Presbytery. When we consider that Donegal Church was founded less than a score of years after the organization of the first Pres- bytery, the country at the time being thinly settled, the facilities for communi- cation between neighboring settlements difficult and often dangerous, organiza- tion and the

or over 500 acres, and the warrant shall be ready." And Taylor, the Surveyor, un- der date of June 17, 1720, says : " I have agreed with Jenkin Davis for 1,000 acres on or near the Conestoga Creek." (See Taylor's Papers in Historical Society Rooms, at Philadelphia.) Both these surveys were made, as

Washington, D. C:, Au- gust 11, 1868. I repose in this quiet and secluded spot, not from any preference for soli- tude, but, finding other cemeteries limited as to race by charter rules, I have chosen this that I may illustrate in my death the principles which I ad- vocated through my long life—Equal- ity of