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ais pay little more attention to, and be more
liberal and enterprising in, this matter; and
our principal market will, from its fresh, agree
able, tidy appearance, be viewed rather as a
public ornament, than place of necessary re-
sort; and walk through it, either for bust
ness or pleasure, will, as it should, please and
crafty, rather than offend, the senses. X.