The Colleges marked thus (*) are under the direction of the Baptists; thus (†), Episcopalians; thus (1), Methodists; thus (§), Catholics. With respect to the Colleges which are unmarked, the prevailing religious influence of those that are in the New England States is Congregationalism; of most of the others, Presbyterianism.

By Instructors, in the above table, is meant those connected with the undergraduates; and by students, except the Roman Catholic institutions and a few of the Colleges in the Southern and Western States, is meant undergraduates, or members of the four collegiate classes ; not including such as are pursuing a professional education, or such as are members of a preparatory department. Some of the Colleges above enumerated are not in full operation, and scarcely deserve a place in the table. The column of Libraries includes the number of volumes in the College Libraries and in the Students' Libraries.

From most of the Colleges returns have been received of their condition, Jan. 1, 1850. In a few of the Colleges, the graduates of the collegiate year 1849-50 have been added.

Erastus Wentworth, A. M.

1835

Jonathan Blanchard,

1837

Mo.

J. Van de Velde,

1832

Hector Figari, C. M.

1843

J. Worthington Smith,

1831

"

John H. Lathrop, A. M.

1840

John W. Robinson,

1837

Archibald Peterson,

Hartwick,

Lexington,

Me. Congregation., 1816 3
N. H. Methodist. 1847 3 40
Congregation., 1835 3

Bangor Theological Seminary, Bangor,
Meth. Gen. Bib. Institute, Concord,
Gilmanton Theol. Seminary, Gilmanton,
N. Hampton Theol. Seminary, New Hampton,"
Theological Seminary,
Divinity School, Harv. Univ.,
Theological Institution,
Theol. Dep. Yale College,
Theol. Inst. of Connecticut,
Theol. Inst. Episc. Church,
Union Theological Seminary,
Theol. Sem. of Auburn,

Baptist,
Congregation., 1807 6

1816 2
1825 3
New Haven, Conn. Congregation., 1822 4
East Windsor, "

Hamilton Lit. and Theol. Inst., Hamilton,
Hartwick Seminary,

N. Brunswick, N.J.
Princeton,
Gettysburg, Pa.
Mercersburg, "
Alleghany T.,
Canonsburg,

Theol. Sem. Ass. Ref. Church, Newburg,
Th. Sem. Dutch Ref. Church,
Theol. Sem. Presbyt. Church,
Seminary, Lutheran Church,
German Reformed,
Western Theol. Seminary,
Theological School,
Theological Seminary,
Western Theological School,
Theological Seminary,
Episc. Theol. School of Va.,
Union Theological Seminary,
Virginia Baptist Seminary,
Southern Theol. Seminary,
Theological Seminary,

Furman Theological Seminary, Fairfield Dist., "
Mercer Theological Seminary, Penfield,
Howard Theol. Institution,

37 202 7,000

2,000

23

69 4,300

1825 2

36

2,000

Andover, Mass
Cambridge,
Newton,

871,006 21,259

Cong. Unit.,
Baptist,

23

235 3,000

1834 3

17

151 5,000

New York, N. Y. Prot. Episcop.,

336 10,000

Presbyterian,

1836 5 106

211 18,000

1821 4 30

580 6,000

1820 4

32

133 4,000

Lutheran,

52 1,250

Ass. Ref. Ch.,

1836 1

143 3,200

Dutch Ref.,

1784 3

36 179

46

Presbyterian,
Evang. Luth

1531,626 11,000 26 200 9,000

Germ. Ref. Ch. 1825 2
Presbyterian, 1829 2
Asso. Church,
Asso. Ref.,

18

121 6,000

1792 2

48 252 6,000 33 147 2.000

1828 3

35

85 1,500

Cong. Unit., 1844 4
Ref. Presbyt.,

40

9 8,000

31 13

Va.

"

Prot. Episcop., 1822 4
Presbyterian, 1824 3
Baptist,

1832 3

S.

C. Presbyterian,

1831 3

24 124 4,500

Lutheran,

1835 2 10

20 1,800

Baptist,

1826 2 30

30 1,000

Ga.

1833 3 4

Marion, Ala.

1,000 1,000

Western Bap. Theol. Institut., Covington,
Southwest Theol. Seminary, Maryville,
Lane Seminary,
Cincinnati,
Gambier,

Ky.
Tenn. Presbyterian, 1821 2

1840 4

Ohio,

1829 3

Theol. Dep. Kenyon College,
Theol. Dep. Wes. Res. College, Hudson,
Granville Theol. Department, Granville,
Oberlin Theol. Department,

Theol. Sem. Ass. Ref. Church, Oxford,

Indiana Theological Seminary, S. Hanover,

Alton Theological Seminary, Upper Alton, Ill. Baptist,

Prot. Episcop., 1828 4
Presbyterian, 1830 3
Baptist,

4

30 4,500

22

43 80

1832 2

Oberlin,

Congregation., 1834 3

20 124 250

Asso. Ref.,

1839 1

12

31 1,500

Ind. Presbyterian,