regularity of squares, with all the streets intersect- �ing at right angles, as in Philadelphia, and, unfortunately, in most other American cities. L'Enfant made the regular chess board squares as Jeffer- son wished, but he put in so many avenues running at acute angles that the monotonous effect was happily

return to Philadelphia about the middle of June next, attend at the house of Matthias Slough, in Lancaster, sor the purpose os receiving the remaining Arrears, and all Persons who have not yet paid, are desired there to attend, and make an End of this Business. "ANTHONY BUTLER, "Attorney to John Penn

. Benton's mint- drops the only relief, and none in the market. �June 15—Began to dig on East Orange and Shippen streets to lay water pipes. July 3—Water was turned into the pipes on East Orange, Shippen and Lime streets. September 13—Frost in low places. 1838. March 29—Railroad bridge near Downingtown