. In 1729 there were but three law- yers at the Lancaster bar, Joseph Growden, Ralph Asketon and John Emerson. In 1731 Edward Harris and John Moland were admitted, and in 1732, Francis Sherrard. The names of these gentlemen appear in the re- cord of the litigation of that period. I have not more fully

Fort some years before, as in 1820 this fort was in ruins, and the Indians were located across the river at Conestoga, probably thirty years before. It gives a splendid view of the river and the topography of the country, just as it is seen looking southeast from this point in York county to-day. The