families in the list with the number of housekeepers we have, and consider that there are very few amongst us without one wheel or more, pretty well employed (so great is the spirit for homespun in the Boro) I may safely say that more than 30,000 yards have been actually delivered since May 1, 1769, to May

of the affairs of his country in this great struggle, which interest was manifested and directed towards the financial support and maintenance of the soldiers in the field and particu- larly of the defense of Philadelphia, his home town, and the armies engaged in its defense. Being a man of

., 1711, James Logan, Worthy Friend I design to take some time in Sept. or October to answer thy desire re- lating to those purchases of 1681 and 2. There is a great want of commis- sions to sell the proprietor's lands, for many persons are desirous to go back- wards to settle. Six or seven families of

County of Rocking- ham, Va. The records, therefore, show that the foregoing members of the Calhoun family were living in Virginia in 1752. Charles Gallaher made his will December 14, 1750, and gave legacies of lb., 10 each to his friends, "The Rev. William Wappeler (or Wasseler), and �the Rev. Mr. Taylor

or three French gentlemen, whose names and former rank are not precisely known. He also has an American gentleman in his suite at present. "Since the above was in type, we are informed that the Ex-King and suite departed from the Washington Hall hotel early this morning for the southward." The

important litigation and in almost all the cases appealed from his county to that Court, up to about 1862, when his Congressional duties prevented him from devoting much time to his law practice. On May 9, 1853, on behalf of the Bar of the State, he, at Harrisburg, announced the death of Judge John B

latest vessels from England by Simon & Henry, and to be sold cheap for cash or short credit at their Hardware Store at the corner of King Street, next door to Matthias Slough's Tavern, near the Court House, in Lancaster, Iron- mongers' goods, locks," etc. At this time, the property on the corner of East

residence of Mrs. Zinn, on the farm later owned by her son-in-law, Clement B. Trimmer, of York. In 1885 General Early wrote to me a detailed account of his march from Gettysburg to York and this letter is now one of the treasures of the His- torical Society of York county. In 1892 when I called upon General

volumes is not so great an under- taking as it would seem to be. We have over 550 members and if each one took up one volume, less than half our members would be engaged in the work. The task simply amounts to this that each member so engaged have a hundred or more slips of paper about 2 by 4 inches in

the Delaware, who visited them during 1709. Other examples can also be seen in their pleas to the proplelaries of Penn- sylvania. Logan the great Indian orator was also said to be a descendant of this tribe and had taken his name from Secretary James Logan. When we search among old documents, maps