something to do with it. In May 1807 I went to Lancaster to read the proof sheets of this translation at the printers. After I had read them and was about to return home, it commenced raining hard, and I put up at a public house where I often stopped. The Lutherans were there in great numbers to draw a

Wise in English. 3 A large Republican meeting at the Wigwam. Eloquent addresses were delivered by W. W. Brown and George Eichelberger. 4 A Wide Awake parade in Lancaster followed by meetings in various wards and a return parade to the Wigwam. 4 Friends of Lincoln, Hamlin and Curtin raised a pole in

property by the executor. Signed John Eberman, Executor." The total amount of the sale of the Heinitsch personal property and merchandise amounted to £1292 6½ pence. Paging through the ledger of the sale gives us a very good idea who attended the various sessions. Public sales in Lancaster County have

Philadelphia merchants who fled the city in 1777, wrote to Dr. Potts from Lancaster as follows: Lancaster, April 22, 1778 Doctor Potts Dear Sir:- By the Bearer, you will Receive one quarter Chest of Tea and two Bbls of Lime Juice which I hope will Please. I have got five casks of Lime Juice besides the two now