Street from Jacob M. Long, trustee to Gabriel Hirsh. Jacob M. Long was to receive $200 for the extinguishment and would receive rent from Gabriel Hirsh which was set at forty-five shillings. Attached to the document is a note by Jacob M. Long to Gabriel Hirsh noting that Long had received Hirsh’s payment

certificates resulting from an undated agreement between Z. P. Boyer and O. E. McClellan of Philadelphia. 1894. Folder 4 Railways, Documents of Lancaster-related Operations Insert 1 J. R. Bitner’s blank receipt for an express freight line between Lancaster and Philadelphia. [188_]. Insert 2 Two reports of the

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5, Folder 10, June 2014. John Porter son of William Porter deceased by his own free will and the consent of Zacharias Moore and Jacob Eversole overseers of the poor of Donegal Twp. Apprenticed himself to John Brant as a house carpenter and joiner, 20 November 1793. Transferred from Document

Mary Danner in Lancaster mentions Gen. Lafayette’s visit in 1824. Creators: Danner family; Waver family. Conditions for Access: Original documents may be used by researchers--contact Research@LancasterHistory.org prior to visit or request at Reference Desk. Conditions Governing Reproductions

. Column 4: “Peggy Shippen’s Diary: As In A Looking-Glass.” Page Sixty-Two (Four Columns): Column 1- Continues on Page Sixty-Four: “Magnolia. Reunion of Teachers, Scholars, and Patrons of the Magnolia School for the past Forty Years.” Correspondence of the Henry Republican. Published 13 July 1882. Page