Letters From the British Settlement in Pennsylvania to Which Are Added the Con
Letters From the British Settlement in Pennsylvania to Which Are Added the Con
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From the city of New- York to Newburgh, the commu- nication is by a steam boat. In forty-eight hours by this route, a passenger arrives in Susquehanna from the city of New-York. Another road, called the Milford and Owego turnpike, passes diagon- ally through the county. At Milford, on the De~ laware river, it unites with three turnpikes, all lead- ing to the city of New- York, by different routes. On the west it is connected at Owego, with a turn- pike which leads to the great lakes. The greate...r 80 ROADS.
part of this road is finished, and when completed, it will form the most extensive and important con- nexion of turnpike roads in the United States ; opening the way for the trade and travel of rich and populous districts, with the city of New-York. Another turnpike, which will be connected with roads leading to Sacket's harbour, on lake Ontario, and the St. Lawrence river, is laid out, and partly made, from the 28th mile stone, on the state line, to Wilkesbarre ; from which place, there is one finished to Easton, on the way to Philadelphia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From the city of New- York to Newburgh, the commu- nication is by a steam boat. In forty-eight hours by this route, a passenger arrives in Susquehanna from the city of New-York. Another road, called the Milford and Owego turnpike, passes diagon- ally through the county. At Milford, on the De~ laware river, it unites with three turnpikes, all lead- ing to the city of New- York, by different routes. On the west it is connected at Owego, with a turn- pike which leads to the great lakes. The greate...r 80 ROADS.
part of this road is finished, and when completed, it will form the most extensive and important con- nexion of turnpike roads in the United States ; opening the way for the trade and travel of rich and populous districts, with the city of New-York. Another turnpike, which will be connected with roads leading to Sacket's harbour, on lake Ontario, and the St. Lawrence river, is laid out, and partly made, from the 28th mile stone, on the state line, to Wilkesbarre ; from which place, there is one finished to Easton, on the way to Philadelphia.
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