Windsor,
Woodstock.
POPULATION  AT  DIFFERENT  PERIODS.
INCREASE.
In  1790 85,539,

1800, 154,465

1810, 217,895

1820, 235,764

1830, 280,657


From  1790  to  1800, 68,826

1800  to  1810 63,430

1810  to  1820, 17,869

1820  to  1830, 55,107


SLAVES.
16

0
0
0
0


Of  the  above  population  of  1830, there  were,  white  Males,  139.986;  white  Females,  139,790  ;  deaf
and  dumb,  153 ;  blind,  51 ;  aliens.  3.364.  Total, 279,770.— Colored  Males,  4iC ;  Females,  455.  Total,  881.
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GENERAL  VIEW  OF


INTERNAL  IMPROVEMENTS.
There  have  been  several  short  canals  constructed  in  this  State,  on  the
western  bank  of  the  Connecticut  river ;  intended,  principally,  for  improving
the  navigation  of  that  river.  The  White  river  Canal  is  a  small  work
around  a  fall  in  the  Connecticut,  affording  a  passage  for  flat-bottomed
boats,  and  rafts.  The  Waterqueechy  Canal,  in  Hartland,  is  another  work
of  a  similar  nature.  The  Bellows  Falls  Canal,  in  Rockingham,  is  the
most  important,  being  about  half  a  mile  in  length,  with  nine  locks,  over-
coming a  fall  of  about  50  feet.  It  is  cut  through  a  bed  of  hard  granite  ;
and  affords  a  safe  passage  for  small  steam -boats,  rafts,  and  flat-bottomed
boats.
FRIITCIFAIi    STAGE    HOXTTHS.
1.  From  Montpelier
to  Albany.
To  Berlin,

Williams  Town,

Brookfield,

Randolph,

Royalton,

Stockbridge,  . ..
Sherburn,

Rutland,

Castleton,

Fairhaven,

Whitehall,

Albany,


Miles

4
6
6
7
8

12

12
9

11
5
8

72


2.  From  Montpelier
to  Boston.
To  Berlin,

Williamstown,..
Brookfield,

Randolph,

Royalton,

Barnard,

Woodstock,

Windsor,

Claremont,  N.  H,

Unity,

Washington,  . ..
Hillsboro',

Deering,

Franceston,  ....
Mount  Vernon,.
Amherst,

Ty  ngsboro',  Mass.
Chelmsford, . ..
Lowell,

Billerica,

BOSTON, ....
Miles.
10
16
23
31
43
55
64
75
80
88
160


3.  Fro)n  Montpelier

to  Burlington.
To  Middlesex,.
Waterbury,  . ..
