NO. IT.
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PorULATioN.-A square mile contains, j. o57' 600 square yards, and at the rate of ionr persons, large and small, to a square yard, I2,390, 400 human beings. Thus inc swarming population of lhe United States could be crowded without inconve- lenee iase . square mile, and could be walk ed round in an hour. In like manner the host of Xerxes, which the Grecians re- present one end as seeing the sun rise, and the other as seeing him at the same instant set could have beer ranged in close order on a field of q hundred acres. and eo,,ld ali have heard the voice of one speaker.- Inc inhabitants of the whole earth, about 900, 900, 900, would not fill a circle ot ten mics m diameter; they might therefore bo ridden round in an hour by Mr. Osbaldis- tone' aud might hear bell placed in the centre.