New Hampshire Statesman And Concord Register

Census of New-York. From the returns lately completed of the inhabitants residing in the State of New-York, together with other particulars required by the act, entitled "an act to provide for taking future enumerations of the inhabitants of this State, and for procuring useful statistical tables," passed April 8, 1825, it appears that the grand total is 1,616,458. Number of males, 822,897. Females, 793,561. Persons subject to military duty and between the age of 18 and 45 years, 480,645. Qualified to vote at elections for State and county officers, 296,132. Aliens, 40,430. Paupers, 5,610. Persons of color not taxed, 38,770; taxed, 931; taxed and qualified to vote, 298. Married females under 45 years of age, 200,481. Unmarried females between 16 and 45 years, 135,391. Unmarried females under 16 years, 361,624. Marriages the year preceding, 11,553. Births, males, 31,514; females, 29,869. Deaths, males, 12,525; females, 10,019.

Number of acres of improved land in the state, 7,160,967. Neat cattle, 1,513,421. Horses, 349,628. Sheep, 3,496,539. Hogs, 1,482,573. Yards of fulled cloth manufactured in the domestic way, the preceding year, 2,918,233. Do. flannel and other woollen cloths not fulled, do. 3,468,001. Do. linen, cotton or other thin cloths, do. do. 8,079,992. Grist mills, 2264. Saw mills, 5195. Oil mills, 121. Fulling mills, 1222. Carding machines, 1584. Cotton factories, 76. Woollen factories, 189. Cotton and woollen factories, 28. Iron works, 170. Trip hammers, 164. Distilleries, 1129. Asheries, 2105.

Deaf and dumb persons under 25 years of age, 645; 141 of which are supported by charity. Idiots, 1421; supported by charity, 442. Lunatics, 819; supported by charity, 184.