y... 1,703 Moon, Alleghany cc. Pa. . . 1,281 Moon, Beaver oc. Pa. 748 Mboney, PhUlips cc. Ark. . . . 348 Mooney, Polk cc, Mo 864 Meore, Northampton cc. Pa. 2,389 Moral, Shelby cc, Ind. .... 1,146 Mcravia, Cayuga cc, N. Y. . 2,010 Mpreau, Cple cc, Mc ... i975 Mpreau, Morgan cc. Mo. .... 790 Morefield, Clark cc, Ohio, , 1,071 Morefield, Harrison cc, Ohio, 1,505 Moreland, Lycoming cc. Pa. ,682 Moreland,Moiitgomery co.,Pa.2,162 Moreland, Philadelphia co.. Pa. 469 Moreland, Scott cc, Mc . . . 1,318 Mpretown, Washingtpn co.,Vt.l,138 Mprgan, Aghtabula on., Ohip, . 643 Morgan, Butler cc, Ohio, . .1,736 Morgan Co., Ala 9,841 Morgan cc, Ga. 9,131 Mprgan cc,- 111 19,547 Morgan co., Ind 10,741 Morgan cc, Ky. , , , 4,603 Mprgan cc. Mo 4,407 Morgan cc, Ohio, 20,852 Morgan cc, Tenn 2,660 Morgan cc, Va. .......... 4,253 Morgan, GaUia cc, Ohio, 744 Morgan, Greene cc. Pa. . . . 1,094 Morgan, Harrison cc, Ind. . 1,157 Morgan, Knox oc, Ohio, 913 Morgan, Livingston ca. Mo. . .178 Morgan, Morgan cc, Ohio, . 1,518 Mprgan-, Orleans cc, Vt 433 Mprgan, Owen cc, Ind. . .... 580 Mprgan, Pplk co.; Mo 870 Morgan, Sfiiptp cc, Ohio, 265 Moria, Essex cc, N. Y, , . . . 2,595 Morris cc, ,N. J. 25,844 Morrisj Greene cc, Pa. . . , , 1,162 Morris, Clearfield cc. Pa, , .'. 214 Morris, Huntingdon cc. Pa. 1,616 Morris, Knox cc, Ohio, .... 1,072 Morris, Morris cc, N.J 4,013 Morris, Tioga oc. Pa 126 Mcrrisville, (borough,) Bboks CO., Pa. ,..;..,., 405 Morris, VVashington cc, Pa, 1,683 Morristown, LamoUle cc, Vt. 1,502 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population, Morristown, St. Lawrence CO., ivr.y. ,.., ,,,.,,,. 2,809 Morven, Marion co,, Ohib, . . . 980 Moscow, Hillsdale cc, Mich. . 758 Moscow, Somerset cc. Me. . . 562 lyiosquito CO., East Florida, 73 Mottville, St. Joseph co„ Mich. 465 Mount Airy, Greene cc. III. 1,074 Mount Desert, Hancock cc. Me 1,887 Mount Holly, Rutland cp., Vt. 1,356 Mcuqt Hppe, Orange cc, N.Y. 1,565 Mcunt Jpy, Adams cc, Pa. . 1,031 Mpunt Jpy, Lancaster cc. Pa. 2,375 Mpunt Mprrie, Livingstpn cc, N.Y. 4,576 Mount Pleasant, Adams cc, , Pa 1,688 Mpunt Pleasant, Barry cc, Mo. 587 Mount Pleasant, (borough,) WestoiorelaTid co,. Pa. ,... 554 Mount Pleasant; Columbia cc. Pa. ,..609 Mpunt pleasant, Jefferson cc, Ohip, 1,676 Mpunt Pleasant, Van Buren cp.,Mc 694 Mpunt Pleasant, Washingtpn cc. Pa ,1,203 Mpunt Pleasant, Wayne cc. Pa. ,,,.,, , , 1,3.59 Mcunt Pleasant, Westchester cp„N.Y ..7,307 Mpunt Pleasant, Westmere- land cc. Pa. 2,123 Mcunt Sterling, Madisnn oc, Ohip, 152 Mpunt Sterling, Muskingum cc, Ohip, , 177 Mpunt Sterling, Pettis cc. Ma 1,246 Mcunt Steriing, town, Mont gomery CO., Ky. 585 Mount Tabor, Rutland co., Vt. 226 Mount Vernon, Hillsborough ccN.H '. .....720 Mount Vernon, Kennebec cc. Me, ,., ..........1,475 Mount 'V'ernon,Knox co.,Ohio, 2,362 13 Names of Places. Population. Mount Vernon, town, Rpck- castle cc, Ky 209 Mcunt Washington, Berkshire CO., Mass 438 Mountain, Crawford cc. Ark. 497 Mountain, Hot, Spring cc. Ark. 159 Mountain, Newton cc, Mc . . 116 Mountain, Washington cc, Ark.701 Moulton, Allen cq., Ohio 263 Moultonboro', Strafford cc, N.H :,... 1,762 Moyamensing, Philadelphia cc. Pa. .....14,573 Muddy Creek, Butler cc. Pa. 1,998 Muhlenberg CO., Ky 6,964 Muhlenberg, Pickaway cc, Ohio, 6.53 Mulberry, Franklin cc. Ark. . 614 Mulberry, Johnson cc. Ark. . . 242 MuUica, Atlantic cc, N. J. . . 1,056 Muncy, (bprpugh,) Lycpming cP.,Pa 662 Muncy Creek, Lycoming co.. Pa. 1,166 Muncy, Lycoming ca, Pa. . . . 912 Mundy, Genesee cp,, Mich 440 lAnfprdsville, tPwn, Hart cc,Ky..., 274 Munson, Geauga cc, Ohio, . . 1,263 Munster, Cambria cc,, Pa 67 MurderkUI, Kent ce., Del, , , 4,768 Murray cc, Ga 4,695 Murray, Orleans cc, N, Y. . ,2,675 Muscatine, Iowa, 1,942 Muscle Ridge Island, Lincoln cc. Me 51 Muscogee cc, Ga 11,699 Muskego, town, Milwaukee CO., Wiskonsin, . 130 Muskingum cc, Ohio, . .... 38,749 Muskingum, Muskingum co.', Ohio,. ., 1,262 Nankin, Wayne cc, Mich,. . 1,109 Nansemond cc, Va, 10,795 Nanticoke, Broome cc, N. Y. . 400 Nanticoke, Sussex cc, Del.. 1,978 Nantucket cc, Ma.ss. . . 9,012 Nantucket, Nantucket cc, M^ss : 9,012 Napier, Bedfprd cc. Pa 2,468 '- ' (14^ CENSUS OF'THE UNITED STATES. , Names of Places. Population. Naples, Cumberland cc. Me. . .758 Naples, Ontario cc, N. Y. . . 2,345 Napoleon, -Henry co., Ohio, . . . 615 Nappledn, Jackson cc, Mich. 1,098 Napoii, Cattaraugus CO., N.Y. 1,145 Narrows, Macon cc, Mp. . . . . 211 Nash CO., N.C............ 9,047 Nash and Sawyer's Lecation, ; Grafton cc, N. H 17 Nashport, Muskingum cc, Ohip, .......116 Nashua, HiUsbprpugh cc, N. H. . .6,054 Nashville city, Davidsen cc, Tenn, 6,929 Nassau CC;, East Florida, ... 1,892 Nassau, Rensselaer cc, N. Y. 3,236 Natchitoches, La. 14,850 Natick, Middlesex cc, Mass. 1,285 Neave, Da>ke cc, Ohio, ..... 645 Needham, Norfolk cc, Mass. 1,488 Nelson; Cheshire cc, N. H. . . 835 Nelson CO., Ky. 13,637 Nelson cc, Va 12,287 Nelsen, Madispn ec, N. Y. . . 2,100 Nelson, Portage ec, Ohio, . . 1,398 Nescopeck, Luzerne Co., Pa. 1,370 Neshanock, Mercer co.. Pa. . 2,0re Neshoba cc. Mi. . . , 2,437 Nether Providence, Delaware CO., Pa. ,,, 1,025 Nettle Creek, Randolph cc, Ind, ;.;.812 Nevisink, SuUivan ca, N. Y. 1,681 New Albany, (city,) Flcyjd CO., Ind, .,'.,,. 4,226 New Albany in Green, Co lumbiana CO,,, Ohio, ' , , . 53 New Albany, (township,) Floyd cc, Ind,, , , . .' 1,308 New Albion, Cattaraugus cc, N, Y 1,016 New Alexandria, (borough,) . Westmoreland co., Pa, .... 437 New Alexandria, in West Columbiana Co., Ohio, ..... 131 Newark, Allegan cc, Mich. . . 121 Newark, Caledonia cc, Vt. . . 860 Newark city, Essex cb., N.J. 17,290 Newark, Tioga cc, N. Y. . . . 1,616 Names of Places. Population. Newark, (town,) Licking cc, Ohio......... ..2,705 Newark, '(tewnship,) Licking cc, Ohic, . ; . , , 1,433 New Ashford, Berkshire cc, Mass. ..,. 227 New Baltimore, Greene cc, N.Y ,...2,306 New Barbadpes, Bergen cc, N.J. ....2,104 New BedfoW, Bristol cc, , Mass 12,087 New Benton in Smith, Co lumbiana' Co., Ohio, 74 Newberg, Cass co.', MiChj 175 New Berlin, (borough,) Union CO., Pa. 679 New Berlin, Chenango cc, N.Y 3,086 Newbern, Craven cc, N. C. 3,690 Newberry Dist., S. C 18i3.50 Newberry, Geauga co., Ohio, 1,209 NewBoston,Hillsboro' ccN.H.1,569 New Boston Township, 14 N., range 5 W., Mercer co,;, IU. 75 New Braintree, Worces. co. Mas. 752 New Brighton, (borough,) Bea ver CO., Pa 981 New Britain, Bucks Co., Pa. 1,304 New Brunswick, Middlesex,. and Somerset cos 8,663 New Buffalo, Berrien cc, Mich. 123 Newburg, Orange co., N. Y. 8,933 Newburg, Penobscot cc, Me.^ . 963 Newburg, Warwick cc, Ind.. .187 Newbury,Cuyahogacp., Ohip,l,343 Newbury, Essex cc, Massi. .3,789 Newbury, La Grange cc, Ind. 145 Newbury, Lewisbury, (bp rpugh,) York CO., Pa 349 Newbury, Merrimack cc, N.H.- 816 Newbury, Miami cc, Ohip,. .1,302 Newbury, Orange co., Vt. . . 2,578 Newburyport, Essex co.,Mass. 7,161 Newbury, York Cc, Pa 1,850 New Canaan, Fairfield cc, Cpnn 2,218 New Castle, (borough,) Mer cer CO., Pa 611 New Castle cc, Del. . ... . 33,120 " "(146) ' CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Popujation. New Castle, Cpshocton cc, Ohio 905 New Castle, Lincoln cc, Me. 1,712 New Castle, New Castle cc, Del 2,737 New Castle, Rockingham cc-, N.H. 742 New Castle, tewn,. Henry cp., .Ky. ;....: 528 New Castle, Westchester cp., N, Y. ., 1,529 Newcomb, Essex cc, N. Y 74 New Cumberland, (borough,) Cumberlanii cc. Pa 284 New Durham, Strafford cc, N.H.,.. 1,033 New Fairfield, Fairfield cc. Conn 956 New Fane', Niagara cc, N.Y. 3,373 New Fane, Windham cp., Vt. 1,403 Newfield, Tempkin's cn.,N.Y. 3,567 Newfield, York pa, Me 1,354 New Garden, Chester ca. Pa. 1,411 Newfrarden in Hanover, Co lumbiana CO., Ohio, 194 New Garden, Wayne cc, Ind. 1,890 New Georgetown in Knox, Columbiana co., Ohio, 318 New Glpucester, Cumberland cc. Me. .. 1,946 New Hampshire 384,574 New Hampton, Strafford oc, N.H .......1,809 New Hanover, Burlington cc, N.J 3,046 New Hanover cc, N. C. ., 13,3l3 New Hanover, Montgomery CO., Pa 1,419 New Hartford, Litchfield cc. Conn i 1,708 New Hartford, Oneida cc, N.Y 3,819 NewHaven, Addison cc, Vt. 1,508 New Haven city, New Haven CO., Cpnd...,. 12,960 New Haven cc, Ccnn 48,690 New Haven, Uninn cc, Ohio, 1,270 NewHaven, Osjivege cc, N.Y. 1,738 New Hppe, (borough,) Bucks CO., Pa. .820 Names of Placfs. , Population. New Hudson, AUeshanv cc, ,N.Y .^ ,......' 1,603 Newington, Rockingham co., ,N.lf. ..". '..543 New Ipswich, Hillsborough CO., N. H 1,578 New Jersey, 373,306 New Kent cc, Va 6,330 New Lebanon, Columbia cc, N.Y. 2,536 New Liberty, town, Owen CO., Ky. . . . , . ; 337 New Lima in Beaver, Colum biana CO., Ohio, , . 139 New Limerick, Arcpstpok CP.,, Me 123 Newlin, Chester cc. Pa,, 728 New Lisbon in Centre,Colum- biana co!, Ohio," , , 1,490 New Lisbon, Otsego cc, N.Y..., 1,909 New London, Chester cc. Pa. 1,553 New London cc. Conn. . . . 44,501 jNew London,! Huron cc, Ohio, 1,218 New London, Merrimack cc, N.H ..,.1,019 New London, 'New Londpn cc. Conn :.. 5,528 New London, town, Ralls CO., Mo 263 New -Lyme, Ashtabula cc, Ohio, 527 New Madrid cc. Mo 4,654 New Madrid, New, Madrid ca, Mo 1,668 New. Market, Highland cc, Ohio, 1,302 New Market, Rockingham CO., N. H. 2,720 New Marlborough, Berkshire coi. Mass 1,682 New Middletown in Spring field, Columbiana cc, Ohio,. 118 New MUford, Litchfield cc. Conn ;. 3,974 New Milford, Susquehanna CO., Pa 1,148 New Platz, Ulster cc, N. Y. 5,408 Newpprt CO., R. 1 16,874 {!«) T CENSUS OF THE UNITED STA„TES. Names of Places. Popolaliom Newpprt, Herkimer CC, N.Y. 2,020 New Pcrtland, Spmerset cc, Mc..., ...1,620 Newport, Luzerne co.. Pa. . . 1,099 Nevpport, Newport cc, R. L 8,333 Newport, Orleans co., Vt 691 Newport, Penobscot cc. Me, 1,138 Newport, Sullivan oc, N. H, 1,958 Newport, Vermilion cc, Ind. . . 192 Newpprt, Washingtpn cc, Ohip, :. 1,128 New Prpvidence, Essex ce., N.J...,,, ' ,..832 New Reading, (tewn,)' Perry cc, Ohip ,....193 New Reading, (tewnship,) Perry ce., Ohip , , 2,799 New Rpchelle, 'Westchester Cc, N,Y. .,,,,,...1,816 Nevvry, Oxford oc. Me 463 New Salem, FrankUn cc. Mass 1,305 Neijf Soptland, Albany Co., N.Y. ,, 2,912 New Sewickley, Beaver oc, Pa 1,740 NewSharon,PrankIinco.,Me. 1,829 New Shoreham, Newport eo., R.L .1,069 Newstead, Erie cc, N. Y. . . . 2,653 Newton; Calhoun cc, Mich. . . 235 Newtpn cc, Ga '. . . 11,628 Newtpn cc. Mi 2,527 Newton CO., Mc 3,790 Newton, Cumberland cc. Pa. 1,499 Newton, Delaware cc. Pa. . . , 752 Newton, Fairfield oc. Conn. 3,199 Newton, Gloucester cc, N. J. 1,863 Newton, Ljeking cc, Ohio,.. .1,247 Newtpn, Miami cc, Ohip, . . 1,242 Newtpn, Middlesex cc, Mass. 3,351 Newton,Muskingum co.,Ohio, 2,568 Newton, Pike cc, Ohio, ..... 326 Newton, Sussex cc, N. J. . . 3,857 Newtbii Township Village, TrumbuU co.', Ohio 1,456 Newtown, Bucks cc. Pa..,, , 1,414 Newtown, Queen's Co., N. Y, 5,054 Newtown, Rockingham cc, N.H. 541 Names of Places. • Popiilation. New Utrecht, Kings cc, N.Y. 1,383 Newville, Cumberland cc. Pa. 654 New Vineyard, Franklin.cc, Me. .....; 937 New Yerk 2,428,921 New Yerk City, New Ycrk cc, N.Y....^ ....312,710 New Yerk cc, N. Y. . . . . 312,710 New Windspr, Orange cc, N.Y. ., 2,483 Niagara cc, N.Y ........ 31,132 Niagara, Niagara oc, N.Y.. 1,277 Niangne, Benton cc. Mo 372 Nicholas oc, Ky. 8,746 Nicholas co., Va 2,515 Nicholasville, tewn. Jessamine cc, Ky , 632 Nicholson, Luzerne cc. Pa. „. 658 Nichols, Tioga cc, N, Y, , . . 1,986 NUes, Berrien co;, Mich 1,420 Niles, Cayuga oc, N. Y 2,234 Nile, Scioto cc, Ohio, 860 Nimishillin, Stark cc, Ohic, 1,927 Nine MUe Prairie, CaUaway cc, Mo, ...... . 2,059 Nineveh, Bartholomew co., Ind 854 Nippenose, Lycoming cc, Pa. 319 Niskayuna, Schenectady cc, N.Y...,,,., 693 Nobleborcugh, Lincoln cc. Me 2,210 Noble, Buchanan cc, Mo 546 Noble cc, Ind 2,702 Noble, Morgan cc, Ohio,. . , 1,308 Noble, Noble co,, Ind 240 Noble, Rush cc, Ind 1,491 Noble, Shelby cc, Ind 1,394 Noblesville, HamUton co,, Ind,,,..,..,. 1,762 Noble, Wabash cc, Ind, , , , . . 464 Nockamixon, Bucks cc. Pa. 2,066 Nodaway, Buchanan co.. Mo. 1,169 Noreau, Saratoga oc, N. Y. .. 1,576 Norfolk oc. Mass 53,140 Norfolk City, Va. 10,920 Norfolk cc, Va 21,092 Norfolk, Litchfield cc. Conn. 1,393 Norfolk, St. Lawrence co., N.Y 1,728 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. PopulaUon. Nprridgeweck, Spmerset oc, Me 1,865 Nprristown, (borough,) Mont gomery CO., Pa 2,937 Norriton, Montgomery co.,Pa. 1,411 Northampton, Backs cc. Pa. 1,694 Nbrtharaptcn cc, N. C 13,369 Ncrthaniptpn cc. Pa 40,996 NprthamptOB, cc, Va. .....; 7,715 Nprthamptpn,FultPn ca,N.Y. 1,526 Ncrthamptpn, Hampshire oc. Mass, i 3,750 Nprthamptpn, Lehigh oe.. Pa. 293 Northampton, Peoria cc, IU. . . 316 Northampton, Summit cp.,Ohio, 963 North and South Akron, Sum mit CO., Ohip 1,665 Nprth Beaver, Beaver cc. Pa. 2,293 North Berwick, York cc, Me. 1,461 Northborough, Worcester cc. Mass, 1,248 North Bradford, New Haven CO., Conn 1,016 Northbridge, Worcester cc. Mass 1,449 JJorth Bridgewater, Plymouth CO., Mass... 2,616 North Brookfield, Worcester CO., Mass. , . , 1,485 North Brunswick, Middlesex CO., N.J .5,866 North Carolina, 753,419 North Castle, Westchester CO., N.Y. 2,058 North Codorus, York cc. Pa. 1,540 Nprtheast, (bpro",) Erie cc. Pa. 339 Northeast, Erie cc. Pa 1,793 Northeast, Dutchess cc, N.Y.1,385 Northeast, Orange cc, Ind. . 1,027 Northern Liberties, Philadel phia cc. Pa 34,474 Northern Liberties, unincor porated, Philadelphia cc, . Pa 3,332 Northfield,Franklin co.,Mass. 1,673 Northfield, Merrimack co., N.H 1,413 Nprthfield,Riohmpnd cc,N.Y.2,745 Nnrthfleld, Summit op., Ohio, 1,031 Northfield, Washmgton oc. Me. 232 13* Names of Places. Population. Northfield, Washington cc, Vt 2,013 North Fork, Gallatin cc. 111. . 478 North Fork, Izard cc. Ark. . . 313 North Fork, Newton cc. Mo. . 177 North Fork, Taney cc, Mc . . 857 North Half, St. Clair cc. 111. 5,653 North Haqipton, Buriington cc, N. J ..,..., 6,813 North Hamptpn, Rpckingbam cc, N.H. 885 Nprth, Harrispn cc, Ohio, . . 1,086 North Haven, New Haven CO., Conn. 1,349 North Hempstead, Queen's CO., N.Y. .'..,3,891 North Hero, Grand Isle cc, Vt. 716 NorthHuntingdon, Westmore land cc. Pa 1,878 North Kingston, Washington CO., R. 1 3,909 North MiddletonlCumberland CO., Pa. .., 1,999 North Moreland, Luzerne cc. Pa. 887 Northport, Waldo cc. Me. . .1,207 North PrPvidence,Prpvidence oc, R. I ....4,207 Nprth Rich Wppds, Greene cc. 111 670 Nprth Salem, Westchester oc, N.Y. 1,661 North Sewickley, Beaver cc. Pa 2,992 North Shenango, Crawford. CO., Pa ..1,210 North Stonington, New Lon- dpn CO., Conn. 2,370 North Strabane, Washington co.,Pa 1,307 Nprth,west, Orange ee,, Ind, , . 901 Nnrth Whitehall, Lehigh cc, Pa ....3,334 North Woodbury, Bedford cc, Pa 1,994 Northwood, Rockingham cc, ' N. H , 1,172 Northumberland, Coos cc, N.H.899 Northqmberland cc. Pa. . . 20,027 Northumberland cc, Va. , , , 7,924, ' " (149) ~~ CENSUS OF THE UNITED ST-4TES. Names of Pla'ces. ' > Population. Northumberland, Northum berland cc. Pa. ;. .,. 928 Northumberland, Saratoga ca,N.Y ,^ ,... 1,672 Northwest Perk, Sussex cc, Del. .....3,187 Nprth Yarmputh, Cumberland , oc. Me, .....2,824 Nettpn, Bristpl cc, Mass. . . 1,546 Norton,, Oceana cc, Mich.- .... 98 Norton, Summit cc, Ohio, . .1,497 Norwalk, Fairfield cc.Cpnn. 3,859 Norwalk, Huron ca, Ohip, , 2,613 Nprway,, Herkimer cp„ N, Y,l,046 Norway, Oxfprd cc, Me, ,. . 1,786 Nprwegian,Schuylkill cp.;Pa. 3,812 Nprwich,Chenangpcp., N.Y. 4,145 Nprwich City, New London \ CO., Conn .,,.... 4,200 Norwich, Franklin cc, Ohio, .781 Nprwich, Hampshire cc, Mass. 760 Nprwich, Hurcn oo,, Ohio, . . , 676 Norwich, McKean cc. Pa, . . , 184 Norwich, Windsor ca, Vt, . 2,218 Nottawa, St. Joseph cc, MicTi.1,226 Nottingham, Harrison cc, Ohioi368 Nottingham; Jlercer co., N, J.5,109 Nottinghani,Bockingham cc, N.H. ..,, 1,193 Nottingham, Washington cc. Pa 983 Nottpway cc, Va. 9,719 Npyi, Oakland cc, Mich 1,351 Noxubee cc, Mi. ;,. 9,975 No. 1, 2d range. Pleasant Ridge, Somerset cc. Me. . . 167 No; 1, 2d range. West Ken nebec River, Somerset cc, Mc 63 No. 1, 3d range. East Kenne bec River; Somerset co.,-Me. 164 Nc 1, 3d range, West Ken nebec ltiver,Somersetco., Me. 85 No. 1, 4th range. East Ken nebec River,' Somerset CO.,' Me. 103 No. 1, 4th range,! Somerset CO., Me , 10 No. 1, 6th range, Aroostook cc. Me 23 Namesof Places. ¦ , Population. Ne. 1, 5th range, Forlss Tawn- ship, Somerset CC, Me. 80 No. 3; Oxford cc. Me., ...... 386 No. 2, 2d rapge, Somerset cc. Me ,. 139 Np. 3, 2d range, Franklin cc. Me , 47 No. 3,3d range, Somerset cc. Me. ..i.......i. ..106 No. 3, 5th range, Aroostook CO., Me. ...-. 100 No. 3, 6th and 7th, ranges, Arppstppk CC, Me. 60 Np. 4, 1st range, Franklin CO., Me. 4 4 No, 4, Ist range, Oxford cc. Me. ,4 No. 4, 2d range, Franklin co.. Me. 6 No. 4, 6th range, Aroostook CO., Me ;..;.... .....294' No. 5, 2d range, Canada Road, Somerset cc. Me. .......... 1 No. 5, 1st range, Oxford ca. Me. 49 No. 5, 2d range, Oxford cc. Me. 42 No. 6, 5th range, Aroostook cc. Me ; 43 Nos. 7 and 9, 5th range, Arpos- tpok CO., Me. 48 No, 9, 2d range, Washington CO., Me ...;... .....12 No. 10,6th'range, or Masardis, Aroostook CO., Me ,, . 140 No, 11, 5th range, Aroostook , ca. Me. 45 No. 13, 3d range, Aroostook CO., Me. ., 66 Nunda, AUeghany cc, N. Y. 2,-637 Oakford,Worcester-co., Mass. 1,742 Oakham,Worcesterco.,Mass. 1,038 Oakland cc, Mich. .;..... 23,646 Oakland, Oakland cc, Mich. . 918 Obion CO., Ten,n 4,814 Oceana cc, Mich. .......... 496 Oceana, Oceana cc, Mich 31 Ocepla, Livingstpn cc, Mich. . 523 Oden, Chicpt cc. Ark 1,134 Ogden, Lenawee cc, Mich. . . 286 Ogden, Monroe cc, N. Y. . . 2,404 Ogdensbqrg, St. Lawrence cc, N.Y. .....; 2,526 Ogle cc, IU 3,479 (IM) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Oglethorp cc, Ga 10,868 Ohio 1,519,467 Ohio, Alleghany co.., Pa 1,631 Ohio, Beaver co.. Pa 1,273 Ohio, Boone cc. III L43 Ohio, Clermont ca, Ohio,. . . 2,895 Ohio CO., (excluding Hartford,) Ky 6,283 Ohio City, Cuyahoga cc, Ohic..... 1,577 Ohio, GaUia cc, Ohio, 424 Ohip, Herkimer oC, N. Y. ... 692 Ohio ca, Ky 6,592 Ohio, Monroe cc, Ohio, . . 908 Ohio, (exclusive of Wheeling city,) Ohio cc, Va 6,472 Ohio CO., Va 13,357 Ohio, Warwick co., Ind 690 Oil Creek, Crawford cc. Pa. . . 738 Oktibbeha cc. Mi. 4,276 Old Codorus, York cc. Pa. . 1,131 Oldham cc, (excluding La Grange,) Ky. 7,147 Oldham cc, Ky. 7,880 old River, Arkansas cc. Ark. 281 Old River, Chicot cc. Ark 454 Oldtown, Penobscot ' CO., Me. 2,342 OleanjCattai-augiis cc, N. Y. 638 Cleans cc, Vt. 13,634 Oley, Berks cc. Pa 1,877 Olive, Meigs cc, Ohio, ...... 743 Olive, Morgan cc, Ohio, . , . 1,652 Olive, Ulster co., N. Y 2,023 Oliver, Mifflin co.. Pa 1,907 Oliver, Newport, (borough,) Perry cc, Pa 423 Oliver, Perry cc. Pa 796 Olmstead, Cuyahoga co., Ohio, 659 Olympus, Muskingum cc, Ohio ..96 Oneida,' Eaton cc, Mich 365 Oneida ca, N. Y 85,310 Onecnta, Otsego co.,N. Y. . . 1,936 Onondaga, Ingham cc, Mich. , 376 Onondaga cc, N. Y 67,911 Onondaga, Onondaga co„ N. Y 6,658 Onslow cc, N. C 7,527 Ontario cc, N. Y. 43,501 Ontario, Wayne co„ N. Y. , . 1,889 Names of Places. - Population. Omph Gent, Madison cc, ill. . 742 Ontwa, Cass co., Mich 543 Openheim, Fulton cc, N. Y. 2,169 Orange, Carroll co., Ohio, . . 1,528 Orange, Columbia cc. Pa. . . . 833 Orange cc, Ind 9,602 Orange co., N. Y 50,739 Orange cc, N. C 24,356 Orange co., Va 9,135 Orange cc, Vt 27,873 Orange, Cuyahoga cc, Ohio, 1,113 Orange, Delaware ca, Ohio,. . 789 Orange, Essex co., N. J 3,264 Orange, Fayette cc, Ind. . . . 1,187 Orange, Franklin co., Mass.. 1,501 Orange, Grafton oc, N. H 463 Orange, Hancock ca, Ohio, . . 314 Orange, Macomb cc, Mich. . . 193 Orange, Meigs cc, Ohio, .... 830 Orange, New Haven cc. Conn 1,829 Orange, Noble cc, Ind 242 Orange, Orange cc, Vt. ..... 984 Orange, Richland cc, Ohio. . 1,840 Orange, Rush cc, Ind. ..... 1,499 Orange, Shelby cc, Ohic 783 Orange, Steuben ca, N. Y. . 1,824 Orangeburg Dist., S. C 18,519 Orangetown, Rockland cc, N.Y 2,771 Orangeville, Genesee cc, N.Y 2,446 Oregpn, Lucas cc, Ohic 264 Oregpn, Ogle oc. 111 425 Orford, Grafton cc, N. H. . . 1,707 Orient Gore, Aroostook co.. Me. 68 Orion, Oakland oc, Mich 769 Oriand, Hancopk cc. Me. . , 1,381 Orleans, Barnstable cc, Mass. 1,974 Orleans CO., N. Y 25,127 Orleass, Jefferson cc, N. Y. 3,001 Orleans, parish and city of ¦ , New Orieans, La ,102,193 Orleans, Orange cc, Ind 1,419 Orono, Penobscot co.. Me. . . 1,521 Oronoko, Berrien cc, Mich. . . 335 Orrington, Penobscot cc. Me. 1,680 Orwell, Ashtabula cc, Ohio, . . 459 Orwell, Bradford cc. Pa. . . . 1,037 Orwell, Oswego cc, N. Y 808 46 (151) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES, Names of Places. Population. Orwell, Rutland qc, Vt. .,., 1,504 Orwigsburg,(borough,)Sch6yl-" kiUoo.*Pa .........779 Osage, Benton cc. Ark, . . .'. . 655 Osage, CarroU co„ Ark. , 660 Osage, Miller cc. Mo 297 Osage, Morgan co.. Mo 654 Osage, Van Buren cc, Mo. . . 307 Oshtomo, Kalamazoo cc, Mich. 310 Qsnaburg, Stark cc, Ohio, . . 2,333 Ossian; Alleghany cc, N. Y.. . 938 bssipee, Strafford cc, N. H, 2,170 Pstelic, Chenango cc, N, Y, 2,827 Oswegatchie, St, Lawrence ocI^.Y ,., 3,193 Oswego cc, N. Y 43,619 OsWegp, Oswego CO., N. Y. 4,665 Oswego, Potter cc. Pa 101 Otegc Otsegp cc, N. Y. , . , 1,919 Otis, Berkshire cc, Mass. . . 1,1'77 Otisop, Ipnia cc, Mich 212 Otiscp, Onnndaga on., N. Y.. 1,906 Otisfield, Cumberiand cp.,Me. 1,307 Otis, Hancock cc. Me. 88 Otsego, Allegan cc, Mich. '. . . 480 Otsego ca, N; Y. 49,628 Otsego, Otsego cc, N.Y, ;. 4,120 Otsego, Steuben cc, Ind 161 Ottawa cc, Ohio, 2,243 Ottawa, Oceana cc, Mich. . . , 190 Ottawa, Putnam cc, Ohio, , . . 690 Otter Creek, Ripley cc, Ind. . . 941 Otter Creek, Wayne co., Mo, . 426 Otto, qattaraugus cc, N, Y., 2,183 Ottowa cc, Mich, ...: 208 Overton cc, Tenn 9,279 Ovid, Branch cc, Mich. 369 Ovid, Seneca cc, N, Y 2,721 Owasco, Cayuga cc, N. Y. . 1,319 Owassa, Shiawassee cc, Mich. 234 Owego, Tioga cc, N. Y 5,340 Owen CO., ^excluding New Liberty,) Ky 8,006 Owen CO., Ky. ....;. 8,232 Owen cc, Ind , 8,359 Owen, Saline oc, Ark. . ..... 481 Owingsburg City, Bath oo., Ky. 251 Oxford; Butler cc, Ohic . • . 3,388 Oxford, Chenango ca, N. Y. 3,17i9 Oxford cc. Me 38,351 Names of Places. Population. Oxford, Coshocton co., Ohio, . 760 Oxford, Delaware cc, Ohip,- . . 774 Oxford, Erie cc, Ohio^ ...... 