advertisement con- cerning George Gibson's tavern: " To be sold by the subscriber in the boro of Lancaster, the house and lot he now lives on. It has been a tavern several years, being well provided with stables and other conveniences for that business. Also another house and lot adjoining the former, very fit

may be tried, convicted, sentenced and hung with- out delay. If an Indian kill a white man, it was the act of an ignorant heathen, perhaps in liquor. Alas, poor innocent, he is sent to the friendly Indians, that he may be made a Chris- tian. Is it not a notorious fact that an Indian who treacherously

of its existence is one that ap- peals to those who love their native heath, and desire to know the past, not from tradition, but from history, that made Caernarvon in days gone by a famous center of successful manufacturing industries and agri- cultural pursuits and people it with men who in their