faithfulness. The excellence of the mason work and the great strength of the lattice work in the superstruc- ture, extort the admiration of all who have seen the one or had an opportunity of judging the other. "There is another bridge over the Little Conestoga, nearly completed, on the plan of Burr's bridges

Commissioners, No. 1, on page 109, August 9, 1753, is the following entry: " And on the same time they agreed to build two stone bridges, One over the tail race of William Douglass's mill, in Caernarvon Township, on the Pro- vincinal Road, leading to Windsor Furnace, and the other over Conestoga Creek, on the