called deep Spring: This place
pertinently takes its Name from
the following curious Appear-
ance: There is a nearly round
Hole in the Earth, of about
50 or 60 Feet Diameter at
the Top, and tapering down
nearly to a point at the Depth
of about 50 feet: the Water
Springs out of the side near
midway from the Top, to the
Bottom and trickling down
in a small Stream, sinks into
a Cavity at the Bottom.

Thence through a fertile and
well improved new Country;
more than one half of the cleared Land