786 Oxfprd, Frankford bdrough, Philadelphia cp.. Pa. . . . . 2,376 Oxfprd, Guernsey cc, Ohio, 2,252 Ojiford, New Havfen cc. Conn. 1,635 Oxford, Oakland cc, Mich.,. , 574 Oxfprd, Oxfprd co.. Me 1,254 Oxfprd, Philadelphia cc. Pa. 1,582 Oxford, Tuscarawas cb., Ohio, 826 Oxford, Warren cc, N. J. . . 2,853 Oyster Bay, Queen's co.,N.Y. 5,865 Ozan, Hempstead co.; Ark. . 1,403 Page cc, Va 6,194 Pahaquarry, 'Warren co., N. J. 870 PaiinesvUle, Lake co., Ohio, .2,580 Painted Post, Steuben co., N.Y •.... 1,674 Paint, Highland cc, Ohio, . . 2,560 Paint, Holmes oc, Ohio, . . . 1,361 Paint, Lafayette op., Ohio, . . 1,210 Paint, Ross oc, Ohio, .... .j 1,380 Paint, Spmerset cc., Pa. ..... 487 Paint, Venangp on., Pa 491 Palatine, Mpntgnqiery cc', N, Y ;....... 2,823 Palerme, Oswegp oc, N. Y. 1,928 Palerme, Waldo cc. Me. . . . 1,594 Palestine, Cooper cc, Mc . . 1,354 Palestine, in Unity, Colum biana CO., Ohio, ........... 88 Palmer, Hampden cc, Mass. 2,189 Palmyra, Lenawee cc, Mich. .828 Palmyra, Pike cc. Pa. ...... 300 Palmyra, Portage co.,Ohio, .1,359 Palmyra, Somerset ca, Me. .1,500 Palmyra, Wayne cc, N. Y. .3,549 Palrtiyra, Wayne Co., Pa. . . . . 427 Pamelia, Jefferson, cc, N. Y^ 2,104 Panola co.,. Mi 4,657 Panton, Addison cc, Vt 670 Paoli, Orange cc, Ind. .... 2,147 Paris City, Bourbon co,, Ky. 1,197 Parma, Cuyahoga ' co., Ohio, . 963 Parma, Jackson cc, Mich. . «. ,525 Parish, Oswego co.,.N.Y. . 1,543 Parishville, St. Lavtrence oo.; N.Y .....2,250 Paris, Oneida co,, N.Y. .... 2,844 " -— — — — ; CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. ' PopulaUon. Paris, Oxfprd oc. Me 2,454 Paris, Pertage cc, Ohio, ..... 936 ¦Paris, Stark cc, Ohic, 2,474 Paris, Unipn cc, Ohip, . . 789 Paradise, York cc. Pa '. 2,117 Parke CO., Ind 13,499 Parker, Butler cc. Pa 1^364 Parkman, Geuaga cc, Ohio, 1,181 Parkman, Piscataquis cp.,Me. 1,205 Park, St. Jpseph cc, Mich. . . 381 Parlin Pond, Somerset cc. Me. 9 Parma, Monroe cc, N. Y. . . 2,652 Parson's Creek, Linn cc, Mc,50I Parscnsfield, Yerk cc. Me. . 2,442 Part of Lagrave and Noble, Wabash co., Ipd. 278 Pasquotank cc, N. C 8,514 Pjasisadumkeag, Penobscot co.. Me 394 Passaic cc, N. J 16,734 Passyunk, . Phihidelphia co., „Pa 1,594 Paterson, Passaic oc, N. J. . 7,596 Patoka, Gibspn cc, Ind 2,343 Patrick cc, Va 8,032 Patricktown Plantation, Lin- _. coin on.. Me 506 Patterson, Putnam cc, N, Y. 1,849 Palton, Centre cc. Pa 473 Paulding cc, Ga. 2,556 Paulding cc, Ohio, 1,084 Paviiicn, Kalamazpq cc, Mich. 283 Paw, Lee cc. 111 168 Pawling's, Dutchess cc, N.Y.1,571 Pawtucket, Bristol oc, Mass! 2,184 Paxton, Rosa cc, Ohio, . . . . 1,336 Paxton, Worcester oo., Mass. .670 Peacham, Caledonia cc, Vt. 1,443 Peach Bottom, York ca. Pa. 1,074 Pease, Belmont cc, Ohio, . . 3,451 Peeble's tpwnship, Alleghany oc. Pa ; . 1,830 Peepee, Pike cc, Ohio 919 Pelham, Hampshire cc, Mass. 956 Pelham, Hilsborough co.,N.H.i,003 Pelham, Westchester ca, N.^Y. 789 Pembroke, Genesee co., N.Y. 1,970 Pembroke,Merrimac co.,N.H.l,336 Pembroke, Plymouth oc, Mass. 1,2.58 Names of Places. Population. Pembroke, Washington cc, „Me 1,050 Pemisco, New Madrid oc, .-Mo. 378 Pendleton cc, Ky 4,455 Pendleton co., Va 6,940 Pendleton, Niagara cc, N.Y. 1,098 Pendleton, St. Francois cc, Mc 387 Penfield, Calhoun cc, Mich. . 377 Penfield, Monroe, cc, N.Y. 3,842 Penn, Cass cc, Mich 415 Penn, Chester cc, Pa 663 Penn, Clearfield cc, Pa 336 Pennfield, Lorain cc, Ohio, . . 405 Pennington, -Licking cc, , Ohio 1,244 Pennington, Union cc, Arfe . 914 Penn, Lycoming co.. Pa 354 Penn, Morgan cc, Ohio, . . . 1,119 Penn, . (north and south,) Philadelphia co.. Pa 3,342 Penn, Perry cc. Pa 839 Penn, Petersburg borough. Perry cc, Pa. 203 Pennsburg, Chester cc, Pa. . . 933 Pennsylvania 1,724,033 Penn, Union cc, Pa 2,280 Penobscot cc, Me .45,705 Penobscot, Hanccck cc. Me. 1,474 Peoria cc. 111 6,153 Peoria, Peoria oc, IU 1,467 Pepperell, Middlesex cc, l^ass 1,571 Pequannock, Morris cc, N. J.6,190 Perquimans cc, N. C. . . .,. . 7,346 Perkins, Erie cc, Ohic, :.... 839 Perringfpn, Mpnroe cc, N. Y. 2,513 Perry, Allen- cc, Ind 293 Perry, Allen cc,, Ohip, 565 Perry, Armslrpng on.. Pa. . . 1,122 Perry, Brpwn cc, Ohic,. . . . 1,869 Perry, CarrpU cp., Ohip, , . . 1,344 Perry, Clay cc, Ind 483 Perry cc, Ala. 19,086 Perry cc. III 3,222 Perry cc, Ind 4,655 Perry cc, Ky. 3,089 Perry cc. Mi 1,889 Perry cc. Mo 5,760 Perry cc, Ohio, 19,344 Perry cc. Pa 17,096 Y2 (IM) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. population. Perry, Coshocton cc, Ohio, . 1,339 Perry cc, Tenn 7,419 Perry, Fairfield cc, Ohio, . . 1,172 Perry, Fayette cc. Pa 1,350 Perry, Franklin cc, Ohio, . . 1,037- Perry, Gallia cc, Ohio 972 Perry, Genesee ca, N. Y. . . 3,082 Perry, (in part,) Wcpd co., Ohio, 12 Perry, Jefferson, ca. Pa,, . . . 1,076 Perry, Johnson co,. Ark 510 Perry, Lake co., Ohio 1,339 Perry, Lawrence cc, Ohio, . , 663 Perry, Licking cc, Ohio, .... 994 Perry, Logan co., Ohjo, . . . , 1,014 Perry, Marion co,,' Ind, , . . . 1,510 Perry, Miami cc, Ind. ...... 593 Perry, Monroe co., Ohio, .... 982 Perry, Mpntgomery co.,'Ohio, 1,881 Perry, Muskingum cc, Ohio, 1,061 Perry, Noble cc, Ind.' .....,, 464 Perry, Pickaway cc, Ohio, . 1,277 Perry, Pike cc, Ohio, ....... 558 Perry, Putnam co., Ohio, .... 266 Perry, Richland, cc, Ohio, . . 1,8.53 Perrysburg, Wood cc, Ohio, 1,065 Perrysburg, Cattaraugus cc, N.Y. ......1,660 Perry, Shelby cc, Ohio, 861 Perry, Stark ca, Ohio 2,209 Perry, St. Frangois cc, Mo. . . 977 PerrysviUe, Vermilion cc, Ind. 4']0 Perry, Tippecanoe, cc, Ind. . . 807 Perry, (township^) Wood co., Ohio, 650 Perry, Tuscarawas cc, Ohio, 1,381 Perry, Union cc. Pa 1,254 Perry,. Washingtpn oo.. Me. 1,008 Perry, Wayne co., Ind. ; . . . 1,744 Perry, Wayne Co., .Ohio, . . . 3,079 Persia, Boone cc, Mc .... .2,222 Persia, Cattaraugus co;, N. Yj 892 Perscn cc, N. C 9,790 Perth Amboy, Middlesex cc, N.J .....'....1,303 Perth, Fultpn cc, N. Y 737 Peru, Benningten op., Vt 578 Peru, Berkshire Co., Mass 576 Peru, Clinton cc, N. Y. ... . 3,134 Peru, Delaware cc, Ohio, . . , 737 Peru, Huron cc, Ohio, ..... 2,000 ' Names of Places. ' Population. Peru, Miami co., Ind 961 Peru, Oxford ca. Me. , . . . . 1,002 Peru; Pike cc, Mp. 1,178 Peterboreugh, Hilsborpugh 00., N.H..., i 2,163 Petetsburgh,(bprpugh,)Huiit- ingdon cc. Pa. , 196 Petersburg, Dinwiddie cc, Va...., 11,136 Petersburg; in Springfield, Cclumbiana cc, Ohip, 187 Petersburg, Rensselaer cc,; N.Y. 1,901 Petersham, Wcrcester cc, Mass. , .'. 1,775 Peters, Leudpn, (bprpugh,) Franklin oc. Pa 340 Peters, Franklin cc. Pa 1,939 Peters, Washington cc. Pa. 1,024 Petit Jean, Conway cc. Ark. . 3^1 Pettis CO., Mc, 2,930 Pettis, MacOh cc, Mc 384 Pewaqkee, MUwaukee cc, Wiskonsin, ,,,,,... 222 Pharsalia, Chenagb cc.N.Y. 1,213 Phelps, Ontario cc, N. Y. . . 6,663 Phelpstown, Ingham cc, Mich. 121 PhUadelphia, (city,) -Phila delphia CO., Pa* 93,665 Philadelphia ca, Pa 258,037 Philadelphia, Jefferson cc, N.Y 1,888 PhiUpsburg, Beaver cc. Pa. . . 338 Phillips CO., Ark, , . . 3,547 .Phillips, Franklin oc, Me. . . 1,312 phUlipston, Worcester cc, Mass.... 919 PhUUpstown,Putnam eo.,N.Y.3i814 phipsbnrg, Lincoln cc, Me. 1,657 Pickaway cc, Ohio, . . 19,725 Pickaway, Pickaway cc, Ohio, ....; ...1,572; Pickens cc, Ala 17,118 Pickens Dist., S. C. 14,356 Pickering's Island, Hancock cc. Me , . . 14 Pieriiiont, Grafton cc, N. H. 1,057 Pierpont, St. Lawrence cc, N.Y 1^4.30 Pigeon, Vanderburgh co., Ind. 3,352 * The City and liberties contain i!i!8,rai (15ti CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Pike, Alleghany cc, N. Y. . . 2,176 Pike, Berks oc. Pa 790 Pike, Bradford co., Pa 1,518 Pike, -Brown cc, Ohio 792 Pike, Cpshpctpn cc,, Ohip, . . 1,116 Pike, Clark cc, Ohic, 1,436 Pike, Clearfield cc. Pa 676 Pike cc, Ala 10,108 Pike cc. Ark 969 Pike cc, Ga 9,176 Pike cc, III 11,728 Pikeoc, Ind 4,769 Pikecp.,Ky .; 3,561 Pike cc. Mi ..6,151 Pike cc, Mp 10,646 Pike CO., Ohio, 7,626 Pike CO., Pa 3,832 Pike, Knox cc, Ohio, 1,248 Pike, Madison cc, Ohio, 529 Pike, Marion Co., Ind 1,587 Pike, Perry cc, Ohio, 1,668 Pike, Potter oc. Pa 139 Pike, Stark cc, Ohio, 1,409 Pikeville, town, Pike cc, Ky. . .92 Pilesgrove, Salem cc, N. J.. 2,477 Pinckney, Lewis cc, N. Y 907 Pinckney, Warren cc, Mp. . . 424 Pinckneyville, Perry cc. III. . . 62 Pine, Alleghany cc. Pa. . . . 1,770 Pine, Armstrong cc, Pa. . . . 1,227 Pine Creek, Clinton oc. Pa. . 572 Pine Creek, Jeffersen cp.. Pa. 638 Pine Grove, SchuylkUl CCtPa. 1,605 Pine Grove, Venango co;. Pa. 593 Pine Greve, Warren cc. Pa. 1,385 Pine Plains, Dutchess cc,N. Y. 1,334 Pinkharh's Grant, Coos cc, N.H ........39 Pinkney, Calhoun co., Mich.... 201 Pink, Wayne cc, Ohio, l,6lO Piqua, Miami cc, Ohic, .... 1,481 Piscataquis cc, Me. ...... 13,138 Piscataway, Middlesex cc, N.J ........2,828 Pitcher, Chenangc oc, N. Y. 1,562 Pitkin, St. Lawrence cp.,N. Y. 396 Pitt, Alleghany cc. Pa 6,002 Pitt oc, N. C 11,806 Pitt, Crawford cc, Ohio, 424 Pittsburg, Alleghany co.,Pa, 21,115 Names of Places. Population. Pittsfprd, HUlsdale cc, Mich. . 641 Pittsfcrd, Mpnroe cc, N. Y.. 1,983 Pittsford, Rutland cc, Vt. . . 1,927 Pittsgrove, Salem cc, N.J. ..2,390 Pittsfield, Berkshire co.,Mass. 3,747 Pittsfield, Lerain cc, Ohic. . . ¦. 704 Pittsfield, Merrimack co., N. H 1,719 Pittsfield, Otsego cc^ N. Y.. 1,395 Pittsfield, Rutland cc, V t . 615 Pittsfield, Somerset cc. Me. . . 951 Pittsfield, Washtenaw cc, Mich 1,151 Pittston, Kennebec cc. Me. 2,460 Pittstown, Luzerne cc. Pa. 1,110 Pittstown, Rensselaer cc, N. Y 3,784 Pittsylvania cc, Va. .,,,,, 26,398 Placentia Island, Hancock CO., Me 32 Plainfield, Allegan cc, Mich.. 397 Plainfield, Northampton cc, Pa 1,501 Plainfield, Otsego cc* N. Y.. 1,450 Plainfield, Sullivan cc, N. H. 1,553 Plainfield, Wa'shington cc, Vt. 880 Plainfield, WUl cc. III.. . . . . . 535 Plainfield, Windham cc, Conn ...3,384 Plain, Franklin cc, Ohio, . . . 1,264 Plain, St. Francis cc. Ark. ... 192 Plain, Stark cc, Ohip, 1,838 Plain, Wayne cc, Ohio,. . . . 2,134 Plain, Wopd cc, Ohio, 273 Plaistow, Rockingham oc, N. H 626 Plantation No. 1, Hanccck CO., Mis 88 Plantation No. 7, Hancock , CO., Me. .64 Plantation No. 8, Piscataquis CO., Me 31 Plantation No. 10, Hanccck cc. Me 19 Plantation No. 23, Washing ton CO., Me 122 Planters, Phjllipa cc. Ark 375 Plaquemine Parish, La 5,060 Platteau, Jeffersen ce;, Mc . ; . 504 Platte, Buchanan cc, Mp...... 462 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Platte CO., Mc 8,913 Plattekill, Ulster cc, N. Y. . 2,125 Plattsburg, Clinton cc, N. Y. 6,416 pleasant, Brown-ca, Ohioi. .1,970 Pleasant, Clark cc, Ohio, . . 1,091 Pleasant, Fairfield co., Ohio, 2,030 Pleasant, Franklin cp.. Ohm, . . 807 Pleasant, Grant cc, Ind. 420 Pleasant Grove, Jo Daviess cc. Ill 190 Pleasant, Hanccck' cc, Ohio, . 252 Pleasant, Hardin cc, Ohio, . . . 569 Pleasant, Knox cc, Ohio, .... 888 Pleasant, Madison oo.,,Ohio, . . 936 Pleasant, Marion ca, Ohio,. .1,414 Pleasant, Putnam cc, Ohio, . . 328 Pleasant, Seneca cp., Ohip, . . . 974 Pleasant, Steuben cc, Ind. . . . 356 Pleasant, Switzerland co., Ind 1,662 Pleasant Valley, Dutchess CO., NY ....;.. 2,219 Pleasant, Van Wert co., Ohio, 192 Pleasant, Wabash cc, Ind. . . . 531 Pleasant, Warren cp.,'Pa. . . . . 190 Plenfield, Hampshire cc, Mass. 910 Plum, AUeghany cc. Pa 1,953 Plum Creek, Armstrcng oc. Pa. ,. 2,216 Plum River, Jp Daviess ca, 111, 347 Plumstead, Bucks cc. Pa, , , 1,873 Plum, Venangp cc. Pa, .... 1,174 Plunkets Creek, Lycpming cn.,Pa .,.,,,277 Plyniiputh and Eatpn Grant, Arppstppk oc. Me, 63 Plymputh, Ashtabula CO., Ohio, 705 Plymouth, Chenango cc, N.Y 1,625 Plymouth cc. Mass 47,873 Plymouth, Grafl;on cc, N. H 1,281 Plymouth Grant, Aroostook oc. Me 200 Plymouth, Litchfield cc. Conn 2,205 Plymouth, Luzerne cq.. Pa.. 1,765 Plymouth, Montgomery ca. Pa. 1,417 Plymouth, Plymouth cc. Mass 5,281 Names of Places. Population. Plymouth, Penobscot cc. Me. 843 Plymouth, Richland Co., Ohio, 1,934 Plymouth, Wayne oc, Mich. 2,163 Plymouth, Windsor cc, Vt.. -1,417 Plympton, Plymouth cc, Mass. 834 Pocahontas co,,,Va. .¦ 2,922 Pooono, Monroe cc. Pa 973 Poinsett co.,.Ark , . 1,320 Point, Northumberland co.,Pa. 746 Point, Perry co., Ind. ....... 678 Point Coupee, La. ..... 7,898 Point Remove;- Conway cc. Ark. 295 Pokagon, Cass cc, Mich. . . , , 516 Poland, Chatauque cc, N. Y. 1,087 Poland, Cumberland cc. Me. 2,360 Poland, Trumbull cc, Ohio, 1,583 Polk CO., Mo ; 8,449 Polk CO., Tenn 3,570 Pomfret, Chatauque co,,N. Y. 4,566 Pomfret, Windham ca. Conn, 1,868 Pomfret, Windsor co., Vt. . . 1,774 Pompey, -Onondaga co,> N. Y. 4,371 Pomptpn, Passaic co., N. J. .1,437 Pond Island, Hancock co». Me. 11 Pontiac, Oakland cc, Mich, 1,904 Pontoteo CO., Mi , , 4,491 Pope CO., Ark 2,850 Pope CO., HI 4,094 Poplin, Rockingham cc, N. H. 429 Portage, AUeghany cc, N. Y. 4,721 Portage cc, Ohio, .....,.,. 22,966 Portage cc, Wiskonsin, . , . , 1,633 Portage, Hancock cc, Ohio, , 676 Portage,, Kalamazoo co„ Mich, 446 Portage, Ottawa cc, Ohio, , , 347 Portage, St. Charles cc. Mi. . 512 Portage, Summit cc, Ohio, . . 718 Portage, Wood cc, Ohio; 199 Port Byron Precinct, Rock Island cc, 111 377 Port Byron, Port Byron Pre cinct, Rock Island co., IU. . , 62 Porter, pass cc, Mich 556 Porter cc, Ind 2,162 Porter, Delaware co., Ohio, . . 678 Porter, Huntingdon cc, Pa, . . 879 Porter, Jefferson cc. Pa 977 Porter, Niagara cc, N. Y. . . 2,177 Porter, Oxford cc, Me 1,133 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Porter, Scioto cc, Ohio, .... 1,015 Port Huron, St. Clair oc, Mich. 1,113 Portland,Chatauque oo., N. Y.3,136 Portland, Cumberiand oc, ; Me. 16,218 Portland, Erie co., Ohio, . . . 1,433 Portland, Ionia cc, Mich. .... 441 Pert Lawrence, Lucas cc, Ohio, 831 Portsmouth cc, Va 6,477 Portsraouth,Newpprt cc, R.1. 1,706 Portsmouth, Rockingham cc, N.H..; 7,887 Portville, Cattaraugus oc, N.Y. 462 Ppsey, Clay oc, Ind 1,201 Posey cc, Ind 9,683 Pesey, Fayette cc, Ind 1,113 -Posey, Harrispn cc, Ind. . . . 1,374 Pnsey, Rush cc, Ind 735 Pesey, Switzerland cc, Ind. 2,1^3 Posey, Washington cc, Ind. 1,591 Potsdam, St. Lawrence cc, N.Y 4,473 Pctter cc, Pa 3,371 Potteri Centre cc, Pa 1,787 Potter, Yates cc, N. Y 2,244 Pottsgrpv§, Mpn^pmery oc. Pa : 1,361 Pottstpwn, (bprpugh,) Mpnt gnmery CO., Pa 721 PottsviUe, (borough,) Schuyl kiU cc. Pa. ..4,345 Poughkeepsie, Dutchess co., n:y. .: ...10,006 Poultney, Rutland cc, Vt. . .1,878 Pcultney, Steuben cc, N. Y. 1,7^4 ' Paundridge, Westchester oc, N.Y..... 1.407 PpwJiatan qc, Va 7,924 Ppwnal; Benningten cc, Vt. 1,613 Pownal, Cumberiand co.. Me. 1,210 Prairie, Arkansas cc. Ark. . . 142 .Prairie, Audrian, cc, Mo. 221 Prairie, Carroll cc. Ark 399 Prairie, Franklin cc. Ark. . . . 500 Prairie, Franklin cb., Ohic, . . 606 Prairie, Henry co., Ind 1,724 Prairie, Holmes cc, Ohio, . . 1,249 Names of Places. Population. Prairie, Hpward cc, Mp. . . . 1,863 Prairie, Madispn ca. Ark. . . . 400 Prairie, Montgomery cc. Mo. 775 Prairie Rend, Kalamazpp cc, Mich. .1 623 Prairieville, MUwaukee oc, Wiskonsin, 450 Prairie, Washingtpn op.. Ark. 2,182 Prattsburg, Steuben cp.,N. Y. 2,455 Prattsville, Greene cc, N. Y. 1,613 Preble, Adams cc, Ind 164 Preble oc, Ohio 19,482 Preble, Cortland^ cc, N. Y. . 1,247 Preble, Pike cc, Ohio, 513 Prescott, Hampshire cc, Mass. 780 Prescott, Washington cc. Me. 793 Prestonburg, town, Floyd ca, Ky. 84 Preston, Chenango cc, N. Y. 1,117 Preston oc, Va. 6,866 Preston, New London cc. Conn.... .....1,727 Preston, 'Wayne cc. Pa. .... 534 Price, Monroe cc, Pa 391 Prince Edward cc, Va. . . '. 14,069 Prince George cc, Va 7,175 Prince George's cc, Md. . . 19,539 Prince's Grove, Peeria cc, IU 351 Princess Anne cc, Va 7,285 Princeton, Gibson cc, Ind. . . . 573 Princeton, Mercer cc, N. J. . 8,055 Princeton, Schenectady cc, N.Y. 1,201 Princeton, Washington cc. Me. 157 Princeton, Worcester cc, Mass ..'..: 1,347 Prince William cc, Va 8,144 Prospect, New HaVen co., Conn. 548 Prospect, Waldo cc, Me 3,492 Providence cc, R. 1 34,902 Providence, Luzerne cc. Pa. 1,169 Providence, Providence co., , R.I 23,171 Providence, Saratoga cc, N.Y , 1,507 Providence, (township,) Lu cas Co., Ohio, 160 Providence, (village,) Lucas CO., Ohio, . . . . , 130 (iro CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Provincetown, Barnstable cc. Mass 2,122 Pulaski CO., Ind. 561 Pulaski CO., Ark. , 5,350 Pulaski CO., (exclbding Somer set.) Ky 9,382 Pulaski cc, Ga. , 5,389 Pulaski ca,Ky 9,620 Pulaski cc, Mc 6,529 Pulaski cc,,Va 3,789 Pulaski, Jackson co„ Mich. . . . 394 Pulaski, WUliams cc, Ohio,. . 279 Pultney, Belmont cc, Ohio, . 1,747 Pusheta, AUen cc, Ohio, .... 768 Putnam cc, Ga 10,260 Putnam cc, 111 2,131 Putnam cc, Ind., 16,843 Putnam cc, N. Y. 12,825 Putnam cc, Ohio 5,189 Putnam, Livingston oc, Mich. 597 Putnam, Muskingum cc, Ohio......... 1,071 Putnam, Washington cb., N. Y. 784 Putney, Windham cc, Vt.. .1,383 Pymatuning, Mercer cc. Pa. 1,793 Queen Anne ca, Md. . 12,633 Queensbury, Warren cc, 1 N.Y. : 3,789 Queen's cc, N. Y 30,324 Quemahoning, Somerset oo.,Pa. 934 Qjuincy city, Adams cc, IU. . 3,319 Quincy, Branch cc, Mich. . . . 498 Quincy, Franklin oc. Pa. . . 2,503 Quincy, Gadsden cc. Middle Florida 655 Quiiicy, Norfolk cc, Mass. . . 3,486 Quincy, Putnam ca, N. Y. . . 1,659 Rabun cc, Ga. . .' 1,912 Ra:cccon, Beaver cc. Pa. 871 Raccoon, GaUia cc, Ohio, . . 1,610 RaCine co., Wiskonsin, 3,476 Radnor, Delaware cc, Ohio, 1,174 Radnor, Delaware cc. Pa. . . 1,205 Ragged Island, Lincoln cc, Me. 17 Rah-way, Essex cc, N. J. ... 2,533 Raisin, Lenawee oc, Mich. . 1,117 Raisinsville, Monroe cc, Mich. 683 Raleigh, Wake cc, N. C. . . 2,244 Ralls CO., Mo ,,,,,.. 5,670 Ramapo, Rockland cc, N. Y. 3,222 Names of Places. Populatioo. Randolph, Cattafangus co,. ' N.Y. .,....-..1,283 Randolph,'- Cpps cc, N. H 115 Randblph cc, Ala. 4,973 Randclph cd.. Ark. 2,196 Randclph cc, Ga 8,276 Raiidplph cc, IU 7,944 Randplph cc, Ind 10,684 Randolph cc, Mc ; ¦ 7,198 Randolph cc, N, C, , . , , . . 12,875 Randolph cc, Va 6,308 Randolph, Crawford cc. Pa. 1,040 Randolph, Montgomery oc, Ohio, ....1,774 Randplph, Mprris cc, N. J.. . 1,801 Randolph, Norfolk cc, Mass. 3,313 Randolph, Orange cc, Vt. . . 2,678 Randolph, Portage cc, Ohio, 1,649 Randolph, Tippecanoe cc, Ind. 991 Rankin cc. Mi 4,631 Range, Madison cc, Ohio;. . . . 820 Baphoe, Lancaster cc. Pa. . . 8,557 Rapides, La. ...,..:.•..'.. 14,132 Rappahannock cc, Va 9,257 Raritan, Hunterdon cc, N. J. 2,510 Ravenna, Portage cc, Ohio,. 1,543 Rawlings, Greene cc. 111 998 Ray CO., Mc, 6,553 Ray, MacCmb cc, Mich. 805 Raymond, Cumberland co., , Me .....2,032 Raympnd, Rockingham cc, N.H. 989 Raynham, Bristol cc, Mass. . 1,329 Raysville, Henry cc, Ind 246 Readfield, Kennebec cc, Me. 2,037 Readfield, Oswego cc, N. Y. . . 507 Reading, Adams cb., Pa. . . .' 1,026 Reading, Berks cC, Pa 8,410 Reading HUlsdale oc, Mich. . . 331 Reading, Middlesex co.,Mass. 2,193 Reading, Steuben co., N. Y'. l,,54l Readington, Hunterdon cc, N.J 2,373 Reading, Windsor cc, Vt. . . 1,363 Readsboro',5ennington'co., Vt. 767 Recovery, Mercer co., Ohio, . . 298 Red Bank, Armstrong co.. Pa. 3,078 Redding, Fairfield cc, Conn. 1,675 Redford, Wayne cc, Mich. . . 1,108 ' (S)7 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Red Hook, Dutchess cc, N.Y. 2,829 Red Lion, New Castle co., Del 1,401 Red River, Lafayette cc, Ark. 631 Redstone, Fayette cc, Pa. . . 1,159 Reed, Seneca co., Ohio 1,214 Reed's Creek, Lawrence cc. Ark 450 Rehoboth, Bristol co., Mass. . 2,169 Reiiy, Butler cc, Ohic 1,758 Remsen, Oneida cc, N. Y. . . 1,638 Rensselaer, Wayne oc, Mich. 464 Rensselaer cc, N, Y 60,295 Rensselaerville, Albany- ca, N. Y 3,705 Republican, Jefferson cc, Ind. 1,548 Reserve, Alleghany cc. Pa. . 1443 Reynoldsburg, Franklin co., Ohio, 309 Rhea ca, Tenn ..3,985 Rhinebeck, Dutchess cc, N.Y. 2,659 Rhode Island : 108,830 Rice, Sandusky cc, Ohio, .... 385 Richfield, Henry cc, Ohio, .... 83 Richfield. Huron cc, Ohio,,, 1,599 Richfield, Lapeer cc, Mich. . . 198 Richfield, Lucas cc, Ohio, . . . 304 Richfield, Otsego cc, N. Y. . 1,680 Richfield, Summit cc, Ohio, 1,108 Richford, Franklin cc, Vt. . . , 914 Richford, Tioga cc, N, Y 989 Rich Hill, Greene cc. Pa. . , 1,884 Rich HiU,. Muskingum co,, Ohio,. 1,434 Richland, Belmont cc, Ohio, 3,748 Richland, Bucks cc. Pa. . . . 1,781 Richland, Cambria cc, Pa. . 1,038 Richland, Clinton cc, Ohio, . 1,385 Richland cc, Ohio 44,532 Richland, Crawford cc, Arlt. . . 899 Richland, Darke cc, Ohio, . . . 577 Richland Dist., S. C 16,397 Richland, Fairfield cc, Ohio, 1,992 Richland, Fountain cc, Ind. 2,048 Richland, Guernsey cc, Ohio, 1,777 Hiehland, Henry cc, Ohio, . . . 542 Richland, Hancock cc, Ohio, . 832 Richland, Holmes cc, -Ohio, 1,092 Richland, Jackson cc, Ohio, . . 548" Names of Places. Population. Richland, Kalamazoo cc, Mich. 518 Richland, Jefferson ca. Ark. . . 694 Richland, Madison cc, Ark. . . 452 Richland, Marion cc, Ohio, . 1,147 Richland, Miami cc, Ind. 362 Richland, Morgan cc. Mo. . . 1,021 Richland, Oswegp cc, N. Y. 4,050 Richland, Phillips cc. Ark 580 Richland, Putnam cc, Ohic. . 888 Richland, Rush cc, Ind 1,266 .Richland, Scott cc. Mo 523 Richland, Steuben cc, Ind 141 Richland, Venango ca. Pa. . 1,385 Richland, Washington cc. Ark. 853 Richmond, Ashtabula co., Ohio, 384 Richmond, Berks cc. Pa. . . 1,997 Richmond, Berkshire cc, Mass 1,097 Richmond city, Henrico cc, Va 20,153 Richmond city, Wayne cc, Ind 2,070 Richmond, Cheshire co.,N.H. 1,165 Richmond, Chittenden ca,Vt. 1,054 Richmond cc, Ga., 11,933 Richmond cc, N. C ; . , 8,909 Richmond cc, N. Y 10,965 Richmond cc, Va 5,905 Richmond, Crawford cc, Pa. . 771 Richmond, Howard co.. Mo. 3,643 Richmond, Huron cq., Ohio, . 306 Richmond, Lincoln cc. Me. 1,604 Richmond, Macomb oc, Mich. 603 Richmond, Ontario cc, N.Y. 1,937 Richmcnd, Ray cc, Mc . . . 2,611 Richmond, town, (Madison cc,) Ky 823 Richniond, Tioga cc. Pa 742 Richmond, Washington co., R.L 1,.361 Rich Wopds, Miller cc, Mc . 370 Rich woods, Washingtnn cc.Mc 857 Ridgebury, Bradford oc; Pa. 1,214 Ridgefield, Fairfield co.,Conn.2,467 Ridge, Hancock cc, Ohio, . . 477 Ridge, Prairie cc. III 2,690, Ridge, Van Wert ca, Ohic • ¦ 211 Ridgeville, Lorain co., Ohio, . 818 Ridgeway, Jefierson cc. Pa. . 1^ Ridgeway, Orleans co,, N. Y.3,654 47 (159) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places^. Population . Riilley, Delaware cc. Pa. . '. 1,075 Riga, Mpnrne cc, N. Y; 1,984 Riley, Pepe cc. Ark 393 Riley, Putnam cc, Ohip 6.58 RUey, St. Clair oc, Mich. .... 