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4 CuRTosIrY--We yesterday had an
opportunity 10 read a manuscript letter
written by VIM. Penn, in PhiIadel lphia, on
the Both July 16Ss. Ii is in excellent
preservation, the style of penmanship is
bold and easy, and the tone Christian. b.
nevolent. and cheerful in an eminent de-
gree we annex pas sage, which viii
aiiord the reader some idea Of our sity in
the olden time:


have laid out a town mile long and
two deep; on each side of which is a navi-
gable river, the least of which is as broad
as the Thames at Woolwick. We have
eight houses IN our town, and about three
hundred farms near it, to supply it with
provisions


What change has taken place in our
city since this letter was written.-PhH.
Inquirer.