Indian Territory: 187,171 square miles.

Northwest Territory: 587,564 square miles.

The following is a comparative table of the population of each State and Territory in 1850, and 1840:

Free States.Pop. 1850.Pop. 1840.
Maine583,188501,793
New Hampshire317,964284,574
Vermont313,611291,948
Massachusetts994,499737,699
Rhode Island147,544108,830
Connecticut370,791309,978
New York3,097,3942,428,921
New Jersey489,555373,306
Pennsylvania2,311,7861,724,033
Ohio1,980,4081,519,467
Indiana988,416685,866
Illinois851,470476,183
Iowa192,21443,112
Wisconsin305,19130,945
Michigan397,654212,367
California165,000
Minnesota Territory6,077
Oregon Territory13,293
New Mexico Territory61,505
Utah Territory11,380
Total13,419,1909,978,922

Increase of population, 3,440,268, or exclusive of California and Territories, 3,183,013—equal to 31.8 per cent.

Slaveholding States.Pop. 1850.Pop. 1840
Delaware91,53678,085
Maryland583,035470,019
District of Columbia[9]51,68743,712
Virginia1,421,6611,239,797
North Carolina868,903753,419
South Carolina668,507594,398
Georgia905,990691,392
Florida87,40154,477
Alabama771,671590,756
Mississippi606,555375,651
Louisiana511,974352,411
Texas212,592(est. 75,000)
Arkansas209,63997,574
Tennessee1,002,625829,210
Kentucky982,405779,828
Missouri682,043383,702
Total9,658,2247,409,431

Total increase of population 2,248,793, equal to 30.3 per cent.

Comparative population of the United States, from 1790 to 1850.

Census ofTotal.Whites.Free col.Slaves.
17903,929,8273,172,46459,446687,897
18005,345,9254,304,489108,395893,041
18107,239,8145,862,004186,4461,191,364
18209,654,5967,872,711238,1971,543,688
183012,866,02010,537,378319,5992,009,043
184017,063,35514,189,705386,2952,487,355
185023,258,76019,631,799428,6373,198,324

Table showing the number of the different classes of population in each State and Territory.