114. RUey, Sandusky cc, Ohip, . . . 426 Riley tewnship, Oxford cc. Me. 51 Rjndge, Cheshire cc, N. H. . 1,161 Ripley, Chatauque cc, N. Y. 2,197 Ripley oc, Ind 10,392 Ripley ca, Mp 2,856 Ripley, Helmes cc, Ohic, . . 1,269 Ripley,, Hurpn cc, Ohie, ..... 805 Ripley, Montgomery cc, Ind. 950 Ripley, Rush cc, Ind 1,922 Ripley, Somerset cc, Me 591 Ripton, Addison cc, Vt. ..... 357 Risdon, Hancock cc, Ohio, .... 27 Riverhead, Suffolk co.,,N. Y. 2,449 Rives CO., Mo. '......'....,. 4,726 Rivers,' Jackson cc, Mich. . . . 400 Roane cc, Tenn 10,948 Roane, Lafayette cc. Ark. . . . 703 Roanoke co., Va. , 5,499 Roanoke, Randolph cc. Ark. , 308 Roaring Creek, Columbia co,. Pa 1,855 Roafk, Gasconade cc. Mo, . , , 727 Robb, Posey cc, Ind, 1,098 Robbinston, Washington cc. Me 822 Robeson, Berks cc. Pa, ,» , , 2,016 Robeson cc, N, C 10,370 Robertson cc, Tenn 13,801 Robinson, Alleghany co.. Pa. 1,694 Robinson, Perry co., Ind. . , . 1,004 Robinson, Washington cc, Pa. 860 Rochester, Beaver Sc, Pa, . , , .548 Rochester, Lorain ec, Ohio, , .467, Rochester City, Monroe co., N.Y 20,191 Rochester, Peoria cc. III. . . . 165 Rochester, Plymouth cc. Mass 3,864 Rochester, Strafford oo., N.H. 2,431 Rochester, Ulster cc, N, Y, 2,674 Rochester, West, Columbiana cq., Ohio, '. . 65 Rochester, Windsor cc, yt. 1,396 Rock, Jefferson cc, Mc 755 -Names of Places. Population. Rocky Bayou, Izard cc, Ark. 180 Rockbridge cc, Va. , 14,284 Rockcastle cc, Ky 3,409 Rock cc, Wiskonsin, 1,701 Rock Creek, Bartholpmew CO., Ind -. 685 Rockdale, Crawford co,, Pa. . , 767 Rockingham cc, N. C. ... 13,442 Rockingham cc, N. H. . . . 45,771 Rockingham, Windham cc, Vt. , 2,330 Rockford, CaldweU cc. Mo. . , 746 Rock Grove, Stephenspn co. 111, 262 Rockland, Berks cc, Pa, . , ; 1,649 Rpck Island cc, 111, 2,610 Rpckland cc, N, Y. 11,975 Rockland, Sullivan ca, N. Y. 826 Rockland, VenangC cc. Pa. 1,198 Rockport, Cuyahcga cc, , Ohio, : 1,235 Rockport, Essex cc, Mass. 2,650 Rock Village, WiU cc. III. , . 344 Rocky Fork, Boone co.. Mo. 1,697 Rodman, Jefferson cc, N. Y. 1,702 Rollin, Lenawee co., Mich. . . 581 Rome, Ashtabula cc, Ohio, . . 765 Rome, Athens cc, Ohio, .... 866 Rome, Bradford cc. Pa 817 Rome, Crawford CO., Pa 737 Rome, Kennebec cc. Me. ... 987 Rome, Lawrence cc, Ohio, . , 879 Rome, Lenawee cc, Mich. , 1,128 Rome, Oneida oc, N. Y. . . . 5,680 Romulus, Seneca ca, N. Y. 2,235 Root, Montgomery cc, N. Y. 2,079 Rootstown, Portage cc, Ohio, 1,112 Rose, Carroll cc, Ohio, .... 1,593 Rose, Jefferson cc. Pa '.1,421 Rose, Oakland cc, Mich. 415 Rose, Wayne co.,N.Y 2,038 Ross, Alleghany CO., Pa. ..1,675 Ross, Butler cc, Ohio 1,626 Ross CO., Ohio, 27,460 Ross, Greene cc, Ohio, .... 1,337 Rossie, St. Lawrence cc, N.,Y 1,553 Ross, Jefferson cc, Ohio, . . . . 929 Ross, Kalamazoo cc, Mich. . . 386 Ross, Mcnroe co., Pa^ 987 RossviUe, Butler oo., Ohip, . 1,143 (160) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Pppulation. RossviUe, Muskingum cc, Ohio,160 Rostrayer, Westmereland cc. Pa , 1,880 Rptterdam, Schenectady cp., N.Y 2,284 Rpulette, Pptter cc, Pa 153 Round Grove, Marion cc. Mo. 911 Roundhead, Hardin cc, Ohip, 569 Rpund Prairie, CaUaway cc, Mp 1,019 Rpyaltpn, Berrien cc, Mich. . 146 Rowan cc, N. C 13,109 Rxiwe, Franklin cc, Mass. . . . 703 Rowland, HiUsdale cc, Mich. . 83 Rowley, Essex co., Mass. . . 1,303 Roxborough, PhUadelphia co.. Pa 5,797 Roxbury, Cheshire oc, N. H. .286 Roxbury, Delaware cc, N. Y. 3,013 R,oxbury, Litchfield cc, Ccnn. 971 Rnxbury, Mprriscc, N. J. . . 2,231 Roxbury, Norfolk cc, Mass. 9,089 Roxbury, Oxford cc. Me. .... 237 Roxbury, Washington co., Ohio,.. 1,086 Roxbury, Washington cc, Vt. 784 Royal Oak, Oakland cc, Mich. 860 Royalston, Worcester cc. Mass 1,667 Royalton, Cuyahoga cc.Ohio, 1,051 Royalton, Lucas cc, Ohio, . . . 401 Royalton, Niagara cc, N, Y, 3,549 Royalton, Windsor cc, Vt. . 1,917 Raddle, Independence co,. Ark 1,333 Ruggles, Huron oc, Ohio, , 1,345 Rumford, Oxford cc. Me. , , 1,444 Rumley, Harrison co., Ohio, 1,039 Rumney, Grafton cc, N. H. .1,110 Rundle,Cape Girardeau co.,Mo. 580 Rupert, Bennington co., Vt. 1,086 Ruscomb Manor, Berks cc, Pa ; 1,189 Rush, Centre cc. Pa. ... 317 Rush, Champaign cc, Ohio, .1,326 Rush cc, Ind. . , 16,456 Rush Creek, Fairfield cc, Ohio, 2,424 Rush Creek, Logan cc, Ohio, 1,077 Rush, Dauphin cc. Pa. ..... . -247 Names of Places. Population. ' Rushford, Alleghany cc, N. Y.l;512 Rush, Monroe cc, N. Y 1,929 Rush, Northumberland coi, Pa , 1,028 Rush, Schuylkill cc, Pa 370 Rush, Susquehanna cc. Pa;. 1,039 Rush, Tuscarawas cc, Ohio, 1,293 Rushville, Rush cc, Ind. . . . 2,146 Russell CO., Ala 13,513 Russell CO., Ky. 4,238 RusseUcc, Va , 7,878 Russell, Geauga cc, Ohio, , , , 742 Russell, Hampden cc, Mass. . . 955 Russell, Putnam cc, Ind.. . . 1,503 Russell, St. Lawrence cc, N.Y , 1,373 Russellville, town, Logan cc, Ky 1,196 Russia, Herkimer co., N. Y.. 2,298 Russia, Lorain cc, Ohio, . . . 1,302 Rutherford cc, N. C. ..... 19,202 Rutherford cc, Tenn 34,280 Rutland cc, Vt. 30,699 Rutland, Jeffersen co„ N. Y. 2,090 Rutland, Meigs cc, Ohio, . . . 1,410 Rutland, Rutland cc, Vt.. . . 2,708 Rutland, Tioga cc. Pa .692 Rutland, Worcester CO., Mass. 1,260 Ryegate, Caledonia co., Vt. . .1,223 Rye, Perry cc. Pa 451 Rye, Rockingham Co., N. H. 1,305 Rye, Westchester cc, N. Y. 1,803 Sabine, Saline cc, Ark 907 Salem, (borough,) Westmore land CO., Pa 204 Salem, Champaign cc, Ohio, 1,402 Salem CO., N.J 16,024 Salem, Essex cc, Mass. . . . 15,082 Salem, Franklin cc. Me 661 Salem, Highland co., Ohio, . 1,004 Salem in Perry, Columbiana cc, Ohic 842 Salem, Jefferson cc, Ohic . . 2,044 Salem, Luzerne cc. Pa 1,009 Salem, Meigs cc, Ohio, 940 Salem, Mercer cc, Ohip, 579 Salem, Mercer cc. Pa 1,980 Salem, Monroe cc, Ohio, 900 Salern, Muskingum cc, Ohio, 1,002 Salem, New London cc, Ccnn. 815 !161) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Salem, Orieans cc, Vt. . , 299 Salem, Ottawa oc, Ohio, , . . . 104 Salem, Rockingham co., N.H. 1,408 Salem, Salem cc, N. J 2,007 Salem, Shelby cc, Ohic . . . 1,158 Salem, Steuben cc, Ind 190 Salem, town, Livingston cc, Ky 233 Salem, Tuscarawas cc, Ohio, 1,121 Salem, Warren co., Ohio, . . 2,958 Saleni, Washington cc, Ind. 1,083 Silem, Washtenaw cc, Mich. 1,364 Salein, Washington cc, N. Y. 2,855 'Salem, Washington cc, Ohio, 881 Salem, Wayne cc. Pa 849 Salem; Westmoreland cc. Pa. 1,892 Salina, Onondaga cc, N. Y. 11,013 Saline co.. Ark 3,061 Saline op., Mc 5,358 Saline, Cooper oc. Mo 1,327 Saline, Gallatin cc,' 111 ,. 991 Saline, Hempstead cc. Ark. 1,192 Saline, Jefferson cc, Ohio, . . . 963 Saline, MUIer cc. Mo 489 Saline, Ralls cc. Mo 9l9 Saline, Sevier co.. Ark 354 Saline, St. Genevieve cc. Mo. 510 Saline, Washtenaw oc, Mich. 1,890 Saling, Audrain cc, Mo 209 Salisbury, Addison cc, Vt. ... 942 Salisbury, Essex oc, Mass. . . 2,789 Salisbury, Herkimer cc, N.Y. 1,859 Salisbury, Lancaster oc. Pa. 3,959 Salisbury, Lehigh cc. Pa. . . 1,438 Salisbury ,Litchfield ccCpnn. 2,551 Salisbury, Meigs cc, Ohio,. . 1,509 Salisbury, Merrimack cc, N. H. . . . . ; 1,339 Saluda, Jeffersen cc, Ind. . . 1,385 Salt Creek, Cook co.. Ill 289 Salt Creek, Hocking cc, Ohio, 821 Salt Creek, Holmes cc, Ohio, 1739 Salt Creek, Marion cc, Ohic, . 607 Salt Creek, Muskingum cc, Ohio, 1,252 Salt Creek, Pickaway cc, Ohic , 1,814 Salt Creek, Wayne cc, Ohio, 1461 Salt Lick, Fayette oc. Pa. . . 1,911 Names of Places. Population. Salt Lick, Perry oc, Ohio,. . 1,243 Salt Ppnd, Saline cc. Mo. . . . 585 Salt River, Audrian cc. Mo. . 833 Salt River, Pike cc, Mp 316 Salt River, Ralls cc. Mo. ... 942 Saltzburg, (borough,) Indiana CO., Pa 335 Sampson ce., N. C, 12,157 Sandbornton, - Strafford cc, N.H ..2,746 Sand Creek, Barlhelpmew cc, Ind.. 1,003 Sandgate, Benningten cc, 'Vt. 776 Sandisfield, Berkshire cc. Mass 1,464 Sand Lake, Rensselaer cc, N.Y 4,303 Sandowre, Rockingham oo., N. H .625 Sandstone, Jackson co., Mich. . 654 Sandusky cc, Ohip 10,182 Sandusky, Crawfprd cc, Ohio, 679 Sandusky, Richland cc, Ohip, 1,465 Sandusky, Sandusky cc, Ohio, 579 Sandy Creek, Mercer cc. Pa. 1,966 Sandy Creek, Oswego cc, N.Y. 2,420 Sandy Creek, Venangp cc. Pa. 929 Sandy Lake, Mercer cc. Pa. 1,566 Sandy, Stark cc, Ohio, 1,265 Sandy, Tuscarawas cc, Ohio, 1,444 Sandy^ton, Sussex cc, N. J. 1,209 Sandwich, ' Barnstable cc. Mass 3,719 Sandwich, Strafford cc, N.H. 2,635 Sanford, Broome oc, N. Y. . . 1,173 Sanford, York cc. Me 3,333 Sangamon cc. 111 14,716 Sangersfield, Oneida co.,N.Y. 3,351 Sangerville, Piscataquis co.,/ Me 1,197 Sangus, Essex cc, Mass. . . . 1,098 Saranac, Clinton cc, N. Y. . . 1,462 Saratpga cc, N. Y 40,553 Saratoga, Saratoga Co., N. Y. 2,624 Saratoga Springs, Saratoga cc, N. Y 3,384 Sarcoxie, Newton Co., Mo. . . . 5.57 Sardinia, Erie oo., N. Y. . . .1,743 Saugerties, Ulster cc, N. Y. 6,216 (1^ ' CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Sauk CO., Wiskonsin, 102 Savannah city, Chatham cc, Ga. 11,214 Savannah, Wayne cc, N. Y. 1,718 Savericn, Ralls cc, Mc 880 Saville, Perry cc. Pa 1,283 Savpy, Berkshire cp.. Mass 915 Saybrppk, Ashtabula cc, Ohic, 934 Sayhrppk, Middlesex cc, Ccnn 3,417 Scales's, Jp Daviess cp.. III. , . 343 Scarbcrpugh, Cumberland cc, Me 2,172 Scarsdale, Westchester cc, N.Y.,,., 265 Schaghticcke, Rensselaer cc, N. Y, 3,389 Schenectady city, Schenec tady cc, N. Y 6,784 Schenectady cc, N. Y 17,387 Schodack, Rensselaer cc, N. Y 4,125 Schoharie cc, N. Y 32,3,58 Schoharie, Schoharie co.,N.y. 5,.534 Schroepel, Oswego co., N. Y. 2,098 Schroon, Essex oc, N. Y, . .1,660 Schuylkill, Chester cc. Pa. 2,079 Schuylkill co., Pa 29,053 SchuylkiU, Schuylkill cc,Pa. 1,334 Schuyler co.. Ill 6,972 Schuyler, Herkimer cc, N.Y. 1,798 Scio, Alleghany cc, N. Y. . . 1,156 Scioto CO., Ohio, 11,192 Sciotp, Delaware cc, Ohip,. . . 877 SciptP, Jackspn cc, Ohip, . . . .931 Scictp, Pickaway cc, Ohic, . . 904 Scipio, Hillsdale oc, Mich.. . . 634 Scipic, Meigs ca, Ohic, 940 Scipio; Seneca cc, Ohio, . . . 1,.556 Scipio, Cayuga cc, N. Y. . . . 2,255 Scituate, Providence cc, R. 1. 2,090 Scituate, Plymouth cc, Mass. 3,886 Scott, Adams cc, Ohio, 916 Scptt, Brpwn op., Ohip, .... 1,101 Soptt cc. Ark. 1,694 Soptt cc. 111 6,215 Scott, Icwa 2,140 Scott CO., Indiana, 4,242 Scott cc, Ky 13,668 Scott cc, Mi 1,653 Names of Places. Population. Scctt CC, Mp., 5,974 Scptt, Cprtland cc, N. Y. . . 1,332 Scott CO., Va 7,303 Scott, Marion cc, Ohip 854 Scott, Montgomery cc, Ind. . , 896 Scott, Sandusky ca, Ohio, . . . 684 Scott, Vanderburgh cc, Ind. 1,213 Scott, Wayne cc. Pa 365 Scpttsville, city, (Allen cc, Ky).215 Scriba, Oswego, cc, N. Y. . . 4,051 Scriven cc, Ga 4,794 Scrubgrass, Venango cc. Pa. 1,076 Seabrbok, Rockingham cc, NU ^ 1 gf;2 Seal, Pike cc, Ohio, l'835 Searcy cc. Ark 936 Searsburgh, Bennington cc, Vt. 120 Searsmont, Waldo oc. Me. , 1,374 Seavill, Hancock cc. Me,, , , . 129 Sebago, Cumberland ca. Me. . 707 Sebec, Piscataquis cc, Me. .1,116 Second Precinct, Schuyler CO., Ill 961 Sedgwick, Hancock cc. Me. 1,922 Seekonk, Bristol co., Mass. . 1,996 Sempronius, Cayuga CO., N.Y.1,304 Seneca cc, N. Y 34,874 Seneca cc, Ohio, 18,128 Seneca Falls, Seneca co., N. Y 4,281 Seneca, Guernsey oc, Ohio, 1,359 Seneca, Lenawee cc, Mich. . 681 Seneca, Monroe oc, Ohio, . . 1,848 Seneca, Ontario cc, N. Y. . . 7,073 Seneca, Seneca cc, Ohip, . . 1,393 Sennet, Cayuga cc, N. Y. . . 2,060 Sergeant, McKean oc, Pa.,.. 218 Sevier -cc. Ark 2,810 Sevier cc, Tenn 6,442 Seville, Medina cc, Ohio, . . . 249 Seward, Schoharie cc, N.Y. 2,088 Sewickly, Westmoreland co.. Pa 1,673 Shade, Scmerset cc, Pa. . . . 1,052 Shaftsbury, Benningten, cc, Vt. 1,886^ Shalersville,Portage co.,Ohio, 1,281 1 Shampkin, Nprthumberland I CO., Pa 1,983 Shandaken, Ulster cq., N. Y. 1,455' (163) r^i CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Shapleigh, York co„ Me 1,510 Sharon, Frankjin cc, Ohio, . . 728 Sharon, HUsborough cc, N. H.251 Sharon, Litchfield cc, Conn. 2,407 Sharon, Medina cc, Ohio, . . 1,815 Sharon, Norfolk cc, Mass. . 1,076 Sharon,iPotter oc. Pa. 2.59 Sharon, Richland cc, Ohio, 1,675 Sharon, Schoharie cc, N.Y. -2,520 Sharon, Windsor cc, Vt. . . . 1,371 Shawangunk,.Ulster cc,N.Y. 3,886 Shawnee, AUen cc, Ohio, . . . 439 Shawnee, Fountain cc, Ind. 1,439 Shawnee Prqcinct, GaUatin CO., Ill 2,642 Shawneetown, Shawnee, Gal latin cc, 111 862 Sheboygan oc, Wiskonsin, -. . 183 Shefiield, Ashtabula cc, Ohic 684 Sheffield, Berkshire cc, Mass.2,322 Sheffield, Caledonia cc, Vt. . . 821 Sheffield, Lerain ca, Ohio, . . 531 Sheffield, Tippecanoe cc, Ind.1,534 Sheffield, Warren cc. Pa 116 Shelburn, Chittenden cc, Vt. 1098 Shelburne, Ccoscp., N. H. ... 350 Shelburne, Franklin cc, Mass.1,033 Shelby cc, Ala 6,112 Shelby cc, IU 6,659 Shelby ca, Ind 12,005 Shelby cc, Ky 17,768 Shelby cc, Mc 3,056 Shelby cC, Ohic 12,154 Shelby cc, Tenn 14,721 Shelby, Jeffersen cc, Ind. . . 2,120 Shelby, Macomb cc, Mich. . 1,262 Shelby, Orieans ca, N.Y. . 2,643 Shelby, Polk cc. Mo 451 Shelby, Tippecanoe cc, Ind. . 727 Shelbyville, Shelby co., Ind. . 446 Shelbyville town, Shelby cc, Ky 1,335 Sheldon, Genesee cc, N. Y. 2,8.53 Sheldon, Franklin co., Vt. . . 1,734 Shellsbury; (borough,) Bed ford CO., Pa ; 316 Shelter Island, Sufflilk cc, N.Y, 379 Shenandoah co., Va 11,618 Shenango, Beaver cc, Pa. . . 1,435 Shenango, MerCer cc,, Pa. . 1,356 Jlames of Places . Population. Sherburne, Chenango cc, N.Y 2,791 Sherburne, Middlesex co.,Mass. 995 Sherburne, Rutland cc, Vt. . . 498 Sheridan, Calhoun cc, Mich. . . 534 Sheridfen, Chatauque co.,N.Y. 1,883 Sherman, • Chatauque cc, N.Y ,. 1,099 Sherman, Fairfield cc. Conn. . 938 Sherman, Huron cc, Ohio, . . . 692 Sherman, St, Joseph co,, Mich. 683 Sherwood, Branch cc, Mich., .367 Sheshequin, Bradford cc. Pa. 1,010 Shewsbury, Worcester cc. Mass , 1,481 Shiawassee oc, Mich 2,103 Shiawassee, Shiawassee cc, Mich ,,,426 Shippen, Cumberland cc, Pa., 184 Shippen, McKeap cc. Pa. . . . 184 Shippensburg,Cumberland cc, Pa 1,473 Shippen, Tioga cc. Pa 192 Shirley, Huntingdon oc. Pa. 1,174 Shirley, Middlesex cc, Mass. . 957 Shirley, Piscataquis Co., Me. . . 190 Shirleysburg, (borough,) Hun tingdon CO., Pa. , 247 Shrewsbury, (borough,) York CO., Pa 340 Shrewsbury, Lycoming oc. Pa. 282 Shrewsbury, Monmouth cc, ' N.J 5,917 Shrewsbury, Rutland cc, Vt 1,218 Shrewsbury, York cc. Pa. . . 1,328 Shoal Creek, Newton cc. Mo. 738 Shoreham, Addisen cc, Vt,'. 1,674 Shprt Creek, Harrison cc, Ohic 2,022 Shutesbury, Franklin cc, Mass. 987 Sidney, Delaware cc, N. Y. 1,732 Sidney, Kennebec cc. Me. . .2,190 Sidney, Shelby cc, Ohio 713 Silver Creek, Cass cc, Mich. . 183 Silver Creek cc. III 524 Silver Creek, Greene oc, 01iic, 2,447 Silver CreekjStephenson CO., 111.530 Silver Lake, Susquehanna CO., Pa 907 (IM) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places., Population. Silver Spring, Cumberiand CO., Pa 1,938 Simpson cc, Ky. 6,.537 Simpson cc, Mi 3,380 Simsbury, Hartford co„ Conn. 1,896 Six Miles cc. 111 1,034 Sixth Precinct, Schuyler cc, 111 954 Skelton, Warwick cc, Ind. . .1,287 Skeneateles, Onondaga cc, N. Y 3,981 Skippack and Perkiomen, Montgomery cc, Pa 1,485 Skowhegan, Somerset cc. Me 1,584 Slippery Rock,Beaver cc. Pa. 1,224 Slippery Rock, Butler cc. Pa. 1,507 Slippery Reck, Mercer co.,Pa. 2,066 Sloystown, (borough,) Somer set CO., Pa 357 Small Pox, Jo Daviess cc, IU. 851 Smith, Barry cc. Me 1,799 Smith, Belmpnt cc, Ohio, . . . 1,956 Smith cc. Mi 1,961 Smith cc, Tenn 21,179 Smithfield, Bradfprd cc. Pa.. 1,427 Smithfield,Jefferspn cc, Ohic, 2,095 Smithfield, Madispn cc, N. Y. 1,699 Smithfield, Prcvidence cc, R. I. : . . . . 9,534 Smithfield, Spmerset cc, Me. 789 Smith, Posey cc, Ind 685 Smithtown, Suffolk cc, N. Y. 1,932 Smithville, Chenango co., N. Y 1,762 Smith, Washington cc. Pa.. 1,345 Smyrna, Aroostook cc. Me. . , 184 Smyrna, Chenango cc, N. Y. 2,246 Smythe cc, Va 6,533 Snowshoe, Centre ca. Pa 163 Snyder, Jefferson cc. Pa 291 Society Land, Hillsborough cc, N. H 133 Scdus, Wayne cc, N. Y 4,472 Solesbury, Bucks cc. Pa.. . . 2,088 Solon, Cortland cc, N. Y. . . 2,311 SpIpu, Cuyahnga cc, Ohip, . . . 774 SpIpu, Spmerset cc. Me. . . . 1,139 Spmerford, Madison cc, Ohic, 761 Somerset, Belmont cc, Ohio, 1,983 Names of Places. Population. Somerset, (borough,) Somer set CO,, Pa 638 Somerset, Bristol cc, Mass. . 1,005 Somerset cc. Me 83,912 Somerset cc, Md 19,508 Somerset cc, N. J 17,455 Somerset cc. Pa 19,650 Somerset, Hillsdale cc, Mich.. 716 Somerset, Niagara cc, N. Y. 1,742 Somerset, Perry cc, Ohio, .... 947 Somerset, Somerset cc. Pa.. 2,711 Somerset, town, Pulaski cc, Ky. 288 Somerset, Washington cc, Pa ..1,620 Somerset, Windham cc, Vt. . 262 Somers, Preble cc, Ohio, . . . 1,820 Somers, ToUand cc. Conn.. .1,621 Somers, Westchester cc,N.Y. 2,082 Somersworth, Strafford cc, N. H 3,283 South Ambpy, Middlesex co., N.J 1,825 Southampton, Bedford cc. Pa 1,543 Sputhamptpn, Bucks cc. Pa. 1,256 Sputhamptnn cc, Va 14,525 Sputhampton, Cumberland cc. Pa 1,484 Sputhamptpn,Franklin cc. Pa. 1,703 Southampton, Hampshire cc. Mass 1,167 Southampton, Somerset cc. Pa. 755 Southampton, Suffolk ca, N.Y 6,205 South Beaver, Beaver co.. Pa. 1,024 South Berwick, York cc. Me. 2,314 Southborough, Worcester cc. Mass 1,145 Southbridge, Worcester cc, Mass. 2,031 South Bristol, Ontario cc, N. Y 1,375 South Brunswick, Middlesex cc, N. J 2,797 Southbury, New Haven co. Conn 1,542 South Carolina 594,398 South Creek, Bradford co., Pa. 484 South Easton, (borough,) Northampton cc, Pa 661 Z2 (165) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Namoe of Places. Population. Southeast, Orange cc, Ind. . 1,247 Southeast, Putnam cc, N, Y. 1,910 Southfield,Oakland cc, Mich. 1,061 Southfield, Richmond co., N. Y 1,619 South Fork, Clarke cc. Ark. . . 212 South Fork, Izard cc. Ark 337 South Fort, Monroe cc, Mc . . 731 South Hadley, Hampshire cc, Mass 1,458 South Half, Saint Clair co., IU 7,979 South Hampton, Rocking ham CO., N. H 462 South Haven, Van Buren cc, Mich. 99 South Hero, Grand Isle cc, Vt 664 South Huntingdpn, West- moreland cc. Pa 2,793 Southington, Hartford cc, Ccnn 1,887 Southington, Trumbull cc, Ohio 889 South Kingston, Washington CO., R. L 3,717 South Middleten, Cumberland CO., Pa 2,055 Southold, Suffolk cc, N. Y. . .3,907 Southport, Chemung co.,N.Y. 2,101 South Reading, Middlesex cc, Mass , , . . 1,617 South Rich Woods, Greene CO., Ill 773 South River, Marion co.. Mo. . 744 South Shenango, Crawford CO., Pa 1,324 South Strabane, Washington CO., Pa 1,075 Southwark, Philadelphia cc. Pa 27,548 Southwest, Warren cc. Pa. . . 201 Southwest, Orange cc, Ind. . . 998 South Whitehall, Lehigh co.. Pa 2,290 Southwick, Hampden cc, Mass 1,214 South Woodbury, Bedford CO., Pa 1,950 South Zanesville, Muskingum cc, Ohio 76 Names of Places. Population. Spadra, Johnson oc. Ark. . . 1,451 Spafford, Onondaga cc, N. Y. 1,873 Sparta, Crawford co.. Pa. .... 682 Sparta, Livingston cc, N. Y. 5,841 Sparta, Noble cc, Ind 245 Spartanburg Dist., S. C 23,669 Spencer cc, Ind 6,305 Spencer Cc, Ky 6,681 Spencer, Guernsey ca, Ohio, 1,669 Spencer, Medina cc, Ohio, . . . 551 Spencer, Pike cc. Mo 837 Spencer, Ralls cc. Mo 1,087 Spencer Stream, Somerset CO., Me 6 Spencer, Tiega cc, N. Y. . . 1,532 Spencer, Worcester CO., Mass. 1,604 Spottsylvania cc, Va 15,161 Sprigg, Adams oc, Ohio, .. . 1,976 Spring Arbour, Jackson oc, Mich 775 Spring, Centre cc. Pa 1,793 Spring, Crawford cc. Pa. . . 1,616 Spring Creek, Miami co.,Ohio,l,444 Spring Creek, Warren cc. Pa. 435 Spring Creek, Will cc. III. . . 649 Springfield, Allen co., Ind. .. . 110 Springfield, Bradford cc. Pa. 1,487 Springfield, Bucks cc. Pa. . 2,072 Springfield, Buriington cc, N. J 1,682 Springfield, (city,) Sangamon CO., IH 2,.579 Springfield, Delaware co., Pa. 860 Springfield, Erie cc. Pa. . . 2,344 Springfield, Essex cc, N. J. 1,651 Springfield, Gallia cc, Ohip, . 991 Springfield, Hamiltpn cc, OhiP 3,092 Springfield, Hampden cc. Mass 10,985 Springfield, Huntingdon oc, Pa.984 Springfield, Jefferson co.,- Ohip 1,077 Springfield, La Grange cc, Ind. 429 Springfield, Lucas cc, Ohip, . 443 Springfield, Mercer cc. Pa. 1,804 Springfield, Mentgpmery cc. Pa. ., 695 Springfield, Muskingum cc, Ohio 1,091 — — CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Springfield, Oakland co., Mich. 573 Springfield, Otsego cc, N. Y. 2,382 Springfield, Penobscot cc. Me. 546 Springfield, Richland cc, Ohio, 1,686 Springfield, Rives cc. Mo 458 Springfield, Ross cc, Ohio, . 1,063 Springfield, Sullivan cc, N.H.1,252 Springfield, Summit ca, Ohic, 1,663 Springfield, (tewn,) Clark cc, Ohio, 2,062 Springfleldtpwn, in Spring field, Cplumbiana oc, Ohip, . 89 Springfield, (township,) Clark cc, Ohic 2,349 Springfield, Washington cc, Ky 698 Springfield, Williams cc, Ohio, 3.59 Springfield, Windsor cc, Vt 2,625 Springfield, York cc. Pa. . . 1,207 Spring Garden, PhUadelphia CO., Pa 27,849 Spring Garden, York cc. Pa. 1,819 Spring HUl, Fayette co.. Pa. 2,385 Spring Hill, Hempstead cc. Ark 892 Springport, Cayuga co.,N. Y. 1,890 Springport, Jackson cc, Mich. 294 Spring Prairie, Walworth co.,' Wiskonsin, 531 Spring River, Lawrence cc. Ark 545 Springville, Susquehanna cc. Pa 926 Springwater, Livingston co., N.Y 2,8-32 Spring Wells, Wayne cc, Mich.916 Springyard, ISarry cc, Mc . 1,032 Sprucehead, Hancock cc, Me. .12 Stafford cc, Va 8,454 Stafford, Genesee oc, N.Y. 2,561 Stafford, Monmouth cc, N. J. 2,149 Stafford, Strafford cc, N. H. 2,021 Stafford, Tolland cc. Conn. 2,469 Stamford, Bennington co., Vt. 662 Stamford, Delaware cc, N.Y.1,681 Stamford, Fairfield cc, Conn. 3,516 Stamper's Creek, Orange qc Ind 699 Standish, Cumberland ca, Me.2,198 Names of Places. Populalijn. Stanford, Dutchess cc, N. Y. 2,278 Stanford, town, (Lincoln cc,) ^ Ky 263 Stanton, Miami cc, Ohio, . . 1,220 Stark cc. III 1,573 S,ti^rk CO., Ind 149 Stark cc, Ohio, 34,603 Stark, Coos cc, N. H 349 Starkey, Yates cc, N. Y. . . 2,426 Starksborough, Addi,son cc.Vt 1,263 Starks, Herkimer cc, N. Y. 1,766 Starks, Somerset co,. Me. . . 1,659 Starr, Hocking cc, Ohio, 622 Stedtson, Penobscot, cc. Me. . 616 Stephenson co.. Ill 2,800 Stephentown, Rensselaer cc, N. Y 2 753 Sterling, Brown cc, Ohio, . . .608 St. Augustine, city, East Flo rida, 2,469 St. Alban's, Franklin cc, Vt. 2,702 St. Albans, Licking cc, Ohio, 1,315 St. Albans, Somerset co. ,Me. 1,564 St. Augustine, township 8, Nc 1, E. range.'Fulton cc. III. 61 St. Barnard, La 3,237 St Charies, St. Charies cc,, Mc 3,818 St. Charles, La 4,700 St Clan: cc, Ala 5,638 St. Clair cc, Mich 4,606 St. Charies cc. Mo 7,911 St. Clair, Bedford cc. Pa. . . 