1787 and was currently (since 1794) a United States Senator. All then was in readiness for the campaign preceding the election which would decide whether Thomas McKean or James Ross was to be inaugurated Governor of Pennsylvania at Lancaster in Decem- ber of the year seventeen hundred ninety-nine. It

North Queen and Chestnut Streets), the Reading Railroad passenger station (then on Prince Street north of James), and the Pennsylvania short cut." Further, "it would provide a rear entrance on Cherry Street for the use of ambulances." The property itself consisted of a large 3 story double First home of

County of Bucks. (Signed) John Morrison Public Records of Pennsylvania Lancaster, July 7, 1802 Received of James Trimble, the sum of two dollars and twenty five cents for the carriage of a box from the Borough of Lancaster to the City 16 Letter in the Library of Congress. 17 Robert McKean, age 36, was

October 11 was election day and a greater number of Pennsylvania voters went to the polls on that day than on any previous similar occasion. More than one hundred and eleven thousand votes were cast. Simon Snyder won by a plurality of 28,400, but in Lancaster County, the county of his birth, he lost by

and two of his associates. The Legislature of Pennsylvania are to meet in this Borough on Tuesday next, and the Election of President and Vice-President of the U. S. on the following day. —Lancaster Intelligencer November 27, 1804 This being the constitutional day, for the meeting of the Legislature