cO · LED ANON - - ··-··- ~ · · / • • - · · - ! JOY O•# 1,.1;1,r ~ l'IIA..IIW"'"""l"''J' MAP OF .Lapcaster County, Pa. Showing Lines of Conestoga Traction Company Figures Give Population of Townships Scale I inch = 4.61 miles SUPPLEMENT OF THE PENNSYLVANIA-GERMAN AUGUST, 1909 Courtesy, Conestoga

March 17, 1806 (P. L., p. 463), which gave the Gov- ernor the power to incorporate a com- pany to make the Conestoga river navigable from the Susquehanna river to Hamilton's mill, with locks and dams. Section 8 of this Act pro- vides that the company may enter on the lands along the Conestoga after

the barracks in Philadelphia, which was on what is now Washington Square, in the rear of Independence Hall. About the time that the Paxton Boys destroyed this Conestoga Town, largely augmented for their errand of death they headed toward Philadelphia to kill the Delawares in charge of Bernard Adam

one printed below has just been found among the papers of a descendant of the Secretary of the Library, and is offered as a valuable addition to what has already been put on record.—Ed. At a meeting of the Directors of the Juliana Library Company, at their Library Room, on the 17th Day of January

deeding it in several parts as follows: Christian Kieffer and Sarah his wife to Inland Insurance and Deposit Co. Deed dated March 31, 1855, Record Book K, Vol. 8, p. 27. Also by deed to David Longenecker, dated May 2, 1855. Recorded in Book I, Vol. 8, p. 469. Watt & Shand Sundry deeds at varying dates