1,488 St. Clair, Butler cc, Ohic . . 1,174 St. Clair cc. III. 13,631 St Clair, St. Clair cc, Mich. 413 St. Croix CO., Wiskonsin, .... 809 St. Ferdinand, St Louis cc, Mc 3,079 St. Francis cc. Ark 2,499 St Francis, Phillips cc. Ark. 983 St. Francis, Wayne co.. Mo. . 662 St. Francois cc. Mo ,. . 3,211 St. Fran9ois, St Francois cc. Mo 558 St. Genevieve cc. Mo 3,148 St. Genevieve, St. Genevieve cc, Mo 1,607 St George, Chittenden oc, Yt 120 St George, Lincohi cc, Me. 2,094 48 (187) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. , Population. St. Georges, New Castle cc, Del. .3,127 St Helena, La. 3,525 St. James, La 8,548 St James, Scott ca, Mc, 298 St. John Baptist, La. 5„776 St. Johnsburg, Caledonia cc, Vt.. 1,887 St. Johns county, East Florida,2,694 St. Johns, Franklin cc, Mo. 1,908 St Johns, New Madrid cc. Mo. 580 St. JohnsvUle, Montgomery CO., N.Y 1,923 St. Joseph, Allen cc, Ind. . . . 227 St Josephs, Berrien co., Mich. 489 St. Jpseph oc, Ind 6,425 St Joseph cc, Mich 7,068 St. Joseph, Williams cc, Ohio, 192 St. Landry Parish, La 16,283 St. Lawrence cc, N.Y 56,706 St Louis, city, St. Louis cc. Mo 16,469 St Louis CO., Mo 35,979 St Louis township, St Louis cc. Mo 8,116 St Martin, La 8,674 St Mary's and Root, Adams CO., Indiana 1,104 St Mary's cc, Md 13,224 St Mary's, La 8,950 St Mary's, (town,) Mercer cc, Ohio, 670 St. Marys, (township,) Mer cer CO., Ohio 945 St. Michael, Madison cc, Mc 1,518 St Tammany, La 4,598 St Thomas, Franklin cc. Pa. 1,725 Sterling, Cayuga cc, N.Y. . 2,533 Sterling, LamoiUe cc, Vt. . . . 193 Steriing, Wayne cc. Pa. .... 808 Sterling, Macomb co., Mich.. . 677 Sterling, Windham cc, Conn. 1,099 SterIing,Worcestercp.,Mass. 1,647 Steuben cc, Ind 2,578 Steuben cc, N. Y 46,138 Steuben, Oneida cc, N. Y. . 1,993 Steuben, Steuben cc, Ind. , . . 148 Stieubenvnie, Jefferspn cc, Ohio,.. 5,203 Steuben, Washington co.. Me. 884 Names of Places. Population. Stewart cc, Tenn 8,.587 Stewartstown, Coos cc, N. H. 630 Stillwater, Saratoga ca, N.Y. 2,733 StUlwater, Sussex cc, N. J. 1,476 Stockbridge, Berkshire cc. Mass 1,992 Stockbridge, Ingham cc, Mich. 385 Stockbridge,Madison cc,N.y.2,320 Stockbridge, Windsor cc, Vt 1,418 Stock, Harrison oc, Ohio, . . . 935 Stockholm, St. Lawrence co.', N. Y 2,995 Stockport, Columbia cc, N.Y. 1,815 Stockton, Chatauque co„N.Y. 2,078 Stoddard, Cheshire co., N. H. 1,006 Stoddard ca, Mc, 3,153 Stokes CO., N. C 11,265 Stokes, Logan cc, Ohio, .... 299 Stokes, Madison cc, Ohio, . . . 770 Stoneham, Middlesex co.. Mass 1,017 Stoneham, Oxford cc. Me, . . 313 Stonelick, Clermont cc, Ohio, 1,477 Stones, Hamilton cc, Ohio, , . 740 Stonington, New London cc. Conn 3,898 Stony Creek, Henry cc, Ind. 1,242 Stony Creek, Randolph cc, Ind. 961 Stony Creek, Somerset cc. Pa 1,248 Stoughton, Norfolk cc, Mass. 2,142 Stow Creek, Cumberiand oc, N.J. 846 Stowe, Lamoille cc, Vt 1,371 Stow, Middlesex cc, Mass. . 1,230 Stow, Oxford CO., Me 376 Stow, Summit cc, Ohio, . . . 1,533 Strabane, Adams oc. Pa. . . 1,376 Strafford cc, N. H 61,127 Strafford, Orange cc, Vt. . . 1,762 Strasburg, Lancaster oc. Pa. 4,155 Stratford, Coos cc, N. H 441 Stratford, Fairfield cc. Conn, 1,808 Stratford, Fultpn cc, N. Y, , . , 500 Stratham, Rockingham oc, N.H 875 Stratton, Windham cc, Vt , . 341 Strawberry, Lawrence cc, Ark. 453 Streetsborough, Portage cc, Ohio, 983 "^ (168) CENSUS OF THE UNITE,D STATES. Names of Places. Population. Strip, north. No. 1, Hancock cc. Me 33 Strong, Franklin oc. Me. . . 1,109 StrongsvUle, Cuyahoga oc, Ohio 1,151 Stroud, Monroe co.. Pa 1,206 Stroudsburg, (borough,) Mon roe CO., Pa 407 Stuart CO., Ga. . : 12,983 Sturbridge, Worcester cc. Mass 2,005 Stuyvesant, Cnlumbia cc, N.Y 1,779 Sudbury, Middlesex op., Mass.1,422 Sudbury, Rutland oc, Vt . . . 796 Suffield, Hartford cc. Conn. 2,669 Suffield, Portage cc, Ohic • 1,212 Swanville, Waldo cc. Me. . . . 919 .Suffolk CO., Mass 95,773 Suffolk CO., N. Y 32,469 Sugar Creek, Armstrong cc. Pa , 1,852 Sugar Creek, Benton co,. Ark. 460 Sugar Creek, Barry cc, Mo. . 810 Sugar Creek, Greene cc, Ohic 2,369 Sugar Creek, Hancock oc, Ind, 610 Sugar Creek, Montgomery oc, Ind 650 Sugar Creek, Newton oc. Mo. 280 Sugar Creek, Putnam cc, Ohio, 500 Sugar Creek, Shelby ca, Ind. 1,048 Sugar Creek, Stark cc, Ohio, 1,862 Sugar Creek, Tuscarawas cc, Ohio 1,450 Sugar Creek,Venango CO., Pa. 1,093 Sugar Creek, Wayne cc, Ohic2,223 Sugar Grove, Lee cc, II! 396 Sugar Grove, Warren cc. Pa. 1,062 Sugar.Loaf, Carroll cc. Ark. .140 Sugar Loaf, Columbia cc. Pa. 937 Sugar Loaf, Crawford cc, Ark. 213 Sugar Loaf, Luzerne cc. Pa. 1,306 Sugar Loaf, Marion cc, Ark. 143 Sugar Loaf, Van Buren cc. Ark. 77 Sugar Tree Bottom, Carrol CO., Mo 321 iSuUivan, Cheshire cc, N. H. .496 SuUivan CO., Ind. 8,315 Sullivan, Lorain Co., Ohio, . . . 781 15 Names of Places. Population. Sullivan ca, N. H 20,340 Sullivan cc, N. Y 15,639 Sullivan cc, Tenn 10,736 Sullivan, Hancock cc. Me. . . . 649 Sullivan, Madison cc, N. Y. 4,390 Sullivan, Tioga cc. Pa 1,.S78 Sully, Marion cc, Ohio, 870 Sulphur Spring, Hot Spring cc, Ark .334 Summerhill, Cambria cc. Pa. 1,005 SummerhUI, Cayuga CO., N.Y.1,446 SummerhUl, Crawford cc. Pa 1,638 Summersfield, Monroe cc, Mich 395 Summit ca, Ohio, 23,560 Summit, Cook cc, IU 310 Summit, Milwaukee cc, Wiskonsin, 335 Summit, Schoharie cp., N. Y. 2,010 Summit Town, Milwaukee CO., Wiskonsin, 336 Sumner cc, Tenn 22,445 Sumner, Oxford cc. Me. . , . 1,269 Sumter cc, Ga 5,759 Sumter co., Ala 29,937 Sumter Dist, S. C 27,892 Sumter, Wayne cc, Mich. . . . 193 Sunbury, Monroe Co., Ohio, . 1,157 Sunbury, Northumberland cc. Pa. 1,108 Sunderla,nd, Bennington cc, Vt. 438 Sunderland, Franklin cc, Mass. 719 Sunfish, Pike cc, Ohio, 318 Superior, Washtenaw cc, Mich 1,398 Superior, Williams cc, Ohio, . 166 Surrounded Hill, Monroe co., Ark 105 Surry, Cheshire cc, N. H. ... 481 Surry cc, N. C 1.5,079 Surry cc, Va. 6,480 Surry, Hancock cc. Me 857 Susquehanna, Cambria cc, Pa. 861 Susquehanna cc. Pa 21,195 Susquehanna, Dauphin co.. Pa 1,452 Susquehanna, Lycoming oc. Pa 271 Sussex CO., Del 25,093 (irai CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Sussex cc, N. J 21,770 Sussex CO., Va 11,229 Sutton, Caledonia cc, Vt. . . . 1,068 Sutton, Meigs co., Ohio, 1,09^ Sutton, Merrimack cc, N. H. 1,362 Sutton, Worcester oc, Mass. 2,370 Swan Creek, Lucas oc, Ohio, 494 Swan, Hooking cc, Ohio, .... 759 Swan Island, Hancock co.. Me 2a3 Swan, Noble cc, Ind "207 Swan, Taney cc, Md 669 Swanton, Franklin cc, Vt. . 2,312 Swanzey, Bristol cc, Mass.. 1,484 Swanzey, Cheshire cc, N. H. 1,755 Swatara, Lebanon cc. Pa. . . 1,606 Sweden, Monroe oc, N. Y. . . 1,884 Sweden, Oxford cc. Me 670 Sweden, Potter cc. Pa 153 Sweet Home, Clark ca. Mo. . . 249 Switzerland cc, Ind 9,920 Switzerland, Monroe cc, Ohio, 982 Sycamore, Crawford oc, Ohio, 960 Sycamore,Hamilton cc, Ohio, 3,207 Sylvania, Lucas cc, Ohio, . . . 426 Symmes, Hamilton cc, Ohio, 1,034 Symmes, Lawrence cc, Ohio, 472 Taghkanic, Columbia cc, N. Y 1,674 Talahassee city, Leon cc. Middle Florida, 1,616 Talahatchie oc. Mi 2,985 Talapoosa co., Ala 6,444 Talbot cc, Ga 15,627 Talbot cc, Md 12,090 Taliafero cc, Ga 6,190 Talladega cc, Ala 12,587 Tallmadge, Oceana cc, Mich. 1.39 Tallmadge, Summitcc, Ohio, 2,134 Tamaqua, (borough,) Schuyl kill cc. Pa 465 Tamworth, Strafibrdca, N.H. 1,717 Taney cc. Mo 8,264 Tate, Clermont cc, Ohic . . . 2,864 Tatnall cc, Ga 2,724 Taunton, Bristol oc, Mass. . . 7,645 Taylor Creek, Hardin cc, Ohio, 400 Taylor's, Greene cc. 111. . . . 1,.558 Taylorsville, Muskingum cc, Ohic 785 Names of Places. Population. Taylorsville, town, Spencer CO., Ky 398 Tazewell cc, III 7,221 TazeweU cc, Va 6,290 Teavo, Rives cc, Mo 862 Tecumseh,Lena wee cc,Mich. 2,503 Tee, Carroll cc, Ohio 1,372 Tekonsha, Calhoun cc, Mich. 376 Telfair cc, Ga 2,763 Temple, Franklin cc. Me 955 Temple, Hillsborough co., N. H. 576 Templeton, Worcester cc. Mass 1,776 Tennessee, 829,210 Terrebonne, La 4,410 Territpry nprth of Albion, Kennebec cc. Me 89 Tewkesbury, Hunterdon oc, N. J 1,944 Tewksbury, Middlesex cc. Mass 906 Texas, Kalamazoo cc, Mich. . 249 Texas, Wayne cc. Pa 1,094 Thetford, Orange cc, Vt. . . 2,065 Third Precinct,Schuylerca,Ill. 862 Thomas cc, Ga 6,766 Thomaston, Lincoln cc. Me. 6,227 Thomson, I)elaware cc, Ohio, 660 Thompson, Geauga cc, Ohio, 1,028 Thompson, Pike cc. Ark 390 Thpmpspn, Seneca cc, Ohio, 1,404 Thompspn, Sullivan cc, N.Y. 2,610 Thompson, Susquehanna cc. Pa 325 Thomson,Windham ca,Conn. 3,,58.5 Thornapple, Barry oo., Mich. . . 99 Thornbury, Chester cc. Pa. . . 230 Thornbury, Delaware oc, Pa. 675 Thorn Creek, Will cc. 111 .318 Thorndike, Waldo cc. Me. . . . 897 Thorn, Perry co., Ohio, 2,1)07 Thornton, Cook co., IU 306 Thornton, Grafton cc, N. H. 1,045 Ticonderoga, Essex cc, N. Y. 2,169 Tiffin, Adams cc, Ohio, .... 1,540 Tiffin, Williams cc, Ohic . . . 322 Tinicum, Bucks cc, Pa 1,770 Tinicum, Delaware cc. Pa. . . 1.53 Tinmouth, Rutland co„ Vt 780 im CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Namra of Places. FopulatioQ. Tioga CO., N.Y 20,527 Tioga cc. Pa 15,498 Tioga, Tioga co., N. Y 2,464 Tioga, Tioga cc. Pa 791 "Tionesta, Jefferson cc. Pa 27 Tipnesta, Venange cc. Pa. . . . 635 Tippah oc. Mi 9,444 Tippecanpe oc, Ind 13,724 Tippecanpe, Tippecanoe cc, Ind 1,374 Tipton cc, Tenn 6,800 Tisbury, Dukes cc, Mass. . . 1,520 Tishamingo cc. Mi 6,681 Tiverton, Coshocton cc, Ohio 665 Tiverton, Newport oc, R. I. 3,183 Tobahannah, Monroe cc. Pa. . 594 Toboyne, Perry cc. Pa 1,442 Toby, Armstrong cc. Pa 1,829 Todd CO., Ky 9,991 Todd, Huntington cc. Pa 780 Toledo, (town,) Lucas cc, Ohio 1,222 ToUand co.. Conn 17,992 TpUand, Hampden cc, Mass. . 627 Tolland, Tolland cc, Conn. . 1,566 Tompkins cc, N. Y 37,948 Tompkins, Delaware cc, N.Y 2,035 Tompkins, Jackson cc, Mich. 209 Tompkinsville, town, Monroe CO., Ky 188 Tonnewanta, Erie cc, N. Y. 1,261 Topsfield, Essex cc, Mass.. . 1,059 Topsfield, Washington cc. Me. 188 Topsham, Orange cc, Vt. . . 1,745 Topsham, Lincoln cc, Me. . . 1,883 Torrington, Litchfield co.. Conn 1,707 Total Population of U. S. 17,068,666 Towamensing, Montgomery CO., Pa 763 Towamensing, Northampton CO., Pa 1,847 Towanda, (borough,) Bradford CO., Pa.. ....!.. 912 Towanda, Bradfprd co.. Pa. . 1,002 Town, except city, Fairfield cc, Conn 1,276 Town, except city. New Len- don CO., Cpnn 3,039 111 .29 ..77 ,24,62 ,69 Names of Places. Population. Townsend, Huron cc, Ohio, . . 863 Town, except city, Middlesex CO., Ccnn 3,699 Townsend, Middlesex cc, Mass 1,892 To\ynsend, Sandusky cc, Ohio, 693 Townsend, Windham cc, Vt. 1,845 Tpwnship A, 3d range, Arpps tppk CO., Me 6 Township B, Oxford cc. Me Township C, Oxford cc. Me. Township, letter E, Franklin CO., Me , Township, No. 1, 3d range, Aroostook CO., Me 104 Township, No. 1, 2d range, Washington cc. Me 12 Township, Nc 1, 3d range, Aroostook cc. Me Township, No. 1, 3d range, Franklin oc. Me. ........ Township, No. 1, 4th range, Aroostook cc. Me Township, No. 1, 4th range, Franklin cc. Me 163 Township, No. 2, Hancock CO., Me 27 Township, No. 2, 1st range, Franklin co„ Me 9 Township, No. 2, 2d range, Aroostppk oc. Me 43 Tpwnship, Nc 2, 2d range, Franklin oc. Me 82 Tewnship, Np. 2, 2d range, Washingten cc. Me Township, No. 2, 3d range, Aroostppk cc. Me Township, No. 3, Penobscot CO., Me Township, No. 3, 1st range, Franklin cc. Me 7 Township, No. 3, 2d range Aroostook co.. Me 20 Township, No. 3, 2d range Franklin cc, Me 216 Township, No. 3, 2d range, Washington cc, Me 47 Township, Nc 3, 3d range, Piscataquis oc, Me 28 ,53.14 22 cm) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. ' Township, No. 4, Penebscpt cc. Me 41 ' Township, No. 5, 3d range, Arppstppk cc. Me 9 Names of Places. Po[ Township, 6 N., range 6 E., Pulton CO., Ill ulation. .346 .331 .488.663.170.403 .596 1,261 .378.415 .750 . 706 .452 .334 20 Township, 6 N., range 1 E., Fulton CO., Ill Township, 6 N., range 2 E., Fulton cc, IU Township, 6 N., range 4 E., Fulton CO., Ill ' Township, No. 7, Penobscot CO., Me ..30 ..50 ..48 ..49 ..66 153 ..35..62 c26 .37 .32 ..29.504 524 ..98 548538 347 .706 1,055.423 .24 717 Township, No. 9, Aroostook CO., Me ' Township, No. 9, 3d range, Washington cc. Me Township, 7 N., range 1 E.J Fulton cc. III Township, 7 N., range 2 E., Fulton cc. 111 Township, 7 N., range 3 E., Fulton CO., Ill Township, 7 N., range 4 E., Pulton CO., IU Township, 7 N., range 5 E., Fulton cc. 111 Township, 8 N., range 2 E., Fulton cc. 111 Township, 8 N., range 3 E., Fulton CO., IU Township, 8 N., range 4 E., Fulton cc. 111 Township, 8 N., range 1 W., Warren cc, IU Township, 8 N., range 2 W., Warren cc. III 'Township, No. 9, 4th range, Washington oc. Me ' Township, No. 11, 1st range, Aroostook cc. Me ' Township, No. 14, Washing ton CO., Me Township, Nc 18, Washing ton CO., Me Township, No. 19, Washing ton CO., Me 'Township, No. 21, eastern division, Washington oc, IV) Township, No. 21, Hancock CO.; Me. ' Township, No. 38, Hanccck CO., Me ' Township 3, range 8, Penob scot CO., Me Township, 3 N., range 1 E., Fulton oc. 111 Township, 8 N., range 3 W., Warren cc, IU Township, 3 N., range 2 E., Fulton oc. 111 Township, 8 N., range 4 W., Warren oo.. Ill Township, 8 N., range 6 W., Warren oc. 111 Township, 8N., range 6 W., Warren cc. 111. . ..82 .103 .144 3 Tpwnship, 3 N., range 3 E., Fulten oc. 111 I Tewnship, 4 N., range 1 E., Fulten cc, 111 Tewnship, 4 N., range 2 E., Fulton CO., Ill Tewnship, 8 N., range 7 W., Warren cc. 111 Tpwnship, 4 N., range 3 E., Fulton CO., IU Township, 8 N., range 1 E., Fulton CO., III. . .564.218 .335 .225.314 . 168 Township, 5 N., range 2 E., Fulton oc. 111 Tpwnship, 9 N., range 1 E., Knex CO., IU Township, 5 N., range 3 E., Pulton cc. Ill ] Township, 5 N., range 4 E., Fulton CO., Ill , Township, 9 N., range 2 E., Knox CO., Ill Township, 9 N., range 1 W., Warren oc. 111 Township, 9 N., range 5 W., Warren cc, IU ' Township, 5 N., range 5 E., Pulton cc, 111 ' Township, 6 N., range 3 E., Pulton cc. III Township, 9N., range 2 W., Warren co.. Ill (173) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Township, 9 N., range 3 W., , Warren cc. III 255 Township, 9 N., range 4 W., Warren cc. III 201 Township, 9 N., range 6 W., Warren cc. 111 108 Township, 10 N., range 1 E., Knox CO., IU 616 Township, 10 N., range 1 W., Warren cc. III 343 Township, 10 N., range 2 E., Knex cc. III 490 Township, ION., range 2 W., Warren cc. 111 77 Township, 10 N., range 3 W., Warren op., IU 72 Township, 10 N. , range 4 W., Warren cc. 111 84 Township, 10 N., range 5 W., Warren cc, IU ! .... 317 Township, 10 N., range 6 W., . Warren cc, IU 57 Township, 11 N., range 1 E., Knox CO., Ill 592 Township, 11 N., range 1 W., Warren oo.. Ill 396 Township, 11 N., range 2 E., Knox cc. 111 738 Township, 11 N., range 2 W., Warren cc. III 966 Township, 11 N., range 3 W., Warren cc, 111 342 Township, 11 N., range 4 W., Warren cc, IU 216 Tpwnship, 11 N., rangeS W., Warren cc. 111 333 Township, 12 N., range 1 E., Knox CO., Ill 856 Township, 12 N., range 1 W., Warren op.. Ill 305 Tpwnship, 12 N., range 2 E., Knpx CO., Ill 113 Township, 12 N., range 2 W., Warren cc, III 179 Township, 12 N., range 3 W., Warren cc, Bl 453 Township, 12 N., range 4 W., Warren ca. 111 140 Township, 13 N., range 1 E., Knox CO., IU 416 Names of Places. Populatiop. Township, 13 N., range 1 W., Mercer cc, IU 87 Township, 13 N., range 2 W., Mercer cc. III 140 Township, 13 N., range 3 W., Mercer oc. III 115 Township, 13 N., range 4 W., Mercer co.. Ill 112 Township, 13 N., range 5 W., Mercer cc. III 102 Township, 14 N., range 1 W., Mercer cc. 111 99 Township, 14 N., range 2 W., Mercer cc. III 163 Township, 14 N., range 3 W., Mercer cc, III 71 Township, 14 N., range 4 W., Mercer cc. III 245 Township, 14 N., range 5 , W., Mercer cc. III 449 Township, 15 N., range 1 W., Mercer cc. 111 311 Township, 15 N., range 2 W., Mercer cc. 111 93 Township, 15 N., range 3 W., Mercer cc. III 72 Township, 15 N.. range 4 W., Mercer oc. III 32 Township, 15 N., range 5 W., Mercer cc. III 364 Township, 15 N., range 6 W., Mercer cc. 111 8 Tpwnship, 27 N., range 11 E., 4th Principal Meridian, Wihnebagp cc, IU 474 Tpwnship, 28 N., range 10 E., 4th Principal Meridian, Winnebago cc, IU 369 Township, 28 N., range 11 E., 4th Principal Meridian, Winnebago cc. III 160 Township, 43 N., ranges 2 and 3 E., 3d Principal Me ridian, Winnebago oc. III. . 191 Township, 43 N., range 1 E., 3d Principal Meridian,Win- nebago oc. III 538 Township, 44 N., range 1 E., 3d Principal Meridian, Win- nebago co.. Ill 606 15* 2A (1731 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Namesof Places. Population. Township, 44 N., range 2 E., 3d Principal Meridian, Win nebago CO., Ill 559 Township, 45 N., range 2 E., 3d Principal Meridian, Winnebago cc. III 302 Township, 44 N., range 3 E., 3d Principal Meridian, Winnebago Co., Ill 404 Township; 45 N., ranges 2 and 3 E., 3d Principal Me ridian, Winnebago Co., 111. . . 48 Township, 46 N., range 2 E., 3d Principal Meridian, , Winnebago cc, IU. , . . 337 Township, 46 N., ranges 2 and 3 E., 3d Principal Me ridian, Winnebago CO., III. . 337 Tpwnship, 46 N., range 3 E., 3d' Principal Meridian, Winhebagp cc. 111 284 Tredyfrin, Chester cc. Pa. . 1,715 Trempnt, Buchanan cc, Mc . 539 Trenten, Delaware cc, Ohic, 1,188 Trenton, Hancock cc. Me. . 1,063 Trenton, Mercer cc, N. J. . . 4,035 Trenton, Oneida cc, N. Y. . 3,178 Triangle, Broome cc, N. Y. 1,693 Trigg cc, Ky 7,716 Trimble cc, Ky 4,480 Troupsburg, Steuben cc, N.Y;..;... 1,171 Troup cc, Ga 15,733 Troy, Athens cc, Ohio, .... 1,056 Troy, Bradfprd cC, Pa, 1,664 Troy, Cheshire co., N. H 683 Troy, city, Rensselaer cc, N. Y. 19,334 Troy, Crawford cc. Pa. 6.54 Troy, Delaware cc, Ohio, . . . 838 Troy, Foonlain cc, Ind. . . . 1,719 Troy, Geauga cc, Ohio, . . . 1,208 Troy, Lorain cc, Ohio, 289 Troy, Miami co., Ohio, 1,361 Troy, Oakland oc, Mich. . . 1,482 Troy, Orleans Co., Vt 856 Troy, Richland cc, Ohio, . . 1,939 Troy, town, (WalWorth Co.,) Wiskonsin, 432 Troy, WaldP cc. Me. . . . . . 1,375 Names of Places. Population. Trey, Wppd oc, Ohic 383 Trumbull oc, Ohic 38,407 TrumbuU, Ashtabula cc, Ohio, 438 Trumbull, Fairfield cc. Conn. 1,205 Trenton, Butler co., Ohio, ... 151 Truro, Barnstable oc, Mass. 1,920 Truro, Franklin oo., Ohio, . . 1,103 Truxton, Cortland cc, N. Y. 3668 Tuftonborough, Strafford cc, N. H 1,281 Tully, Onendaga oc, N. Y. . 1,663 Tully, Van Wert cc, Ohic ... 99 Tulpehocken, Berks cc. Pa. 1,581 Tunbridge, Orange cc, Vt. . 1,811 Tunica cc. Mi 821 Tunkhahnock, Luzerne cc. Pa 1,933 Turbet, Juniata cc. Pa. . . . 1,819 Turbut, Northumberland co.. Pa. .3,872 Turkey Popt, Spmerset co.,Pa.l,422 Turner, Oxford cc. Me 2,479 Turtle Creek, Shelby cc, Ohip, 746 Turtle Creek, Warren ce., Ohic 4,947 Turin, Lewis cc, N. Y 1,704 Tuscalppsa, city, (Tuscalcpsa cc,) Ala 1,949 Tuscalcpsa cc, Ala 16,583 Tuscarawas cc, Ohio, .... 25,631 Tuscarawas, Coshocton cc, Ohic 455 Tuscarawas, Stark oc, Ohio, 1,793 Tuscarora, Bradford cc, Pa. 1,020 Tuscarora, Juniata oc. Pa. . 1,018 Tuscola, Livingston cc, Mich. 247 Tuscola, Saginaw cc, Mich. . . 55 Twelve Mile, Madison cc. Mo. 412 Twinsburg, Summit cc, Ohio 1,039 Twiggs CO., Ga 8,422 Twin, Darke co., Ohio, 1,030 Twin, Preble cc, Ohio, . . . .1,675 Twin, Ross CO., Ohio 2,l95 Tyler cc, Va 6,954 Tyinbchtee, Crawford cc, Ohio, 1,625 Tyngsborobgh, Middlesex oc, Mass 870 Tyre, Calhoun oC, III 187 _ CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Tyre, Seneca cc, N. Y 1,506 Tyringham, Berkshire cc. Mass 1,477 Tyrone, Adams cc. Pa 756 Tyrone, Payette co.. Pa. ... 1,189 Tyrone, Huntingdon cc. Pa. 1,226 Tyrone, Livingston cc, Mich. 394 Tyrone, Perry cc. Pa., 2,891 Tyrone, Steuben cc, N. Y. . 2,122 Tyrrel cc, N. C 4,657 Tywapity, Scott cc, Mc, . . 1,058 Ulster, Bradford cc, Pa 1,053 Ulster cc, N. Y 45,822 Ulysses, Potter cc. Pa 371 Ulysses, Tompkins cc, N. Y. 2,976 Unadilla, Livingston co., Mich. 643 Unadilla, Otsego cc, N. Y. . 2,272 UnderhUl, Chittenden CO., Vt. 1,441 Unincorporated townships, north of Lincoln, Penob scot CO., Me 147 Union, Allen cc, Ohio, 669 Union and Perry, Vander burgh CO., Ind 1,241 Union, Belmont oc, Ohio, . . 2,126 Union, Berks cc. Pa 1,272 Union, (borough,) Fayette CO., Pa .\ 1,710 Union, Bedford cc. Pa 1,039 Union, Branch co., Mich 507 Union, Broome cc, N. Y. . . 3,165 Union, Brown cc, Ohio 3,316 Union, Butler oc, Ohio, 1,828 Union, Cape Girardeau cc. Mo. 769 Union, Carroll co., Ohio, 889 Union, Champaign co., Ohio, 1,249 Union, Clermont oc, Ohio, . 1,423 Union, Clinton cc, Ohip, . . . 3,284 Union cc. Ark 2,889 Union CO., Ga 3,152 Union cc. III 5,524 Union CO., Ind 8,017 Union cc, Ky 6,673 Union ca, Ohio, 8,433 Union cc. Pa 32,787 Union Dist., S. C 18,9-36 Union, Erie cc. Pa 593 Union, Essex cc, N. J 1,482 Union, Fayette cc. Pa, 2,733 Union, Gloucester Co., N.J. .1,074 Names of Places. Population. Union, Grant cc, Ind 593 Union, Greene oc,' Ark 636 Union, Hancock cc, Ind 476 Union, Hancock cc, Ohio, . . . 637 Union, Highland cc, Ohio, . 1,089 Union, Huntingdon cc, Pa. . . 817 Union, Johnson cc. Ark 114 Union, Knox oc, Ohio, .... 1,098 Union, Lafayette oc, Ohio, . 1,945 Union, Lawrence oc. Ark. . . . 259 Union, Lawrence cc, Ohio, .1,034 Union, Licking ca, Ohio, . . . 1,637 Union, Lincoln cc. Me 1,784 Union, Lincoln cc. Mo 1,188 Union, Logan cc, Ohio, 832 Union parish, La 1,838 Union, Luzerne cc. Pa 1,242 Union, Madison cc, Ohio, . . 1,350 Union, Marion cc. Ark 287 Union, Marion cc. Mo 1,002 Union, Mercer oc, Ohio, 566 Union, Miami cc, Ind 684 Union, Miami cc, Ohio, .... 1,967 Union, Mifflin cc. Pa 1,221 Union, Monroe cc. Mo. 737 Union, Monroe cc, Ohio, . . . 1,356 Union, Montgomery cc, Ind. 2,943 Union, Morgan cc, Ohio, . . . 1,328 Union, Muskingum co., Ohio, 1,625 Union, Pope oc. Ark 291 Union, Putnam cc, Ohio, .... 401 Union, Ross cc, Ohio, 2,632 Union, Rush cc, Ind 1,480 Union, St. Francis cc. Ark. . . 613 Union, St. Genevieve oc. Mo. 266 Union, Saline cc. Ark 153 Union, Schuylkill cc, Pa 906 Union, Scioto cc, Ohio, 575 Union, Shelby cc, Ind 955 Union, Tioga cc. Pa 288 Union, Tolland cc. Conn 667 Union, (town,) Muskingum CO., Ohio, 151 Union, Tuscarawas cc, Ohio, .945 Union, Union cc, Ohio 694 Union, Union cc. Pa 1,630 Union, Van Buren cc. Ark. . .«07 Unionville, Dutchess cc,N.Y.l,498 Union, Warren cc, Ohio, . . 