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Thefe in- conveniences, and abufes, not to fay public nui- fances, and impediments to the falubrity of the city, with their growing confequences, if it con- tinues to increafe as it has done, and they not re- moved, and better provifion made, future time will indoubtcdly be more fenfible of. * The public buildings in this city, at this time, Pu ^n c are moflly plain, yet fome of them elegant ; but, buildings, in general, they are adapted more for real ufe and &c ' conveniency, than ornament. Th...e Jlate-houfe^ where the General Affembly^ and Supreme Court, of the nrovince, are held, is a plain, but elegant and fpacious edifice, for the time in which it was built, about the year 1732 : it (lands on the fouth fide of Chefnut-jtrect ; and with its wings and ap- pendages, on each fide of it, occupies the whole extent of a fquare of near four hundred feet, be- tween Fifth and Sixth-ftreets from Delaware. The prifon and work houfe, at the corner of High-ftreei and Third-ftreet, are ftrong and fpacious buildings, but have nothing very remarkable in their archi- tecture.
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Thefe in- conveniences, and abufes, not to fay public nui- fances, and impediments to the falubrity of the city, with their growing confequences, if it con- tinues to increafe as it has done, and they not re- moved, and better provifion made, future time will indoubtcdly be more fenfible of. * The public buildings in this city, at this time, Pu ^n c are moflly plain, yet fome of them elegant ; but, buildings, in general, they are adapted more for real ufe and &c ' conveniency, than ornament. Th...e Jlate-houfe^ where the General Affembly^ and Supreme Court, of the nrovince, are held, is a plain, but elegant and fpacious edifice, for the time in which it was built, about the year 1732 : it (lands on the fouth fide of Chefnut-jtrect ; and with its wings and ap- pendages, on each fide of it, occupies the whole extent of a fquare of near four hundred feet, be- tween Fifth and Sixth-ftreets from Delaware. The prifon and work houfe, at the corner of High-ftreei and Third-ftreet, are ftrong and fpacious buildings, but have nothing very remarkable in their archi- tecture.
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