Ebermans, etc. (By the way who was George Eber- man ? There is no record of him but his #6 clock is running in Rohrerstown.) In conclusion there are a few things I want to point out. First — a well- made Tall Clock was and is an instrument of great accuracy. The thirty-nine inch pendulum swings at

Chain) consists of 100 links, each link measuring 7.92 inches. �It seems necessary to call attention to one sentence in the foregoing Latrobe report, namely that which refers to a map which he had prepared and which accompanied the report. It is of record that the map as well as the report was presented

Federal and State money made it very difficult to adjust the accounts."20 One of the sons of William and Ann Henry was John Joseph Henry, who from 1793 to his death in 1811 was Judge of the Second Judicial District composed of the counties of Chester, Lancaster, York and Dauphin. It seems that during his

Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, in 1810, public opinion had demanded—and obtained—this improvement at the river borough. The Legislature had, in 1811, authorized the construction of this bridge; which was built about a quarter mile above where the present iron spans are located. (12) Wright's Ferry, licensed in

. He had charge of erecting the rolling mill and the blast apparatus for the furnace. Shawnee Rolling Mill (Columbia Rolling Mill) In 1854, Smith, Bruner, Sourbeer and Co. erected a rolling mill at the foot of Fifth Street, Columbia, a short distance down- stream from the Shawnee Furnaces. The plant