1,617 Union, Washington cc. Mo. 1,317 49 (175) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Union, Washington ca, Ohio, . 888 Union, Washington cc. Pa. . . 858 United States, Total Popula tion, 17,068,666 Unity in Unity, Columbiana CO., Ohio, 204 Unity, Sullivan cc, N. H. . . 1,238 Unity, Waldo cc. Me 1,457 Unity, Westmoreland cc. Pa. 3,003 Upper Alloway's Creek, Sa lem cc, N. J 2,235 Upper Alton, (precinct,) Ma dison CO., IU 1,108 Upper Alton, (town,).Madison CO., Ill ; 1,002 Upper Bern, Berks cc. Pa. . . 2,906 Upper, Cape May cc, N. J. . 1,217 Upper Chichester, Delaware cc. Pa 476 Upper, Crawford cc. Ark. . . 1,144 Upper Darby, Delaware cc. Pa 1,489 Upper Dublin, Montgpmery cc. Pa 1,322 Upper Freehold, Monmouth oc,N.J 6,036 Upper Hanover, Montgomery CO., Pa 1,467 Upper Mahantango, Schuyl kiU cc. Pa 1,291 Upper Mahony, Northumber land CO., Pa 1,131 Upper Osage, Carroll cc. Ark. 478 UpperOxford,Chestercp.,Pa. 1,277 Upper, Lawrence cc, Ohio, . .1,180 Upper Loutre, Montgomery CO., Mo 645 Upper Macungy, Lehigh cc. Pa 1,769 Upper Merion, Montgomery cc. Pa 2,804 Upper Milford, Lehigh ca,Pa. 3,081 Upper Mount Bethel, North ampton CO., Pa 2,648 Upper Nazareth, Northamp ton CO., Pa 1,118 UnBer Paxton, Dauphin oc, Ta 1,814 Upper Penn's -Neck, Salem cc,N.J 1,854 Names of Places. Population. Upper Providence, Delaware cc. Pa. i . . 780 Upper Providence, Mont-i gomery cc. Pa 2,244 Upper St. Clair, Alleghany CO., Pa 2,302 Upper Salford, Montgomerv CO., Pa '.1,301 Upper Saucon, Lehigh cc, Pa. 2,072 Upper Makefield, Bucks oc. Pa. 1,490 Upper Swatara, Dauphin cc. Pa .1,205 Upper Tulpehocken, Berks cc. Pa 2,941 Upper Windsor, Yerk cc. Pa. 1,310 Upson cc, Ga 9,408 Upton, Worcester cc, Mass.. 1,466 Urbana, Steuben cc, N. Y. . . 1,884 Urbana, (town,) Champaign oc, Ohic 1,070 Urbana, (township,) Cham paign CO., Ohio, 1,386 Utica city, Oneida cc, N. Y. 12,782 .Uxbridge, Worcester cc. Mass 2,004 Uwchland, Chester cc. Pa. 1,565 Vallee, Jefferson cc. Mo 584 Valley, Columbia cc. Pa 633 Van Buren, Brown cc, Ind. . . . 417 Van Buren, Clay cc, Ind '538 Van Buren cc. Ark 1,518 Van Buren cc, Mich 1,910 Van Buren cc. Ma, 4,693 Van Buren, Crawford co.,Ark. 1,233 Van Buren, Darke oc, Ohio;. . 421 Van Buren, Grant oc, Ind. . . . 174 Van Buren, Iowa, 6,146 Van Buren, La Grange co., Ind. 284 Van Buren, Onondaga oc, N. Y 3,021 Van Buren, Polk cc. Mo .511 Van Buren, Shelby cc, Ohio, . 596 Van Buren, (town,) Hancock CO., Ohio, . . . . r. 74 Van Buren, (township,) Han cock CO., Ohio 402 Van Buren, Wayne cc, Mich. 940 Vanderburgh oc, Ind 6,250 Van Rensselaer,Ottawa co.,Ohio,27 UTG) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population, Van Wert oc, Ohic 1,677 Varick, Seneca cc, N. Y. . . 1,971 Vassalborough, Kennebec cc, Me 2,953 Vaugine, Jefferson ca. Ark.. 1,339 Velmont, Arkansas cc. Ark. . . 283 Venango, Butler co., Pa 822 Venango cc. Pa 17,900 Venango, Crawford co. Pa. . . 1,299 Venango, Erie cc. Pa 812 Venice, Cayuga cc, N. Y.. . 2,105 Venice, Seneca cc, Ohio, . . 1,222 Vergennes city, Addisen cc, Vt 1,017 Vermilipn cc. 111 9,303 VermUion cc, Ind 8,274 Vermillion, Erie cc, Ohio, . . 1,334 Vermillion, Richland cc, Ohio 2,402 VermUion, Vermilion cc, Ind. 1,540 Vermont Township, 4 N., range 1 E., Fulton cc, IU.. .126 Vermont, 291,948 Vermontville, Eaten cc, Mich. 182 Vernon, Clinton cc, Ohio, . . 1,434 Vernon, Crawford co.. Pa. . . 1,240 Vernon, Hancock cc, Ind 493 Vernon, Oneida cc, N. Y. . . 3,043 Vernon, Richland cc, Ohio, . 1,042 Vernon, town, Milwaukee cc, Wiskonsin, 187 Vernon, Shiawassee cc, Mich. 373 Vernon, Sussex cc, N. J. . . . 2,895 Vernon, Scioto cc, Ohio, 902 Vernon, Tolland cc, Ccnn. . . 1,435 Vernon, Trumbull cc, Ohio, . . 789 Vernon, Washington cc, Ind. 1,936 Vernon, Windham cc, Vt. ... 705 Verona, Oneida oc, N. Y. . . 4,504 Versailles, Alleghany oc. Pa. 1,456 Versailles, town, Woodford CO., Ky 1,044 Vershire, Orange cc, Vt 1,198 Vestal, Broome cc, N. Y. . . 1,253 Veteran, Chemigig co., N. Y. 2,279 Vevay, Ingham cc, Mich 223 Victor, Ontario cc, N. Y 2,393 Victory, Cayuga cc, N. Y. . 2,871 Victory, Essex cc, Vt 140 Vienna, Genesee cc, Mich. . , 212 Names of Places. Populatioo. Vienna, Kennebec cc. Me. . . . 891 Vienna, Oneida cc, N. Y. . . 2,530 Vienna, TrumbuU cc, Ohie, . . 969 Vigo cc, Ind 12,076 Vinalhaven, Waldo cc. Me. . 1,951 Vineyard, Barry oc, Mo. 567 Vineyard, Washington co.,Ark. 83'7 Vinegar Hill, Jo Daviess cc. 111. 174 Vinton, Athens oc, Ohio, . . . 227 Violet, Fairfield cc, Ohio, . . 2,378 Virgil, Cortland cc, N. Y. . . 4,502 Virginia, 1,239,797 Virginia, Cass cc, IU 254 Virginia, Coshocton co., Ohio, 1,105 Villanovia, Chatauque cc, N.Y 1,665 Volinia, Cass cc, Mich 417 Volney, Oswego cc, N. Y. . 3,155 Voluntown, Windham oc. Conn 1,186 Wabash, Adams oo., Ind 206 Wabash oc. 111 4,240 Wabash cc, Ind 2,756 Wabash, Fountain cc, Ind. . 1,135 Wabash, Gibson oc, Ind 331 Wabash, Tippecanoe oc, Ind. 1,009 Wableau, Rives cc. Mo 886 Waconda, Carrol oc. Mo. . . . 1,041 Waddams Grove, Stephenson CO., Ill ; 347 Wadesboro', town, CaUoway cc, Ky 166 Wadsworth, Medina co.,Ohio, 1,481 Waitsfield, Washington cc, Vt 1,048 Wake CO., N. C 21,118 Wakefield, Strafford cc, N. H 1,396 Wakeman, Huron cc, Ohioy. . 702 Way en, Caledonia cc, Vt 913 Waldcbprpugh, Linocin cc. Me 3,661 Waldo cc, Me 41,509 Waldo Plantation, Waldo cc, Me 721 Wales, Erie cc, N. Y 1,987 Wales, Hampden oc, Mass. . . 686 Wales, Kennebec co.. Me. . . . 658 Walker, Centre cc. Pa 1,180 Walker, Cole cc. Mo 1,354 2A2 (177) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Namei' of Places. Population. Walker CO., Ala 4,032 Walker CO., Ga 6,672 Walker, Huntingdon oc, Pa. 1,056 Walker, Juniata oc. Pa. ... 1,423 Walker, Rush cc, Ind 1,032 WalkUl, Orange cc, N.Y. . 4,268 Wallingford, New Haven cc. Conn 2,255 Wallingford, Rutland cc, Vt. 1,608 Walnut, Fairfield cc, Ohio, .2,096 Walnut, Gallia cc, Ohio, 636 Walnut, Holmes ec, Ohio, . .1,099 Walnut, Montgomery CO., Ind. 813 Walnut, Phillips cc. Ark. . . . 510 Walnut, Pickaway cc, Ohio, 1,798 Walpack, Sussex cc, N. J. . . '728 Walpole Cheshire cc, N. H. 2,015 Walpole, Norfolk oc, Mass. .1,491 Waltham, Addison cc, Vt 283 Waltham, Hancock cc. Me. .. 231 Waltham,Middlesexco.,Mass.2,504Walton cc, Ga 10,209 Walton oc, W. Florida, .... 1,461 Walton, Delaware ca, N. Y. 1,846 Walton, Eaton cc, Mich 116 Walworth co., Wiskonsin, . . 2,611 Walworth Town, Walworth CO., Wiskonsin, 226 Walworth, Wayne cc, N. Y. 1,734 Wantage, Sussex cc, N. J.^ 3,908 Ward, Athens cc, Ohio 543 Ward, Randolph co., Ind. . . . 1,138 Wardsboro',Windham cc,Vt. 1,103 Wareagle, Madison cc. Ark. .758 Ware oo., Ga 3,828 Ware, Hampshire cc, Mass. 1,890 Wareham, Plymouth oc. Mass 2,002 Warminster, Bucks cc, Pa. , . 934 Warner, Merrimack co.,N.H. 2,1.39 Warren, Belmont co., Ohio, 2,408 Warren, (borough,) Warren cc. Pa 787 Warren, Bradford cOy Pa. . . 1,308 Warren, Bristol cc, R. I. . . . 2,437 Warren cc, Ga 9,789 Warren oc. 111 6,739 Warren cc, Ind 6,656 Warren oc, Ky 15,446 Warren cc. Mi 15,820 Names of Places. Population. Warren cc. Mo 4,253 Warren cc, N. C 12,919 Warren cc, N. J 20,366 Warren cc, N. Y 13,422 Warren cc, Ohio 23,141 Warren cc. Pa 9,278 Warren cc, Tenn 10,803 Warren oc, Va 5,627 Warrensville, Cuyahoga cc, Ohio 1,082 Warren, Franklin cc. Pa. . . . 662 Warren, Grafton cc, N. H. . . . 938 Warren, Herkimer oc, N. Y. 2,003 Warren, Jefferson cc, Ohio, 1,946 Warren, Lincoln cc. Me. . . 2,228 Warren, Litchfield cc. Conn. .873 Warren, Macomb cc, Mich. . .337 Warren, Marion cc, Ind. . . 1,374 Warren, Marion cc. Mo. . . . 1,514 Warren, Putnam cc, Ind. . . 2,201 Warrensburg, Jehnspn cc, Mp 1,228 Warren, Spmerset cc, N. J. 1,601 Warren Tewnship Village, TrumbuU oc, Ohip 1,996 Warren,Tuscarawas co.,Ohio,l,173 Warren, Washington cc, Ohio, 931 Warren, W'ashington cc, Vt. .943 Warren,Worcester cc, Mass. 1,390 Warrensburg, Warren cp., N.Y 1,468 Warrington, Bucks cc. Pa. . . 637 Warrington, York cc. Pa. . .1,340 Warrior's Mark, Huntingdon ca. Pa 1,689 Warsaw, Genesee cc, N.Y. 2,841 Warsaw, town, Gallatin cc, Ky 600 Warwick cc, Ind 6,331 Warwick, Bucks cc. Pa. . . . 1,859 Warwick cc, Va 1,456 Warwick, Franklin cc, Mass. 1,071 Warwick, Kent cc, R. I 6,736 Warwick, Lancaster cc. Pa. 3,735 Warwick, Oranga^c, N. Y. 5,113 Warwick, Tuscarawas cc, Ohic ....864 Washingtpn, Adams op., Ind. . 362 Washingtpn, Allen cc, \nA, . . ;595 Washington, Allen cp.; Ohio, '457 (iw) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Washington, Belmont cc, Ohio, 1,387 Washington, Bergen cc, N. J. 1,833 Washington, Berks cc. Pa. . 1,210 Washington, Berkshire cc, Mass 991 Washington, Blackford cc, Ind. 143 Washington, (borough,) Wash ington cc. Pa 2,062 Washington, Brown cc, Ind. . 384 Washington, Brown cc, Ohio, 848 Washington, Buchanan cc. Mo 484 Washington, Burlington cc, N.J 1,630 Washington, Cambria ca. Pa. 1,266 Washington, Carroll cc,Ohio,l,024 Washington, Clark cc. Mo. ..314 Washington, Clay cc, Ind. . .1,046 Washington, Clermont cc, Ohio, 2,100 Washington,Clinton co.,Ohio, 1,170 Washington, Columbiana cc, Ohic 812 Washington, Coshocton cc, Ohio ,... 1,029 Washingtpn cc, Ala 5,800 Washington cc, Appalachi cola District, Florida, 859 Washington cc. Ark '7,148 Washington cc, Ga 10,565 Washington cc, IU 4,810 Washingtpn co., Ind 15,269 Washington cc, Ky 10,696 Washington cc. La 2,649 Washington CO., Me 28,327 Washington cc, Md 28,&50 Washington cc. Mi 7,287 Washington cc, Mc 7,213 Washingtpn oc, N. C 4,525 Washingtnn cc, N. Y 41,080 Washingtnn cc, Ohic, 20,823 Washingtpn cc, Pa 41,279 Washingtpn cc, R. 1 14,.324 Washingtpn cc, Tenn. . . . 11,751 Washingtpn oc, Va 13,001 Washingtnn cc, Vt 23,506 Washingtpn cc, Wiskpnsin, . .348 Washington, Darke cc, Ohio, 889 Washington, city, D.C. ... 23,364 Names of Places. Population. Washington, Dutchess cc, N. Y 3,832 Washington, Erie cc. Pa. . . 1,551 Washington, Payette cc. Pa. 1,515 Washington, Franklin cc,Ohip, 843 Washingtpn, Franklin cc. Pa 2,404 Washingtpn, Gibspn cc, Ind. . 640 Washingtpn, Glpucester cc, N.J 1,545 Washingten, Grant op., Ind. . .539 Washingtpn, Greene cc. Pa. . 936 Washingtpn, Guernsey cc, Ohic I,a53 Washingtpn, Hamiltpn cc, Ind 1,285 Washington, Hancock oo., Ohio, 809 Washington, Hardin cc, Ohio, 208 Washington, Harrison ca, Ind. 721 Washington, Harrison cc, Ohio, , 1,022 Washington, Hocking cc, Ohic 1,124 Washingtnn, Hplmes cc, Ohip, 1,461 Washingtnn, Independence cc. Ark 848 Washington, Indiana cc. Pa. 1,893 Washington, Iowa, 1,594 Washingtpn, Jackson cc, Ohio, 481 Washington, Jefferson cc. Pa. 367 Washington, Johnson cc, Mc 476 Washington, Lafayette cc, Mc. 458 Washingtpn, Licking cc, Ohic 1,348 Washington, Lincoln cc, Me.1,600 Washington, Litchfield cc. Conn 1,622 Washington, Livingston Co., Mo 167 Washington, Logan cc, Ohio, 517 Washington, Luzerne cc. Pa. 1,255 Washington, Lycoming co.. Pa 1,829 Washington, Macomb co.,' Mich 1,314 Washington, Marion cc, Ind. 1,8.59 Washington, Marion cc, Ohio, 880 Washington, Marion, Sandy — 7j^ CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Creek, Jackson, Clay, Ad ams, Decatur cc, Ind. . . . 9,736 Washington, Mercer cc, Ohio, 214 Washington, Miami cc, Ohio,l,161 Washingtoii, Monroe co.. Mo. 1,367 Washington, Monroe cc, Ohio, 683 Washington, Montgomery cc, Ohio, 2,210 Washington, Morris co., N. J. 2,451 Washingtpn, Muskingum cc, Ohic 1,488 Washingtpn, Nnble cc, Ind. . 259 Washington, Ogle cc. III 620 Washington, Orange cc, Vt. 1,369 Washington, Owen cc, Ind. 1,332 Washington, Pickaway co. Ohic 1.194 Washington, Polk cc. Mo. . . 417 Washington, Preble co.,Ohio, 3,459 Washington, Putnam oo,.Ind. 1,873 Washington, Randolph cc, Ind 1,219 Washington, Richland cc, Ohic 1.914 Washington, Rush cc, Ind. 1,168 Washington, Sandusky co., Ohic 1,074 Washington, Scioto co., Ohio, 653 Washington, Sevier cc. Ark. .516 Washington, Shelby co.,Obio, 1,688 Washington, Stark oc, Ohio, 1,389 Washington, Sullivan cc, N.H 1,103 Washington, Taney cc. Mo. . 375 Washington, Tippecanoe cc, Ind 809 Washington, Tuscarawas cc, Ohic 978 Washington, Union cc, Ohio, 151 Washington, Union cc. Pa. . 1,185 Washington, cc D. C 33,745 Washingtonville, in Green, Columbiana cc, Ohio, 107 Washington, Warren cc, Ohio 1,306 Washington, Washington cc, Ind 1,993 Washington, Wayne cc, Ind. 1,935 Washington, Waynesborough, Franklin cc, Pa 799 Names of Places. Population. Washington,' Westmoreland cc. Pa 2,004 Washington, Williams cc, Ohio, 98 Washington, Wood cc, Ohio, 196 Washington, York cc, Pa. . 1,226 Washita, La 4,640 Washtenaw cc, Mich 23,571 Waterbury, New Haven cc. Conn 3,668 Waterbury, Washington ca, Vt. 1,992 Waterford, (borough,) Erie CO.. Pa 403 Waterford, Caledonia cc, Vt. 1,388 Waterford, Erie cc. Pa. . . . 1,144 Waterford, Gloucester cc, N.J 3,467 Waterford, New London cc. Conn 2,331 Waterford, Oakland co., Mich. 946 Waterford, Oxford cc. Me. . 1,381 Waterford, Saratoga cc, N.Y. 1,824 Waterford, township, 4 N., range 3 E., Fulton cc. III. . 105 Waterford, Washington co., Ohic 1,166 Waterford, York cc. Me. . 1,944 Waterloo, Athens cc, Ohio, . . 741 Waterloo, Fayette cc, Ind. . . 926 Waterloc Seneca cc, N. Y. 3,036 Watertown, Jefferson cc, N.Y 5,027 Watertown, Litchfield cc. Conn 1,442 Watertown, Middlesex cc. Mass 1,810 Watertown, town, (Jefferson CO.,) Wiskonsin, 218 Watertpwn,(tpwnship,) Wash ingtpn cp., Ohio 1,127 Watertown, (Village,) Wash ington CO.;' Ohio, 126 Waterville, Grafton cc, N. H. . 63 Waterville,Kennebec co.,Me. 2,971 Waterville, Lamoille cc, Vt. . 610 Waterville, (township,) Lu cas CO., Ohio, . J ; 56.5 Waterville, (Village,) Lucas oc, Ohio, 190 Watervliet, Albany cc, N.Y.10,141 CENSUS OF THE JJNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Watkins, Crawford co.. Mo. . . 739 Watson, Lewis cc, N. Y. . . 1,707 Wattsburg, (borough,) Erie CO., Pa 131 Wauwatosa, Milwaukee ca, Wiskonsin, 842 Waverley, Lincoln co.. Mo. . 1,133 Wawarsing, Ulster co., N. Y. 4,014 Wayland, Middlesex co., Mass. 998 Wayne, Adams co., Ohio 854 Wayne, Allen co., Ind 2,080 Wayne, Allen cc, Ohie, .... 401 Wayne, Armstrong co.. Pa. . 1875 Wayne, Ashtabula cc, Ohio, . 767 Wayne, Bartholomew co. Ind. 954 Wayne, Belmont cc, Ohio, . 1,734 Wayne, Butler cc, Ohic . • 1,426 Wayne, Mifflin oc. Pa 1,350 Wayne, Monroe cc, Ohio, . . . 684 Wayne, Montgomery co., Ind. 1,805 Wayne,Montgoinery co.,Ohio,l,045 -Wayne, Muskingum co.,Ohio, 1,276 Wayne, Noble cc, Ind 148 Wayne, Owen co., Ind 834 Wayne, Pickaway cc, Ohio, . 779 Wayne; Randolph co., Ind. . . 661 Wayne, Schuylkill co.. Pa. . 1,621 .Wayne, Scioto cc, Ohio, . . 1,844 Waynesfield, Lucas cc, Ohio, 450 Wayne, Steuben co., N. J. . 1,377 Wayne, Tippecanoe cc, Ind. 1,541 Wayne, Tuscarawas cc, Ohio,2,142 Wayne, Warren Co., Ohic . 3,393 Wayne, Wayne cc, Ind. . . . 3,413 Wayne, Wayne co., Ohio, . . 1,843 Wayne, Cass oc, Mich 335 Wayne, Champaign cc, Ohio,l,3()0 Wayne, Clermont cc, Ohio, . . 976 Wayne, Clinton cc, Ohio, . . 1,366 Wayne, Clinton cc, Pa 307 Wayne, Columbiana co.,Ohio,l,086 Wayne cc, Ga 1,358 Wayne cc. III 5,133 Wayne cc, Ind 23,290 Wayne cc, Ky 7,399 Wayne cc, Mi 2,120 Wayne cc, Mich 24.173 Wayne cc. Mo 3,403 Wayne cc, N. C 10,891 Wayne cC; N. Y 42,057 16 Names of Places. Population. Wayne Co., Ohio, 35,808 Wayne ca. Pa 11,848 Wayne co., Tenn 7,705 Wayne, Crawford oc, Pa. ... 733 Wayne, Darke cc, Ohio 733 Wayne, Erie oo.. Pa 738 Wayne, Greene cc. Pa., .... 938 Wayne, Hamilton oc, Ind. . . 798 Wayne, Henry cc, Ind 1,768 Wayne, Jefferson cc, Ohio, 1,746 Wayne Kennebec cc. Me. . 1,201 Wayne, Knox cc, Ohio, 1,276 Wayne, Lafayette cc, Ohio, 1,540 Wayne, Marion oo., Ind. . . . 1,959 Wayne, Mercer cc, Ohio,. . . . 377 Weakley cc, Tenn 9,870 Weare, Hillsborough cc, N. H 2,375 Weathersfield, Trumbull cc, Ohio 1,447 Weathersfield, Windsor cc, Vt 2,081 Webster, Lincoln cc. Me. . . 1,134 Webster, Monroe cc, N. Y.. 2,235 Webster, Worcester co.,Mass. 1,403 Weesaw, Berrien cc, Mich. . . 143 Weissenburg, Lehigh cc. Pa. 1,437 Welborn, (town,) Conway cc. Ark 193 Welborn, (township,) Con way CO., Ark 490 Weld, Franklin oc. Me. ... 1,045 Wellfleet, Barnstable cc. Mass 2,377 Wellington, Lorain cc, Ohio, 731 Wellington, Piscataquis oo.,Me. 722 Wells, (between disputed lines,) M^son cc. Mo 179 Wells, Bradford cc. Pa 873 Wells CO., Ind 1,822 Wells, Jefferson cc, Ohic . . 1,492 Wells, Macon oc. Mo 501 Wells, Rutland co., Vt 740 Wellsville, in Yellow Creek, Columbiana co., Ohio, 7.59 WeUs, York ca. Me 3,978 Wendell, Franklin co., Mass. . 875 WendeU, Sullivan cc, N. H. . .795 Wenham, Essex Co., Mass. . . . 689 Wenlock, Essex cc, Vt 28 " (181) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Wentworth, Grafton eo.,N.H. 1,119 Wentworlh's Location, Coos cc, N. H 25 ¦yVesley, Washington cc. Me. 255 Wesley, Washington cc, Ohic 1,132 West Almond, Alleghany cc, N.Y 808 West Baton Rouge, La 4,638 West Bethlehem, Washing ton cc. Pa ; 1,743 West Bloomfield, Oakland cc, Mich 938 West Bloomfield, Ontario cc, N. Y 2,094 Westbprpugh, Wprcester cc, Mass 1,658 West Boylston, Worcester CO., Mass 1,187 West Bradford, Chester oc, Pa , 1,562 West Bridgewater, Plymouth CO., Mass 1,201 Westbrook, Cumberland cc. Me 4,116 Westbrook, Middlesex cc. Conn 1,182 West Brunswick, SchuylkUl CO., Pa 1,701 West Buffalc Union cc. Pa. 1,460 West Cain, Chester cc. Pa. 1,383 West Cambridge, Middlesex cc. Mass 1,363 West Chester, (borpugh,) Chester cc, Pa 2,152 Westchester cc, N. Y 48,686 Westchester, Westchester cc, N.Y 4,154 West Cocalico, Lancaster cc. Pa 1,229 West Deer, Alleghany cp.,Pa. 1,414 West Donegal, Lancaster cc. Pa 2,510 West Earl, Lancaster cc. Pa. 1,723 Westerlc Albany cc, N. Y. . 3,096 Westerly, Washington cc, R. 1 1,913 Western, Oneida cc, N. Y. . 8,488 West Fairlee, Orange cc, Vt. 824 Westfall, Pike ca. Pa 359 Names of Places. Population. West Failowfield, Chester CO., Pa. 1,717 West Feliciana parish. La.. 10,910 Westfield Atiademy Grant, Aroostppk cc. Me 3 Westfield, Chatauque ' cc, N. Y 3,199 Westfield, Delaware oc, Ohip 1,019 Westfield, Essex cc, N. J. . . 3,150 Westfield, Hampden c6.,Mass.3,.526 Westfield, Medina cc, Ohio, 1,030 Westfield, Orleans cc, Vt 370 Westfield,Richmond oa,N.Y. 2,326 Westfield, Tioga cc. Pa.. . . . . 921 West Findley, Washington cc. Pa. 1,187 West Flcrida, 5,454 Westford, Chittenden cc, Vt. 1,352 Westford,Middlesex co.,Mass. 1,436 Westford, Otsego cc, N. Y.. 1,478 West Pprk, Washington cc, Ark.....;....v 418 West Galena, Jo Daviess cc. III. 434 West Goshen, Chester cc. Pa. 814 West Greenville, Mercer cc. Pa. 626 West Greenwich, Kent cc, R. 1 1,415 West half of township No. 6, Penobscot oc. Me.. 187 Westhampton, Hampshire cc, ' Mass 759 Weslhaven, Rutland cc, Vt. . . 774 West Hempfield, Columbia, (b6rough,)Lancaster co.,Pa.2,719 West Hempfield, Lancaster cc. Pa 1,913 West, Huntingdon cc. Pa.. . 1,629 Westland, Guernsey oo.,Ohio, 1,076 West Manchester, York cc. Pa 1,262 West Marlborough, Chester cc. Pa 1,043 West Middletown, (borough,) Washington cc. Pa 260 West Milford, Passaic cc, N.J 2,108 Westminster, Windham cc, Vt 1,556 om """ CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Namesof Places. Population. Westminster, Worcester cc. Mass 1,645 West Monroe, Oswego cc,N.Y. 918 Westraore Isle,Hancpck co.,Me.l39 Westmoreland cc. Pa 42,699 .Westmoreland cc, Va 8,019 Westmoreland, Cheshire cc, N. H 1,546 Westmoreland, Oneida cc, N. Y 3,105 Westmcre, Orleans oc, Vt. . . 123 West Nantmeal, Chester cc. Pa 1,731 West Newbury, Essex cc. Mass 1,560 West Ncttingham, Chester cc. Pa 607 Westpn, Arppstppk cc, Me. . . 249 Westpn, Fairfield cc, Cpnn. 2,560 Westpn, Middlesex cc, Mass. 1,092 Weston, Windsor cc, Vt. . . 1,032 Weston, Wood cc, Ohio, 415 West Pennsboro*, Cumber,- ' land CO., Pa., 1,867 West* Penn, SchuylkiU cc. Pa 1,362 West Pikeland, Chester cc. Pa 733 West Pike Run, Washington cc, Pa 947 VITestport, Bristpl cc, Mass. 2,820 Westpcrt, Essex cc, N. Y. . 1,932 Westport, Fairfield cc. Conn. 1,803 Westport, Lincoln oc. Me 655 West Previdencet Bedfprd CO., Pa 1,643 West River, Randolph cc, Ind. 916 West Roekhill, Bucks oc. Pa. 1,631 West Salem, Mercer cc. Pa. 2,528 West Springfield, Hampden CO., Mass 3,626 West Stockbridge, Berkshire CO., Mass. 1,448 West Tewn, Chester cc. Pa.. .924 West Turin, Lewis cc, N.Y. 2,042 Westville, Franklin cc, N.Y. 1,028 Westville in Smith, Cplum biana CO., Ohio, 63 Westville, New Haven co., Conn 643 Names of Places. Populatioo. West Vincent, Chester oc,. Pa 1,232 West Whiteland, Chester cc. Pa 1,086 West Windsor, Mercer cc, N.J 1,536 West Zanesville, Muskingum CO., Ohip, 279 Wethersfield, Genesee oe., N. Y 1,128 Wethersfield, Hartferd cc. Conn. 3,824 Weybridge, Addison cc, Vt . . 797 Weymouth,Norfolkcc, Mass. 3,738 Wharton, Fayette cc. Pa. . . 1,325 Wharton, Potter cc. Pa 171 Whately, Franklin cc, Mass. 1,073 Wheatfield, Niagara cc,N.Y. 1,057 Wheatfield, Perry oc. Pa 617 Wheatland, Hillsdale cc, Mich 718 Wheatland, Monroe oc, N.Y. 2,871 Wheeler, Steuben cc, N. Y. 1,294 Wheeling, Belmont cc, Ohio, 1,389 Wheeling city, Ohio oo., Va. 7,885 Wheeling, Guernsey co., Ohio, 909 Wheelock, Caledonia cc, Vt. . 881 Whetstone, Crawford cc, Ohic , 1,124 White, Benton cc. Mo ^. . 228 White, Cambria cc. Pa 438 White, Carroll cc. Ark 222 White CO., Ark 929 White cc. 111 7,919 White CO., Ind 1,832 White cc, Tenn 10,747 White Clay Creek and Pen cader, New Castle cc, Del. 4,157 White Creek, Washington CO., N.Y 2,195 White Deer, Uninn oo., Pa. . 1,252 White Eyes, Coshpcton cc, Ohio 997 Whitefield, Coos cc, N. H.. . . 751 Whitefield, Indiana cC, Pa.. 1,664 Whitefield, Lincoln oc, Me. 2,150 White Hall, (town,) Greene CO., Ill .295 Whitehall, Washington cc, N.Y 3,813 50 (183) CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population . White Lake, Oakland cc, Mich 549 Whitely, Greene cc. Pa. . . . 2,043 White Marsh, Montgomery cc. Pa 2,079 White Oak, Franklin oc. Ark. 795 White Oak, Highland oo., Ohic ; 887 White Oak, Ingham oc, Mich. 270 Whitpaine, Montgomery oc, Pa 1,224 White Pigeon, St. Joseph cc, ¦ Mich 680 White Plains, Westchester cc,N.Y 1,087 White River, Benton cc. Ark. 231 White River,, Gibson cc, Ind. 700 White River, Hamilton co., Ind 1,343 White River, Marion cc. Ark. 339 White River, Independence CO., Ark. 556 White River, Izard cc. Ark. . . 