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Society, Manners and Politics in the United States

Note AV — LETTER XV.

T. G. (Thomas Gamaliel) Bradford translation

The valley of the Mississippi contained, exclusive of Indians,

In 1762 about 100,000 inhabitants,

In 1790 150,000

In 1800 580,000

In 1810 1,365,000

In 1820 2,625,000

In 1830 4,232,000

The Indians, now mostly removed to the west of the Mississippi, number only about 300,000 souls.

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