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Washington, District Of Columbia
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In Lansingburgh, 10 miles of the Northern Turnpike Road have been surveyed with contracts for summer construction by capable contractors. Directors are surveying another 10 miles for completion this season. The road promises high utility and productivity, serving as a key thoroughfare for northern New York and western Vermont produce, with nearly all stock subscribed.
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Northern Turnpike Road.
Ten miles of this road are already surveyed, and a contract entered into for working it this summer. The contractors are men of industry and enterprise, and are well acquainted with their business. The directors are at present exploring and surveying a further ten miles of the road, which, we understand, will also be completed during the season. Perhaps no turnpike in the state, will, in proportion to its extent, be of greater utility to the public, or more productive to its proprietors. It will be the thoroughfare through which the produce of the northern part of this state, and the principal of the western district of Vermont must come to market and the soil over which it is to pass, is in general well calculated for constructing it and rendering it durable. The stock is nearly all taken up—about one hundred shares only remaining unsubscribed.
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Lansingburgh
Event Date
June 16.
Outcome
ten miles surveyed and contracted for summer work; further ten miles to be completed this season; stock nearly all taken up with about one hundred shares remaining.
Event Details
Ten miles of the Northern Turnpike Road surveyed with contract entered for working it this summer by industrious contractors. Directors exploring and surveying another ten miles for completion during the season. Road expected to be highly useful and productive, serving as thoroughfare for produce from northern New York and western Vermont; soil suitable for durable construction.