551 White River, Randolph cc, Ind 2,227 While River, Washington cc, Ark .492 White, Sevier cc. Ark 166 Whiteside cc. III 2,.514 Whilestown,Oneida cc, N.Y. 5,156 White Water, HamUton cc, Ohio, 1,883 Whitford, Monroe oc, Mich.. 363 Whiting, Addison cc, Vt 659 Whitingham, Windham cc, Vt ; 1,391 Whiting, Washington cc. Me. 462 Whitley ec, Ind. 1,237 Whitley cc, Ky 4,673 Wilbraham, Hampden oc, Mass. 1,864 Wilcox CO., Ala. 15,278 WiUccIU .....10,167 Wilkesbarre, (borough,) Lu zerne CO., Pa 1,718 Wilkesbarre, Luzerbe co.,Pa. 1,513 Wilkes cc, Ga. „ 10,148 Wilkes CO., N. CT 12,.577 WilkesviUe; GaUia Co., Ohio, . 738 5W*ilkins, Alleghany cc. Pa. 2,163 Names of Places. Population. Wilkinson cc, Ga. 6,842 Wilkinson cc. Mi 14,193 Willett, Cortland cc, N. Y. . . . 872 Williams, Benton cc. Mo. . . . 329 Williamsburg, (borough,) Huntingdon cc, Pa 637 Williamsburg, Clermont cc, Ohio 1,450 Williamsburg Dist, S. C. . 10,327 Williamsburg, Hampshire oc, Mass. 1,309 Williamsburg, Kings co.,N. Y; 5,094 Williamsburg, Piscataquis cc, Me 131 Williams College Grant, ¦ Aroostook cc. Me 85 Williams cc, Ohio 4,465 Williamsfield, Ashtabula cc, Ohic 892 Williams, Northampton cc. Pa 1,937 Williamson cc. III 4,457 Williamson oc, Tenn 27,006 Williamson, Wayne cc, N.Y. 2,147 Williamsport, (borough,) Ly coming CO., Pa. 1,353 Williamsport in Madison, Co lumbiana CO., Ohio, 84 Williamstown, Berkshire cc, Mass. 2,153 Williamstown, Hancock oc, Ohip, 28 Williamstpwn, Orange op.,Vt. 1,620 Williamstown, Oswego cc, N.Y. 842 Willingsborough, Burlington CO., N. J. 900 Willington.Tolland co.,Conn. 1,268 Williston, Chittenden cc, Vt. 1,5.54 Willistown, Chester cc, Pa. 1,460 Willoughby, Lake cc, Ohio, 1,943 Willow Fork, Morgan co.,Mp. 1,146 Willsbprpugh, Tipga cc. Pa. . 369 Willsbcrpugh, Essex cC, N.Y.1,658 Wills, Guernsey cc, Ohio, . 1,916 Willshire, Van Wert co., Ohio, 434 Willten, Schenectady- cc, N. Y 1,438 Wilmingtnn city, New Cas tle cc, Del. 8,367 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places. Population. Wilmington, Essex cc, N. Y. . 928 Wilmington, Greene cc, 111. 1,219 Wilmington, Middlesex cc. Mass 859 Wilmington, Windham cc, Vt 1,296 Wilmot, Merrimack cc, N. H.1,212 Wilniurt, Herkimer oc, N. Y. . 60 Wilna, Jefferson oc, N. Y. . 2,591 Wilson, Audrian oc, Mp 334 Wilspn CO., Tenn 24,460 WUson, Niagara cc, N. Y. . 1,753 Wilson, Piscataquis cc. Me.' . . 70 Wilton, Fairfield cc, Conn. . 2,056 Wilton, Franklin cc. Me. . . 2,198 Wilton, HiUsbprpugh cc, N.H 1,033 Winchden, Wprcester cc. Mass 1,764 Winchester, Adams cc, Ohio, 1,121 Winchester, Cheshire cc, N.H 2,065 Winchester, Litchfield cc. Conn 1,666 Winchester, Scott cc, 111. ... 720 Winchester, tewn, (Clark ca,)Ky 1,047 Windham, Bradford cc. Pa. . . 879 Windham cc. Conn 28,071 Windham cc, Vt 27,442 Windham, 'Cumberland cc. Me. 2,303 Windham, Greene cc, N. Y. 2,417 Windham, Luzerne cc. Pa. 1,647 Windham, Portage cc, Ohio, . 907 Windham, Rockingham cc, N. H. 926 Windham, Windham cc. Conn 3,382 Windham, Windham oo., Vt. . 757 Windsor, Ashtabula co., Ohio, 876 Windsor, Berks ca, Pa. ... . 2,882 Windsor, Berkshire cc, Mass. 897 Windsor, Broome cc, N. Y. . 2,368 Windsor oc, Vt 40,356 Windsor, Hartford cc. Conn. 2,283 Windsor,Hillsborough cc, N.H. 177 Windsor, Kennebec cc. Me. 1,789 Windsor, Lawrence cc, Ohio, 815 Windsor, Morgan cc, Ohio, 1,279 Names of Places. Population. Windsor, Windsor cp.„Vt . . 2,744 Windfield, Herkimer cc N.Y.1,652 Wing, Lucas cc, Ohic 145 Winhall, Benningten cc, Vt. . 576 Winnebago cc. 111 4,609 Winnebago cc, Wiskonsin, . . 135 Winnebago, Lee cc. 111 107 Winslow, Kennebec cc. Me. 1,722 Winston cc. Mi 4,650 Winthrop, Kennebec oc, Me.1,915 Wirt, Alleghany cc, N. Y. . 1,207' Wiscasset, Lincoln cc. Me. 2,314 Wisconisco, Dauphin cc. Pa. 489 Wiskonsin Territory, 30,945 Woburn, Middlesex cc, Mass.2,993 Wolcott, Lamoille oc, Vt. ... 910 Wolcott, New Haven cc, Ccnn.633 Wolcptt, Wayne cc, N.Y. . 2,481 Wclf Creek, Mercer cc, Pa. 1,732 Wolf bore', Strafford oc, N.H. 1,918 Wolf Island, Scott cc, Mc . . 534 Wplf, Lycpming cc. Pa 786 Wpmelsdorf, (borough,) Berks CO., Pa 849 Woodberry, Huntingdon oc. Pa 2,102 Woodbridge, Hillsdale cc, Mich 226 Woodbridge, Middlesex cc, N.J 4,821 Woodbridge, New Haven cc, Conn 928 Woodbury, Litchfield co., Conn 1,947 Woodcock, Crawford cc. Pa. 1,921 Wood cc, Ohio 5,357 Wood cc, Va 7,923 Wooden Ball Island, Hancock CO., Me 'jl Wooden Ball Island, Lincoln CO., Me ; 9 Woodford, Bennington cc, Vt. 487 Woodford cc, Ky 11,740 WoodhuU, Shiawassee cc, Mich 147 WoodhuU, Steuben cc, N. Y. 827 Woodstock, Grafton cc, N. H. 472 Woodstock, Lenawee CO., Mich.674 Wopdslpck, Oxfprd cc, Me. . . 819 Wcpdstock, Ulster cc, N.Y. 1,691 8B (laa CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. Names of Places, Population. Woodstock, Windham cc. Conn 3,054 Woodstock, Windsor cc, Vt. 3,815 Woodville, Sandusky oo., Ohio, 486 Woolwich, Gloucester oc, , N.J 3,676 Woolwich, Lincoln oc. Me. 1,416 Wooster, (corppratipn,)Wayne cc, Ohic 1,913 Wprcester cc. Mass 95,313 Worcester CO., Md 18,377 Worcester, Montgomery cc. Pa 1,200 Worcester, Otsegp cc, N.Y. 2,390 Worcester, Washington co., Vt. 587 Worcester, Worcester cc. Mass 7,497 Worthington, Franklin ¦ oc, Ohic ;• 440 Worthington, Hampshire cc. Mass 1,197 Wprthingtbn; Richland cc, Ohic 1,842 Wrentham, Nnrfplk oo.,Mflss. 2,915 Wrightstpwn, Bucks cc. Pa. . 708 Wrightsville, (bcrpiigh,) Yprk co.,Pa ....672 Wyalusing, Bradford cc. Pa. 1,400 Wyspx, Bradfprd cc, Pa 1,871 Wythe cc, Va 9,375 Xenia, Greene cc, Ohio, . . . 4,913 Yalobusha oc. Mi 12,248 Yancey cc, N. C 5,962 Yankee Springs, Barry cc, Mich 130 Yarmouth, Barnstable cc. Mass 2,654 Yates CO., N.Y 20,444 Yates, Orleans cc, N. Y. . . . 2,230 Yazoo cc. Mi 10,480 Yellow Creek, Linn cc, Mc . 388 Yellcw Creek, Stephensen CO., Ill 174 Names of Places. Population. Yonkers, Westchester cc, N. Y 2,968 York, Athens cc, Ohio, . ... 1,601 York, Belmont cc, Ohip, . . . 1,294 Yprk, (borough,) York cc, Pa.4,779 Yprk cc, Va. . . ; 4,720 York cc. Me 54,034 York CO., Pa 47,010 York,' Darke cc, Ohic, 369 Yprit Dist., S. C, first part, 14,702 Yprk, second part, 3,681 York, Yorlt cc. Me 3,111 Ycrk, York cc. Pa ; . 1,294 York, Livingston oc, N.Y. .3,049 York, Lucas cc, Ohio, ....... 435 York, Morgan cc, Ohio, .... 1,032 York, Noble oc, Ind 289 York, Sandusky cc, Ohio, . . 1,801 York, Steuben cd., Ind 191 York, Switzerland oo., I^d. . 1,331 York, Tuscarawas cc, Ohio, . 865 York, Unipn cc, Ohip, 439 Yprk, Van Wert cc, Ohic ... 181 Yprk, Washtenaw cc, Mich. 1,146 Ycrke, Medina' cc, Ohio, .... 781 .Yorkshire, Cattaraugus cc, N.Y 1,292 Yorktown, Westchester cc, N.Y 2,819 Young, Indiana cc, Pa 1,116 Young, Jefferson Co., Pa. . . . 1,321 Ypungston, TrumbuU cc, Ohic, 999 Youngstown, (borough,) West- . moreland oc. Pa 415 Youngstown, Trumbull co„ Ohio, ..654 YpsUanti, Washtenaw oc, Mich.. 2,419 Zane, Logan oc, Ohip 1,021 Zanesville, (town,) Muskin gum CO., Ohio 4,766 Zanesville, (township,) Mus kingum CO., Ohio, 355 (i») CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES. Maine 501,793 New Hampshire 284,574 Massachusetts 737,699 Rhode Island 108,830 Connecticut 309,978 "Vermont , ' 291,948 New York 2,428,921 New Jersey 373,306 Pennsylvania 1,734,033 Delaware 78,085 Maryland 469,232 "Virginia 1,239,797 North Carolina , 753,419 South Carolina 594,398 , Georgia 691,392 4' Alabama 590,756 Mississippi 375,651 Louisiana, 352,411 Tennessee 8^,210 Kentucky 779,828 Ohio I,S19;467 Indiana 685,866 Illinois 476,183 Missouri 383,702 Arkansas 97,574 Michigan 212,267 Florida territory 54,477 Wisconsin terriic r> 30,945 Iowa territory. . . .'. 43,112 District of Columcia 43,712 Total 17,062,566 Total number of persons on board of vessels of war in the United States naval service, June 1,1840 6,100 Grand total of the United States 17,068,666 AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF EACH DESCRIPTION OF PERSONS IN THE UNITED STATES. FREE WHITE PERSONS. MALES. Unjfler five years of age Of five and under ten Often and under fifteen Of fifteen and under twenty ..... Of twenty and under thirty Of thirty and under forty Of forty and under fifty > Of fifty and under sixty I Of sixty and under seventy j Of seventy and under eighty Of eighty and under ninety [ Of ninety and under one hundred Of one hundred and upwards . .. . 1,270,7901,024,072 879,499756,022 1,322,440 866,431536,.S68 314,505 174,226 80,051 21,679 2,507 476 1 7,249,266 FEMALES. Under five years of age Of five and under ten Of ten and under fifteen . . , , , Of fifteen and under twenty . Of twenty and ui^er thirty. Of thirty and unoer forty Of forty and under fifty. Of fifty and under sixty ..... Of sixty and under seventy Of seventy and under eighty Of eighty and under ninety Of ninety and under one hundred Of one hundred and upwards . . , . 1,203,349 986,921 836,588792,168 1,253,395 779,097 502,143304,810 173,299 80,562 23,964 3,231 315 Total numlKF of free white persons . 14,189,108 White persona included in the foregoing, who are deaf and dumb, under four^ teen years of age • 1,919 Wiiite persons included in the foregoing, who are deaf and dumb, of fourteen and under twenty-five 2,056 White persona included in the foregoing, who are deaf and dumb, over twenty- five 2'™'' White persons included in the foregoing, who are blind 5,024 White persons included in the foregoing, who are insane and idiots at public cliarge ; ^'^*^ White persona included in the foregoing, who are insane and idiots at pnvate charge. ••: J"'™ Total number of persons employed in mining ,,,^'^r Total number of persons employed in agriculture 3 717,750 Total number of persons employed in commerce * ioi ^^ Total number of persons employed in manufactures and trades «'noc Total number of persons employed in navigation of the ocean • . • ~,'^ Total number of persons employed in navigation of canals, lakes, and nvers. . . ~^^ Total number of persons employed in learned professions 65,236 CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES. FREE MALES. COLORED PERSONS. Under ten- years of age 56,323 Of ten and under twenty. four 52,799 Of twenty.four and under thirty-six 35,308 Of thirty-six and under fifty-five . .. 28,258 Of fifty-five and under one hundred. 13,493 Of one hundred and upwards 286 186,467 FEMALES. Under ten years of age Often and under twelity-four ...... Of twenty-four and under thirty-six Of thirty-six and under' fifty-five .... Of fifty-five and under one hundred. Of one hundred and upwards ...>... 55,06956,56241,673 30,385 15,728 361 199,778 Total number of fi'eeealaied persons 386,245 SLAVES. MALES. Under ten years of age 422,599 Of ten and under twenty-four 391,131 Of twenty-four and under thirty-six 235,373 Of thirty-six and under fifty-five. . . 145,264 Of fifty-five and under one hundred 51,288 Of one hundred and upwards, 753 1,246,408 FEMALES. Under ten years of age -. . . 431,470 Of ten and under twenty-four 390,075 Of twenty-four and under thirty-six 239,787 Of thirty-six and under fifty-five. . . 139,201 Of fifty-five and under one hundred 49,692 Of one hundred and upwards 580- 1,240,805 Total number of slaves 2,487,213 * Total aggregate '. 17,062,566 Slaves and colored persons included in the foregoing, who are deaf and dumb. . 977 Slaves and' colored persons included in the foregoing, who are blind 1,892 Slaves aud colored persons included in the foregoing, who are iiisane and idiots ,at private charge _. 3,093 Slaves and colored persons included in the foregoing, who are insane and idiots at public charge 833 Total number Of pensioners for revolutionary or military services 20,797 Total number of universities or colleges.. 173 Total'number of students in universities or colleges ; 16,233 Total number of academies and grammar schools 3,342 Total number'of students in academies and grammar schools 164,159 Total number of primary and common schools.. 47,309 Total numbei* of scholars in common schools 1.845,244 Total number of scholars at public charge 468,264 TotaV number of white persons over twenty years of age who cannot read and write 549,693 *Tntal number of persons on board of vessels of war in the Unired States naval service, June 1, 1840, 6,100, making the total anregate of the population of the United States 17.068,666. (188) CENSUS OF THE UNITED ST-iVTEg. AGGREGATE AND INCREASE OF EACH DESCRIPTION OP PERSONS IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1830, AND 1840. WHITE PERSONS. Under 5 years of age, , 5 and under 10 . 10 and under IS , 15 and under 20 ¦ 30 and under 30 . 30 and under 40 , 40 and under 50 , 50 and under 60 , 60 and under 70 70 and under 80 80 and under 90 90 and under 100 100 and upwards,. 1830. Males. Females. 972,980 782,075669,734 573,196 956,487 592,535 367,840£!9,284 135,082 57,772 15,806 3,041 301 S,3SS,)33 Total No. of Whiles, 921,934 750,741 638,856 596,254 918,411 555,531356,046 223,504 131,307 58,336 17,434 2,523 5,171,1155,355,133 10,526.248 1840. Males. Femalei, 1,270,790 1,024,072 879,499756,022 1,322,440 866,431536,568314,505 174,226 80,051 21,679 2,507 476 7,349,266 1,203,349 986,921 ' 836,588 792,168 1,253,395 779,097 502,143 304,810 173,299 80,56333,964 3,331 31$ 6,939,84^ 7,249,266 14,189,108 FREE COLODIlEn PERSONS. Under 10 years of age, 10 and under 24 34 and under 36 36 and under 55 55 and under 100 100 and upwards, 48,675 43,079 27,65022,271 11,509 47,32948,138 32,54124,327 13,425 154,453 Total No. of Free, Colour'd FenODs, 166,146154,453 320,599 Under 10 yeara of age, 10 and under 24 34 and under 36 36 and under 55 55 and under-lOO 100 and upwards. Total Number of Slaves, 352,498313,567 185,585118,880 41,545 748 347,665308,770 185,786111,877 41,436 676 1,011,823 996,220 3,008,043 56,323 52,799 35,308 28,258 13,493 422,599391,131 235,373 145,264 51,288 753 Ji346,408 55,069 56,563 41,673 30,385 15,728 3^1 199,778 186,467 386,245 421,470 390,075 239.787 139,201 49,692 S80 1,240,8051,346,408 RECAPITULATION, White Persons, Free Coloured Persons Slaves, On Board Vessels of War, (White,) . Increase of White Persons, 10 years, 1830 to 1840, Increase of Free Coloured Persons. 10 years, 1830 to 1840, Increase of Slaves, 10 years, 1830 to 1840, ; ; ' '.¦ • ' The same ratio of increase for the next ten years, would give in 1850: White Persons Free Coloured Persons, Staves, 1830. 10,526,248 320,599 2,008,043 11,130 12,866,020 2,487,i!13 1840. 14,189,108 386,245 2,487,913 6,100 17,068,666 34 per ct. 204 pr. ct. 23| pr. ct. 19.015,478 463,593 3,077,926 32,556,99; 2B3 (189) POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES. POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES IN 1790, 1800, 1810, 1820, 1830, AND 1840. FROM THE OFFICIAL DOCVMEHTS. Also, the increase per ceiit.for each ten years, and for fifty years ; and the class of each state according to its present numerical strength. 1790. 1800. 1830. 1840. Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Vermont New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland District of Columbia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia ,.... Kentucky Tennessee Ohio .; Indiana Mississippi Illinois Louisiana, Missouri Alabama Michigan Arkansas Florida territory.. . . Wiskonsin territory Iowa territory On board U.S. vessels 96,540 141,899 378,717 69,110 338.141 85,416 340,1-30 184,139 434,373 59,096 319,728 748,308393,751 349,073 82,548 73,077 35,791 151,719183,762 433,245 69,122 351,0 Massachusetts. Middlesex Blackstone ; Hampshire and Hampden — Montague Falls South Hadley Fall» Pawtucket CONNECTICDT. Farmington Enfield Falls New York. Erie Champlain Chenango Black River Oswego Cayuga and Seneca Crooked Lake jBeiiepee Valley Pan^ville Branch Delaware and Hudson Chemung/.... Branch of Chemung Harlem • Croton Aqueduct. New Jersey. Morris Delaware and Raritan Salem Pennsylvania. Central Division Western Division Susquehanna Division.. West Branch Division . . c North Branch Division . g Delaware Di vision Beaver Division Schuylkill Navigation Union Lehigh • Lackawaxen Susquehanna Bald Eagle Conestoga Codorus ^ . Delaware. Chesapeake and Delaware • ^ Maryland. Chesapeake and Ohio. ViRQlNIA. James River and Kanawha . Dismal Swamp... Branches Alexandria Canal North Carolina. Weldon Canal From Near Portland. Boston Providentfe, R. L... Connecticut Line.. Lowell New Haven . Albiilny West Troy . . . . Utica Rome Syracuse , Seneca Lake... Pennyan Rochester Mount Morris,. Bddy ville Seneca Lake . . Elmira Hudson River . Croton River . . Jersey City .. . Bordentown. . Salem Creek . Columbia Johnstown Duncan^s Island ^forth^mberland Northumberland Bristol Bpaver Philadelphia Reading Easton ¦ Delaware River ..... Wrightsville West Branch Canal.. Lancaster York Delaware City. Georgetown ... Richmond . . Deep Creek. Georgetown. Weldon To Long Pond . Chelmaford ... Worcester.....Northampton,. Massachusetts Line.. Buffalo Whitehair. . . . Binghamton. . Carthage Oswego , Cayuga Lake. Seneca Lake . Olean Dansville......Lackawaxen . Elmira Knoxville East River — New York . . . Easton, Pa New Brunswick . Delaware River . Hollidayshurg , Pittsburg I Northumberland Farrandsville Lackawana , Easton Shenango River Port Carbon... Middletown ... k. ., ,, Stoddartsville Honesdale Havre de Grace Bellefonte Safe Harbor Susquehanna River. . Back Creek Hancock . Buchanan Joyce's Creek.. Alexandria .'. ... Head Roanoke Falls . 20^ 0 1 274532 3 2Ii 56 5i 363 7697 85 38 23 7* 11 8323 16 3 40} lOlf 172104^ 397372i 59|30| iOB 8284i 35 4535 1811 13} 136 175 23 il (300) RAILROADS IN THE UNITED STATES. Name. SoDTH Carolina. Santee Winyaw Wateree Saluda Lockharts Drehr*s Lorick Georgia. Savan., Ogeechee, & Alatamaha Brunswick Alabama. Muscle Shoals Canal Huntsville Louisiana. Barataria Lake Veret Orleans Bank Canal Carondelet Ohio. Miami Mahoning Sandy and Beaver ..^. . Warren Branch Ohio and Erie Cotuii^bus Branch , Lancaster Branch Hticking Zanesville Branch Walhouding Branch Indiana. Wabash and Erie Whitewater Illinois. Illinois and Michigan From Cooper River Kinloch Creek Jones's Mill • Shoals Head Falls Br. Riv- Saluda Falls Broad River Savannah >. Alatamaha ...... Head of Falls Triana Near New Orleans. Lake Veret New Orleans New Orleans Cincinnati Akron Bolivar Middletown Portsmoutn Columbus Lancaster Lancaster Zanesville. Walhonding River. Lafayette Lawrenceburg Chicago To Santee River Winyaw Bay Elliot's Granby To Foot Head of Falls Head of Falls Alatamaha River. . . Brunswick Florence Huntsville Berwick's Bay La Fourche River . . Lake Pontchartrain Bayou St. John... .. Defiance Beaver River Ohio River Lebanon Cleveland J Canal Canal Athens Canal Canal Lake Erie Brookville Near Peru .... 7446i 2* U1 1612 35} 15 85 84i2 178 7776 20 307 10 9 50 14 33 187 PRINCIPAL RAILROADS FINISHED OR IN PROGRESS IN THE UNITED STATES. Name. Maine. Portland, Saco, and Portsmouth.. Portland and Dover. Bangor and Orono...-. New Hampshire. Eastern Nashua and Lowell Boston and Maine Nashua and Concord Massachusetts. Boston and Prov^depce Dpdham Branch Taunton Branch Taunton and New Bedford Eastern Boston and Lowell Boston and Portland Boston and Worcester Millbury Branch Western Norwich and Worcester Lowell ai^d NRshua Q,uiucy " From Portsmouth. N.H. . Portland Bangor • Massachusetts Line.- Do. do. . . Do. do. .¦ Nashua Bo&ton . Mansfield . . . Taunton . .. . Boston Boston ...... Wilmington. Boston Worcester Worcester Lowell..., Granite Qiuarry . Portland Dover.N.H Orono Portsmouth Nashua Somersworth Concord. Providence Dedhnm Taunton New Bedford New Hampshire Line. Lowell New Hampshire Line. Worcester Millbury.... West Stockbridge.... Connecticut Line.... New Hampshire Line. Quincy Landing Miles. 48 46 10 151 za 33 41 2 11 20 38 262045 3^ 116 20 2C2 (201) RAILROADS IN THE U N ITED S TATE S. Name^ From New Haven. Norwich . .. . Bridgeport... Schenectady. Albany Schenectady.Utica Syi-acuse Auburn Rochester — Attica Buffalo Buffalo Lockport.' .. .. Rochester , . . . Ithaca Bath Port Kent .... Brooklyn New York. .. , Hudson,, Catskill Troy '.... Rhode Island. Providence and Stonington . . ., . Providence . Connecticut. New Haven and Hartford Norwich and Worcester Housatonic New York. Saratoga and Schenectady Mohawk and Hudson Utica, and Schenectady.. Syracuse and Utipa! ., Syracuse and Auburn Auburn and Rochester Tonawanda Attica and Buffalo Buffalo and Niagara Falls Buffalo and Black Rock Lockport and Niagara Falls Rochester . . . ..,. ., ^Ithaca and Owego,; '. . Bath ;.. Port Kent and Keesville Long Island • Harlem Hudson and Berkshire Catskill and Canajoharie — . . , . Rensselaer and Saratoga New Jersey. Camden and Amboy . • Camden ¦ Trenton Branch Jobstown Branch Jobstown.. New Jersey ; :,. Jersey, City. Trenton and Brunswick Trenton. - . .- EUzabethport and Somerville . . . Elizabethport Morris and Essex '. Newark Paterson and Hudson Jersey City Camden and Woodbury Camden ¦ Pennsylvania. Columbia and Philadelphia Philadelphia Portage Hollidayshurg Philadelphia and Reading Philadelphia Philadelphia and Wilmington. . . Philadelphia ... Philadelphia and Trenton Philadelphia. ..>•... . Philadelphia, Ger., and Norrist'n. Philadelphia Germantown Branch ¦ Valley .' ., — ,.. Norristown Westchester Columbia Railroad.. Harrisburg and Lancaster Harr'isburg Cdmberland Valley Harrisburg Franklin .:...*....¦ Chambersburg-. York and Wrightsville. York , Little Schuylkill Port Clinton Danville and Pottsville ......... Pottsville ;. ., Little Schuyl. and Susquehanna.. Tamaqua Beaver Meadow Branch Lindner's Gap Williamsport and Elmira ;. Williamsport. ¦• , — Corning and Blossburg Blossburg. Mount Carbon Mount Carbon Schuylkiir Vallfey ; . Port Carbon Branches of Schuylkill Valley Schuylkill '...;...; Schuylkill Mill Creek Port Carbon Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven.. Schuylkill Haven Mauch Chunk , Mauch Chunk Branches of Iftauch Chunk Room Ru n Mauch Chunk Beaver "Meadow '. Parry ville; ...^..;,.. Hazelton and Lehigh Hazelton Mine Nesquehbning ''. N'esquehoning Mine. Lehigh and Suequehannsi ....... | White Ha vein. : ¦ .'^ . . . To Stonington. Hartford Worcester West Stockbridge. Saratoga '. Schenectady; Utica Syracuse .'. Auburn ..' Rochester.?;.. ...... Attica. .. .". ',....:.. Buffalo Niagara Falls — .. Black Rock Niagara Falls Port Genesee Owego Crooked Lake Keesville ,. Hicksville '.: Hdrlem West Stockbridge^.'