Lake Erie, September 17, 1814. The committee appointed uider the resolution was somewhat tardy, and the matter was renewed on February 16, 1829, when a new committee was appointed and $120 appropriated for the purpose. No fur- ther record is made of the commit- tee's work or report, but the picture was

Quarter Sessions the first Tuesday of following August. The boundary of Manheim township, as agreed upon and not since material- ly changed, was: Beginning by Peter's Road at a corner of Donegal and War- wick townships, near the head of little Conestoga creek, thence down the said road by Warwick township

Confederacy, sometimes called the "Romans of the New World." The Confederacy included, originally, five nations: Mohawks, neidas, nondagoes, Cayugas and Senecas, to which the Tuscaroras were �afterwards added. It was organized near the close of the Sixteenth century. The historical record accredits the

of slavery, which was added as an amendment or rider to the bill defin- ing the northern boundary of Texas and paying her ten millions for as- senting to such demarcation, Mr. Ste- vens spoke in part as follows: We ar askt to add fifty thou- sand square miles of our territory now fre, to Texas, and

of land in what is now Eastern Caer- narvon. The patent was entered on record on November 1, 1718, in Philadelphia, in Patent Book A A, Volume 1, page 376. On this land a saw mill was erected during 1718, and later, 1721, a grist mill. On April 1, 1741, part of this tract was deeded to John Jen- kins