, Stevens made his home at the place stated. In the third paragraph after the third sentence the following lines should appear: "About the spring of 1844, the late Emanuel C. Reigart erected on the west side of .South Queen street, between Centre Square and Vine streets, three three-story brick dwellings

) to act in their Place for whose Acts they them- selves shall be accountable and in Case the Treasurer or Librarian for the Time being shall in the Judgment of the said Committee misbehave in their Respective Stations they shall forfeit and pay such sum as the Committee shall appoint not exceeding

) to act in their Place for whose Acts they them- selves shall be accountable and in Case the Treasurer or Librarian for the Time being shall in the Judgment of the said Committee misbehave in their Respective Stations they shall forfeit and pay such sum as the Committee shall appoint not exceeding

also members of the Lancaster County liar, the former being admitted in 1848 and the latter in 1859. Mr. Stevens died at Washington on August 11, 1868, and he was buried in Shreiner's Cemetery, in Lancaster, on August 15, 1868. He gave no directions in his will as to his place of burial, but it is said

public interests have not proved satisfactory to divers people resident in the said borough, and that should they continue to act any longer as a committee their pro- ceedings may be productive of dis-union and destroy that Peace and good order which they ardently wish to cultivate and maintain, do

visited their friends in prison were detained, because they would not take the oath which was demanded of them on such occasions. Wm. Henry sent word to the Prison Keeper that he should let the people in- stantly depart (which took place) and he forbid him to do any- thing of the kind in future to persons