. . Canajoharie Ballston. South Amboy.... Trenton. Craft's Creek . . . . New Brunswick . New Brunswick . Somerville Morristown Paterson Woodbury Columbia Johnstown . . Pottsville.. . . Wilmington. Morrisville . ; Norristown. . Columbia Railroad- West Chester , Lancaster Chambersburg Williamsport Wrightsville, Tamaqua.. Sunbury , Williamsport Beaver Mead. R. R.. Elmira Corning- Norwegian Creek. . . Tuscarora.. ..4 Valley Coal Mine Mine Hill Gap. Coal Mine Coal Mine Coal Mine Beaver Mead. R. R.. Lehigh River.; Wilkesbarre. ....... 47 3658i35 21i 151 77 53.26'80453023 3 20 3 29 5 4i 27 , 8 337861 8 13Bi 27; 2522 16i 9 8H 36$95 2726i 17 4 20i 10 35^50 , 30 1.3 23441 106 12 731 40 7i 10 15 13 9 20 9 16 20 8 5; 191 (202) RAILROADS IN THE UNITED STATES. Name. Carbondale and Honesdale Lykens Valley Delaware. New Castle and Frenchtown Maryland. Baltimore and Ohio Washi ngto^ Brancli Baltimore and Susquehanna. . . . Reistertown Branch Baltimore and Port Deposit Wilmington and Susquehanna- . Annapolis and Elkridge Virginia - Richm., Fredericksb., & Potomac. Louisa Branch Richmond and Petersburg Petersburg and Roanoke Ports mouth'and Roanoke Winchestter and Potomac Greensville : City Point Chesterfield North Carolina. Wilmington and Raleigh Raleigh and Gaston South Carolina. South Carolina - Columbia Branch Georgia. Georgia Athens Branch Central Western and Atlantic Macon and Talbotton Monroe Florida. Tallahassee and Port Leon Alabama. Montgomery and West Point . . . Tuscumbia, Courtl'd, & Decatur. Mississippi. West Feliciana Vicksburg and Clinton Grand Gulf. Jackson and Brandon LOUISIAKA. Pontchartrain West Feliciana Atchafalaya Alexandria and Cheneyville New Orleans and Carrolton Tennessee. La Grange and Memphis Soiperville Branch Highwassee Kentucky. . Lexington and Ohio Omo. Mad River and Sandusky City.. . Ohio Michigan. Central ; Erie and Kalamazoo Ypsilanti and Tecumseh Detroit and Pontiac Indiana. Madison and Indianapolis Illimoib. , Meredosia and Jacksonville From Carbondale Broad Mountain. Newcastle. Baltimore Patapsco River Baltimore 6 m. from Baltimore • ¦ Baltimore HavrQ de Grace Washington Branch . . Richmond ; 24 m. from Richmond. Richmond Petersburg Portsmouth Harper's Ferry Near Hicksford Petersburg ^^ Coal Mines Wilmington.' Raleigh . Charleston ¦ Branchville . Augusta Georgia B.R Savannah- De Kalb County . Macon Macon Tallahassee.. Montgomery.. Tuscumbia • ¦- Bayou Sara.. Vicksburg. .. Grand Gulf. Jackson New Orleans ... St. Francipville Point Coupee... Alexandria New Orleans ... La Grange. . Moscow . . . • Knoxville . . Louisville . Tifiin Manhattan. Detroit Toledo ..-. Ypsilanti.. Detroit Madison . ¦ Meredosia. Honesdale. Millersburg Frenchtown, Md. Harper's Ferry.. .. Washington York, Pa Reistertown Havre de Grace-. - Wilmington, Del.. Annapolis Potomac Creek . Gordonsville Petersburg Weldon Weldon, N.C... Winchester Gaston, N.C... City Point Richmond Weldon . Gaston. . Hamburg. . Columbia.. DeKalb County.. Athens Macon .f Tennessee River.. Talbotton Grifiin Port Leon. West Point.. Decatur Woodville, Mp.. Jackson Port Gibson Brandon Lake Pontchartrain.. . WoodviUe, Mp Opelousas Cheneyville Lafayette Memphis Somerville West. & Atlan. R.R... Lexington Sandusky City.. Sandusky City.. Marshall Adrian Tecumseh Pontiac Indianapolis . Springfield ... 171 161 80130i 56 8 36 32 39J 75492359 eo:^2 1812 131 161 85 135J 165 33 193130 70 85 87 44 71 54 14 41 20 30.30 111 50 16 98192} 36403325 25 0554 (203) UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES IN THE U. STATES. Bowdoin Waterville* Dartmouth.. University of Vermont. Midrllebury Norwich University Harvard University. Williams Amherst ¦ . . .°^ Browii University* Yale.. Washingtonf ... Wesleyan UniversityJ;. Coluinbiaf , Union Hamilton Hamilton Lit. and Theol.* .... Genevaf University of New Yorit Cnllege of New Jersey Rutgers University of Pennsylvania... Didkinsoul Jetferson Washington AlleghanyJ Pennsylvania^ Lafayette Marshall Newark , • St. Johns St. Mary's§.. ......* Mount St. Mary'sg Georgetown§ Columbian* William and Maryt* Hampden-Sidney Washington J^ University of Virginia Randolph-Macbnt Emory and HenryJ Rector*.. University of North Carolina. . Davidson . ; • Wake Forest* Charleston* •• -•• South Carolina.. ¦ i Franklin j Oglethorpe ; i EmoryJ. ...... I i Mercer University* | Christ Coll. and Ep. Inst.f j Cniversily of Alabama \ LaOrangeJ;. ' Spring Hili§ r Centenary^ i Oakland^ Louisiana Jefferson St. Charlesg..... ¦».. Brunswick, Waterville. Hanover, Buriington, Middlelfuxy,Norwich, - Cambridge, Williamstown, Amherst, Providence, N'ew Haven, Hartford, Middletown, New York, Schenectady,Clinton, Hamilton, Geneva, New York, Princeton, New Brunswick, Philadelphia, Carlisle,Canonsburg, Washington,Meadville, Gettysburg,Easton,Mercersburg,Newark, Annapolis, Baltimore, Knunetsburg,Gt'ori;etown,Washiiigton,Williamsburg, Prince Ed. Co., Lexington, Charlottesville, Boydton, Glade Spring, Prunty Town, Chanel ^ill, Mebklen bu rg Co., Wake Forest, Charleston, Columbia, Athens, Midway,Oxford,Penfield,Montpelier, Tuscaloosa,La-Grange, Spring Hill, Brandon Springs, Oakland,Jackson, Bringiers, Grand Coteau, Me. do. N.H. Vt. do.do. Maes. do. do. R.I. Con, do. do. N.Y. do. do. do.do.do. N.J. do. Penn. do. do. do, do. do. do.do. Del. Md. db, do. D C. do. Va. do.do.do. do. do.do. N^C. do. do. S.C. do. Ga.do. do. do. do. Ala. do.do. Miss, do. La. do. do. sm- deiitg. Vols, in Ubnriea 190 21,950 75 7,200 ¦m 16,500 lUl 9,200, S3 7,054 40 iMS 53,000 144 7,500 142 15,000 17i 14,000 410 32,200 80 -6,500 J33 10,700 liiO 14,000 SMS 13,000 U4 9,000 74 4,600 M , 5,400 i:« 207 14,500 82 12,000 111 5,000 1U9 10,600 IM 4,500 76 3,.TO0 100 8,000 70 2,270 154 1,350 4!J lOU 3,500 27 4,000 160 12,000- 130 3,500 167 22,000 ito 4,200 98 5,000 65 8,000 130 2,700 17U 16,000 9H 143 1,000 50 169 10,000 44 1,150 24 4,700 50 3,000 ISU 13,000 116 3170 11,000 M ¦ ,82 6,000 lUO 1,200 7U 4,000 170 leo 109 I,8S0 122 5,500 70 179418201769 1791laoo' 1834 1638 17331821 1764 17001824 1831 17.54 1795 1812 181918231831.1746 1770 1755 1783 1802 18061815 18321832,1836183317841799 1830. 1789182110931783 18121819 1832 183918391789 1838 1838 179518041785 1836 l&l!1839 IP28lasi 1S30 1841183118251831 Remarks. The Colleges marked thus (*) are under the direction of the Baptists; thus (t) Epitio- fuUms; thua (}) Methedisls; thijs (§1 Catholics. _ UNIVERSITIES, COLLEGES, SECTS. Baton Rouge Franklin Greenville Washi ngton University of Nashville. - East Tennessee...' Jackson Transylvania St. Joseph's§ Centre Augusta^ Cumberland. Georgetown* Bacon St.Mary*s§ University of Ohio Miami University Franklin Western Reserve Kenyonf Granville* Marietta Oberiin Institute Cincinnati Woodward St. Xavier College§ Indiana St. Gabriel's College§ South Hanover Wabash '¦ Ind. Asbury University^.. Illinois Shurtleff* McKendreeJ McDonough University of Si. Louis§. Kemper College! St. Mary's§ , Marion ¦ Missouri University St. Chariest Fayette Michigan University Marshal.. •¦• St. Philip^8§ Baton Rouge, Opelousas, Greenville,Washington Co., Nashville,Knoxville, Near Columbia, Lexington,Bardstown,Danville, Augusta,Princeton, Georgetown, Harrodsburg,MarionCo.,Athens, Oxford, New Athens, Ravenna, Gambier,Granville, MaTietta, Oberiin,Cincinnati,Cincinnati, Cincinnati,Bloomington,Vincennes,South Hanover, Crawfordsville, Jacksonville, Upper Alton, Lebanon, Macomb, St. Louis, St. Louis, Barrens, Marion, Columbia,Bit. Charles, Fayette, Ann Arbor, Marshall, Near Detroit, La. do. Tenn. do. do.do.do. Ken. do. do. do.do. do.do.do. Ohio. do.do. dn.do. do.do.do.do.do. do. Ind. do. do. do.do. ' III. do.do.do. Mo. do. do.do. do. do. do. Mich. do. do. Slu- deDts. Vol.. in ColleBO Libraries. Founded. 45 300 1838 70 1839 41 3,000 17S4 43 1,000 1794 104 9,200 1806 6b 3,307 1807 lUO 1,250 1830 , lUS 12,242 1798 .69 7,000 1819 60 2,000 1822 75 2,500 1825 49 1,050 1825 108 1.200 1829 203 1.200 1836 110 4,000 18,17 166 2,500 lf21 139 4,352 1809 51 1,900 1825 64 4,200 1826 55 8,720 1826 12 3,000 1832 50 3,500 1832 711 1834 84 1819 20 800 200 6,000 1831 59 1,765 1827- 120100 704243 47 160104 45 85 75 (210 6230 2,000 2.000 1,000 7,9006,4002,500 in 5 br. 3,700 3,00D 1829 18331839 1829 1835 1834 1837 lato1831 1840 183918371639 PRINCIPAL RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS ' IN THE UNITED STATES. penominatioDs. Baptists - - - - " Freewill - « SeveoUi-DaT " Sii-Principle MelbodisiB - - • ' Protestant Fretbjrteriaiii - - Cumberi'DdAuociale Rfeformed Abso Ret'd. CongregationaliatsCatholics - - - Epitcopaliaiu - Chur'i-orCoD- greR'na 10 2 761 . 400 2,2 '5 450 S720 ' 116 1,150 Meiiibera or Com- muDicaiitH 6,319 753 4i 2 807500 45^,000 ) 13.876 f 4,503 ( 2 117 > 650,103 I 50,000 t 274,034 -J' 50.000) 16 000 ^. 3000 f 12OOOJ 1GO;000 Popula tion. 4,300,0003,000,00c2.175,000 1,400,000 F0>000600,000 Denominationi. ITuiTenaliits- - • . ¦ ' uiherans Dutch Reformed - - • I'liristhm - - . . . GermaD Refonned • • - Uoitariaiu . , . . . " MeonoDites - • Friends' ...... I unkers -..-.. )ewa - - . . . . . MoravUtu orUn. Bret'o. MormdDB •¦¦..• Sb-tbers •-.*-- New Jerusalem Church - Ch r' orCon-ercic'ns MemlMini or Com- muuic'tB. 62,226 22,S15 150,000 30,00030,000 S,745 12,000 6000 Popular tion. ' 6(0,000 540.000460 000 300,0002)0000 1^0000 r20.oco 100 000 90,1 W), a,QOO12.00012 000 6,0006,000 The above itatementi of the number of churchea, mini^ten, and members of Iho several denomiDationi, have beea derived chiefly from recent official documents publwhed by the different denominations ; but the la.1 ulumn contains ralheravaeueesirmaie, which has appeared ta various pnhlicUion., of Uie total number of people who are allached to, or Bhow a preference for, the several different reUgiom pentiaiiODi. " " (M5J THEOLOGICAL AND LAW SCHOOLS. THEOLOGICAL SCHOOLS. Name. Bangor Theol. Seminary . . . Ti^omaston TheoI...Inst Gilmanton Theol- Sem Theological Seminary Divinity School, Harv.Univ. Theological Institution . . Theol. Dep. Yale College. ThfeoJ. Inst, of Contiecticut. - Theol. Inst. Epis. Church..'. . Union Theol. Seminary . Tl^eol. Sem. of Auburn Hamilton Lit. and Th. Inst.. Hartwick Seminary TheoJ. Sem. As. Ref. Ch Th. Sem. Dutch Ref. Ch Theol. Sem. Pr. Ch. U". S Sem. Luth, Ch. U. States. . . . Gernian Reformed West. Theol. Seminary Theological School Theological Seminary ...'... Epis. Theol. School of Va. . . Union Theol. Seminary Virginia Baptist Seminary. . Southern Theol. Seminary.. . Theological Seminary jPurman Theol. Seminary . . . Lit. and Theol. Seminary ... South West Theol. Sem Lane Seminary Theol. Dep. Ken. College .... Theol. Dep. Wes. Res. Col.. . Theological School Granville Theol. Dep Oberiin Theol. Dep ". Indiana Theol. Seminary.. . . Alton Theol. Seminary.'. . . .' . Carlinville Theol. Sem Theol. Dep. Marion Col Place. Bangor, Me. Thomaston, do. Gilmanton, N.H. Andover, Mass, Cambridge, do. Newton, do. N. Haven, Ct. E. Windsor,' do'. N. York, N: Y. do. do. Auburn, do. Hamilton, do. Hartwick, do. Newburgh, do. N. Br'wick, N. J. Princeton,, do. Gettysburg; Pa. York, do. Allegheny T. do. Canonsburg, do. Pittsburg, do. Fairfax Co. Va. Pr. Ed. Co. Richmond, Columbia, Lexington, High Hills, Eaton,Maryville, do. do S.C. db. do. 6a. Ten. Cincinnati, Ohio, Gambier, Hudson, ColumbuEi,-Granville,^ ' Oberiin,S. Hanover, Upper Alton, Carlinville, N. Palmyra, Mo. Denomina tion. Cong Baptist Cong , Cong Cong. Unit. . Baptist Cong , Cong , Prot. Epis.- < Priesbyt... .. Presbyt.. . .. Baptist . . . . . Lutheran ¦ . . Ass. Ref. Ch, Dutch Ref... Presbyt Evang.L.... G.Ref Ch... Presbyt Asso. Ch- . . . Asso. Ref... Prot. Epis. . Presbyt.,... Baptist Presbyt Lutheran . ¦ ¦ Baptist Baptist . . . . ^ Presbyt.:...Presbyt Prot, Epis... Presbyt Lutheran...Baptist Presbyt Presbyt Baptist • • . . . Presbyt Presbyt Com. opera tion. 18 J 6 1837 183518081816182.518221834381718361821 1^0 1816 1836178418121826 18^ 1828 1832 183118351834]%1 1832 1834 J8351838 •-f it as = n 02" 'A 43 1,S9 23 26 21 ia9 7a5 21) 194 ;w 137 Kl 366 2tf 37 74 186 105 71 344 37 124 3 11 HH 179 110 753 21) 130 20 20 IH2 22 47 19 43 126 20 175 fi7 IB 82 10 20 30 30 10 24 90 Bl 43 10 14 6 a .¦iH 10 Vols, in Librai'y. 7,000 500 2;200 17,500 1,800 4,000 200 4,000'7,260 12;00a 5,000 2,250 1,000 4,0007,0007,000 6,000 1,600 4.000 4,000 1,000 4,000 1,8001,000 6,000 10,300 500 LAW SCHOOLS. Place. Name. Prof. Students. 223 1 1 1 2 1 33 115 31 Law Department, N. Y. Uniy. . . . . 1932 . 72 ' ,8 7 7525 William and Mary College. Raleigh, N.C...: Mockville, N. C Lexington, Ky Cincinnati, Ohio , Cincinnati College Schools for the study of law are much less frequented than schools for the study of the other professions. The first institution of thi^ nature, of much note, that was established in the United States, was the Law School at Litchfield, in Connecticut, which had from 1798 to 1^, 730 students; but it is now discontinued. I MEDICAL SCHOOLS, &c. MEDICAL SCHOOLS. Name. Maine Medical School,. ¦ N.H. Medical School Vt. Acad, of Medicine. . . Vt. Medical School Med. School Harv. Univ. Berkshire Med. School.. . Med. Institut. Yale Coll.. Coll. Phys. & Surg. N. Y. Med. Instit. Geneva Coll. Med. Faculty Univ. N.Y. Albany Medical College.. Med. Dep. Univ. Penn.. Jefferson Med. College.. Med. Dep. Penn. Coll... Med. School Univ. Md. . . Washington Med. Coil.. . Med. School Colum. Coll. Med. School Univ. Va. . . Med. Dep. Ham. Sid. Col. Med. Coll. State of S.C. . Med. Coll. of Georgia.. .. Med. Coll. of Louisiana.. Med. Dep. Transyl. Univ, Louisville Med. Insti^t. . • Medical College of Ohio. Med. Dep. of Kemp. Col.. Med. Col. St. Louis Univ. Willoughby Med. Coll. . Place. Brunswick Hanover Castleton Woodstock . ... Cambridge. — Pittsfield New Haven . . . New York Geneva New York Albany Philadelphia... Do.Do. Baltimore; Do. Washington . . . Charlottesville.Richmond i. .. . Charleston Augusta New Orleans.. . Lexington... f. Louisville Cincinnati St. Louis, Mo. Do. Willoughby Foun ded. 18201797181818351782182318101807 1835 1837 183917651824183918071827 1825 18251838 1833 1830 1835181818371819184118361834 Prof. Stu. Grad uates. 4B4577514 166 547473 782799 53 13 3,320* 764909 81 14 124 1,112 S3 331 57 Lectures commence. February I5th. 1st or 2d Thurs. Aug. 2d Thurs. in March. 2d Thurs. in March. 1st Wed. in Nov. 1st Thurs- in Sept. 6 weeks 3d Wed. Aug, 1st Monday in Nov. 1st Tuesday in Oct. last Monday in Oct. 1st Tuesday in Oct. 1st Monday in Nov. 1st Monday in Nov, lat Monday in Nov. October 31st. 1st Monday in Nov. 1st Monday in Nov. 1st Monday in Oct. 1st Monday in Nov. 2d Monday in Nov. 2d Monday in Noy. 3d Monday in Nov, 1st Monday in Nov! 1st Monday in Nov. 1st Monday in Nov. 1st Monday in Nov. 1st Monday in Nov. last Monday in Oct. * From 179J to 1838, inclusive. RATES OF POSTAGE. Synopsis of the Law passed by Congress, 1845, regulating the Postage of Letters, Pamphlets, Newspapers, <^c. POSTAGE. On and aner July 1. 1845, on a letter not exceeding half an ounce in weight, sent any distance not exceeding three bundrea miles, five cents. When sent any distance over three hundred miles, ten cents. i.„,p„ For every additional weight of ha If an ounce or any fractional excess of less than halt an ounce, there shall be charged an additional postage of five or ten cents, according to the distance. Oo letters dropped in tbe posl-offico for delivery in the same place, two cents each. u^. ,„ On lellers advZlUed as remaining dn hand there shall be charged, when 'I'l''""'' "",'¦ °^™! the regular postage, the cost of advertising, which wdl be on each letter two cents, or four cents ''wra^fslngeKC- postage^ is defined to be lette™ in ™?°"»"JP!„°'„Sr of anyk^^^^ conveyed in tiSe mail by or upon which information shall be asked for or communiealed in wntiog, ° On wfdrcSlaThkndbills, or advertlsemenu, which are printed " IWh^J'SS^d on aaartQ-Pb"^; or single cap-paper, or paper not larger than single cap, anii which are folded and dmicted, but left uSsealed; two rents on each sheet for any distance. When sealed, these are lo be rated as '^ "'auarto-post" is' the size usually called letter-paper, say about ten to eight inches to the page ; •¦ siSJSjR'is the iMcommonl/ called Wrlting-Faper, say 'M'teen by eight mchw to the page . Where lie circular is on a sheet larger than single cap it is to be rated Ma pamphlet. As tno postage on these articles is chargeable on eaoh cow, postmasters will carefully examine all pack %n airpimEhlK'mlgSfp&dicals, and every other kind and description of printed or ¦ nihpr matM (Bxieit newsoaoerf, and except, a so. circulars, handbills and advertisements, as SfXSdlwhiSall be unconnected with aiy manuscript commjnioalion whatever, two and ^^^iiXfi,^<^wT^oe«>Xet weight than one ounce, for any distance. For'iiverr 53 (207) additional ounce, one cent; any fractional excess exceeding half an ounce, to be charged ai an ounce ; but any excess leaa than half an ounce ia not to be regarded. A pamphlet ia a amall. unbound, printed book. A magazine ia a pamphlet published periodi cally, in numbers, coniaining artictea on science, literature, puliiica, news, &c. Newspapers go free fur any diatance not exceeding thirty milea from the place where printed, when sent by the editors pr publiahers thereof; if they du not exceed nineteen hundred supurncial inches in extent. For any diblance beyond thirty milea, within the State where pahliahed, one cent postage. For any distance exceeding one hundred milea out of the State where puplubed, one and alialf cents postage. When a newspaper exceeds nineteen hundred superficial inchoa, il is to be rated with pamphlet poatage. When the article to be mailed is a circular, pamphlet or newapaper, it should be so enveloped or folded that it can be distinctly seen at ibo office to be such', and also that it contain np writing, marka. or aigns to serve tho purpose of wriiten communicalionB. If not done up eo as to open at the end, it is lo be charged aa a letter, by weight. FREE PAPERS. The Governors of ^tates may send, frCe of postage, all laws and reports, whether bound nr un bound ; and all records and documenia of their reapective Statea which may be directed by the Legislature of tbe-severai Statea to be tranamilted to the Executive of other Slates, the Governor writing hia name ihorcon, with the designation of his office and tho kind of books or ditcnmenis enclosed; the package to be addreaaed lo the Governor of the State to which it \a to be aeot. The three Asaiatant Fostmastera-Genernl are authorized to send, free of postage, any letters, packagfs, or other matters relating exclusivdv to their official duties, or tbe business uf the PoBt-office Department, to be duly franked by them as on 'M)fficiai business." Deputy poatmasiera tbroughqut the United Statea are also authorized to send all leltern and packages which it mar be their duly, or they may have occasion to tr^namii to any persun or place, which shall relate exclusivelv to the business of their respective otfices or to the business of the Post-tilfice Department. But in evary auch case ihe postmaater shall endorse ibereon. over his own signature, the words " Post-office business." Exchange nowspapera between publishers o^ newspapers may be sent free. MONEY FOR PUBLISHERS. The authority heretofore given to poslmasters to send money free of postaee tn publieht^rn nf newapapera in payment of subscriptions being withdrawn, (he following regulation is aubatitutcil : Money may he left with a postma8t.cr, in no instance exceeding ten dollars, for tbe purpose of being p^iid to distant publiahers, if said publishers shall so desire, for any newspaper or pantphle; deliverable from his office. The postmaster may retain one per cent, and give his receipt for tho balance. He is immediately to report Ihe payment, with the names of tho panie-i, to the poHt- master through whom said amount is to he paid to the publisher, and to charge himseirut^m hip " general account with the United Sraies," with the amount received, deducing ibe one per cent. under tho head of "moneys received for subscriptions," stating the name.of Iho payer, the n«me of the payee, otBce where payable, amount, and time when received ; and shall make a fuH nnd faithrul return tu the General Pust-of!ice of all euch cases al the end of each quarter. When presented, the postmaster ^t the. offics where payable is to pay the amount in said receipt, de ducting one per cent. ; which receipt, afler being endorsed by ihe publisher, lie will Torwanl n^ hia voucher of payment. He will enter said amount to his credit on his ".general account wirh the United Stales," Under the hend of "moneys paid' Tor auhscriptions," giving the particulars above stated, and render to the General Posl-offico a full and faithful account ufthe same at the end of each ihnnth. WHAT MAY BE MAILED. No packetshall weigh m^ore than three pounds. Bound books of any size are not inc!ud»jd in the terni " mailable matter,** except bouks sent by Governors of Slates as aforcKaid. ADVERTISED LETTERS. Lettors uncalled fir are to be advertised in the paper of Ihe 'town whem thp office adverijsting may be situated having the largest circuialion.-provjding it can be done at a cost not cxceedim; two cents on each letier. Lellers are not to he advertised' in more than one paper, unlei;s epe cially directed by the PoBtmnaicr-General. PRIVATE EXPRESSES. The establiehmRnt of private expresses for the- conveyance of an? letlers, packets or package of letters, or other matter transrtiiinble in the United States mail, (oewspapers, pamphl<'(B, mapa- zines, anri periodicals excepted.) from one-city. ^own, or othor place, to ahy other ciiy town or place in the United Staler, between, and from and to which (he United States mail is rt'KuIarty transported under authority of Ihe Post-office Department, is prohibited. So is the causing to be' conveyed, or the providing for the conveyance or transportation, hy regular trips or «t aiated periods or intervals, as aforesaid, any letters oj- other matters transmitable by mail as aforesaid iiewspHpers, pamphlets, magazines, and periodicals only excepted. * fivery person offending aaainsl tins provision, or aiding or assisting therein, nr acting as such ¦ivnie oxpress, shall forfeit and pay S150 for each time :iny letter or leitora, packet or packng*>B ' other matter properly rrnnsmitable hy mail, {except newspapers, &c.) shall or may be by bim' 3r, or them, or through his, her, or iheir means or instrumentality, in whole or in part, conveyed! Th'w is not to prohibit tbe conveyance of lettera. packets or packages or other matter hy pri- ite hands, no compensation being tendered or roceiv-ed thcrefur in any way, or by special mea- inger employed only lor the single particular occasiim, (aoe.) POPULATION OF EACH COUNTY, &c. IK THE DIFFERENT STATES AND TERRITORIES OF THE UNITED STATES, IN THE YEAR 1840. Atnofllook - CumberlstadFtaokllD • Haacock • Kcnutilwc Liiieola - Oiford • FenobBcotFi*cataqui)Stiin.A-aet- WMo - WasbiDgtoii' Tork - 13 CouDties NEW HAMPSHIRE. Chcabire- - ¦ ¦ 30340 Coos .,---. 9,849 Grafton . • . . 42,311 Hillsboraush - - 36,429 Merritnack - - - 36.2i3 Rockingham - • 45,771 StnSord - - - . 6l,i27 Sullivan - - - - 20^340 SCoiinUea - 284,574 VERMONT. Addison - ¦ • ¦ 23,583 BenningtoD CaledoniaChittendenC^ex* • Franklin - Gfaud Isle l^moile - OUange • Orlnns • ' Rutland • lyaahiogton Windham Windsor - 14 Conntiea • 16,872 - 2I,S01 - 22,877 4,226 - 24.531 ¦ 3.883 - 10.475 - 27,873 • 13.634 • 27,442 • 40.356 - 291,948 MASSACHUSETTS. BimstabfeBerkshireBrjatol - Dukes- - Esuac • Franklin - HampdenHampihireMiddlesexNantucket Norfolk - Plymouth Suflhlk • Worcester 32.518 4L74S 60,164 3,958 04,99] 28,8) 2 37,3&630,E.97 106,611 9.012 53,14047,373 95,773 95313 737,699 RHODE ISLAND. Brutol • Kent Nanrport- 6.476 13 0^ 16,874 n«vidence • Wadiiug.DD 5 Countiu CONNECTICUT. - - 49,917 • - 65,^9 - • 40,448 - • 24.879 - - 4':'o)9 • ¦ 4i;463 - - 17.955 ¦ • 28.080 Fairfield- • Hartford - • Litchfield • Middleicz - New Haven Nbw London Tolland - ¦ Wiadtiam • 8 CouDties NEW 70RK. Albany - AlleghanyBroome - Cattaraugus CafUifa • Clia'auque ' CliemungChenangoClinton • ColumbiaCortland • Ddaware Dulchets - Erie - - Suez - Franklin - Fultnn • Genesee • Greene HamiltonHei kinier Jrffereon • 30tl,978 Lewia- - Livingston Madison • M(,Dme • MoDiEomeTy New York Nh^n - Oneida • OnondagaOntario • Orange - Orleans - Oswego > Ulscfco • Putnam - Queens ¦ ReDueUer RichmondRocklandSaratoga - t^cheneciady Scboliarie Seneca - Si. Lawrence Sen ben ¦ Suffolk - Sullivan • Tioga- - TompkinsUUter- - 40,975 22^28,8726033847,975 20,732 40,785 28,15743,252 24,6073539652398 62,465 30,AiG 1,907 87.4776098447,6 13 17,830 35,14040,00864,90235.818 312,701 31,1^ 85,310 67 911 43 SOI 50739 25,127 43,619 49,^8 12,825 30,324 60,239 ¦ 0,965 ll,97S 40,553 17,387 32,35S 24,87456,7C645 138 32 469 15,620 20,.')27 37,94845,822 Warren - • WashingtonWayne • - Westchbter Yiites- - . 58 Counties • 13,422 - 41 080 - 42,057 - 48,686 - 20,444 2,428,920 NEW JERSEY. Atlantic - BerMD - Burlington Cape May Cumberland Essex- - Gloucesler Hudson • HunietdoDMercer - Middlesex Mpiimoutb Moiris - Passaic - Saleni • - Somerset - tiuasex Wanen • 8726 13,2^ 14 374 44,62125,438 9,483 24 7^ 21,50221,89332,909 25,'-44 16,784 16,^417,455 24,-70 20366 373,306 PENNSYLVANIA. Adams - Al leglif ny AmislrongBeaver Hedford Berks - BradfordBucks - Butler - CambriaCentreChesterClearfield Clinton • CnlumbiaCran ford Cum) erland Dau|ihiD - Delaware ^Erie - ' Faye'te • Franklin • Greene , . - HnntingdonIndiana • JefferB.ia - Juniata - Lancaster Lebanon • Irfhigh - Luzrrne • LycnntingM'Kcan - Mercer - Mifflin - Mnnroe • Monleomery Northumberland Northampton - 32.76948,10722,378 11,256 20,492 67,5(5 78348,323 24567 31,72430,953 30,118 19.791 31.3443357437 793 19.147 35.484 20,782 7,253 11,080 84,203 21,872 25,78744 006 22.649 2;976 32,873 13 092 9.879 47-241 20.02740,996 Perry- - - PhiladelptJaPotter- - - Pike • - - Schuylkill - SomeraetSusqueliannaTiLga- - - Union - - - Venango - - ¦Warren - - WashingtonWayne - - Westmoreland York - - - 54 Counties 17,096. 258,037 3,3713b32 29,053 19,650 1^1,195 15,498 22787 17,&00 9 2(8 41279 n.B48 42,69947^010 .1,724,033 Kent - - - New Castle • Sussex - • 3 Counties Alleghany - Anne Arundel Baltmiore ¦ Calvert - - Caroline - • Carroll - . Cliartea - - Cecil - - - Dorchester • Frederick . Harford - . Kent - - . MontgomeryPrince Georee'f Queen Ann^s Somenet • - St. Mary's • Talbot - . Worcesfet - Washington - 20 Couotiea I9',872 33 lio 25,093 15.690 29 632 134.379 9,2297,b06 17,241 16,023^i7.2ae18,843 36,405 17 120 10,84215^619,53912,63319,5ra13,22412 090 18377 28.860 469,3% DIST. OF COLUMBIA. Alexandria ... ggg? Accomack - Albemarle - AlleEhany • Amelia - - Amherst - • Augnila - - Bath -' - . Bedford - - Berkeley- - Bntelourt - Braxton - • Brooke -. - Brunswick - Buckingham 17,096 22924 3.749 I0 3Z0 12,57619 628 4,300 20 203 10 9-2 11,^9 2 675 7 946 14.34618,766 POPULATION OF EACH COUNTY, &c. Cabell - C&mpbellCaroliqe - Clarke - Chiles City CharlotteChesterfield CulpeperCumberland DinwiddieEtiju^Blh City Essex - - Fairfax - Fauquier Fayetle - Floyd - Fluvanna Franklin - FrederickGiles - - Gloucester Gorochland Grayson - GVeene - Greenbrier Green%ville HalifuE - Hampshire > Hanover - Hardy • Harrison - Henrico - Henry - Isle of Wight Jackson - -James City Jefferson - KanawhaKing George King William King & Queen LancasterIJee , - • LewjBLoganLoudon - Louisa - LunenburgMadison - ItfUrshall Mason - -Alatthews t Mecklenburg Mereer - MiddlesexMonongalia Monroe - Montgomery Morgan - NansemondNelson - New Kent Nicholas - Norfolk • , NortfiamptonNorthumberland ! Nottoway - Ohio . - • Orange - - .Page - - - Patrick - - Pendleton - Pittsylvania • .Pocahontas - ¦ Powhatan - Preston - - Prince Edward Prince George Ptiade William ,PriDcess Anne Pulaski .- - ,- Randolph .-^ ' RappalunDOck . Ricbtnond - . Roanoke • - . .Rockbridge - Rockingham Russell - • Scott - ¦ - Shenandoah - Smythe. - - Southampton 21,030 17,813 6,3534,794 (4,895 17,14811,39310,399 22,558 3,706 11,309 9,970 21,897 3,924 4,453 < 8,812 15,832 14,242 5,30r 10,715 9,760 9,087 4232 14,968 7,622 17;669 33,076 7,335 9,9724,890 37,791 14/)8213,567 5,927 4,628-8,4418,151 4,309 20,431 15,43311,055 8,1076,9376,777 7,442 20,724 2,2334,392 17,368 ' 8,422 ¦ 7,4054,253 MJ,798 12,287 «^230. 2;515 21,092 7,7!67,9249,719 13,357 9,1256,194 14,069 7,1758,1447,285 3,739 6,208 9,2575,965 6,409 14,284. 17,344 7,878 7,303 11,618 6,522 14,525 16,^61 8,454 6,480 11,229 6.290 6;9545,627 1,466 13,001- 8,019 Spottsyl vania Stafford - • Surry ¦ Su>BexTazewell - Tyler- - - Warren - - Warwick - Washington WeatmorelandWooT- - - WyiheYork - 119 Counties • 1,239,'797 NORTH CAROLINA, Anson Ashe ¦ ; Braufort - Bertie - Baden - BrunswickBuncombe Burke • - Cabarras - Camden - Carteret - Caswell - Chatbam- Cherokee Cbowan -' CotUmbua Craven - Cumberland CurrituckDavidson Davie - • Duplin' - Edgecombe Franklin Gates- -" GranvilleGreene - Guilford - Halifax - HaywoodHenderson Hertford - Hyde - • Iredell - Johnson - Jones - • J^enoir, — Lincoln - lUScCn ; - Marfin ''• MecklenburgMontgomeryMoore - • Nash • • . New Hanover NorthamptonOnslow - - Orange - - Pasquotank - PerquimansPerson - • Pitt ¦ - - Randolph - Richmond - Robeson - - Rockingham Roivan • - Rutherford • 7,637. 18,27310,780 7,988 9,047 13,31213,369 7,527 2<35S 8,514 7,3469,790 11,806 12,875 8,909 10,370 13^42 12,109 a9,2(e 12,1571626515,079 4,657 21.118 12,919 4,525 10.^112,577' 5,962 763,4(9 SOUTii CAROLINA. Abbeville - • 29,351 Anderson - - . 18,493 Barnwell . - . 21,471 Beaufort - - ., . 35,794 Surry - - - Tyrrell - - Wake - - Warren - - Washington - Wayne - WiUies - - Yancey - - 66 Counties 15,077 7,467 12,22512,175 8,022 5,265 10,084 -16,799 9,259gi6636,59! 14,69316,242 3,427 ¦6,690 3^941 13,438 15,284 6,703 14,606 7,57i 11,182 V 15^708 10,708 8,161 18,817 6,59^ .19,175 '16,863 4,9756,129 7,4846,458 15,685 10,699 4,945 CharlestonChvstin- • ChesterfieldCollelon - Darlingti Fairfield Georgetown Greenville Horry - - Kershaw ¦ Lancaster - Laurens • • Lexington - JWarion - • Marlborough - ¦Newberry - Orangeburg • Pickens - - Richland - - Spartanburg • Union - . i Williamsburg GEORGIA. Appling Baldwin - Bibb - - Bryan- - BulKcIi - Burkp- * Bats - - Camden • Campbell Carroll - Cass - - Chatham • Chattooga Cherokee Clarke - Cobb - - Columbia Cofreta • CrawfwdDade - - Decatur - DeKalb - Dooly - ¦ Early - - Effingham Elbert - Emanuel - Fayetle - Floyd- - Forsyth • Franklin • Glynn • • Greene - ' Gn^innett - Gilmer • Habersham Hall - • 'Haaboi^ - Harris Heard- - Henry - Houston - Irwin - • Jackson - Jasper ¦ ¦ 'Jefferson - Jones • • Latlrens - Leo - - Liberty - lihcoln - Lpftbdes - LumpkinMkdison - ' Maiikintosh , Macon - Marion - Menri wether Monroe Montgomery Mdrgan Murray 17,747 8,574 25,548 14,822 82,852 20,165 18,27417,839 6,765 12,281 9,907 21,584 12,11113,932 8,408 18,350 18,519 14,35616.39723,66927,892 18:936 10i327 2,0524,226 7,250 9,8023,182 3,102 13,176 5,308 6,076 5,3705,262 9,390 18,801 10,522 7,539' 11,356 10,364 7,981 1,364 S,872 10,467 4,4275,4443,075 11,125 3,1296,1914,4415,619 9,886 6,392 11,69010,804 2,5367,961 7,875 9,659 13,933 5,329 11,756 9,711 2,038 8,522 ii.ni 7,251 10,005 6,665 4,520 "7,341 5,896 6,S74 5,€71 4,510 5,380 5,015 4,812 I4.I32 16,275 1,616 9,121 4,696 MuscogeeNewton - Oglethorpe Paulding - Pike - - Pula^i - Putnam • Rabun - Randolph Richmond Scriven - SteWart - Sumter - Talbot - TaliaferroTatnall - Telfair - Thomas - Troup . Twiggs - Upson - - -Union - - Walker . Walton - Ware- - Warren - Wkshinglon Wayne - Wilkes .. Wilkinson 93 Counties FLORIDA. Alachua • Calhoun • Columbia ¦Dade - - Duval - - Escambia Franklin - Gadsden - UamiltoaHillsboro Jackson - Jetterson - Leon - - Madison - Monr^ ¦ Mosquito Nassau • St. Johns • ' Walton - -Washington 20 Couutie ALABAMA. Autauga - Baldwin - Barbour - Bei'ton - Bibb - . Blount - ButlEir- - Chambers Cberokee Clarke ll,6f ll.ffi10,668 2,5569,176 5,3E 10,260 1,912 8,27S a,932 4,734 12,^ 5,759 15,627 5,1902,724 2,763 6,766 16,7!» 3,152 6,572 ]0,2C" 2,339/7* 10,565 1^258 10,148 2,282 1,142 2,102 446 4,166 3,9" 1,0 _ . 1,464 452 4,6815,713 10,713 2,614 688 73 1,892 54,477 'Conecuh Coosa - Covington Da,le - Dallas De Kalb FayetteFranklinGreeny (Heniy Jackson Jefferson .Lauderdale La\^rence i'Linieatone Lowndes • Macon - Madison - Marengo . Marion - Marshall - Mobile - 'Montgomery Monroe - Morgan - - 14,342 2,951 12,024 14^ -> 8;2S4 , 5,670" 8,685 17,333 8,773 8,6408,197 6,995 2,4357,397 25,199 6,9296.942 14,270 24,(^ 5,787 15,715 ^ 7,131 14,48513,31314,37419,53911,247 '25,706 17.264 5,847 7,653 18,741 24,574 10,680 9,841 (ii) IN TITE UNITED STATES. Perry - - Piokdns - IbndolpbRussell • Sumter - St, Clair - Shelby - TalladegaTaLllapooeaTuscaloosa Walker - WashingtonWilcox - 49 Counties MISSISSIPFL AdamsAmite - Atlala- Bolivar CarrollChickasawChoetawClaibwne CkiteCopiah Covington DeSotoFiaoklia GreeneHancock ^nds - Holmea ItawambaJacksoQJasper - JeffersonJones - Kemper KoahomaLafayetteLaudndaleLawrenceLeake - Lowndes- . Madison - Marion - Marshall* Monroe - Nashoba - Newton • Noxabee • Oktibbeha Perry - • Pike . - Ponpla • Pontotoc - Rankin • Scott - Sihith TallahatchieTipDahTisnomiii Tpnica Warren WaibiogtoDWayne - WilkinsonWinston • YalabrabaYazoo* - 66Connlies LOUISIANA. Assumption - - Avoyelles • - Baton Rouge - Oddo - - . ¦ . Calcasiu • ¦ . Caldwell- - - Carroll - - . Catahoola • • Claiborne - « Concordia -• - East Baton Rouge EastTeli(aana • lbervill»- - . Jeffenon • . - Lafourche Iot*r. 19,086 17,1.18 10,108 4,973 10,613 29,937 S,638 6,112 12.587 ,6,444 lff,58ff .4,033 . 6,300 15,278 590,756 19,434 9,511 4,303 1,356 10,481 2,955 6,010 13,078 2,986 8,954 2,7177,0(ff 4,775 i;636 3,367 19,098 9.452 5,375 1,965 3,958 11,650 1,258 7,^ 1,290 14,51315,530 3,830 17,626 9,250 2,437 2,K79,9754,276 1,8996,151 4,657 4,491 4;63l 1.6533,380 1,961 2,9859,441 6,681 821 15,82a ^2872,120 14,193 375,661 6,9517,141 6.616 2,2695,2@2,0572,0174,237 4,955 6,185 9,414 8,138 11,893 4,495 10,470 7,303 Lafayette - - Livingston - - Madison - • - Natchitoches - New Orleans • Plaquemines - Point Coupee - Rapides - . . , St. Bernard - - St Charles - - Sf-Helena - - St. John Baptist St James- - . • St Landry - - St Martin's - • St. Mary's - - St, Tammany • Terre Bonne • Ujiion - - • . . Washita - - - Washington - . W. Baton Rouge W^Feliciana • 39 fishes . OHIO. Allen - .. Ashtabula Belmbnt - Brown • BuUer- - Camll - ChampaigaClark - - ClermontClinton - ColombianaCaboctqaCrawfordCuya"h(^ Darke- - DelawareErie • - Fairfield - I^yetFe - Franklin - Gallia- - Geauga - Greene - Guenuey HamUton Hancock - Plardin - Harrison - Henry- • Highland* Hocking * Holmes - Huron* - Jackson - Jefferson*Knox * • Lake - * I.AwrencaLicking - Lorajn - Log^- .- Lucas- - Madison - Marion * Medina • Meigs - - Mercer - Miami - Monroev - MontgomeryMorgan - Muskingom Ottawa • FkuldiOg - Perry - - Pickaway Pike - - PoHage - Preble - Putnam - Richland - Sandusky Scioto - ,- 7,841 2,316 5,1424,350 102,192 5,0627,890 14,138 3,2374,7Q0 3l525 5,7768,548 15,233 8,6768,950 . 4,598 4,410 1,838 4.6602,669 4-,638 10,910 352,411 13,183 9,079 ,23,724 19,109 30,90122,71528,173 18,108 16,72116,882 23,106 15,719 40,378 21,590 13,152 26,506 13,282 22,060 12,699 31,924 10,984 25,049 13.444 16,29717,528 27,74880,148 , 9,986 -4,598 20,099 2,503 22,269 9,741 18,0d8 23,933 9,744 25,03029,579 13,719 9,738 35,096 18,467- 14,015 9,382 9,025 14,76518,35211,452 8,277 19,68818,521 31,938 2, MS 4,034 .19,344 19,725 7,626 22,96519,482 5,189 44,53227,4@ 10,182-11,1» ShelW - Stark • * Summit - TrumbullTiucarawas Unioh • - Van Wert Warren - WashingtonWayne . - WiUIamaWood- 79 Counties 18,128 12,154 34,60322,56038,107 25,631 8,422 1,577 23,141 20,^335,808 4,4^5,357 AdairAllen - AndersonBarren Bath - Boone - Bourbon 'Bracken Breathitt'^ BreckenridgeBullittBuiler CaldweU CallawayCampbellCuroU * Carter • Casey - - Christian - Clarke - Clay - - Clinton - Cumberland Daviess - Ednoionson . Esiill - - Fayette - Fleming - Floyd - . Franklin • Gallatiu - Garrard - Giant- - Grayson • Ginvea - Greene *¦ Greenup - Hancock - Hardin * Harlan - Hairison - Hart - - Henderson:Henry - - Hickman • Hopkins ' Jefferson - Jessamine Kenbin * Knox . . Laurel • (dwrenoeLewis . . Lincoln - Livingston Ldgan - - ' Macrack w Madrton - Marion • Mason * Meade - Morgan - Mercer • Monroe - - MontgomeryMuhlenburghNelson * Niebolas - Ohio . . Oldham - Owen - - PendletonPerry - • pike - - Pulaski * 1,519^467 KENTUCKY. 8,466 7,329 6,452 17,288 10,034 14^478 7,0532,195 8,9446,3443,898 10,365 9,794 5,2143,9662,905 4,939 15,58710,802 '4,61)7 3,8636,090. 8,331 2,914^535' 22,194 I3,2g8 6,3029,42tf 4,003 10,480 4,1924,461 7,"465 14,212 6,2972,581 J6,3OT 3,115 12,472 7,031 9,548 10,115 8,9689,170 36,346 9,391 7,816 5,722 3,0794,730 6,306 10,187 9,025 13,615 4,745 16.385H,03215,719 6,7864,603 18,720 6,964 13,637 8,7456,592 . 7,3808,232 4,4553,0803,567 RockcastleRussell - Spencer - Scott - ¦ Shelby . Simpson - Todd - . V^^.: • Trimble - Union Warren ¦ Washington Wayne - Whitley - Woodford 90 Counties TENNESSEE, Anderson - Bedford - Benton • Bledsoe - Blount - Bradley - CampbellCannon - Carroll * CarterClaiborneCocke - Coffee - Davidson - DeKalb * Dickson • Dyer - - 3,400 ¦ 4l238 6,688 1^688 17,768 6,537 9,9917,716 4,480 6,673 15,446 10,596 7,399 4,673 11,740 779,828 Fayette - Fentress * Franklin - Gibson - Giles - * Grainger - GreeneHamilton. Hardiman < Hardin - Hawkins*Haywood - HendersonHenry • Hickman Humphreys Jackron - Jefferson - Jehnson - Knox - - Lauderdale LawrenceLincoln - Madison - McMinn - McNairy. Marion - Marshall • Mauty - Meigs * - Monroe - ' Montgomery Morgan * Obion - - Overton - Perry - - Polfc - * Rhea - * Roane- • RoberlsoQ RulKerford3evier - • Shelby - Smith- - - Stewart - SuUivan * Sumner * Tipton • Warren * ' Washitagton Wayne - Weakley - White * , WilliamsonWhite ¦¦ ^'Counties (iu) S,688 80,646 4,778 11,745 V^ 6,149 7,193 12,363 S,3729,474 8,184 30,609 6,8687,074 4,484 21,601 3,660 12,033 13,689 21,494 10,67216,076 8,175 14,663 8,245 16,03813,870 11,87614,906 8,618^ 6.196 12,8^ 12,076 2,663 16,485 3,496 7,121 21,493 16^53012,719 9,385 6,0X0 14,665 28,1^6 4,794 12,056 16,927 2,660 4,8149,2797,419 3,670 3,985 10,948 13,801 24,280 e,ui 14,731 21,179 8,687 10,736 22,445 6,800 10,803 11,75( 7 705 9,870 10,747 27,00624,460 ¦ 829,210 POPULATION OF EACH COUNTY, &c. MICBIQAN, Alle«iii - - •Bun- . ¦ Biirrien ¦ - BnDCb - . Calhoun • • C:ln ¦ . . Chippevn - CUntoQ • - EllOD. • . Geimes • • Hnulale- - InliaJiiCklilD - - . KBlamuoo ¦ • Kent ¦ . .- . Lapeer • . - Lenawee - • . LirUigBtoa . • Macomb . . - Mackinair • . Monne • - . Chklaod - ¦ • Oeeftoa • - • Ottawa • * - Sflginanr . - . ShiawalKe • ¦ SI. Clair - . . SL Joseph • • Van Buren - • Waabtenaw - . Wayne - . . 33 Couotiea - INDIANA. Adama • • AlienBartholomew Blackford • Boone • - prown - • Carroll • - Caaa • • - Clark - - • Clay - - • Clinton - • Crawford - Davieu - - Peafborn • Decatur - - De Kalb ¦ - 'Delaware • Diiboii • • Clkhart ¦ - Fayette • • Floyd- - ¦ Fountain - - Fnnklin • - Fulton • • Gibaon - - Grant Hamilton. • Hancock ¦ • Harriaon • - Hendricka • Heot7 - • Huntingdon • Jackiou - • -Jaailer. - - Jeffenon- . Jenoiogi - ' Joboaon - • Knox • - - Koaciudco ,- Lake - - - Laporfe • • Lagrange- - lAwrence • Idaduon - - lUrlnn - - Marshall - - Martin - - Miami - - Monroe - - HontgoRiery Morgan - - Molila ¦ ¦ - Unnca - - Ow«n - - - 1,078 5,011 6,7156^10 634 1,6142,379 4,268%2402.498 1,923 13,130 7,380 3,687 4,265 17,880 7,430 9,716 23,646 1,1034,606 7,088 1.910 23,671 24,173 213,287 2,2046,942 10,042 1,226 S.I2Iy,8i9 6,480 14,696 6667 7,508 6.2826,720 19(32712,171 1,963 8,843 9(837 9,454 11.218 13,349 1,9938^977 48758,321 9,865 7,535 12,459 11,264 16,128 1579 8,961 1,267 3,863 16,614 8,8299353 10(657 4,170 1,4688,184 3,664 Il,78i 8.874 16.080 1,661 3,8753^048 10,14,114,438 10(741 2.702 9,602 Parte- ¦ - Perty - - - Pike ¦ ¦ - Poiey - - - Porter- - - Fulaaki - • Piilnam • - Randnlpb - Ripley • - Rush - - ' Sen . - - Shelby - - Spencer - - SI. Joseph - Sark - - - Steuben - - Sullivan - - SwifzerlandTippecanoe - Union - - - Vanderburg - Vermillion - Vigo,- - - Wabaih - • Warren - - Warrick - - Washington - Wayne - - Weill - - • Whitley - - White - - 87 Conntiea ILLINOIS. Jldama - Alexander fiond - - Boone - - Brown - flureiin - Calhoun - Carroll - Ca.a - - ChampaignChrlitianCUrk - - Clay - - Clinton - Coles - - Cooke- - CrawfordDeKalb - Dewitt - Dupage - Edgar- - Edwards - Effingham Fayette - Franklin - Fojton - Gallatin - tjreene - HamiltonHaninck- Hardin - Henry - Iroquois • Jacxton • Jasper- - Jeffetwn - Jersey - - Jn Davieis Johnson - Kane - - Knox - - Lake - - Lasalle - J,awrence LivingstonLogan • - Macon - Madison - Macaupin Msriiin - Msrshall- McDoiiougb McHenry McLean - Menard • Mercer - Minne - 13,499 4,655 -4;769 0,6833,3« 661 16,84310,684 10,39216,456 4.243 12,006 6,3096,425 149 2,5788,3159,»0 13.724 8,1176,260 .8,27412076 2,756 6:636 «32l 16,269 23,290 i;8221.23711832 686,866 14,476 3,318 5,060 1,706 4,1833,067 1,7411(1^ 2,981 1.476 1,878 7,453 3228 3,718 9.til6 10,201 4,422 1,697 3.247 3,6^ 8,226 3,070 1,675 63283,682 13,14310,760 11,961 3.945 s,m 1,^78 1,260I.S96 3.666 1472 6,762'4Ji35CISO 3,6266,6017,060 2.6349,3487.0923,035 759 2,3333j039 14.433 7,8264,742 1,849 6.3182,678 6,6654.431 2,362 4,481 - 4(4W - i9jfi47 Ogle - - - - - ..3,479 Poriy . - - - - 3«22 Pike''- • - - 4,094 Putnam - - - - ^131 Randolph - - . - &944 Hock Island- - SanganioD - - ¦ 'i'llS Schuyler. - • Scott - - - - Shelby - - ¦ - «659 Stark . - - - . 1,673 St. Clair - - - - 13.63) - 2,800 Tazewell - - ¦ ''^1 Vermillion - - ¦ 'I'g Wabash - - - Warirea - - - - 6,739 Waihinjton- ¦ ¦^fi5 Wayne - - While- - - Wbileside - - - 2,514 Will - - - - io,iei - 4,167 Winnebagp- - 87 Counties - 4,609 ¦ 4T6,ie3 MISS01 RI. Attdtian ¦ - - 1,949 - V95 - 4,205 - 13601 Buchanao - : 5,^ Caldwell- - Callaway - - 11,766 Cape Girardeau Camll - - Charilon- - - 4,746 Clarke - - . 2.846 Clay -¦- - - 8,282 Clinton - - - 2(724 Cole - - • - 9,266 Cooper - - ¦ 10484 Cra»rord - - 3,561 Jlavi™ - - - 21736 Franklin- - - 7,516 Gasconade - - 6,330 Greene - - - 6,372 Howard • . - 13,108 Jkrkson - - - 7,612 Jefferson- - ¦ ¦'•^ Johuson - - - 4,491 Ijbyette. . -' - 6.816 Lewis- - - - 6,040 - 7,4<8 Linn - - - • - 2,245 Livingston - - - 4,326 Macon • - - - 6,034 Madison- - - - 3,395 Marion - - - - 3,623 Miller - - - - 2,282 Monrm - - - - 9,605 - - 4,371 Morgan - - - . 4,407 New Madrid - - 4 64 Newton - - - . 3790 Perry- - - - - 6,760 Pettia- - - - - 2,936 . - 10!646 plaite - - - - - 8,9r3 fiolk - - • - - 8,449 Pulaski • • - • 6,629 Baodolph - - -. 7,198 Halls - - - - - 6,670 Ray • - - - - 6;583 Ripley - - - . 2,856 Bilfia - - - - - 4,726 iialine - - - r. - iiSi Scot - - • ¦ - 6,974 Shelby - - - • im Sf. Charles - - - 7,911 St. rrrncois - - - 9.211 St. Genevieve - - 3,1 M SI. Louis . - - - 35,978 Stoddard - ¦ - - 3,I5S Tanr-y- - - Van Briren - - - 3,264 - - <;^6sg Warren • - - • 4;253 Washington - Wayne * - ^ Conntiea ARKAI Arkansaa- • Benion - - Carroll - - Chicot • - Copway - • Clarke . - Cravford - Crillenden - Desha- - • Fiauklin - - Greene • • Hempstead - Hot Sp ings - Independence Jzara * - - Jackson ¦ . Jeffenon • - Johnson - • I^fayeltOr- - Lawrence - Madison • • Marion - • Mississippi - Monroe - * Phillips • - Pike * - * Polnbett * • Pope • * • Piiilukl - - Randolph • Saline - • * Searcy - - Scott - - - Sevier - • • Sf. Francis - Union • - • Van Buren - WasUingtOD - V^bite- - • 39 Counties Brown - - Calumet • - Ctnwfoid - Dane • * - Djlge - . Grant- * • Green * - - Fond du Lac Iowa - - - Jefferson - - Mauitoffoc • Marquette - Milwaukee - Pfirtiige * • RacJue • - Rock • - - ibik - - * Sheboynn • .St. CmiK- - Walworth • Washington-WInnctngo • 22 Counltes Cedar* * - Clayton • • Clio on • - Delaware - Desmoines • Dubuque - - henry- * • Jackwn - • Jeflertoo • • Johnson • f» ' Linn - • * Louisa - • Muiatine * Scott ' - - . Tan Buren - , Wdsbington - IS Counties 7,ns SAM 3S3,iitt 1,346 22282,M4 '4 4,266 1.5611,^:^ 1,586 4,921 1,907 36692,240 1^2,20O 1,8352,776 1,3261,410 916 3547 969 1,320 2,8606,350 2,1962,061 2,8102,499 3.889 1,618 ^148 929 97,574 3,101 276 1,502 314 67 3,926 933 139 3,978 914 "?! 6.605 1.623 3,476 1,701 102 133 809 3,611 343 OB 30,945 6,677 3,0>93,772 1,411 2.T3 1,491 1,3731,927 1,942 2,140 6,146 l,5' 43.112 (iv) n0 '